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As a homeowner, you begin to notice your waste... the impact you have on the land. So, my roommates at the time and I decided to start a small garden in 2006. And each season, our garden would get a little bigger. What started as this small patch of leafy greens, tomatoes and peppers is now huge. My wife, Christina, and I look after 1,000 avocado trees, 2,300 coffee trees and another 300 tropical fruit trees. [Laughs] I'm basically a full-time farmer who records music on the side.

Jason Mraz is living full spiral. It's not full circle, exactly, because he's changed and his experiences have changed, but on his 8th studio album, Mystical Magical Rhythmical Radical Ride, the musician has found himself returning to a familiar junction in space. Throughout the album, there are hints of Mraz's formative releases, including his 2002 debut Waiting For My Rocket to Come and 2005's Mr. A-Z, but it ultimately finds a kinship with 2008's We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things. The new songs, which are unabashedly pop, see Mraz reuniting with numerous collaborators including L.A. band Raining Jane and producer Martin Terefe, who helmed the 2008 breakout album. The songs grapple with the emotions and experiences that come with being in your mid-life, a time that is often ignored by pop songwriters. Its optimistic, inspiring sensibility reflects the musician's overall approach to being the the world. It is, in fact, full spiral, reflecting the past but becoming something new.

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Jason Mraz is living full spiral. It's not full circle, exactly, because he's changed and his experiences have changed, but on his 8th studio album, Mystical Magical Rhythmical Radical Ride, the musician has found himself returning to a familiar junction in space. Throughout the album, there are hints of Mraz's formative releases, including his 2002 debut Waiting For My Rocket to Come and 2005's Mr. A-Z, but it ultimately finds a kinship with 2008's We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things. The new songs, which are unabashedly pop, see Mraz reuniting with numerous collaborators, including L.A. band Raining Jane and producer Martin Terefe, who helmed the 2008 breakout album. The songs grapple with the emotions and experiences that come with being in your mid-life, a time that is often ignored by pop songwriters. Its optimistic, inspiring sensibility reflects the musician's overall approach to being in the world. It is, in fact, full spiral, reflecting the past but becoming something new.

Jason Mraz is living full spiral. It's not full circle, exactly, because he's changed and his experiences have changed, but on his eighth album, Mystical Magical Rhythmical Radical Ride, the musician has found himself returning to a familiar junction in space. The new songs, which are unabashedly pop, see Mraz reuniting with numerous collaborators, including Los Angeles band Raining Jane and producer Martin Terefe, who helmed 2008's We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things. In fact, as Mraz looked at the number eight, he instead saw an infinity sign.

"We're back together, but we're not where we were," the musician explains. "We have new perspective and new height, so we can collaborate in a new way. I feel like I've completed a ring of the spiral, and now I'm starting that ride again. There's a sense of constant unwinding and ever-moving forward that is both predicable and always uncertain."

"That song looks at each decade in my life," Mraz explains. "What I cared about and what I pursued may have changed, but there's one thing that's always been consistent, and that's my dream of being a musician. I'm still living this dream I had as a kid. It takes a certain energy and commitment and belief to still live your dream throughout your life. That's a recurring theme on this album. It's about my quest to continue to be fully self-expressed and to continue to live this dream."

That sense of authentic self-expression resonates throughout the album's rousing, upbeat single "I Feel Like Dancing." For Mraz, that song felt like the medicine he needed at the time he wrote it. It's a reminder to dance your own dance without fear, no matter what it looks like. "Songs appear out of a real necessity, and this song appeared as I struggled with identity and self worth in my mid-40s," he notes. "And I have to truly dance like no one's watching."

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For those of us old enough to remember H.R. Pufnstuf and The Bugaloos, Sid and Marty Krofft would have been quite at home at this Jason Mraz show, which weaved colorful animated videos with vaguely new-age fantasy elements throughout the night.

Mraz has earned a reputation as a songwriter who knows how to turn a phrase, and then turn it on its head. His skills have earned him two Grammys Awards, including one for his "Lucky" duet with singer Colbie Caillat.

While contemplating the beginning of another year I must reflect on the last year. There. Done. Now on with the new. We had our two granddaughters with us for two nights after Christmas. We always have a blast. We had plans to meet up with their dad at the church where he works and attend their service. Saturday night I told the girls to pick out what they wanted to wear to church and set them in a chair so they can put them on in the morning. Done.

Our fourth grand child is the first girl grand child. She is two years old now. I talked to her in the womb also thinking I would have the same rapport. No. She cried for me for the first six months of her life as I cared for her a few hours each day. I tried not to take it personally. Then one day she came over and smiled and loved me. It is an awesome feeling. Now, she sings with me and plays with me and snuggles and argues.

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"Here I am, in the finale, and I think that's just really shown me, personally, that if I have a good mindset and I actually have a lot of determination and I really enjoy what I'm doing and the atmosphere is wonderful, I think I can literally do anything I put my mind to."

Yeah, and speaking of Broadway, you were in Waitress as Dr. Pomatter, with Sara Bareilles. I know and it was at a dream to have been on Broadway and how is that different from performing your own music and your own, you know, concerts every night.

Although Two-Spirited people have been described throughout history, the term was coined in 1990 at the Third Annual Inter-tribal Native American, First Nations Gay and Lesbian American Conference in Winnipeg, Canada.

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