S15 Ep154: The Byte-Jeff Miller~The Magic in Three Day Feasts!
- Author
- Kirsten Rudberg
- Published
- Sat 27 Jan 2024
- Episode Link
- https://audioboom.com/posts/8446635
Hello friends! This week I interview Jeff Miller, someone I've known since he was a teenager. And yes, he decided I was cool enough to appear on the show! (you have no idea how young that made me feel!) Ha!
Jeff is an adventurer, a man about town (but really the world, and right now, Latin America), and is changing hearts and minds with his YouTube channel, Slow Road South. He creates sweet films that sometimes talk about food, sometimes are interviews with sweet strangers met along the way, but I guarantee...they'll always lift your heart! Talking about the three day feast he attended got me drooling and reminded me why COMMUNITY and BELONGING are so important and so necessary. I come down a bit hard on the U.S. in this episode, but it's only because of the separation that we are experiencing and the sorrow and grief that is seriously prevalent out there. Perhaps if we all came together for a party for three days, everyone's spirits would be lifted!
The miracle this week is food, feasts, conviviality, purple lighting and messages from the gods that "suggest" a path in life! I get the feeling that mole recipe is probably another miracle, but the recipe I'm sure is a secret!
To watch Jeff's channel, Slow Road South, click here!
To visit my website, click here!
Take a gander around you and see where you can help another heart this week...whether it's your barista, or a stranger, you never know how you can be of service, as well as a blessing to another this week. Or maybe, just start with yourself. See you next week for another episode of the pod!
Attributions:
Music (CC BY 4.0): Too Sexy (instrumental) by Sascha Ende
Music (CC BY 4.0): Imagefilm 024 by Sascha Ende
Music (CC BY 4.0): Summer Swing 2018 by Sascha Ende
Music (CC BY 4.0): Cruising (Romeos Erbe) by Sascha Ende
Music (CC BY 4.0): Imagefilm 036 by Sascha Ende
Music: Die Alte by Sascha Ende
Website: https://filmmusic.io/song/108-die-alte
Licensed under CC BY 4.0: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
Music (CC BY 4.0): Imagefilm 007 by Sascha Ende
Music (CC BY 4.0): Weitblick by Sascha Ende
Jeff is an adventurer, a man about town (but really the world, and right now, Latin America), and is changing hearts and minds with his YouTube channel, Slow Road South. He creates sweet films that sometimes talk about food, sometimes are interviews with sweet strangers met along the way, but I guarantee...they'll always lift your heart! Talking about the three day feast he attended got me drooling and reminded me why COMMUNITY and BELONGING are so important and so necessary. I come down a bit hard on the U.S. in this episode, but it's only because of the separation that we are experiencing and the sorrow and grief that is seriously prevalent out there. Perhaps if we all came together for a party for three days, everyone's spirits would be lifted!
The miracle this week is food, feasts, conviviality, purple lighting and messages from the gods that "suggest" a path in life! I get the feeling that mole recipe is probably another miracle, but the recipe I'm sure is a secret!
To watch Jeff's channel, Slow Road South, click here!
To visit my website, click here!
Take a gander around you and see where you can help another heart this week...whether it's your barista, or a stranger, you never know how you can be of service, as well as a blessing to another this week. Or maybe, just start with yourself. See you next week for another episode of the pod!
Attributions:
Music (CC BY 4.0): Too Sexy (instrumental) by Sascha Ende
Music (CC BY 4.0): Imagefilm 024 by Sascha Ende
Music (CC BY 4.0): Summer Swing 2018 by Sascha Ende
Music (CC BY 4.0): Cruising (Romeos Erbe) by Sascha Ende
Music (CC BY 4.0): Imagefilm 036 by Sascha Ende
Music: Die Alte by Sascha Ende
Website: https://filmmusic.io/song/108-die-alte
Licensed under CC BY 4.0: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
Music (CC BY 4.0): Imagefilm 007 by Sascha Ende
Music (CC BY 4.0): Weitblick by Sascha Ende
