This episode of Never Too Late is brought to you by toil. Sweat and tears have ruled the day as of late, but good has come out of it. It’s been a rough go these past few days but I’m figuring out some ailments and solutions to ongoing health issues. And I intend to let this all out in the writing/podcasting. In the meantime, we’ve wrapped up a song recorded years ago, and written in 2011. David Ball on drums. Grace Lybarger on keys. Alden Burt on bass. Max on sax. David Beigel on guitar and vocals, and Same Shearan as recording engineer. Without further ado:(David Beigel - Never Too Late - Buddy)Available on:Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/buddy/1693550047?i=1693550049Spotify.YouTube Music:Or wherever you get your downloads from.

This is a story about a little girl, and how her presence sparked an interest in what is real and what is not, or if it even matters. Come join me on this trip down memory lane as I unpack a bit of my youth, weaving through the timeline of my history.Thanks for listening. I really hope you enjoy!As always, please rate and review! It really helps.

“Everything is Potatoes” is a story of potential, of grounding oneself in the root of the core. It’s silly and expressive with a good dose of wtf. I hope you enjoy!Please rate and review!And if you enjoy, please follow!

I sat down with a few friends, Pastor Ian Wrisley, and upcoming author Arvin Ram, to listen to The Art of Hope together. The conversation that ensued was a deep and thoughtful dive into faith, the lack of, Chat Bots, ancient writings on river stones, politicians kissing babies and wether or not Anderson Cooper is a Robot. Come join the conversation!The Art of Hope (Kinetic Manifesting) is a story about navigating the not so welcome times we all experience. And how, when it feels like all is lost, we can still obtain the ability to creatively find our way home, wherever that may be. I hope you enjoy!Please rate and review! It really helps!

Episode 1, The Art of Hope (Kinetic Manifesting) is a story about navigating the not so welcome times we all experience. And how, when it feels like all is lost, we can still obtain the ability to creatively find our way home, wherever that may be. I hope you enjoy!