 Episode 7: Jody Jody's childhood was quaint and filled with food and the outdoors. While frogs and ground squirrels suffered, Jody took these passions and created an equally rewarding adulthood. Read the full transcription of the episode here: 
Episode 8: Dike Dike's passions run the gamut, from community engagement to soccer to modern day flying dinosaurs, also known as birds. Dike's also pretty sure we could all do a bit more to protect another passion of his, the environment. Read the full transcription of the episode here:
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 Episode 5: Vietca Vietca would never claim she had an easy childhood. But she would be the first to turn that all into a party. Then probably a business. No, Vietca isn't a mullet. Maybe a fancy hat. But definitely not a mullet. Read the full transcription of the episode here:
Episode 6: Sridhar Sridhar has experienced and seen a lot in his life. His travels have taken him around the world. But one thing Sridhar hasn't experienced is something we all seek, the validation of musical taste from the coolest dude at the local record shop. Read the full transcription of the episode here:
Subscribe to The People In My Neighborhood on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please also be sure to do the neighborly thing and give the podcast a review on iTunes. See you next week, neighbors.   Episode 3: Justine Justine didn't suffer any fools as an only child, especially if that fool was Carson Daly. From an early age, Justine discovered her passions and likes and dislikes through her own trials and errors, and also successes. Oh, and dinosaurs. Read the full transcription of the episode here:
Episode 4: Marc Marc's on a quest to learn all he can about music and playing guitar. Marc also knows there will always be something to learn. Marc is not a masochist. Marc is just motivated to be as good at life and his craft as possible. We could probably all be more like Marc. Read the full transcription of the episode here:
Subscribe to The People In My Neighborhood on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please also be sure to do the neighborly thing and give the podcast a review on iTunes. See you next week, neighbors.   Episode 1: Nikki Nikki has always loved people. Nikki has always loved to sing. It's no mystery, then, that Nikki loves to sing with other people. Or herself. As long as she's singing. If other people are involved, even better. Read the full transcript of the episode here:
Episode 2: Chris Chris has lived many lives. And at the age of 66, Chris is planning on living many more. Not because of regrets. Mostly because he can. This talk fueled by love and understanding. Read the full transcript of the episode here:
Subscribe to The People In My Neighborhood on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please also be sure to do the neighborly thing and give the podcast a review on iTunes. See you next week, neighbors.  You can now follow The People In My Neighborhood on Spotify. True story. Click the link below or search for The People In My Neighborhood in the Stories genre of podcasts on Spotify.  The People In My Neighborhood, or TPIMN, is a podcast produced by me, Adam Greenfield. In it, I talk to friends I consider neighbors, even when living at great distances, about the things that drive them in life and what their passions are, as well as what they'd do if they could get away with it. The first season consists of eight episodes, each anywhere from 10 to 20 minutes long, and will be released two at a time for four consecutive weeks. Look for subscription availability soon. Oh, and check out the rad podcast logo below by artist, teacher, and friend Bizhan Khodabandeh. Need a little Season 1 teaser? You're welcome.  |
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