Podcasts about Johanna Warren

episode #764. someone asked to borrow my phone this morning to call their mom and then proceeded to send some really weird text messages to people. so that informed my day, how about you?DOWNLOAD/STREAM RECORDING00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 Mikey Erg "Colleen" Bon Voyage01:57 Rob Magill "Better Off Fed (for Sky Saxon)“ February Paintings Series Vol.12 (Dead Birds of Flat Ground)04:49 Girlpool "Josephs Dad" Chaos Demos06:52 Night Auditor "Cane Sugar" Soul Junk10:10 Business Of Dreams "Anymore" Well I See13:13 Happyness "Undone" Floatr16:03 Simon Joyner & The ghosts "The Sailors They’re All Scattered" Salt Across Your Graves EP20:35 Cay Is Okay "Grants Pass" Waxing Gibbous25:04 Johanna Warren "Rose Potion" Chaotic Good29:13 DEAN CERCONE "love just as deep as the ocean" Dead Wine31:57 Mediocre Cafe "Bunko’s Party" Easy Listening34:09 Bread Pilot "leaf bed (demo)" What Do You Think That Bird?36:15 Soft Fangs "Unkind" with love,39:20 Tyler Holmes "Nothing" Nothing43:35 Erik Nervous "Living In The Woods" Bugs! EP45:18 Emperor X "Everyone in Jacksonville (Live at the Democracy Center)" Nineteen Live Recordings46:25 PUBLIC INTEREST "Epoxy" Between49:24 James Kochalka Superstar "God" KISSERS50:30 ylayali "junk drawer" cg extras54:00 Addy "pool party (demo)" demos ep

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My love affair with Ayahuasca continues... This song was adapted from the original by Johanna Warren, White Owl

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Johanna Warren is a singer/songwriter, actor and screenwriter. We talk about life as an artist, relationships, sex, gender, navigating this capitalistic hellscape and much more. For more Johanna visit - https://www.johannawarren.com/ If you dig us there is a lot more on patreon.com/churchofchill where you can access our discord community, radio shows, film commentary and exclusive podcasts. Follow us @veryapetv veryape.tv

Johanna Warren joins LaunchLeft to talk about her new album, Lessons for Mutants, and share her thoughts about the creative process. Johanna is also involved in writing a play, The Buckeye, and will do a live workshop in Bristol, England, in February. In addition, Johanna speaks boldly about how she has found energy and creativity in nature and discusses rebelling against parts of society that put deadlines and expectations on artists and people in general and how that can compromise your well-being. The episode closes with a live performance of her song "Lessons For Mutants" from the Garden Sessions at PULP studio in Gainesville, Florida. Join us this week for a truly inspiring episode.  -----------------  LAUNCHLEFT OFFICIAL WEBSITEhttps://www.launchleft.com  LAUNCHLEFT PATREON https://www.patreon.com/LaunchLeft  TWITTER https://twitter.com/LaunchLeft  INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/launchleft/  FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/LaunchLeft  --------------------- LaunchLeft Podcast hosted by Rain Phoenix is an intentional space for Art and Activism where famed creatives launch new artists. LaunchLeft is an alliance of left-of-center artists, a curated ecosystem that includes a podcast, label and NFT gallery. --------------------- IN THIS EPISODE: [00:55] Johanna shares about the time spent in Wales and her childhood.  [09:07] Johanna is working on a musical called The Buckeye.  [10:25] Discussion of what sparks creativity and taking time for yourself.  [23:56] The state of the music industry and how Covid gave Johanna a time of quiet reflection.  [29:40] Johanna describes her collaboration with local farmers and herbalists. KEY TAKEAWAYS:  The effect of losing someone resonates in the art that you create. It's essential to be mindful of how you feel and what you spend time on. It's good to take a break when your body speaks and says slow down, even if it affects a schedule in place. Put your well-being first.  The music industry doesn't value new talent. Instead, the focus is on those who have become stars; consequently, they get the notice and the benefits. RESOURCE LINKS Podcast - LaunchLeft Album - Johanna Warren Instagram - Johanna Warren Facebook - Johanna Warren Twitter - Johanna Warren Soundcloud - Johanna Warren Bandcamp - Johanna Warren BIO:  As a little kid, I knew who I was: a wild magical creature who delighted in the gifts of the Earth and the mysteries of the universe - feasting on red clover and honeysuckle, grinding berries between stones to make "potions," thatching faerie huts with slabs of damp moss, talking to bugs, singing to birds, drawing channeled images of interdimensional angels, and happily passing long afternoons with my face pressed in the dirt watching golden light dance through blades of grass. Then, as most of us do, I forgot. The magic was conditioned out of me and replaced with corn syrup, plastic and The Pledge of Allegiance. And I got very sick, and very very sad. I was slapped with a long string of diagnoses, including Type 1 diabetes. My adolescence and young adulthood was a horrorshow of illness and medications that caused side effects for which more medications were prescribed. After ten years of this nightmare, I realized I had no idea who I was without the antidepressants, birth control pills, antibiotics, acne medications, antiandrogens, prescription migraine drugs and insulin injections I had been taking regularly since before I was old enough to question any of it.  I started experimenting with phasing out pharmaceuticals and exploring "alternative" (ancient, sacred) healing modalities: herbalism and folk medicine, acupuncture, Qi Gong, meditation, fasting. I started working on biodynamic farms and learning directly from plants. Getting back outside to be in direct communion with the natural cycles of the Earth, as I did so naturally as a child, has been absolutely vital to my personal healing. Since most of my illnesses were stemming from toxic foods, getting directly involved with the source of my nourishment was pivotal. I can't overstate how difficult it was to get off the pharmaceuticals, but I was determined — I knew in my bones that there was a better way. Over the course of a harrowing year, I weaned myself off the insane slew of drugs I'd been on for years — all except insulin, which I still currently rely on to help manage Type 1 diabetes (a profound teacher I am continuing to learn from!) The next major event in my training as a healer came In 2012, when I was in a fatal car crash. At the moment of the collision, I had a lucid experience of being saved by the angelic form of my best friend, who had died a year prior: I felt his presence as a warm bubble of white light that shielded me from injury. By all accounts, given the circumstances and severity of the impact, it was miraculous that I lived at all – but in fact I was left without a scratch on my body.  The car crash was an initiation. It cracked me wide open. It was like I was catapulted into a different dimension where magic was real again. Suddenly I was talking to dead people, seeing colors I'd never seen before, feeling like I could start a fire with the light and heat coming out of my hands.  My work as a healer has been about finding my way home, back to the wise child who knew who she was, and helping others do the same. Remembering that we are all deeply connected. Reclaiming our magic. Dancing for the trees. Singing for the squirrels. Fasting in the wilderness sometimes. Learning from plants. Learning from people. Listening within. Falling more deeply in love with myself/ You/ Nature/ God every day.  As I continue to walk the healing path, I come again and again to the understanding that pain, suffering and disease are invitations: portals to awakening. Our bodies are constantly communicating to us in poetic metaphors densely encoded with information, and they can teach us everything we came here to learn. All we have to do is listen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“For every $1 of aid Africa gets, $24 is taken out. We have to address something deeper, something more systemic, but we don't want to talk about that. We want to talk about food waste, composting. Those are treating the symptoms of the disease, not the root. ” In this episode, we revisit our past conversation with Loren Cardeli, the co-founder and Executive Director of A Growing Culture, a 501(c)3 nonprofit, advancing a culture of farmer autonomy and agroecological innovation. A Growing Culture is a farmer-centric organization that believes the key to sustainability lies in returning small-scale farmers back to the forefront of agriculture. As part of this growing movement, Loren and his colleagues promote farmer-led research, extension, and outreach, helping to create sustainable, self-driving futures. (The musical offering featured in this episode Only the Truth by Johanna Warren.) Green Dreamer would not be possible without direct support from our listeners. Help us keep the show alive by reciprocating a gift of any amount today! GreenDreamer.com/support

