Forgiven Faults
In this edition of Musings of the Living, we cover a wide range of stories in relation to accidents and mistakes people have made and the forgiveness ...
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A podcast containing a wide variety of subject matter. It usually consists of creative writing, creative songwriting (more on the experimental, instrumental side), discussions on great bands, comedic relief and other odd bits and pieces that are mused upon by the ones who live.
Subtle Epiphany
This edition is moving back to the basics, we include our standard sections with a general bend toward understated discoveries.Subtle Epiphany
Deceiving Appearances
This edition of Musings of the Living includes a perspective on how things aren't always as they seem from a boy's imagination to unexpectede wisdom t...
Minute to Magnanimous
This edition is the celebration of the one year anniversary of the lifespan of Musings of the Living. It looks at how much this podcast has grown. We ...
Stutter of a Lifetime
The debut! Joel Penner unleashes his first song on the general population (Artistic Screaming Grace), while Kelsey Heinrichs gives a very helpful resp...
Lessons of Nature
Produced in record time by Erik and Joel, this episode contains quite a few songs, including Erik Berg's debut song, which you will hear. A timely dis...
Exploring the Wire
This edition of Musings of of the Living is quite revolutionary. It's a testing of our musical skill including a song by Erik and a new section titled...
Disguised Revelations
We incorporate a great new feature in which we interview a local personnel who in this case works for the West End Cultural Center among other things....
The Lonely Famous and the Famous Lonely
This edition contains an interview with the undeniably famous Bob Jackson as well as one of his hit songs "I Will Fight the Opressor Man". Erik Berg t...
Fluctuating Octaves and Oscillating Falsettos
In this edition of Musings of the Living, we experiment with pitch, hence the title. We include an opening song, which is based simply on the dial ton...