Dennis Tardan and musician and philosopher Brien Foster Allen have a Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation

A message from Brien: I’m a musician, a scientist, and a thinker. From a very young age, I’ve been captivated by the deepest underpinnings of our cosmos, and how they all connect.

As I’ve aged, I’ve developed my pursuits of science and art. I finished school with a degree in science and now I am pursuing an avid career in music. My hope is that I can leave whatever person I was just in contact with feeling more elevated than they previously felt prior to coming into contact with me.

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Dennis Tardan and musical sound wizard Andy Murphy have a Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation

Dakota She’haman and Dennis Tardan have a reasonably spontaneous conversation. Dakota is a certified nutritional therapist and has lived most of her life off-grid, including one year immersed in nature with 41 other people, including 17 children. Tune in to get a peek into her world.

Dr. Devaki Berkson truly personifies the adage that every one is an individual and she rocks that. Brilliant, funny and a force of nature. So proud of this Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation with her.

Dr. Patricia Wilson and I have a Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation about her book on “The Heart of Community Engagement. Practitioner Stories from Across the Globe.”

Social Activist Peggy Morton and I have a Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation in 2019

Jarle is a renaissance man — college professor, craft brewer, father, thinker, musician and artist. A delightful human being and I enjoyed our Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation immensely from 2019.

Activist Jim Crosby and I talk peaceful protests and bringing the world together on this Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation from 2019

Austin Unitarian Universalist minister, songwriter, poet and racontuesse Meg Barnhouse and I have a Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation from 2019

Tarek Zaher is one of the most brilliant and articulate human beings on the planet and I so enjoyed this Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation. Get to know him now because you will certainly get to know him in the world to come. We had this RSC in 2019.

Musician, writer, entertainer and minister Kiya Heartwood and I have a Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation in 2019

Two brilliant minds and hearts, Tarek Zaher and Brien Foster Allen, and I share a Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation in 2019. This is part 1

The Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation with Tarek and Brien, continues in Part 2 from 2019

The brilliant, insightful, and talented Lisa Rogers – musician, educator, activist and more, joins me to have a Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation from 2019

Tuck Kamin, the Iconic advertising exec, writer, performer and Design Your Age advocate, joins me in for a Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation from 2019

In 2019, Phyllis Snodgrass, the president of Austin’s Habitat for Humanity have a Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation on the reboot premier of RSC Austin

Marianna Treviño Wright, the head of the National Butterfly Center in Mission Texas, and I had this conversation in late 2019 about her experience with the emerging Border Wall in South Texas, political influence, eminent domain, and what can be done.

Bart Loeser and I have a Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation about life, his AIDS activism, his journey thru his own personal growth and AIDS diagnosis and life beyond. This RSC was in 2019

Clay Boykin is a global thought leader and change agent who is traveling the world “In Search of the New Compassionate Male”. Clay and I have a Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation about how this new archetype is emerging in humanity and his journey and learnings along the way.  This is part 1 of our RSC

Clay Boykin is a global thought leader and change agent who is traveling the world “In Search of the New Compassionate Male”. Clay and I have a Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation about how this new archetype is emerging in humanity and his journey and learnings along the way.  This is Part 2 of our RSC

Andrea Dawson is an iconic Austin singer/songwriter and activist with a global following. This year, Andrea expanded her interests and opened a vegetarian soul food truck in Austin that has received acclaim. We talk music, racial equality, entrepreneurship and comedy in an RSC from 2019

Spike Gillespie is the critically acclaimed author of eight books and countless magazine articles. Her work has appeared in The New York Times Magazine, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Real Simple, GQ, Esquire, Elle, Smithsonian, National Geographic Traveler, and many other publications. Spike also provides commentary for Austin’s NPR affiliate, KUT. She is the President of the Office of Good Deeds, an informal group of Austinites who enjoy performing good deeds for those in need.

This is Part 2 of my Reasonably Spontaneous Conversation done with Spike Gillespie in 2019. Spike is the critically acclaimed author of eight books and countless magazine articles. Her work has appeared in The New York Times Magazine, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Real Simple, GQ, Esquire, Elle, Smithsonian, National Geographic Traveler, and many other publications. Spike also provides commentary for Austin’s NPR affiliate, KUT. She is the President of the Office of Good Deeds, an informal group of Austinites who enjoy performing good deeds for those in need.

Jana Pochop is a singer/songwriter and entrepreneur. Learn all about her here: https://www.janapochop.com

We had this lovely and evocative RSC in 2019

Acclaimed singer/songwriter Shawnee Kilgore and Dennis have an RSC in Austin in 2019.

Learn more about Shawnee here:  https://www.shawneekilgore.com