Every journey needs purpose. Mine is twofold: to continue creating and sharing stories from the road, and to build a better future for the next generation.
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Meet my 6-year-old daughter. She speaks four languages and is my greatest adventure. I'm building a Music & World School fund to educate her through travel, just like I'm learning now.
From a badge to a guitar — how a retired lawman found a second life in music, movement, and the open road.
For most of my life, I served in law enforcement and took care of my family in America. When I retired about fifteen years ago, I made a decision: I didn’t want to sit still. So I started travelling the world — and somewhere along the way, in Thailand, I picked up music.
I didn’t want to be just another face taking photos. So instead of passing through, I’d set up alongside the local street musicians, join the open mics, and play. That became my way of seeing the world — not as a tourist, but as part of the music wherever I landed. Hip hop mixed with acoustic rock. Hip hop mixed with jazz. Whatever the moment called for.
Today my life moves between the United States and Thailand, built on four things that feed each other: music, movement, discipline, and culture.
Alongside music, I teach and practise Pa Kua — a complete art that spans self-defense, yoga, energy, and weapons. I’m both a teacher and a lifelong student of it, and I’m certified in yoga through the Pa Kua system. Pa Kua is the thread of discipline that runs through everything else I do.
Music, movement, discipline, and culture blend together to create something unique.
Want to come along? Watch where the music takes me next, learn the art of Pa Kua, or help keep the journey going.