On Spell & Story. The series finale of Wonderland takes you on a journey through the alphabet and esoteric symbolism underlying our letters. It draws connections between the Kabbalistic Tree of Life, the Tarot's Major Arcana, the early signs of the Phoenicians, and the transcendent archetypes found in every monomyth.

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On Might & Right. This episode is concerned with power, energy, and authority. It explores the follies of democracy, the potential unlocked by modern technology, and the future of sovereignty.

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On Value and Desire. This episode explores what money is, how it’s made, and why economic systems fail or flourish. It explains what Bitcoin is, why it works, and what new social potential this technology unlocks. It then delves into what “good” fortune is, the relationship between wealth and virtue, and how we can create societies that maximize prosperity.

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On difference and identity. This episode explores sex, gender, and sexuality. Examining social roles, archetypes, and stereotypes; the experiences of dissonance, dysphoria, and desire that influence queer people; and how these topics should be navigated when it comes to technology, transition, and cultural reaction.

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On natural rights and urban delights. This episode is about our relationship to the Earth, land, cities, and sustainability. It explores Henry George's economic theory of the land value tax; how urban planning would be better divided into smaller, distinct districts; and how Smart Cities could look if built using open data and IoT technology.

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On being and becoming. This episode explores consciousness. What it is, why we have it, and what we can do with it. Covering everything from what a plant knows to where your elusive sense of "I" comes from and how we can cultivate a relationship with the divine within. Lending ideas from Douglas Hofstadter, Carl Jung, Alan Watts, and religious philosophy.

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On crime and punishment. This episode explores what actions should be criminalized in a just society and how conflicts in communities might best be resolved. Herman Bianchi's vision of restorative justice is then introduced as an alternative to the current conventions of criminal prosecution and imprisonment, highlighting the importance of compassion and reconciliation.

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On binaries and beginnings.

Synthesizing ideas inspired by Douglas Hofstädter, Gilles Deleuze, Stephen Wolfram, Robert Pirsig, and Daoism.

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This episode delves into the realm of free trade, examining what contracts are and how they are used as a tool to create reliable relationships between individuals. It also considers what rules and regulations are appropriately imposed upon market dynamics, and finally presents a critique of intellectual property, demonstrating why patents and copyright actually inhibit growth and prosperity rather than enable it.  

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This episode of Wonderland lays out what could be considered the guiding principles of a nation’s charter. What rights and responsibilities are afforded to and asked of each citizen as well as the reasoning why. It also explores what promises and protections should be made to those subjects who depend upon another citizen for their care, how children should be treated, and how new members can join the compact.  

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