In this episode, Walter Mitty shares his journey as an artist, discussing the origins of his name, the evolution of his music & its transformative power to forge a journey of personal reinvention. A unique twist in this journey involves the symbolic act of burying an album in a cave, representing the mystery & depth of personal transformation. We also discuss the DIY spirit in music creation, relationships with nature & surfing. Tune in to discover how music not only shapes our identities but also empowers us to redefine our lives & pursue new beginnings.

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HIGHLIGHTS:

• The origin of the alias "Walter Mitty"
• Early days of creating music with unconventional instruments
• Embracing challenges for development
• Personal stories of overcoming adversity through music
• Reflections on the intersection of life experiences and creativity
• The act of burying the album was both a creative and ritualistic endeavor
• Caves as a metaphor for confronting the unknown within oneself
• Surfing as a connection to nature

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