From JFK to Psychedelic Light Shows | Inventor | Journalist | James | E2 What begins with a chilling moment, witnessing the shock of JFK’s assassination from the streets of Mexico City, unfolds into a fascinating personal journey through some of the most pivotal and vibrant eras of the 20th century.
In this intimate, unscripted story, we travel from segregated Washington D.C. in the early '60s, where Otis Redding played house sets and racism still ruled government-owned theaters, to the psychedelic scene of Austin TX. Along the way: journalism in Mexico City, activism entangled with fugitives in Berkeley, and an unexpected pivot into building wineries in Napa Valley. A raw and honest reflection on identity, resistance, creativity, and reinvention across borders and decades.
