The Toltec Art of Life & Death is a fictional rendering of a very real life event in which Don Miguel Ruiz was put into a medical comma after experiencing a near fatal heart attack. As he laid in a hospital bed for multiple months, with medical assistance keeping him alive, his family prayed and dreamed for his return back into his body.

Brent is a dear brother and a wonderful human. Our conversation explores his interesting journey working as a Canadian raised teacher in Guadalajara, Mexico, at an Alberta-education-based private school, and how he eventually landed back in Whistler to begin a new chapter of his career at a much more eccentric and authentic Waldorf school.

This conversation was recorded while Andrew was in the midst of a near 4,500 km bicycle quest across Canada.

Malcolm is the owner of Light Cellar, one of the greatest natural medicine, food, and herb stores around. He is a wise individual with a powerful perspective on life. This conversation goes deep into all things food!

We can use our voice and self-expression as medicine for both ourselves and the world. Rebecca proves this through her lived experience and the ways in which she serves herself and her community.

This conversation explores the process of addictive consumption, as well as honest creative expression and how we can more authentically show up in the world as a positive force.

The introductory podcast of Human Ethos Project is aimed at exploring the nature of the project as well as the personal philosophy of the host.