Years from now

Years from now, the enlightened civilization ahead of us will stare bewildered at our lethal masculinity and say, But each one, when he was running, tied bows to the top of his feet.
—Buddy Wakefield, A Choir of Honest Killers

Your body remembers

Your body remembers the soundtrack to your past life.
It remembers the next life coming.
—Buddy Wakefield, A Choir of Honest Killers

A Good Chance

There’s a good chance I’m a bad person
trying to do something right.
—Buddy Wakefield, A Choir of Honest Killers

Vulnerability

Vulnerability is what made every movie, sang every song, and wrote every poem that ever plugged a life back into itself.
—Buddy Wakefield, A Choir of Honest Killers

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Thursdays at noon PST

Come be part of our 2 Non Blondes LIVE Zoom podcast every Thursday at noon PST right HERE. Each week Buddy opens with a live performance before he and @theangrytherapist launch into revelations from the week, touch touchy subjects, and answer questions from the audience for 45 minutes of stories, exploring, laughs, and insights. It’s a new twist on therapy, and we’ll never get in the way of letting an episode go wherever it wants to go, so come over and help us get it there. Previous episodes can be found right here on iTunes, and on Spotify.

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A BRAND NEW WORLDWIDE OPEN MIC RIGHT HERE ON BUDDYWAKEFIELD.COM

Sundays at 11am PST

Join Buddy for this weekly open mic on Sundays at church time! First 20 sign-ups – who would like to – will read at the open mic. The cost of entry each week to the open mic is a $5-10 sliding scale.

Following the open mic each week, Buddy will be available for one-on-one feedback. The cost for this 10-15 minute feedback session is $25 and includes your ticket to the open mic. You will receive instructions after purchase.

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A CHOIR OF HONEST KILLERS

A Choir of Honest Killers, Buddy Wakefield’s newest book of prose and poetry, is a staggeringly honest account of life alone on the road, carefully confronting a debilitating overcompensation of masculinity, growing up gay in the south, the ruins of public shame, and the prolonged agony of a failing relationship.

No matter how brutal it gets, this story continuously rockets forward in a one-man relay race to the light with refreshing humor and keen insights that Wakefield credits to frequent specific serendipity and a single sudden moment of bliss.

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