Headie Spaghetti Podcast

Fletcher gets to read his first chapter of his book and reflect on feelings and emotions tied to his experience

Reminiscing about Bender Jamboree with the power of three squad.

Grateful Dead Family Podcast with the infamous Denny Horn

Diving into self

Fletcher Fox the Super Hero and Survivor. Fletcher reads the first chapter of his book, and we dive into his childhood. Against all odds Fletcher was reunited with his mom after being trapped in the system for having autism by his abusive father. Fletcher now battles stage four colon cancer. Him and his mom Renee are now using his story to spread awareness of the link between childhood trauma and cancer.

Kenny talks about Pine Ridge. A music festival in the Poconos that started out of necessity during COVID to bring the community together during isolating times. We talk about inclusion, self growth, authenticity and transformation.

Aliens, entities, consciousness, enlightenment and much more. I finally come out about some of my alien experience that happened in 2024 and some of what has conspired after. Nick talks about a lot of powerful important information he has read and we align with a lot of conversation about alien experiences and the changes, shifts and predictions for earth and humanity.

Alley talks about her health problems while living in the US that went away once she moved to France on a whim. We, also talk about the energy of the land we live on and how it effects us physically, mentally, and emotionally.

Denny is such an amazing person. He really helps connect the dots and every time I share space with him something magical happens. circledconcerts.com

Nick and I met at bender Jamboree and he made such a huge impression on me, man. It was my birthday weekend and I was more or less on my own and Him and our homie Kody made me feel on top of the world. We connected like we had all been friends forever. The power of festivals and live music.... There's nothing that compares. This is the first of many podcasts with Nick. Tune in and check out his poetry. He's going places. I can feel it. Love you Nick

Jair-Rohm talks about his passion and dedication to keeping the Grateful Dead alive. Please check out the band and take a look at the website for some beautiful stuff Music Charity Program Supporting Humanitarian​Environmental and Artistic CausesRipple Wood really represents what the Grateful Dead was always about https://www.jerrygarciafoundation.org/

We spent our time talking about parenting, healing and dealing with a person who seems to have been possessed.

Diving into self, sharing stories of recklessness, addiction, traumas, relationships with self and others, recovery, and how I grew changed and adapted. Connecting and relating with my guests on a wide range of topics like music, art, aliens, spirituality, health and wellness in a vulnerable setting so that listeners can feel a little less alone in a world that has conditioned us to divide.