David Michael Scott is the outdoor type. “I started kayaking with my dad when I was seven years old,” remembers the Kindness Yoga teacher and wilderness guide. “I had a lot of social issues as a child and I wasn’t much for team sports. My father recognized that the wilderness would have a calming effect on my hyperactive personality and that I needed a solo sport that we could do together. I kayaked in my first race when I was nine. The life vest I wore was so big on me that when I turned to look from side to side, I would have to look through the arm holes.”
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Citric Acid Entertainment is on the hunt for a very special intern or personal assistant. Ideal [multi-talented] candidate can hand sew, transcribe interviews, change guitar strings and organize like a boss, among other things. Position will be very part-time to start, with potential for growth. Interested candidates can email resume or relevant experience to George Peele at yello@Orangepeelmoses.com
FEMALE COMICS & IMPROV ACTORS: Boutique talent agency Citric Acid Entertainment is casting a comedic fortune teller for the High Times Cannabis Cup. This is a paid gig. Contenders must be 21+ and available on Sunday, April 19. Ideal candidate has a strong knowledge of marijuana and dispensary culture in Colorado and beyond. Fortune teller costuming and crystal ball to be provided. To audition, please submit a link to a 1-2 minute audition video of yourself telling/improvising someone's “green fortune” via the contact page at CitricAcidEntertainment.com. Deadline for audition videos is Wednesday, April 8.
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Stress. It can motivate our finest moments—adrenaline-fueled superhuman strength has saved individuals pinned by 3,000 pound vehicles—or give us gray hair prematurely (see every President ever). Most people react to environmental stressors in a kind of involuntary, knee-jerk manner. There is a better way, though. Think of your brain as an animal that can be trained. Just as intentionally smiling or laughing can actually positively enhance your mood, curating your thoughts and thought patterns can radically and dramatically transform your daily reality.
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Costa Rica is a biodiverse place. Five percent of the world's plants and animals call the relatively small Central American country home. Still, you'll rarely see a zebra in Costa Rica—especially since the government announced plans to shutter its public zoos in recent years. Envision Festival attendees experienced an exception last Sunday morning when a quad stilt version of the stripey African steed ambled through the crowd during Random Rab's sunrise set, climaxing on stage with a game of Pin the Tail on the Zebra beneath the sizable driftwood jaguar above. Image courtesy JB Photography.
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