In this episode, we revisit our past conversation with Mark Rectanus, a University Professor of German Studies (Emeritus) in the Department of World Languages and Cultures at Iowa State University. His publications include research on the German publishing industry, the book and electronic media, contemporary German literature, corporate sponsorships, cultural politics, museum studies, and contemporary art. His most recent book is Museums Inside Out: Artist Collaborations and New Exhibition Ecologies. Some of the topics we explore in this conversation include "culture incorporated", funding in art, decolonizing museums, what it means to be a museum in the 21st century, and more. (The musical offering featured in this episode is Black Moss by Johanna Warren.) Green Dreamer would not be possible without the direct support from our listeners. Help us keep the show alive by reciprocating a gift of any amount today: GreenDreamer.com/support

Join host Ned Buskirk in conversation with Johanna Warren - singer/songwriter, actor, & Level III Reiki Master-Teacher - as they talk about the fatal accident that returned her to her magical child self, drawing pentagrams in the sandbox to invoke our unicorn lover, & how to remember that life loves & needs us.All things Johanna Warren: https://www.johannawarren.com/Support Johanna…On Bandcamp: https://johannawarren.bandcamp.com/ On Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/johannawarren Produced by Nick JainaSoundscaping by Nick Jaina“Broken Machine” with Words by JP/Read by Johanna Warren/Soundscaping by Nick Jaina”YG2D Podcast Theme Song” Produced by Scott Ferreter & eO w/vocals by Jordan Edelheit, Morgan Bolender, Chelsea Coleman & Ned BuskirkTHIS PODCAST IS MADE POSSIBLEBECAUSE OF LISTENERS LIKE YOU.Become a podcast patron now at https://www.patreon.com/YG2D.And find out more at www.yg2d.com

What is the Pyrocene, and why do we need to tell a new narrative around fire? How did colonial forms of conservation disrupt Indigenous cultural burning practices, increasing the likelihood of eruptive, destructive fires today? In light of wildfire season beginning again on the west coast of Turtle Island, we are resharing this pertinent conversation (ep281) with fire historian Stephen Pyne. About Stephen Pyne Stephen Pyne is an emeritus professor at Arizona State University and mostly a fire historian, who has written fire histories for America, Australia, Canada, and Europe (including Russia). The recently published Still-Burning Bush updates his fire survey of Australia. The song featured in this episode is Only the Truth by Johanna Warren.   Help us reach our Patreon goal: Patreon.com/GreenDreamer Green Dreamer is a community-supported podcast and multimedia journal exploring our paths to collective healing, ecological regeneration, and true abundance and wellness for all. Find our show notes, transcripts, and newsletter at GreenDreamer.com. *The values, views, and opinions of our diverse guests do not necessarily reflect those of Green Dreamer. Our episodes are minimally edited; please do your own additional research on the information, resources, and statistics shared.

sent $$$ this week to Medical Aid for Palestinians.www.map.org.uk“Today we have offices in the West Bank, Gaza, Jerusalem, Lebanon and London. With our extensive local knowledge and experience, we work closely with communities, hospitals, clinics and healthcare providers to coordinate care and medical aid even where there are severe restrictions on access.MAP provides immediate medical aid to those in need at times of crisis, while also developing local capacity and skills to ensure the long-term development of the Palestinian healthcare system.We are also committed to bearing witness to the impact of occupation, displacement and conflict on Palestinian health and wellbeing, and campaign for the realisation of Palestinian rights to health and dignity.”DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Chemtrails “Watch Evil Grow” Calf of the Sacred CowMore Eaze “c0ncr3t3” YumSusan “Little Notes” TV Girls EPdot Vom “Sad is Fine” LOVE WEIGHTSBil Palmer “Different Now” Welcome to Concretea certain smile “Aberdeen” Fits & StartsKal Marks “Today I Walked Down To The Tree, Read A Book, And When I Was Done I Went Back Inside” Universal CareSpirit Night “Tell That One Again” ShameJulius Smack “Red Wine” Before It IsFlorry “Please” Brown BunnyMeadow House “Carbon Monoxide” This Should Not Be Happening.Alien She “Feed Me” FeelerJohanna Warren “Hopelessness Has Done Nothing For Me” Gemini IIColor TV “Anybody’s Girl” Anybody’s Girl / Waiting For The CallFjshwjfe “Pain” Tourist in the DarkSuggested Friends “Please Don’t Look At Me On The Bus” Suggested FriendsModern Baseball “Apple Cider, I Don’t Mind” Holy GhostHoliday Dryer “They Live to Thank You” Rotten InteriorsRainbow Reservoir “Rainbows Don’t End” Channel HannaDARK/LIGHT “Monday in the clouds” KILL SOME TIMENADINE “Pews” oh myPalehound “Sea of Blood” YMCA PoolYoung Jesus “Under” S/TBig Bill “Fear of Body” Stand By Your Billkatie dey “fear o the light” flood networkNettle “Hard Pass” NettleBebe Machete “secret silence” Equis

Today we welcome Johanna Warren — a fellow mycophile, musician and mystic. Johanna's storytelling is tranquil & relatable. She shares her personal pursuit of wellbeing in both physical and mental realms, and how psilocybin was an imperative element. Beyond the journey to wellbeing, we discuss how psilocybin weaves into creativity and how Johanna's life as an artist has been influenced by plants & mushrooms. Prepare to get philosophical, and enjoy the soothing presence and wisdom of the lovely Johanna Warren.Topics Covered:Johanna's evolution & lifestyle as a performerPersonal stories of psilocybin's role in depression, creativity, and painThe inspiration and culture of Johanna's Plant Medicine TourThe Human Condition, and how psychedelics can help us navigateLessons, jokes, and tokens from mushroom tripsThe Duncan Trussell Family Hour — Johanna's feature and serendipitous meetingShow notesJohanna's latest work, Chaotic Good: https://johannawarren.bandcamp.com/album/chaotic-goodJohanna's Website: (www.johannawarren.com)Johanna's Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2K5c4N7j15hUwrvv0ejlvVPrisoner Song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NINGQ8LF8FkDTFH Feature: http://www.duncantrussell.com/episodes/2019/6/29/johanna-warren 

