Wondering Forum

Wondering Forum

In this return to the epic 2+ hour format, we reflect on the nature of William's mood, the sacredness (and fun) of frozen water, get questions for Darryl from a listener, talk of "cowboys and Indians" toys and more.

Wondering Forum

In this relatively briefer episode, we are introduced to Nancy and get to hear about her work with potable water preservation efforts among other great topics, and Kay returns to share in the storytime.

Wondering Forum

Sheldon invites Joshua to the call, and he introduces his emotional state and advice to the group; we wonder about an idea he suggests, which is that "Listening is Love". We also wonder about the sacred Mother Earth and how it may relate to us, and even Darryl's understanding of religions and his timeline.

Wondering Forum

Sheldon opens with his description of a practice that brings us from head space to heart space and Darryl explains unjust rent and taxes, and the danger of the word "decolonization" when it means "industrialization", and who may be behind the movement.

Wondering Forum

In our longest episode yet, William has questions for Darryl about the hunts of Good and Evil for the Fourth Prince. Darryl gives answers, and then some. Afterwards, Umar and company reflect on various related topics.

Wondering Forum

In our longest episode yet, William has questions for Darryl about the hunts of Good and Evil for the Fourth Prince. Darryl gives answers, and then some. Afterwards, Umar and company reflect on various related topics.

Wondering Forum

Katty joins us as Hobbs makes an emotional stance, and we discuss the take down of mammy stereotypes and symbols of colonization, the domination trends of empire and what we can do to perpetuate anti-racist work.

Wondering Forum

A focus on colonial settler corruption, and possibly more unmasking of the domination code. We talk a bit about how history is deliberately misconstrued and edited, and where particular moves were made against the people.

Wondering Forum

We are delighted to welcome the filmmakers of The Doctrine of Discovery: Unmasking the Domination Code Sheldon Wolfchild and Steven Newcomb to our discussions about Darryl's research into "the game" that governments play with the language of treaties, domination and legality. They discuss the possible values of the historical record and how it may or may not be used to reinforce and bolster the voice of Nature.

Wondering Forum

Gopi joins us to hear Darryl's tracking of history flows. We learn more about the Five Nations Confederacy and its still relevant primacy as keepers of the active peace treaty between European settlers and the Natives of Great Turtle Island (i.e.; The United States of Amerigo, "Canada", et al). We also learn more about how something is hunting a lightworking "blue" blood line.