A Self-Portrait, A Ukulele & Old Roger
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And in Free River, creativity means different things depending on where you’re standing.
For some, it’s a song taking shape in real time… a ukulele, a voice, a question that hasn’t quite found its answer yet. For others, it’s quieter… more personal. A moment of recognition. A shift in perspective. A self-portrait that isn’t painted, but realized… when Jake begins to see his sibling not as who they were, but as who they’ve been all along.And somewhere along the riverbank… there’s Old Roger. Still playing. Still reminding us that what we set out to create… and what we actually create… are rarely the same thing.
This is an episode about that space in between… where identity, expression, and accident meet.No formulas. No instructions.Just the work. And the people who can’t seem to stop doing it.
Episode #04 “A Self-Portrait, A Ukulele & Old Roger“
Performed by The Free River Players
Composed & Directed by d’Philip
Produced & Engineered by Griffin Rodriguez
Executive Producers Kelly & Margaret
Art Direction by Cass
FOR MORE SHOW INFORMATION (Including music credits, casting, and legal notice) PLEASE VISIT:
https://www.dphilip.com/lwh-ep-04
A final transmission from the far side of memory and imagination. The Longwave Home is a meditative, musical, time-bending journey through the exploration of human virtues, of lived experiences, and the long, strange arc of a life still unfolding.
Blending memoir, soundscape, humor, loss, discovery, and wonder, each episode sets the tone for the entire Longwave Home experiment — a show about who we’ve been, who we are, and who we’re still becoming.
Part radio diary, part cinematic essay, part cosmic whisper, it’s the starting point for the waves to come.
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