Richey Beckett is a pen and ink illustrator based in rural Wales, mostly known for his intricately detailed linework. He has done many commissions for world's biggest bands such as Metallica, The Doors, Foo Fighters, and Black Sabbath, as well as creating movie posters for TV series such as "Game Of Thrones" and "The Walking Dead". In this episode we talk about all Richey's lifestyle and journey from growing up in a creative family, having his own metal band and being in music industry to fully dedicating his life to illustration and designing posters and album covers. Richey gives great tips about getting commissions, licensing and copyright, doing conventions and art shows, and managing the business side of his career. He also points out his love for animation and Ray Harryhausen for the first time in this podcast. Last but not least he talks about directing a music video for Johanna Warren and all the challenges. https://anchor.fm/arezouart/message For more updates please follow Richey on IG: @richeybeckett or find out more on Arezou Art IG You can find this interview with Farsi caption on my Youtube channel. (نسخه با زیرنویس فارسی این پادکست در یوتیوب منتشر میشود) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/arezouart/message

"Listen off the holiday hangover in The Listening Booth as we kick off the final week of this helluva 2020 with a Best in Mix retrospective. Tune in for part 1 of DJ RePete’s year in revue featuring electro from Bob Moses and RJD2, rock with the Born Ruffians and Blood Shot Bill, and alternative from Dent May and The Exbats. Plus hit up news on a certain Grammy nod for a certain Irish punk band that broke through on BTRtoday in 2020. And hit up info on a Johanna Warren fundraiser this Boxing Day and all of December with a new single proceeds benefiting Feed Black Futures. 00:00 - Mic Break 00:59 - I'll Take It Boring - Jordana 03:51 - Lost - Alex the Astronaut 07:12 - Panic - Annie Hamilton 11:15 - Hey Hey Hey - The Exbats 14:38 - Who Can Be Loved In This World? - Elvis Depressedly 16:27 - Part of It - Johanna Warren 19:14 - Big - Jordana 21:35 - Said The Shovel - Osees 26:07 - Mic Break 27:05 - Hold Me Up - Bob Moses 29:27 - The Joy - Prince Josh 33:12 - Grand Palace - RJD2 36:53 - Dizzy Crazy - Tada! 39:56 - Cool For A Second - Yumi Zouma 43:01 - Big Wheel - Samia 46:08 - Lonely Boy - Becca Mancari 48:19 - about her. again. - Son Little 51:55 - Mic Break 52:34 - I Was Dreaming - Bee Appleseed 55:13 - Try Again - Andy Shauf 58:59 - Caught in the Middle - Alex the Astronaut 61:48 - I Could Use A Miracle - Dent May 65:46 - D19 - Disq 68:47 - 17 - Drew Citron 72:21 - Your Reply - Frances Quinlan 76:27 - Truck Stop Coffee - Reed Burnam 79:31 - Homegrown Roots - Victoria Bailey 82:21 - Industry Canter - The World Famous Grassholes 84:01 - Mic Break 84:51 - Dedication - Born Ruffians 87:35 - Whatever - Double Grave 91:46 - Anytime - Country Westerns 94:21 - A Hero's Death - Fontaines D.C. 97:53 - Model Village - IDLES 101:45 - Grounds - IDLES 104:42 - Mic Break 105:23 - Straight to the Moon - Bloodshot Bill 107:18 - Merle - Dead Ghosts 109:58 - Sonoran Snoball - Calexico 112:59 - Schism Trek - Mamalarky 115:21 - Round and Round We Go - What in Your Heart Can Put You in a Trance 118:03 - Mic Break 119:06 - He Ain't Heavy, He's My Sandwich - Mo Douglas 121:01 - Finish "

"It's that time of year again! Cozy up by the fire, wrap some gifts, or bake some cookies. Whatever you get into this holiday season this all-female holiday mix is for you. "It's the holiday season, it's the season of believing."- Molly Burch 00:00 - Emily (Cool by Soccer Mommy) 01:02 - Winter Weather - Sneaks 03:07 - Keep Your Christmas - Coco Hames 06:09 - Snowman - Madeline Leman & the Desert Swells 09:06 - Holiday Dreaming - Molly Burch 12:33 - Winter Love - Secret Sun 15:51 - Emily 16:48 - Jesus Was A Black Man - Johanna Warren 18:01 - Cold Apartment - Vagabon 21:21 - Cold - Jen Starsinic 26:07 - Christmas Everyday - Mariya May 28:49 - Emily 29:04 - Two Cold Nights in Buffalo - Courtney Marie Andrews 32:30 - Winter Is Cold - Caroline Says 35:11 - I Slept Through Christmas - Ruby Boots 37:44 - Salt In the Snow - Breanne Marie and the Front Porch Sinners 40:13 - Bitter Winter - Erin Anne 43:11 - Emily 43:46 - Holiday Destination - Nadine Shah 49:24 - Old Leaves Shiver - Laura Carbone 53:56 - Finish "

"It's that time of year again! Cozy up by the fire, wrap some gifts, or bake some cookies. Whatever you get into this holiday season this all-female holiday mix is for you. "It's the holiday season, it's the season of believing."- Molly Burch 00:00 - Emily (Cool by Soccer Mommy) 01:02 - Winter Weather - Sneaks 03:07 - Keep Your Christmas - Coco Hames 06:09 - Snowman - Madeline Leman & the Desert Swells 09:06 - Holiday Dreaming - Molly Burch 12:33 - Winter Love - Secret Sun 15:51 - Emily 16:48 - Jesus Was A Black Man - Johanna Warren 18:01 - Cold Apartment - Vagabon 21:21 - Cold - Jen Starsinic 26:07 - Christmas Everyday - Mariya May 28:49 - Emily 29:04 - Two Cold Nights in Buffalo - Courtney Marie Andrews 32:30 - Winter Is Cold - Caroline Says 35:11 - I Slept Through Christmas - Ruby Boots 37:44 - Salt In the Snow - Breanne Marie and the Front Porch Sinners 40:13 - Bitter Winter - Erin Anne 43:11 - Emily 43:46 - Holiday Destination - Nadine Shah 49:24 - Old Leaves Shiver - Laura Carbone 53:56 - Finish "

On today’s special episode, join the talented Johanna Warren near her home in Wales for a private concert. Enjoy her plant-inspired lyrics as she is surrounded by the sounds of the forest. Johanna recently lent her voice to Netflix series ‘The Midnight Gospel’ and released her fifth solo album Chaotic Good on Carpark Records. Beyond her musical artistry, Johanna is a mystic, herbalist, Reiki Master, and advocate for the healing powers of Nature. Join our community! Subscribe to the Mountain Rose Herbs newsletter Subscribe to Mountain Rose Herbs on YouTube Follow on Instagram Like on Facebook Follow on Pinterest Follow on Twitter Read the Mountain Rose Herbs blog Follow on TikTok Strengthening the bonds between people and plants for a healthier world. Mountain Rose Herbs www.mountainroseherbs.com

Musician, artist, and healer Johanna Warren joins our ritual to talk about adjusting to post-covid-19 creative practices and the magical quest that inspired her latest record, Chaotic Good. Tune into Johanna's frequency at: https://www.johannawarren.com/ And check out a very special hypnosis tape on "Creating your own reality" at: https://www.patreon.com/posts/42683231

