MOONDAY Cafe Dovey Conlee

Before the internet, but like the railroad, whatever brought commerce from beyond could also bring the bad with the good. So was the case when the hit series “DALLAS” was born. The stampede from California was thundering from the west, and real estate in Texas became another oil boom.

Join us each month for MOONDAY CAFE, a podcast that’s posted every month on the day of the full moon. Our guide is author, inspired performer, and barefoot cowgirl, Dovey Conlee.

MOONDAY CAFE is devoted to the mind-expanding, mind-bending magical power of story.

Follow along for next month's episode: Be sure to subscribe here to the monthly emailer. 

Learn more about Dovey Conlee and her special brand of magic at DOVEYCONLEE.com.

“carpe every dang diem”

Dovey cannot resist the call of the ranch but cannot bear to let anyone know that she will be there. It made no sense to visit like a salmon swimming upstream, but she could not help herself. She needed some completion.

Join us each month for MOONDAY CAFE, a podcast that’s posted every month on the day of the full moon. Our guide is author, inspired performer, and barefoot cowgirl, Dovey Conlee.

MOONDAY CAFE is devoted to the mind-expanding, mind-bending magical power of story.

Follow along for next month's episode: Be sure to subscribe here to the monthly emailer. 

Learn more about Dovey Conlee and her special brand of magic at DOVEYCONLEE.com.

“carpe every dang diem”

Dovey leaves the Southern Coast of California and heads back to Texas. It’s only fitting that she find her way to Dallas. After all, the character J.R. Ewing was drawing attention worldwide. Heading back to the more familiar lore of Texas felt compelling. She heads back East.

Join us each month for MOONDAY CAFE, a podcast that’s posted every month on the day of the full moon. Our guide is author, inspired performer, and barefoot cowgirl, Dovey Conlee.

MOONDAY CAFE is devoted to the mind-expanding, mind-bending magical power of story.

Follow along for next month's episode: Be sure to subscribe here to the monthly emailer. 

Learn more about Dovey Conlee and her special brand of magic at DOVEYCONLEE.com.

“carpe every dang diem”

Southern California has tan skin, blue waves, martini lunches in designer cars, and something nefarious from south of the equator.

Join us each month for MOONDAY CAFE, a podcast that’s posted every month on the day of the full moon. Our guide is author, inspired performer, and barefoot cowgirl, Dovey Conlee.

MOONDAY CAFE is devoted to the mind-expanding, mind-bending magical power of story.

Follow along for next month's episode: Be sure to subscribe here to the monthly emailer. 

Learn more about Dovey Conlee and her special brand of magic at DOVEYCONLEE.com.

“carpe every dang diem”

After meeting her spirit guides on the mountain of Kuai, Dovey returns to the USA, to California. It is time to reinvent herself. She learns that she is not alone.

Join us each month for MOONDAY CAFE, a podcast that’s posted every month on the day of the full moon. Our guide is author, inspired performer, and barefoot cowgirl, Dovey Conlee.

MOONDAY CAFE is devoted to the mind-expanding, mind-bending magical power of story.

Follow along for next month's episode: Be sure to subscribe here to the monthly emailer. 

Learn more about Dovey Conlee and her special brand of magic at DOVEYCONLEE.com.

“carpe every dang diem”

Dovey realizes she is completely alone and alarmed by the visions in the night. As she shores herself for the first long and lonely night of the vision quest, she reflects on the struggles of her ancestors, which gives her newfound courage.

Join us each month for MOONDAY CAFE, a podcast that’s posted every month on the day of the full moon. Our guide is author, inspired performer, and barefoot cowgirl, Dovey Conlee.

MOONDAY CAFE is devoted to the mind-expanding, mind-bending magical power of story.

Follow along for next month's episode: Be sure to subscribe here to the monthly emailer. 

Learn more about Dovey Conlee and her special brand of magic at DOVEYCONLEE.com.

“carpe every dang diem”