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EPISODE · Jul 17, 2026 · 1H 20M

AHEE On Living For Those You've Lost, Building Community Over Competition, The Real Cost Of Touring, And Why Generosity Is The Greatest Career Move

from Well Being Creative · host harrison diskin

Chris Adams, known to the world as AHEE, has been chasing one vision since he was six years old. What he's accumulated along the way is equal parts inspiring and hard won. A childhood survival story that reframed everything. Years of financial struggle and intentional community living that forged his work ethic and his worldview. A relentless commitment to giving back to the artists coming up behind him. And a quiet, grounded life on a farm in Northern California that keeps all of it in perspective. In this episode we go deep on grief, creativity, the real physical and mental cost of life on the road, why he refuses to gatekeep, what psychedelics opened up and what replaced them, and what it actually means to build a life around making art that matters. This is one of the most honest and wide ranging conversations Well Being Creative has ever had. We think you'll feel that.

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