Outro music: Rose Potion by Johanna Warren

On today’s special episode, join the talented Johanna Warren near her home in Wales for a private concert. Enjoy her plant-inspired lyrics as she is surrounded by the sounds of the forest. Johanna recently lent her voice to Netflix series ‘The Midnight Gospel’ and released her fifth solo album Chaotic Good on Carpark Records. Beyond her musical artistry, Johanna is a mystic, herbalist, Reiki Master, and advocate for the healing powers of Nature. For more from Johanna, catch her upcoming livestream concert on October 1. Tickets on sale now! “I’ve been thinking of life as one big roleplaying game,” Johanna Warren offers when asked why she chose to title her new album after a Dungeons & Dragons reference. “There’s chance, there’s choice, and there’s alignment—what forces in the universe do I choose to align myself with?”  Chaotic Good is Warren’s fifth full-length album and first for Wax Nine/Carpark Records. It represents a moment of rupture in the singer-songwriter’s career as she transitions away from the quiet, folk-adjacent work that defined her early solo albums with a bold statement piece that demonstrates the breadth of her ambition. Here, Warren flits between crushing admissions set to spare piano solos and muscular declarations of independence that have more in common with grunge acts of bygone years than anything we’ve heard from Warren in the past. “The last few years I’ve had an urge to change my name, or create some alter-ego,” she says. “But I’ve come to realize that ‘Johanna’ is already just a character. We think we know who we are based on what’s already happened, but we’re allowed to make new choices.” The oceanic, soothing single “Bed of Nails” illustrates that realization perfectly when Warren sings: “I tried a little bit too hard to be myself/It turned me into something else.” Recording Chaotic Good was an exercise in self-reinvention. Warren decided to produce the album on her own, borrowing recording equipment from a friend to do much of the preliminary tracking alone in a garage. She enlisted a few key collaborators to fully enliven her vision, most notably former Sticklips bandmates Chris St. Hilaire and Jim Bertini. On the raucously resilient “Part of It,” Warren is joined by her musical brethren as she addresses a noncommittal narcissist and—a trademark of Warren’s work—the narrator’s complicity in her own suffering: “Don’t look at me like I’m the one holding you back/and I won’t look at you like you have something I lack.” Adding to the album’s dynamism is the fact that it took shape over the course of four years in studios across the United States while Warren was touring her most recent albums Gemini I and II. Warren uses words like “patchwork” and “scrapbook” to describe Chaotic Good; it is a collection of sonic snapshots that transport her to specific places in time with each listen. “This album is about learning how to be with myself after a lifetime of codependent relationships,” Warren says. You can hear that especially well on “Twisted,” which finds her confronting a former lover, and ultimately, letting them go. “I’m a warrior, but I give up,” Warren howls, the surrounding production warping and distorting as her raw vocal crests to an acidic scream. Though her lyrics are resigned, her delivery is anything but. It is a moment of total abandon, when the multitudinous aspects of a personality coalesce to form something at once dazzling and monstrous. “Chaotic Good is a metamorphosis,” Warren says. “It’s my phoenix moment. Everything I’ve done before was just building the funeral pyre.” Johanna Warren is a multi-instrumentalist and producer who began her career as a singer/songwriter in the Brooklyn-based psych folk band Sticklips. The group released two albums before disbanding in 2012, and after a stint performing backup vocals for Iron & Wine, Warren self-released her debut solo album, Fates, in 2013. The album prompted her to tour nationally under her own name, and since then, she’s led a nomadic existence, calling cities across the United States home for short periods of time. Over the past few years, Warren has toured alongside Mitski, Julie Byrne, and Marissa Nadler, but a life on the road hasn’t slowed her output. In 2015, she released her sophomore album nūmūn to acclaim, propelling her to the forefront of artists to watch in the second half of the decade. Warren dedicated the spellbinding collection of acoustically-driven songs to the phases of the moon and to the divine feminine — forces of great power and consequence that are all-too often overlooked. The following year, Warren announced a twin set of albums released on her own label Spirit House, which promoted a radically inclusive, artist-friendly ethos. Each of the songs on Gemini I corresponds with a song on Gemini II, which debuted later, in 2018. The two albums are in conversation with one another, offering up a character sketch of dueling personalities vying for acceptance. To contrast nūmūn, which was rendered using a simple palate of acoustic instruments, the arrangements on Gemini I and II integrated a wide array of instrumentation and more palpable percussion, furnished with help from a small cohort of Warren’s longtime collaborators. Following the release of Gemini II, Warren embarked on her extensive Plant Medicine Tour, during which she invited local herbalists, farmers, and activists to come and share resources with attendees about alternative remedies. In the spare moments between tour stops, Warren recorded her latest album in studios across the United States. Entirely self-produced, Chaotic Good is Warren’s first album for Wax Nine/Carpark and it is her boldest to date, finding her in a state of transition as she introduces listeners to a new phase of her artistry. Thanks for listening! HerbRally www.herbrally.com

Johanna Warren is a singer-songwriter, actor, herbalist, and energy healer based in Portland, Oregon. She has released 5 solo albums and 2 earlier albums under the band Sticklips. Johanna released her most recent album, Chaotic Good, in May of 2020. In this episode, we discuss: 2:48 – Living in Wales: Shifting from a nomadic lifestyle to staying within one place4:54 – Plants Johanna has developed a kinship with while in Wales6:26 – What Chaotic Good means for Johanna as an album, music as a space for processing and calling in the neglected parts of ourselves9:58 – The voice as an energetic tool for embodiment 15:44 – Unblocking the voice, connecting the human body and the earth body through the voice19:24 – What brought Johanna to herbalism, how listening to the wisdom of plants has helped Johanna listen to herself23:44 – The interrelatedness of Johanna’s herbalism and music practices25:49 – The cyclicality of creativity and reclaiming the yin 26:36 – How the pandemic months have shifted Johanna’s perspective30:06 – Johanna’s journey with Reiki 35:30 - How energy work has affected the way Johanna engages with her music 39:16 – Being a multi-disciplinary artist, moving between artistic mediums 45:55 – How Earth helps heal Johanna’s relationship to art 48:16 – A question Johanna has been asking right now 53:27 – What gives Johanna hope right now Johanna’s WebsiteJohanna’s InstagramJohanna’s new album, Chaotic Good

