This conversation with Ryan Clark (Batty Bats) about his life as a DJ, audio technician, and dude who pisses people off on the Internet is a powerful one. Ryan is sharp, progressive, creative, and approaches life with empathy.

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David Uzal is a gifted visual artist, world traveller, and a Raelian. What's a Raelian? It's a religion in which it is believed that humanity was brought here by an alien race known as the Elohim. David tells us about this faith, and much more.

I sat down with Dakota Lanktree for a chat about the idea that culture is our first technology. She offered up a theory about how we perceive time, and clumsied an explanation of the Chinese Cultural Revolution.

Terri Stewart is a lot of things, including a Methodist Pastor, an artist, and a strong advocate for LGBTQ2SI+ rights. We had a wonderful conversation about all of this, the coming schism in the United Methodist Church, trans and non-binary identities, and as is always the case with Terri…so much more.

Tea Time With Dakota! This week…Dakota's nightmare comes true when she sings a Van Halen song, and we talk about the impacts humans have on the world and what we might be able to do about it.

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The host of Miracle Nutrition joins me for a deep dive into the heart of the most profound radio show ever made. Hearty White is a beautiful explorer of soul, wit, and comedy.

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Dakota and I talk about the wonders that people do without seeking recognition. There are hidden geniuses among us, that aren't recognized in their lifetimes. Maybe you know one.

The neighbours and friends of Van Gogh, Henry Darger, James Hampton, Vivien Maier, and so many others didn't know that there was a hidden drive to create occuring before them. Yet, some of the greatest works of art and accomplishment in history, have occurred behind the scenes and only revealed after the death of the genius in question. It's fair to wonder how many we have missed, and to bemoan the tragedy of their not understanding the appreciation that came afterwards for their work.

Steve Sinnicks is a talented song-writer and multi-instrumentalist with a cutting sense of humour and sharp political mind. He joins us on My Heart Remembers to discuss his musical work, his frustrations, and jet sex toys, of course.

This week, in tea time with Dakota Lanktree, we discuss why it is that people believe things that are clearly wrong. And, we talk about what Flat Earthers have right.

Chris Saade spent more than a decade doing humanitarian work in Lebanon during the Lebanese war, and discovered a passion for social justice that has become a lifelong pursuit. Chris has provided teaching and seminars as a life coach and spiritual teacher.

We discussed the connections between the sacred and social activism, the fear involved in the human experience, and love.