As a child, Erased Tapes’ founder Robert Raths used to ask his father’s clients to scribble on receipts and coasters. In Episode 8 of The Pineapple Eyes Podcast, Robert explains how he’s carried this boyhood fascination with improvisation into his approach to music.

For traditional Thai medicine practitioner, Master Jiyap, the mind is one of the most powerful sources of healing. In Episode 7 of The Pineapple Eyes Podcast, Master Jiyap shares her own personal journey, and guides us through a meditation to charge water with good energy.

Field recordist and the other half of MSCTY_Studio, James Greer, could never get bored of listening to a forest’s orchestra. In Episode 6 of The Pineapple Eyes Podcast, James shares how a moment of intentional quiet in nature is its own kind of wonder.

Soundscape artist and one-half of MUSICITY, Nick Luscombe thinks often about the power of music, memory and place. In Episode 5 of The Pineapple Eyes Podcast, Nick explores the way sound can redefine spaces and unite communities.

For Japan’s youngest tea master, a tea ceremony is a worship of the imperfect - a tender attempt to accomplish something possible in this impossible thing we know as life. In Episode 4 of The Pineapple Eyes Podcast, Ryo Iwamoto finds wonder in ceremony and contemplates the purpose behind this ancient tradition.

Every time musician and environmentalist Notep feels overwhelmed or lost, she finds peace in the water. In this episode of the Pineapple Eyes Podcast, Notep reflects on Blue Mind theory, the importance of morning rituals, and good vibrations.

Independent filmmaker and sound explorer Vincent Moon believes in physical human connection. In Episode Two of the Pineapple Eyes Podcast, Vincent asks if wonder exists away from the modern world, held instead in the customs of other communities.

Audio adventures in radical optimism. For Japanese pianist and chocolatier Yumiko Morioka, nature is her greatest teacher, muse and collaborator. Hear how Yumiko, a true pioneer in environmental and ambient music, searches for wonder, as she connects to the world and to herself.

For Founder Pete Phornprapha, wonder happens in the moments that we pay attention to someone. The Pineapple Eyes Podcast is an audio experience that gives voice to how the Wonderfruit community finds and shares wonder. Listen to the trailer, and follow us to get weekly episodes in your pod feed!