Here are a few things I’ve been into lately. I think it’s likely you’ll enjoy them too.
– Keridwyn, May 31, 2023
Show I’m watching:
“Somebody Somewhere” Bridget Everett and Jeff Hiller serve up all the laughs and all the feels in this awkward, authentic, funny, and moving series. I’m watching Season 2 now but you’ll want to start with Season 1 Episode 1 for sure.
Podcast I’m listening to:
“Maintenance Phase” (and the MP After Dark episodes for Patreon subscribers.) I realize Aubrey and Mike aren’t really my friends but they sure feel like they are after listening to this show while I declutter. This show is them cracking each other (and the listeners) up while “debunking the junk science behind health fads, wellness scams, and nonsensical nutrition advice.”
Drink I recently discovered:
Yerbana Peach Apricot. This Seattle-based company has created a delicious sparkling yerba mata beverage with just the right amount of sweetness. It gives me a nice, centered, balanced energy boost and tastes SO good. They also deliver cases directly to my house! I might have to get a subscription.
Immersive Art Experience I’m excited for:
The Teal Building on Capitol Hill (formerly R Place) welcomes “Seattle: City of the Future” which features works by 43 Seattle area artists. Works that include “visions of psychedelic wildlife, a world of transgender assimilation, ecologic wonders, a new language of communication, transformational cityscapes,” and more. Limited timed tickets available for June 3 – 25 ($10-$25). If you also check it out, I want to hear what works you dig the most.
Where I’m going to be dancing outdoors:
Parke Diem is back for another year! June 10 at Volunteer Park, this free (donations welcome), relaxed event offers “live music and art, vendors, performers, food, games, and more” from Noon – 9 pm.
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Who else is feeling grateful for so many vibrant experiences in the month ahead?
If you are interested in reading more round-up posts like this or if you want to suggest an experience or product for a future mention, reach out! If there’s interest, I’ll make a point to write more round-up posts in this style in the coming weeks.
Wishing you all a wonderful June ahead,
Photo memories from May:
Seattle Pockets 