A Heads Up

Tonight I go back into the recording studio to tape three new podcasts for The Humanity Project. It’s always fun to return to beautiful Zebra Studios here in Fort Lauderdale. And it’s always great to work with Matt Corey, the talented musician and engineer who owns the studio. He’s got a great ear for sound quality, a wonderful feel for music and a determination to make each podcast as good as possible. Matt’s become a good friend as well and I feel lucky to work with him.

I’m talking about our podcasts in this week’s blog because the next three programs will be different in some ways – and quite important in some ways too. The next two will be about my recent experiences in Asia and how those influenced the future of The Humanity Project. In the second of these two programs, I’ll finally get into some more specifics about where our organization is going. (I’m not trying to be coy by not talking about that here. But the podcast gives us a chance to discuss this in a bit more depth than I can in a blog.) The third of the next three podcasts will tell the story of a remarkable man – someone you probably don’t know but whose life may have a key lesson for us all. This show also very much ties in with the more tightly focused new mission of The Humanity Project.

So yes, tonight I record the programs and the original music we offer in each show. (That’s our usual pattern – taping three programs and music in one session.) We hope you will be looking for these programs, especially the second and third shows. We think they will begin to give you a clearer sense of all these changes we keep talking about at The Humanity Project – exciting things just ahead as we work to make a greater contribution to this world of ours.