The Eighth episode of the Great Deep Podcast Series looks at some personal stories about my grandfather, who was one of a kind. Continue reading #8 [MINI] – A man called Bob and how he influenced me
The Seventh episode of the Great Deep Podcast Series coincides with many in South Africa and elsewhere around the world heading back to school. Needless, to say, there are plenty of stories going on right now. Continue reading #7 [MINI] – Back To School
The Sixth episode of the Great Deep Podcast Series looks at things that trip us up – our own personal demons and how we face them – an idea central to the song, How To Slay A Dragon. Continue reading #6 – How To Slay A Dragon
The Fifth episode of the Great Deep Podcast Series takes a satirical look at New Year’s resolutions, and offers a thought and personal resolution for 2020. Continue reading #5 [MINI] – New Year Resolutions
The Fourth episode of the Great Deep Podcast Series asks the questions: are you too busy? We look at things that distract us, and how we overcome it – an idea central to the song, Age of Crazy. Continue reading #4 – Are You Too Busy?
The third episode of the Great Deep Podcast Series looks at how we see the world around us and deals with issues of perspective. These are ideas linked directly to the song, Colourful World.
Continue reading #3 – How We See The World
In our second episode of the Great Deep Podcast Series we talk to some of our people and get their perspective on what they think people need to be free from, and look at elements of the song Free.
For those interested in reading the blog post with some additional thoughts, you can find it here.
Continue reading #2 – What We Need To Be Free From
In our first episode of the Great Deep Podcast Series we talk to some of our people and get their perspective on how they would fix the world, and look at elements of the song One Small Flame.
Continue reading #1 – How To Fix The World
Here it is…
An overview of the Great Deep – a new collection of podcasts, songs, art and media talking about life’s deeper questions. Album art by the genius himself, Remi Abrahams.
Continue reading Introduction
