The Wottle

Welcome back to the show! SEASON SIX, EPISODE FIFTY ONE! Holy shit- Thank you for sticking with us! We're back and revealing our souls in all their raw and naked glory. What comes up this time? Vunerability, neck fat, EGO and need. That demonic little voice that asks "will I ever work again?", trying to live in the present with all the insecurities that add to to the recipe of your essence and make you complete. Then we veer off to George Harrison, the Beatles, appreciating the masters, dark days and getting shit done, and a BIG shout out to one one of our heroes, Gene Hackman.Check out Growing Up Naked on Instagram for pictures and a vid that will let you experience some of this with your own eyes. And don't forget to say hi and leave us your thoughts while you're at it!Growing Up Naked theme composed, arranged and performed by Isaac DellMusic:I Me Mine, written by George Harrison, performed by The Beatles. George Harrison (lead and harmony vocals, acoustic and electric guitars), Ringo Starr (drums), Paul McCartney (harmony vocal, bass, hammond organ, electric piano), Richard Hewson (brass and string arrangements). From the album "Let It Be".She's Leaving Home, written by Paul McCartney and John Lennon. Paul McCartney, John Lennon (vocals), Mike Leander (string arrangement), George Martin (conductor, producer), Sheila Bromberg (harp), Erich Gruenberg (violin), Derek Jacobs (violin), Trevor Williams (violin), José Luis Garcia (violin), John Underwood (viola), Stephen Shingles (viola), Dennis Vigay (cello), Alan Dalziel (cello), Gordon Pearce (double bass). From the album "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band".Beware of Darkness, written by George Harrison. George Harrison (vocals, electric guitar, slide guitars), Eric Clapton (lead guitar), Dave Mason (acoustic guitar), Gary Wright (organ), Carl Radle (bass), Ringo Starr (drums), John Barham (string arrangements). From the album "All Things Must Pass".