‘Barefoot, live and spontaneous,’ a comedic stand-up commentary on the state we’re in with tips for optimizing your chances in a new world

Somehow or other, all this makes some kind of crazy sense – all the intensity, all the information, all the insurrections and social revolutions, the shifts of wealth from West to East, from poor to even richer, the silly-high cost of just staying alive and in the game, the mindless violence, the lies, the fear, the solar flares, the seismic rumbling and rolling, the insecurity, the insanity, the unprecedented spread of enlightenment, the accelerating connections, the accelerating disconnections, the old paradigm, the new paradigm, the suffering, the bliss – somehow all of it makes some kind of crazy sense.

Or at least it will when you come to ‘Barefoot, live and spontaneous,’ a comedic stand-up commentary on the state we’re in, with an experiential foray into various ways of optimizing your chances in a new world, delivered fluently, concisely, engagingly, yet totally adlibbed, extemporized and improvised to keep it as real and relevant as the Tao herself.

Based on the last one of these, the belly laughs occur on average once every two minutes and that induces healing.

Along with fresh angles, radical slants, and controversial remedies, Barefoot will bare his heart and soul and shower you with universal love and all you have to do is sit there with loads of lovely people, listen and laugh.