Tales from the Mind Boat with Trav Nash

Music from the podcast by Trav Nash 00:00 Geometric States 05:26 Pepsigon 07:41 Subliminal 09:28 Lime Heptagon 10:05 Scalene Hearts 13:01 Wound up lullaby 17:47 Mind numbing 21:47 Journey Planner / disintegrate 26:34 Dodecagon part i 31:57 Static shock paralysis 32:47 Dodecagon part ii 36:44 Trapezoid 43:55 Debug 45:51 Read-a-long 53:04 When the soul leaves you 60:00 stop

A morning where my girl friends Blood sugars were through the roof and the morning hospital that saved her life on this week's Tales from the Mind Boat.

This week's episode features an interview that was recorded 5/1/2019 at 102.7FM, 3RRR Melbourne with Alex Kolcakovski, talking about my art, anxiety Gary Numan.

Another year is about to wave it's last goodbyes but does this mean the new year is going to be any better than the last? The world is a scary unpredictable place and it's full self service egos. Let's hope the new year wakes up the sleeping souls.

On this week's episode I talk about the drive to make noise because I don't know how to make music. The power of drive, inspiration and imitation and also how revolutionary the home computer really was.

Dr El Suavo has been warping minds in various guises since he was on radio in 1990. Now he chooses to appear around the place at the oddest of times to entertain punters in the live situation. His theme night, 'Exotica', first appeared in 1997 and pops it's head up around Melbourne on a regular basis. The good Doctor recalls his early days on radio and tours with the likes of Neil Hamburger, Blowfly, Steve-o, the damned, Les Claypool, the suicide girls, Secret Chiefs and Craig Robinson.

The story of stumbling across an abandoned tent and a car with all its doors open with an unconscious woman in the front seat. After walking back I wondered if I should call the police and they wondered if it was worth their time. None of us really found any answers. This is that kind of tale.

The audience that laughed at the dying man with the fez On 15 April 1984, Cooper collapsed from a heart attack in front of millions of television viewers, midway through his act on the variety show Live from her Majesty's. The Audience had no idea of how serious this was and began to chuckle while Tommy collapsed by the side of the curtain. This week episode is all about are reaction to comedy and tragedy and what it might say about us.

Have you ever found your Junk folder full of all sorts of spam emails trying to make you click on suspect links or outrageous claims? This week I received an email asking for one thousand dollars in bitcoin otherwise my internet history will be sent to my four contacts on my phone. The email is completely bizarre as it is stupid, so let's go through it together. Also a tale about the guy downstairs and how his paranoia was unwelcome morning call last Sunday.

A quick tale of being allergic to everything the Australian Summer has to offer and finding help from an unlikely person in a coffee shop. Also on the show is guest comedian Craig McLeod with tales about migrating from the UK to Australia to become employee of the year at Coles.

A brand new hour of lo-fi ambient synths perfect for 3am in the morning when you need to be reminded that you need some sleep. enjoy. Composed by Trav Nash October-November 2018 00:00 Aquatica 06:30 Transducer 13:28 Calculus 20:00 Bleeps 23:18 airport 26:45 squid 30:00 Mycoplasma 32:48 glips 38:10 Sphere 42:05 Diethylamide 49:17 confetti

Originally released in 2016 here a re-cut super deluxe edition. Featuring a talk about my grand parents house and their Cuckoo Clock, a talk about a crowded coffee shop and a bonus live story told at a storytellers night about the foreman at the potato factory. (Episode contains some swears, maybe hide the kids and the old timers)

The story about last night stumbling home in the cool morning chill and coming across a bearded man who needed the machines to give him ninety thousand dollars before the sun rise on this week's Tales from the Mind Boat with Trav Nash.

I have always felt like a grumpy old man and perhaps I've finally reached the age I've always felt but nothing is ever what it seems. Can anyone really be happy? Who knows but I really want to know if it is possible.

This week's episode is a short story about the kinds of people who wedge themselves into where ever they think they belong. It's a weird world of people who live off the fumes off their own ego. Perhaps this world truly is a simulation.