Dave Navarro breaks bread with Eileen Dover and Gail Thacker

Our guest the amazing Dave Navarro is not just a lead guitarist - note: a kiss ass lead guitarist - but also a visual artist. He uses his art as a tool against social injustice. He has been on this journey since his since his mother was murdered some years ago. He understands the pain and the injustices he finds and explains his new sociopolitical art that touches a core in all of us. Ok, yes he is the one and only legendary Dave Navarro, we all know him from the Ink Master, Jane’s Addiction and The Red Hot Chili Peppers (sixth album, One Hot Minute (1995). He is a-rock star. Yet when my friend Jane introduced us, he was easily approachable Dave was curious like an artist is. I hope you enjoy this podcast created out of love; an in-depth conversation with Dave about his thoughts on art, life, mental health and social justice. Dave has created a limited edition art print entitled More Government Care? under his nom-de-art lifeafterdeath. The powerful piece touches on both the U.S. treatment of immigrant children as well as the COVID-19 crisis in our homeless communities. You may check out & follow Dave on @lifeafterdeathstreet @dueldiagnosis