I would love to bring the Looking for Kindness Amidst Anxiety Show to your venue, living room or event. Find out more about this encouraging one man show here.

I would love to bring the Looking for Kindness Amidst Anxiety Show to your venue, living room or event. Find out more about this encouraging one man show here.

The Looking for Kindness Amidst Anxiety Tour is well on it’s way! People have been so attentive as I’ve shared my songs, stories and drawings about my own journey. To find out about the next show (or to book the show for your bar, cafe, venue, house show, event or church) check out my EVENT PAGE.


“I am grateful to Randy for sharing his art journal on social media, for the value and quality of the works in themselves; but even more for Randy’s vulnerability in sharing his struggles with anxiety through his kindness cartoons. I see so much of my own experience in these cartoons, and they remind me that I am not alone. Thank you so much, Randy, for sharing your talents and your story to bless and edify others.”
Tara Briggs Kirkey







“I have known Randy since highschool. Social media allows me to keep up with the many stages and iterations of old (and getting older) friends. And while I could ramble about the negative aspects of social media, I am writing about Randy and what his positive contributions to social media have meant to me. As someone who suffers with anxiety, social anxiety and depression, I have identified and related to most of Randy’s posts and drawings in the last few years. His art journal has expressed so much of what a lot of people can’t say.
Randy will forever be etched in my mind as the long haired, bearded hippie guy who was always good for some wisdom, some laughs or a hug. And it is good to see he his still out there in another city putting that into the world.”
Angela Reynolds
Consider helping me to continue this part of my ministry by contributing to the Keep the Hats on Fundraiser or checking out my Art Store.

Here is an art journal drawing about trauma. I don’t really want to say much about this other than to point out that trauma seeks to reproduce itself.
In this pandemic, households who live with trauma are paying a very high price. Trauma is a contagion that thrives on social isolation, the reduction of medical services, and the loss of community supports like in person school. As our society cuts services we are making value judgements on who is entitled to wellness and safety.
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