Our guest today is the one and only Action Girl (aka Andie Grace). She has come a long way from growing up in St Louis, then moving to SF where she got involved with the Cacophony Society before going out to Black Rock City in 1997.Andie quickly got involved and volunteered with Media Mecca when it was first forming. Andie has worn many hats as a Burning Man Project staffer, besides working with Media Mecca she she took over the Jack Rabbit Speaks (the BM newsletter for those who don't know) ...

Today's guest is Nati Goldman, he is one of the Israeli Regional Contacts and has been part of Midburn (the Israeli Regional burn) since its early days. Nati has a rich background and years of project management experience yet he is more interested in talking about philosophy. We also touch on the changes undergoing Midburn in this eventful last year, and what the future might hold.

Meet the Norwegian-born viking, artist, and veteran of the US military and DPW, the one and only Otto Von Danger. He was a Marine, builder of the Man, and drive by shooting range "Range Master", this is not an episode to be missed.Sorry it's a little late, but this episode was meant to be a bonus episode for the end of September. Otto's opinions are his alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of the host or the show.

Meet the September episode guest Tiya Coleman. She is a long time burner, Las Vegas Regional Contact, and member of the Metaregional Committee. Learn about her background, Burning Man experience, the change she has experienced, as well as a discussion about how BRC has changed over the last 13 years and diversity and Radical inclusion on the playa.

Today we are speaking with our first ever guest, the one and only George Paap. He is the first Regional Contact, he started the first Regional group, he started what is now the longest running Regional Burn, Flipside in Texas.George tells us his story of growing up, meeting Burning Man, having it change him, and what it all has meant to him. Please give it a listen and enjoy.

This episode is all about your host, THAT Andi. You are taken from his beginnings in suburban New Jersey to Manhattan, Vermont, San Francisco, and then wind up in Hawaii. You will learn all about how he first went to Burning Man in 1996, started the Hawaii Regional group (Ka Pilina), started the Regional Information Center, started CORE, retired, and has been getting dragged back into the orbit of the playa. And all of this leads to his understanding of what he calls "The Connection", a lesso...

What is life like after Burning Man? For that matter, what is Burning Man? If you have chosen to listen to this I am assuming you have a basic understanding of the event and movement.This podcast explores the changes over time brought about by exposure to Burning Man to people, places, and things.To start off these conversations it is important to ground ourselves. I want to set the stage so we are all on the same page contextually.Burning Man is an event world renowned for its art, music, co...