Psychedelics, Music & Art go hand in hand. So many of us are moved to express our insights and visions through our creativity. Join Daniel of Tam Integration as he talks to a wide variety of masterful creatives about how their magical flights of fancy have inspired their art. If you feel moved, please support the show: http://patreon.com/tamintegration http://instrumentalbreakdowns.com Co-produced by http://Deadheadland.tv     Johanna Warren is a multi-instrumentalist and producer who began her career as a singer/songwriter in the Brooklyn-based psych folk band Sticklips. The group released two albums before disbanding in 2012, and after a stint performing backup vocals for Iron & Wine, Warren self-released her debut solo album, Fates, in 2013. The album prompted her to tour nationally under her own name, and since then, she’s led a nomadic existence, calling cities across the United States home for short periods of time. Over the past few years, Warren has toured alongside Mitski, Julie Byrne, and Marissa Nadler, but a life on the road hasn’t slowed her output. In 2015, she released her sophomore album nūmūn to acclaim, propelling her to the forefront of artists to watch in the second half of the decade. Warren dedicated the spellbinding collection of acoustically-driven songs to the phases of the moon and to the divine feminine -- forces of great power and consequence that are all-too often overlooked. The following year, Warren announced a twin set of albums released on her own label Spirit House, which promoted a radically inclusive, artist-friendly ethos. Each of the songs on Gemini I corresponds with a song on Gemini II, which debuted later, in 2018. The two albums are in conversation with one another, offering up a character sketch of dueling personalities vying for acceptance. To contrast nūmūn, which was rendered using a simple palate of acoustic instruments, the arrangements on Gemini I and II integrated a wide array of instrumentation and more palpable percussion, furnished with help from a small cohort of Warren’s longtime collaborators. Following the release of Gemini II, Warren embarked on her extensive Plant Medicine Tour, during which she invited local herbalists, farmers, and activists to come and share resources with attendees about alternative remedies. In the spare moments between tour stops, Warren recorded her latest album in studios across the United States. Entirely self-produced, Chaotic Good is Warren’s first album for Wax Nine/Carpark and it is her boldest to date, finding her in a state of transition as she introduces listeners to a new phase of her artistry.

Today's guest is Johanna Warren, author of haunting songs, beautifully sung with an ethereal yet rhythmically adventures delivery. Johanna and Joe met while working on the Netflix series, Midnight Gospel, on which she plays the singing voice of the Prisoner. She spoke to Joe in May from her home in rural Wales. Check out Johanna's latest album, Chaotic Good, out now!

Johanna Warren brings her Chaotic Good-ness to the mix. 00:00 - DJ Emily (Cool by Soccer Mommy) 01:13 - Indoor S'mores - RJD2 05:45 - Jazzhound - The Buttertones 09:03 - City In The Country - Howling Hex 12:21 - Can't Take it With You - Little Shrine 15:24 - Free My Heart - Pure X 18:13 - DJ Emily 18:38 - Compelled - Land of Talk 21:42 - Holdin' Me Down - Dead Ghosts 24:17 - Without You - A is for Arrows 27:27 - Gentleness - Honey Cutt 29:47 - DJ Emily 30:38 - Bed of Nails - Johanna Warren 34:40 - Finish

Johanna Warren brings her Chaotic Good-ness to the mix. 00:00 - DJ Emily (Cool by Soccer Mommy) 01:13 - Indoor S'mores - RJD2 05:45 - Jazzhound - The Buttertones 09:03 - City In The Country - Howling Hex 12:21 - Can't Take it With You - Little Shrine 15:24 - Free My Heart - Pure X 18:13 - DJ Emily 18:38 - Compelled - Land of Talk 21:42 - Holdin' Me Down - Dead Ghosts 24:17 - Without You - A is for Arrows 27:27 - Gentleness - Honey Cutt 29:47 - DJ Emily 30:38 - Bed of Nails - Johanna Warren 34:40 - Finish

La llegada por sorpresa de "Las Que No Iban a Salir", el nuevo álbum de Bad Bunny, obliga a convocar a Aleix Ibars para analizarlo como nuestro disco de la semana. Además, nos detenemos en el synth-pop de autor de Desire, las canciones que te atraviesan de Johanna Warren y el afro-beat de nueva ola de Oxlade.

Funky sauce. Wear headphones. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ In The Air Tonight by Marissa Nadler on Single (Sacred Bones Records) 8′27″ Kill The Lights by El Michels Affair on Adult Themes (Big Crown Records) 11′42″ 4 de Octubre by Orquesta Akokan on Single (Daptone Records) 16′18″ 6 Degrees Of Separation by Jab on Single (Joon Dadad) 17′58″ Movin' On by Ohnesty on Single (Highball Records) 28′12″ Berry Patch (Halogenix Remix) by Machinedrum on Barry Patch: Blended (Vision) 38′06″ Gone by Robert Glasper on Fuck Yo Feelings: Instrumental (Loma Vista Recordings) 44′19″ Haunted Boat (Buyer's Remorse) by Karate Boogaloo on Carn The Boogers (College Of Knowledge Records) 45′35″ Blue To Red by Chip Wickham on Blue To Red (Lovemonk) 53′20″ Carousel by L'eclair on Single (Bongo Joe) 56′42″ Beginning by La Priest on Single (Domino) 58′42″ The Cutdown by Polyrhythmics on Man From The Future (Color Red) 69′38″ Los Angeles by Dougie Poole on Single (Wharf Cat Records) 73′46″ Twisted by Johanna Warren on Chaotic Good (Wax Nine Records) 76′41″ Haven't You Heard (Butch Remix) by Patrice Rushen on Single (Parlophone) 83′53″ Mr Experience by Donny Benet on Single (Dot Dash Recordings) 93′18″ Mystic Force by Mystic-Force on Psychic Harmony (MFS) 93′56″ Kiln (Enaxri Point) by Dusty Kid on Single (Isolade) 102′50″ Chaga by Papadosio on Single (Papadosio LLC) 104′11″ Diamond Mine by Foreign/National on Single (Foreign/National) 113′53″ Come Out At Night by The New Mastersounds on Single (Color Red) 118′56″ Nonsense by Dolph on Meaningful Trivialities (Levldva)

This week we were so glad to be joined by Emilie Friedlander! Emilie is a freelance writer, contributing editor at Vice, and a co-founder of AdHoc. We talk about her recent piece in Vice "There Is No Such Thing as Independent Music in the Age of Coronavirus", as well as new albums from Car Seat Headrest, Johanna Warren, and Pure X. Emilie's Piece:  https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/v749p3/theres-no-such-thing-s-independent-music-in-the-age-of-coronavirus Mat Dryhurst & Holly Herndon's Podcast: https://www.patreon.com/interdependence

Johanna Warren is a musician, artist, and healer. Her newest album, Chaotic Good, came out on May 1. In this sweet and vulnerable conversation, we dive into the shadows and gifts of the creative life, touching on the karmic drives that inform self-expression, and how her understanding of her most challenging experiences has shifted as she has healed her body and spirit, releasing damaging beliefs and stepping into stories of magic and wisdom. From discipline to self-annihilation, musical ancestors to herbal wizards, this is a tender exploration of personal catharsis and the call to service as an artist. You can find her at JohannaWarren.com, her music at JohannaWarren.bandcamp.com and on IG @johahanna. More podcasts where podcasts are found, MauraJames.com and IG @maurajames. [“Rose Potion” - Johanna Warren]

