All I need is a patch of sunlight, from which to watch the world run by. You tell me life is a rat race…well, I’m no rat so I’ve got time.

Some of the things you I dive deep into in this episode are, among other things: is our education hurting or helping us? Are we all traumatised, and how do we deal with it? Where are we headed and why? How do people change the world? And a lot more ?.

Also, as an added bonus, you’ll hear what it sounds like when I rub my chest hair ?!

So excited to use a new microphone ? this week, let me know if you think it sounds nice…or if you think it just don’t matter.

Onwards, fair adventurer! See you in the comments, yo!

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Links and Things

• Books
  • The Naked Ape – Desmond Morris
  • The Wonderbox – Roman Krznaric
  • Waking the Tiger: Healing Trauma – Peter A Levine
• Get the music
  • Download all on Patreon
  • Physical
  • Bandcamp
  • iTunes
  • Spotify
  • Youtube
• Links
  • Do Schools Kill Creativity? (most popular TED talk of all time)
  • Check out Tul Microphones, they handmade the Tul f47 used in this episode!
  • The Facebook video about depression I mention in the episode.
• Tim Ferriss Podcast
  • Tim Ferriss’ podcast episode with Gabor Maté is so very important if you want to heal from the trauma you’ve experienced.
  • Trauma recovery therapies recommended by Gabor Maté
    • Somatic Therapy
    • Emotional Freedom Tapping
    • EMDR Therapy

[ppp_patron_only]Smoky arrived on our doorstep when she was a kitten. She stayed until she died almost 20 years later. I loved her for her wild independence, her fierce and unwavering love. She would often bring me her night’s catch. I’d wake up to her meowing, her prey dead between her feet. I’d get out of bed, go congratulate her with a suitably impressed sound and pat her on her head. Then I’d go back to sleep and she’d eat her midnight snack. I’d often awake to the grisly remains, sometimes just a foot left and, once, even just a nose! I miss you, Smoky, thank you for showing me how loving and worthy wildness is.[/ppp_patron_only]

Q&A

Finally, comment below with a question and I’ll answer it in future episodes (or, you can leave me a voice message below, coool)

Always love
Your troubadour
Nate

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