Daniel Sea

New podcast interview is up on Elizabeth whitney podcast. In my teen years, I was lucky enough to be taken in by a bunch of sweethearts in the Punk scene of the start of the 1990s in the east Bay of San Francisco. Our local all ages club 924 Gilman St. was where I played my first show, in 1993. The impact that being a part of this scene has on my life up until this day cannot be still astounds me. To be surrounded by people who believed in me, supported me and helped launch me into a life of music, art and community is something very special in this world.outcasts for outcasts! Freaks for freaks.
It was a joy to have this conversation with my friend Elizabeth as we talk about what it has and still means to us to be Punk. I’ve really enjoyed listening the conversations she’s having with folks from this time in that special scene.
As we continue as a species down this very uncertain path of the scary times that we live in, it is more important to me than ever to hold my communities close. And 35 years later, to consider what the past meant, with that young heart that took its first steps to where I am today. Sending love out to everyone today.

Link in the Bio!

Photos by
1. Chloe Sherman
2. Ace Morgan
3. Murray Bowles
4.& 5. Chloe Sherman
6. Ron Bryant
8.&9. unknown

I walked 4 miles today on my new hip joint today. Started at Oakland City Hall along my friends and sangha of as part of the interfaith pilgrimage to Oakland airport to demand an arms embargo on apartheid israel and for Oakland to stop its complicity: letting arms be shipped out of its airport and port.

Palestine will be free.

None of us are free until we are all free.

A dear friend of mine passed over to the other side recently. Her name was Barbara. I keep thinking how lucky I am to have adventured to magic realms with this gorgeous spirit! I wish we had had more time for sleepovers, singing, journeying in other realms, laughing, talking, cooking for each other, hanging out with her family and grandchild Merlin. Life is precious. The friendship we have still brings me so much joy and laughter, amidst the tears. I wish everyone could be so lucky to know her, those that did understand how precious her sweetness, depth and loyalty were for this earth. I feel her love in my heart as I write ghis. And I wanted to share about her to my friends and community here. Barbara is legendary.

My trans siblings: I adore you! I believe in you. I love you. I am here rooting for you every day. I want to see you surrounded by love from within and from without.

Thanks to you I am here, feeling at home on Earth.
I am lucky to be surrounded by love.
I want to surround each of you with love too.
I am very lucky to be in your company.
I owe you my very life, without you I would literally not be here or be me.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
Together we are liberating ourselves from the chains of oppressive forces, and reminding each other of what we are truly made of: Love!
Mother Earth loves us and and is the physical manifestation of the cosmic force, (call Them what you will) who brought us here for the task of shining our special light, to stand up for each other and for all beings, and to work towards the liberation of all beings in all worlds.

This week I am recovering from hip replacement surgery, and I feel so lucky to be cared for by my loved ones!

Here are some photos from my life, which today, thanks to you, is a trans life that is worth living.
I wanted to share a few photos of some of the folks who love me, and respect me, use he/him/Daniel and inspire me to be all of who I am. There are more not pictured here.
I am not sharing photos with all the kids and young adults in my life that I love so much because I respect their right to privacy. But they are a huge part of my life and who I am today. Helping raise kids as an uncle and godparent these past 30+ years has been one of the greatest gifts of my life.