“I Know Kung-Fu… Panda.”We walk about Baby Grimes-Musk, alien languages, and Brian makes Luke (aaaahhh) FREAK OUT! We talk about weird coincidences, deja vu, and living in a simulation. Luke plays a clip from his interview with LA Priest where they talk about Soft Hair, Britney Spears, and Tiger King. We talk about living in the city vs. living in the country. Luke tries to teach Brian how to pronounce Bon Iver. We talk about manipulative men and carrying the weight of the world. We talk about reinventing yourself as a new character. All while playing an incredible lineup of songs that are sure to please our robot overlords.Songs Played In This Episode: LA Priest - Beginning from GENE out June 5th on Domino Recording Co.Naeem feat. Swamp Dogg and Justin Vernon - Simulation from Startisha out June 12th on 37D03DBibio - Sleep On The Wing from Sleep On The Wing out June 12th on Warp RecordsJohanna Warren - Twisted from Chaotic Good out now on Wax Nine/Carpark RecordsLand of Talk - Weight of that Weekend from Indistinct Conversations out July 31st on Saddle CreekThe Soft Pink Truth - We from Shall We Go On Sinning So That Grace May Increase? out now on Thrill Jockey Records

Open your windows, listen to the birds, get a cone from the ice cream man, and turn UP the music. The title of today's show is inspired by the BTR artist of the Week, Trace Mountains. His latest album, Lost in the Country, is out now on Lame-O Records. Plus, new tracks by Little Shrine, Johanna Warren, Raw Milk and more. Stay tuned! 00:00 - The Jaunt on BTR 00:53 - God Damn Near - Raw Milk 02:35 - Shugar Water - Jackie Lynn 06:58 - Milk and Honey - Hazel English 10:05 - Nostalgla For The Present Moment - Jaunt 12:51 - The Good Thing About Time - Little Shrine 15:51 - Feel It All - Eliza & The Delusionals 19:06 - Empty - Day Wave 22:16 - The Jaunt on BTR 23:10 - Personal Saviour - Bugs 25:36 - Water & Wine - X 28:12 - Sickeningly Teeth - Melkbelly 31:10 - Say Goodbye - Dead Ghosts 32:58 - North Aquarian - Howling Hex 38:43 - The Jaunt on BTR 39:32 - Part of It - Johanna Warren 42:20 - Independent Man - M. Ward 46:46 - Compelled - Land of Talk 49:57 - Alexandra - Laura Marling 53:11 - Here With You - Anna Burch 56:03 - toesteethtongue - Lila Blue 61:01 - The Jaunt on BTR 61:54 - Free My Heart - Pure X 65:05 - The Slowest Rendition - The Dream Syndicate 75:53 - Clouds - Thurlowood 79:00 - Mr G - Once & Future Band 82:22 - Get Lost - Ryan Massad 85:11 - Jane, Don't You Know Me? - Elvis Depressedly 88:28 - Tether - Wares 91:41 - The Jaunt on BTR 92:45 - Risk It - Austra 96:23 - Go Slow - A is for Arrows 99:47 - Skin - San Cisco 104:09 - Boca Chica - MUNYA 107:05 - Resisto Y Ya - Lido Pimienta 109:49 - Fractured State - Tourist Company 112:44 - Superhiro - Cassowary 116:18 - Born To Cruise - BC Camplight 119:48 - The Jaunt on BTR 120:33 - Me & May - Trace Mountains 122:52 - Finish

On today's show we listen to new music from Land of Talk and Johanna Warren, and chat with sound engineer Madeleine Campbell - founder and editor of the zine "Women In Sound." 00:00 - Mutual Core 01:24 - Compelled - Land of Talk 04:37 - Conversation with Madeleine Campbell 52:26 - Outro 53:48 - Rose Potion - Johanna Warren 58:04 - Finish

On today's show we listen to new music from Land of Talk and Johanna Warren, and chat with sound engineer Madeleine Campbell - founder and editor of the zine "Women In Sound." 00:00 - Mutual Core 01:24 - Compelled - Land of Talk 04:37 - Conversation with Madeleine Campbell 52:26 - Outro 53:48 - Rose Potion - Johanna Warren 58:04 - Finish

Our guest, Autumn Freeman on Instagram @justaddganja, has complex PTSD from prolonged childhood abuse, sexual assaults and an attack where she was stabbed in the face and chest. She never recovered from any of the trauma. So it compounded and got worse. She developed a Panic disorder and Major depression- a few suicide attempts and several hospitalizations over the course of her life, and it’s been really hard. Through brain scans done by top neuroscientists, they found that her brain had gone through so much trauma that is was damaged similar to that of a traumatic brain injury. In 2006, she was introduced to Psilocybin mushrooms and MDMA. “At first psychedelic use was purely recreational. But after my first experience it was so exciting and enlightening that I started digging into Huxley and all the pioneers. I started to be more intentional with it. Over the course of maybe about 6 months, I was doing Psilocybin and MDMA self-assisted therapy” with her boyfriend. “During that time period, I was the most functional I had ever been in my entire life”. Since recording this podcast, Autumn and her family have uprooted their lives and moved to Oregon in pursuit of gaining safe access to cannabis. In her immediate family, she has to treat autism, epilepsy, PTSD, TBI, and anxiety disorders. In her experience, cannabis and psilocybin containing mushrooms 100% help to both alleviate the symptoms and heal the damages caused by these illnesses.Thank you so much every one. Thank you for pushing on and continuing to be a human in this life. Thank you Autumn Freeman for being a guest on this show and sharing your experiences of trauma and healing and lack there of. Thank you Johanna Warren and Pinback for making great music. Thank you to all of Mycoverse The Mushroom Podcast’s instagram followers who contributed their own depictions of what “anxiety” means.Support Mycoverse The Mushroom Podcasthttps://www.patreon.com/mycoversethemushroompodcastConnect with Mycoverse The Mushroom Podcast https://www.mycoversepodcast.buzzsprout.com https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mycoverse-the-mushroom-podcast/id1490772318 https://www.instagram.mycoversethemushroompodcast https://www.facebook.com/Myocersethemushroompodcast/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoLpFHZ4POXhv3RK4P3nwMghttps://soundcloud.com/here-right-now/sets/conscious-livingConnect with Johanna Warrenhttps://www.instagram.com/johahahanna/https://www.patreon.com/johannawarrenhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2K5c4N7j15hUwrvv0ejlvV?si=NtZaR-8iSPuWzw8CrO8OZAhttp://www.facebook.com/johannawarrenmusicConnect with Pinbackhttp://www.pinback.com/Track Arrangement00:00 - Anxiety Prelude02:26 - "Less Traveled" Johanna Warren06:52 - Centered Introduction 11:05 - Conversation Begins44:40 - "Take Off" Nathan Davila 47:33 - Closing Remarks49:29 - "AFK" Pinback Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mycoversethemushroompodcast)

