Radio Jorns #86

In this charming picture book, Bear wants to dance with the moon but is unsure if the moon will want to dance with him. With the help of his friend Little Bird, Bear finds ways to dance with various elements like the clouds, rain, and eventually the moon's reflection in a puddle. The story features simple and captivating illustrations by Frank Asch, making it perfect for young readers.

Released in 1986, 'No Guru, No Method, No Teacher' is an album that marks Van Morrison's return to his musical roots. The album features a collection of organic songs with themes of faith, love, and art, and is noted for its meditative and contemplative tone. The instrumentation is rich and acoustic, with a focus on natural sounds and minimal use of artificial production elements. The album is praised for its intimate and reflective nature, making it one of Morrison's most enduring works.

This book by Ryan H. Walsh is a comprehensive account of the cultural and historical context of 1968, particularly in Boston, and how it influenced the creation of Van Morrison's album 'Astral Weeks'. While it touches on Morrison's time in Boston and the preparation for the album, it extensively covers the broader countercultural scene, including figures like Mel Lyman, Timothy Leary, and the Velvet Underground. The book paints a vivid portrait of the interconnected countercultural sects and events that defined 1968 in Boston.

Time Magic is a self-help book focused on productivity and time management techniques. It offers practical strategies and mindset shifts to help readers overcome overwhelm and achieve their goals efficiently. The book emphasizes the importance of intentionality, planning, and prioritizing tasks to maximize productivity and minimize stress. It also explores the concept of habit stacking, combining small tasks to create larger accomplishments. The book's approach is empowering and encourages readers to take control of their time and live more fulfilling lives.