HEY, VENUS! RADIO is an analog sound collage chronicling epiphanies in music, literature, scientific phenomena—and everything in between. 

Ingredients: lava-moss sanctuaries, daffodils on a train, behavioral traits explained, love myths & methodologies set ablaze, and the lost art of spontaneity.

Each episode concludes with a mixtape from the archive; from Ethereal wave to Czech pop-rock, jazz, classical and Ethiopian funk. Headphones recommended —for optimal auditory surrender. 

A HISTORY OF…

What began as an obsession with antiquarian dictionaries crowned only by majestic passages, Hey Venus Radio came thundering into shape. Swept away while hunting for bluebells? Class is in session…clumsy vignettes invite vegetal affections. Having rendered a triumph (or what some might call a deliberate proboscis) I took to building a research-based organization, offering playful monologues for all you over-thinkers out there; whirling around the Ethos of life’s brazen melodious abyss.

Six years ago I had never imagined that the blue-prints for such a discourse would have summoned over 4k subscribers. I’m touched you’ve stuck around all these years. If you’re new to the program, the rss feed is easy to stream or download from —wander aimlessly here to subscribe.

For all your literary exigencies, why not visit my archive? You can also book-me for your next public event! I install my tiny museum of relics for research and purchasing purposes.

For all inquiries, collaborations & in-person sessions: heyvenusradio@gmail.com

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