Show Notes
What's the longest you've gone without food? How about alone in a room with no food, no water and no light? And you consider yourself an enlightened being? Step into The Dark Room and discover what's to be seen. This episode is sponsored by the letter B.
Produced, written and performed by Scott Pinkmountain.
The music for "The Eleven Senses" is Trtre from the album Tee (For Big Band) by Scott Rosenberg.
F(ear) was composed by Matt Ingalls.
"The Dark Room" features Kashyapa J. Fisher and Cynthia Furman and was both edited and scored with original music by David Henson.
The Call Ups feature Kelly Gazley, Dru Faro and Morgan Guberman with music by the Mitzvah House Band.
This episode's Mitzvah House Band features Tim Chinnock on drums, Brian Crook on Guitar, Maryrose Crook on Keyboards and Lucio Menegon on bass, and was recorded and mixed at Frontierville Studios in Pioneertown, California.
Special Thanks to Kelly Herbinson, Johnny Ray Martin, Eli Crews.
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