I never wanted any other way to spend our livesNow one of these is gonna be the last for all time Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′24″ One More Year by Tame Impala on The Slow Rush (Modular) 5′34″ Anj by Ratboys on Printer's Devil (Topshelf) 14′03″ Cars In Space by Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever on Cars In Space (Sub Pop) 18′47″ Big Feelings by Worriers on You Or Someone You Know (6131 Records) 22′24″ Away Team by Shell Of A Shell on Away Team (Exploding In Sound) 27′38″ Hot Slick by PINS on Hot Slick (Haus Of Pins) 35′46″ Rush & Fever by Nation Of Language on Introduction, Presence (Self Released) 39′27″ Fall In Love by Moaning on Uneasy Laughter (Sub Pop) 45′32″ Fantasy Movie by Lala Lala & Grapetooth on Fantasy Movie (Hardly Art/Polyvinyl) 47′35″ Witching Hour by TOPS on I Feel Alive (Musique TOPS) 55′36″ Berlin by Adult Mom on Berlin (Lauren Records) 58′34″ Bed Of Nails by Johanna Warren on Chaotic Good (Wax Nine/Carpark) 63′42″ Party's Over by Anna Burch on If You're Dreaming (Polyvinyl) 66′16″ Captain (ft Britt Daniel) by Nicole Atkins on Italian Ice (Single Lock) 73′10″ Elastic by Too Free on Love In High Demand (Polygon) 77′23″ Contagious by Banoffee on Look At Us Now Dad (Cascine/Dot Dash) 81′31″ I'll Be The Death Of You by I Break Horses on Warnings (Bella Union) 85′53″ Matrimony II by Tennis on Swimmer (Mutually Detrimental) 89′42″ Freak Like Me by Caroline Rose on Superstar (New West) 96′59″ 4 American Dollars by U.S. Girls on Heavy Light (4AD) 100′25″ Life Online by Bacchae on Pleasure Vision (Get Better Records) 102′46″ Sucker For Punishment by Alex Lahey on Sucker For Punishment (Dead Oceans) 105′11″ Self Made Man by Cable Ties on Far Enough (Merge) 108′53″ Trauma Kit by Draag on Clara Luz (Self Released) 116′57″ Hold On by Little Dragon on New Me, Same Us (Ninja Tune) Check out the full archives on the website.

Johanna Warren is a musician, writer, actor and angel of healing light. She blessed us with her presence and we got deep into mysticism, near death experiences, spiritual awakenings, nature, our bodies, Reiki, seeking balance, music as medicine, how to let go and much more. Rad conversation with a super high vibration being. Enjoy! For more from Johanna visit www.johannawarren.com Follow Johanna on instagram @johahahanna Follow us on instagram and twitter @VeryApeTV Peep our films for free at www.veryape.tv Follow Sean on instagram and twitter @SeanVeryApe Follow Cass on instagram @GreenerDaze Follow Cass on Twitter @Greener_Daze Recorded 12/30/19 Brooklyn, NY

Support us and get rewards on patreon! Johanna Warren enters the mind meld! Johanna is a singer-songwriter whose creative emanations are thoroughly dipped in wonder, whimsey, longing, and talent. In this one, we chat about where creativity comes from, near-death experiences, spiritual homelessness and attempting to reconcile the light and darkness in the natural world.  Support Third Eye Drops: Crowd-sponsor us and get rewards on Patreon Review and sub on Apple Podcasts Visit Thirdeyedrops.com Buy some fantastic fungi elixirs from Four Sigmatic (at a discount!).

Johanna Warren stops by Synchronicity to talk music, acting, karma, healing and other fun stuff. Stay up to date with all things Synchronicity when you join the community. This episode is brought to you by NED. Pick up some Full Spectrum Hemp Oil today. Use the code SYNC at checkout for 15% off your order.

THANK YOU for joining me for episode 409 of HiPPiE WiTCH : Magick For A New Age. - Visit Johanna Warren online & check out her gorgeous music videos! - TO LiSTEN : Johanna Warren's Mine To Take & more(!) via Spirit House Records - CHECK OUT The Unknown Guided Meditation by Treneti   - JOiN ME on Patreonfor BONUS episodes of the HiPPiE WiTCH podcast every week! + Be sure to pick up a FREE copy of my eBook HiPPiE WiTCH : Peace, Love & All That Good Sh!t. MUCH LOVE -xo peace... Joanna DeVoe

Deja Vu! Dolphin Consciousness! Perambulatory Spontaneity! Johanna and I talk about what it's like to find yourself in the world surrounded by strangers and then discovering that we are strangers in a strange land! But- we can change all that with a little acceptance and practicing at a sense of psychic awareness and being generous to others and ourselves. Songs include, "Your Glow", "In Reverse", and other amazing reveries. https://www.johannawarren.com/

One of my very favorite living songwriters, Johanna Warren shares the distinctly mystical and challenging experience of being a touring musician with type one diabetes.

One of my very favorite living songwriters, Johanna Warren shares the distinctly mystical and challenging experience of being a touring musician with type one diabetes.

Johanna Warren, ultra-talented folk singer, brings about a dreamy haze and joins the DTFH! This episode is brought to you by BLUECHEW (https://www.bluechew.com/) (use offer code: DUNCAN at checkout and get your first shipment FREE with just $5 shipping). This episode is also brought to you by Raycon (http://buyraycon.com/duncan) (visit http://buyraycon.com/duncan and use offer code: DUNCAN20 at checkout for 20% off).

Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with Johanna Warren. On the national US record release tour for her new album "Gemini II,"singer-songwriter Johanna Warren is blending her musical path with herpassion for herbalism. On her recent "Plant Medicine Tour," she aligned with local herbalists, farmers and activists in every city she visited to share about their work, sell their medicines and connect with their communities. this episode Q&A includes: • passionflower- passiflora incarnata is the only medicinal variety.. • monotropa uniflora is used incredibly sparingly.. • headache that has to do with the liver with pain behind the eyes- chinese medicine perspective.. • using hypericum perforatum for symptoms of Lyme.. • not recommended for anyone to be gluten free that is not celiacs.. • copperhead snake bite and options for herbs to relieve inflammation.. • why not to get a mammogram.. • creating a sacred time when bleeding can stop cramping- antispasmodic herbs..  

