Rob Leavitt's Auditory Amphigory

What is the connective tissue between Cleveland Street and Cleveland, Ohio? And how do a couple of local kids hook up with a musician from Finland to create 45 minutes of magical musical mischief? And, lastly: Are We Not Men?

These questions and more are answered in this episode of Rob Leavitt's Auditory Amphigory.

This podcast is about the people living, working, and passing through Redmond, Washington. This is Redmond’s original podcast.

Rob Leavitt's Auditory Amphigory is an exploration of the people living, working, and passing through Redmond, Washington.
In this episode, Rob explains the reason behind Auditory Amphigory, what it's about and tells a little about himself.

Welcome to episode #4 of Rob Leavitt's Auditory Amphigory. This podcast is about the people living, working, and passing through Redmond, Washington. Today, we hear from local artist Eva Moon who has organized and leads the monthly Redmond Community Sing Alongs. Eva talks about her artistic outlets and inspirations.
We also explore the categorization of content--I hope you're ready for a pop quiz.
And finally, we explore the Redmond Community Sing Alongs, which happen on the first Thursday of every month in the Redmond Community Center.

Rob Leavitt's Auditory Amphigory is an exploration of the people living, working, and passing through Redmond, Washington.
In this episode, Rob launches a public awareness campaign for the Pacific Northwest that will start with Redmond drivers. He also interviews Angela Birney, candidate for Mayor.

Rob Leavitt's Auditory Amphigory is an exploration of the people living, working, and passing through Redmond, Washington.
In this episode, Rob interviews his mom while driving from Redmond to Port Townsend, WA. We talk about life, what it means, and the here after.