Just a short one, to get a fresh thought out while it's pure. Hopefully it lifts some sails out there today. This one's dedicated to J, you understand how knowing you led me to this idea.

This time I tell the story of my run-in with what may have been a covert agent at my Occupy camp. Have a listen, and see what you think.

Have you had a run-in with agents at a similar event? I'd love to hear about it.

In this episode, I continue analyzing parts of my Occupy camp experience discussed in #002. Specifically the spectrum of centralization, and its properties. In this question we find the true nemesis of the occupy movement, and at the same time its greatest strength.

I believe the tug of war between centralized and decentralized power is what's at the core of the battle brewing in society today.

In this installment we discuss the common modern sentiment of "Nothing ever changes". Just how accurate is that?

Here I discuss my experience at Occupy, what I learned from it, and a critical look at the word "Activist". Sorry for audio buzzing, last time I edit on bad earphones

In this first episode we address the question : What time is it? But my questions are never as simple as they seem.

Here it is, my first ever internet broadcast! As with all transmissions let's start with a 'hello'. In this intro I tell you about myself, and this new podcast.

I toss a bottle to the internet oceans and hope it will reach your shores.

Is there any power in taking the middle ground in an argument? Most people wouldn't think so. In this episode I tell the story of preaching grey to a rigid mind, and what came of it.

Shout-out to Tom for his awesome podcast family welcome: www.tom-butler.com/podcast.html

Just a short one, to get a fresh thought out while it's pure. Hopefully it lifts some sails out there today. This one's dedicated to J, you understand how knowing you led me to this idea.

Just a short one, to get a fresh thought out while it's pure. Hopefully it lifts some sails out there today. This one's dedicated to J, you understand how knowing you led me to this idea.