Listen in as herbalist and musician Johanna Warren discusses her upcoming "Plant Medicine Tour".  "On this "Plant Medicine Tour," we are honoring the bountiful medicine that grows generously from the Earth, and the humans who are cultivating and protecting it. In every city we visit, we are inviting local herbalists, farmers and activists to be present at our concerts to share about their work and how their communities can get involved. My traveling companion Josh and I are both certified Reiki masters, and in some cities we will be booking private healing sessions for individuals or groups." - Johanna Warren LEARN MORE SCHEDULE 2/17/18 Portland, OR. The Old Church. RECORD RELEASE SHOW! 6pm Plant Medicine Market, 8pm Music 2/19/18 Eugene, OR. Old Nick’s 2/21/18 Ashland, OR. Oberon’s 2/22/18 Chico, CA. The Argus 2/23/18 Roseville, CA. Shady Coffee & Tea 2/24/18 Sonoma, CA. House show (1000 Siesta way) 2/25/18 Berkeley, CA. Soma House 2/27/18 Santa Cruz, CA. The Mermaid House (416 Mott Ave) 3/2/18 Santa Barbara. House show (416 E Valerio St) 3/3/18 Los Angeles, CA. The Hi Hat 3/7/18 Joshua Tree, CA. Grateful Desert 3/8/18 Phoenix, AZ. Aphrodite Temple (3128 N 41st Place) 3/9/18 Tucson, AZ. House show (446 E. 1st St) 3/10/18 Santa Fe, NM - Santa Fe Oxygen Bar 3/11/18 Truth or Consequences, NM. Desert Archaic (324 N Broadway) 3/13/18 - 3/18/18 Austin, TX. SXSW 3/19/18 New Orleans, LA. The Mudlark Theatre 3/21/18 Atlanta, GA. Mammal Gallery 3/23/18 Nashville, TN. TBA 3/24/18 Asheville, NC. The Landing 3/25/18 Chapel Hill, NC. Nightlight 3/27/18 Charlottesville, VA. Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar 3/28/18 Baltimore, MD. Holy Underground (2021 Maryland Avenue) 3/29/18 Philadelphia, PA. House show (2620 W. Master St) 3/30/18 Brooklyn, NY - Trans-Pecos 3/31/18 Wappingers Falls, NY. CoSM 4/1/18 Hudson, NY. Spotty Dog 4/2/18 Boston, MA. House show (145 Brooks St. #3) 4/3/18 Portland, ME. Apohadion Theater 4/4/18 Burlington, VT. The Light Club 4/5/18 East Montpelier, VT. Open Way Farm 4/6/18 Ashfield, MA. Fox Trot Herb Farm 4/7/18 Albany, NY. Jimmy Dolan's Grave (365 Hamilton) 4/8/18 Red Hook, NY. Rainbow Body Yoga 4/9/18 Rochester, NY. The Shark Tank 4/10/18 Akron, NY. Nickel City Frets 4/11/18 Pittsburgh, PA. Mr. Roboto Project 4/12/18 Oberlin, OH. House show 4/13/18 Detroit, MI. TBA 4/14/18 Chicago, IL. TBA 4/15/18 Rock Island, IL. Rozz Tox 4/16/18 Milwaukee, WI. TBA 4/17/18 Appleton, WI. The Train Station 4/19/18 Dubuque, IA. The Smokestack 4/18/18 Madison, WI. TBA 4/21/18 Lincoln, NE. Zoo Bar 4/22/18 Denver, CO. Velcro Cat (Email theravenandthewritingdesk@gmail.com for address) 4/23/18 Boulder, CO. TBA 4/25/18 Salt Lake City, UT. TBA 4/26/18 Ogden, UT. The Lighthouse 4/28/18 Missoula, MT. Lower Crossing Farm 5/1/18 Tacoma, WA. TBA 5/2/18 Seattle, WA. TBA 5/3/18 Bellingham, WA. Alternative Library 5/4/18 Port Townshend, WA. House show (4812 Emerald St) 5/5/18 Bainbridge Island, WA. TBA 5/6/18 Olympia, WA. TBA

On this episode, Johanna Warren joins Jackson to discuss her upcoming album "Gemini II" coming out February 16th. For more info on Johanna visit https://www.johannawarren.com. Check back next week for another episode of "Anything Goes". Listen live on 107.9 FM in NJ Tuesday's 6-8 P.M. Follow Jackson on Twitter: @jacksonneill20. Check out Jackson's feed for the Jackson Neill Sports Podcast and Jackson Neill Music Podcast updated throughout the week. 1-30-18

Singer and songwriter Johanna Warren shares with us her recent experience journeying with ayahuasca and how it reconnected her with the fairy realm. Johanna was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was 9, and she shares how this reconnection has shed light on her healing journey. We also talk about: How the gifts of […]

Singer and songwriter Johanna Warren shares with us her recent experience journeying with ayahuasca and how it reconnected her with the fairy realm. Johanna was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was 9, and she shares how this reconnection has shed light on her healing journey. We also talk about: How the gifts of […]

Spring Break is upon us, and we are embarking on an adventure. We will be slaying beasts in the fantastical world of novelist Laini Taylor (that have surprising real world parallels), exploring the haunted house of YouTube superstar Sunshine Girl, traveling to SXSW to discover infectious new bands, and trekking to the grand opening of the Portland Japanese Garden.The Portland Japanese Garden Unveils World-Class Expansion - 1:23The Portland Japanese Garden was already considered one of the best in the world, but now it stands to become a cultural institution on a whole other level. After undergoing more than seven years of planning and months of construction, the garden is opening its new expansion and Cultural Village on Apr. 2.The Eugene Ballet And Composer Kenji Bunch Find Beauty In The Snow Queen - 6:57On Apr. 8–9, the Eugene Ballet Company will premieres a work years in the making: a new adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s "The Snow Queen," with a modern score by Portland-based composer Kenji Bunch. You might recognize the tale: it was the inspiration for Disney's "Frozen," and Bunch gives it a cinematic treatment.Slaying Demons (And Cliches) With Best-Selling YA Author Laini Taylor - 13:02Portland author Laini Taylor dreams the types of dreams that you want to get lost in — majestic desert journeys to forgotten cities, heroes with dark secrets, tender first kisses between godesses and men — and you're not alone. Her early collaboration with her husband, the illustrator Jim Di Bartolo, "Lips Touch," was a finalist for the National Book Award, and her "Daughter of Smoke and Bone" trilogy is an international best seller.This week, she released the first book in her newest series, "Strange the Dreamer," about an orphaned young librarian who also has big dreams. She'll talk about it with Sara Grundell of the YA website Novel Novice at Powell's at Cedar Hills Crossing on Apr. 6. Oregon's Biggest YouTube Sensation Is A Girl, Her Mom, And A Household of Ghosts - 23:04In 2010, Oregon actor Paige McKenzie anonymously released a series of videos on YouTube called "The Haunting of Sunshine Girl." They were DIY, Blair Witch-style episodes following a charismatic 16-year-old who wanted to prove the existence of ghosts to her mom. With no promotion whatsoever, the series blew up and now has had more than 280 million views, making Sunshine Girl one of the most successful YouTube stars in the country.Since then, McKenzie inked a deal with the Weinstein Company for three books and a TV show. The first two books have sold more than 200,000 copies, and the third, "The Sacrifice of Sunshine Girl," comes out Apr. 4. She will read and sign at Powell's at Cedar Hills Crossing on Apr. 5 and Voodoo Donuts Too on Apr. 13.Blitzen Trapper Spins Their Narrative Rock Into A Sci-Fi Rock Opera - 32:51Blitzen Trapper is one of the tightest rock bands in Portland, and now the members have partnered with Portland Center Stage to transform their story-rich songs into an evening length musical event. Called "Wild and Reckless," they’re billing it as a "futuristic vision of Portland's past.” As part of our What Are You Looking At series, we went to opening night and discovered a production overflowing with expert musicianship but coming up short on plot. opbmusic's SXSW Recap: Bands We Can't Get Out Of Our Heads & An Exclusive Session with Conor Oberst - 41:17The opbmusic staff saw some 150 bands in four-days at Austin's monster music festival, South by Southwest, and music director Jerad Walker stops by to share some of his favorites, including A Giant Dog, Jay Som, and Portland folkster Johanna Warren.In a lucky turn of events, they were able to sit down with indie royalty Conor Oberst from the folk band Bright Eyes. Oberst spoke with Jerad Walker about the process for his new album "Salutations" and his work with supergroup Monsters of Folk.

Portland singer/songwriters Catherine Feeny, Annalisa Tornfelt, Tahirah Memory, Johanna Warren, and Haley Heynderickx join our 12-piece jazz ensemble on original arrangements of their songs, October 29th at The Old Church at 7:30 pm. Curator Catherine Feeny talks about our guest artists.