Nov 16, 2023Liked by Dr. Jim Salvucci, Erin C. Callahan
I know, I know :)
but i have watched many interviews and so on. the discussion touches so many aspects. Elizabeth has expressed very interesting viewpoints on substack as well. she's, sorry to say it, my favorite philosopher! and Dylan is a very interesting person who has and has had deep experiences. i admire his energy and his way of not just being a poet and a singer, but even a sculptor, a writer, and a painter. and the 'community-aspect' is really the core of all, i guess. what matters to me? the cosmopolitan thing. the thing that brings people together! (and thanks for the kind reply!)
Nov 16, 2023Liked by Dr. Jim Salvucci, Erin C. Callahan
that was a wonderful conversation! thank you both for publishing.
'always raising the tone' is true. what i liked most is the 'Estonian and American/Italian roots meet on Houston's soil. thanks! from someone that listened precisely 1 Dylan song it his entire life :)
Super conversation. Humor, interesting reflections, a delight.
I know, I know :)
but i have watched many interviews and so on. the discussion touches so many aspects. Elizabeth has expressed very interesting viewpoints on substack as well. she's, sorry to say it, my favorite philosopher! and Dylan is a very interesting person who has and has had deep experiences. i admire his energy and his way of not just being a poet and a singer, but even a sculptor, a writer, and a painter. and the 'community-aspect' is really the core of all, i guess. what matters to me? the cosmopolitan thing. the thing that brings people together! (and thanks for the kind reply!)
that was a wonderful conversation! thank you both for publishing.
'always raising the tone' is true. what i liked most is the 'Estonian and American/Italian roots meet on Houston's soil. thanks! from someone that listened precisely 1 Dylan song it his entire life :)