Jess Wayne formally studied a variety of subjects from mathematics to dance and then practiced law for 25 years. In 2009, he sold his practice to pursue a lifelong passion: Music. After studying music and releasing an album, Jess settled comfortably in the small, eclectic town of Taos, New Mexico, where he regularly performs.

"The journey has been a very long ride. Flashback to the 60's when young Jess (aka Douglas Jessop) was playing rock 'n roll in a garage band and playing high school dances. Then came a variety of exploratory careers including surveyor, cook, actor, modern dancer, photographer, filmmaker, lawyer, poet and music student at Musicians Institute in Hollywood. Next came playing in numerous LA bands and recording for original projects. Now Jess is writing his own music with his own distinct voice - a singer/songwriter with huge variety because each song teaches him what it is about and what it wants. Music to feed and heal souls."

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Originally posted November 26, 2023

Ed had spent the day casually searching the quieter spots of Manitou Springs, the hidden gems of town that would add to his lifelong portfolio of photographs. He was warming up from the snowfall with coffee in a cafe when I walked in. I noticed his cameras and couldn't help but ask a question about them. The following conversation is what came next.

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Paul went to the streets to ask people, "What do you wish?"

These street interviews are always interesting. I am surprised by some of the answers here but I was definitely surprised by a few people who became emotional while thinking of their answers. One of the participants hugged me after we spoke, thanking me for asking this question. How could I have anticipated this?

What do you think of these answers? What should have been the follow-up question to these answers? And, what do YOU wish?

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Paul went to the streets to ask the general public what they believe is the best scary movie and then he and Tremaine discuss! Tremaine reveals that she watched, "A Nightmare on Elm Street" when she was only four years old AND with her grandmother! hahaha

What do you think of these answers? What do YOU think is the best scary movie?

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This interview originally posted on December 19, 2023.

Born and raised in New Jersey, Lisa had grown tired of her environment. With a close friend, she purchased a one-way ticket to Hawaii and has remained there for 24 years. Talking with Paul: A Podcast is pleased to present this interview, in full.

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Originally posted on June 26, 2023, this interview is now available in full exclusively for ACast listeners! Don't venture too far away from this page because more of last year's episodes will post in full!

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TODAY'S EPISODE:

Clinical Herbalist, Anna Foster, invites us into her shop for a discussion about what herbalism is, how it serves her clients, and her favorite recipes.

Anna's Apothecary (annasapothecary.com)

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An interview conducted outside on an unusually warm winter day. This a refreshingly slower-paced interview on the side of a mountain with some amazing views.

Luke is Chicken Daddy. He shows me around his homemade chicken coop with high spirit and introduces me to his four chickens. Let's go visit a chicken coop surrounded by pinon trees and rock outcroppings in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains!

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One day, Luke decided he wanted to raise chickens. So, he built a coop, got some chickens, got some feed, and now he never has to buy eggs again! Could it be that easy?

Does Luke worry about his chickens while he's reclined in a chair with his feet warming by the fire and it's zero degrees outside? Sure, his chickens are inside a coop but isn't it stressful for them while foxes and racoons investigate the coop at 2AM, looking for a way in? What about really hot days? What could cause them to get sick or contract a disease?

Well, on a warm day in December, I finally satisfied all of my curiosities about raising chickens. I visited the self-proclaimed Chicken Daddy's house, located on a quiet hillside with THE MOST spectacular view of Colorado Springs I have ever seen while standing next to a chicken coop.

Episode posts March 5.

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