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I got interviewed on the Cash Flow Radio Show, with James Martinez, of Achieve Radio
Woohoo! The first of what will be many more to come, I got interviewed on the Radio Show, Cash Flow with James Martinez, or AchieveRadio.com, and it’s now podcast. I talk about the fall of Argen… more →
Dave's New Adventure: Sundrenched on Two Wheels
Leadership for sustainability – indigenous cultures (2/4)
Florian wrote 2 weeks ago: More and more researchers on leadership believe that traditional „Western“ approaches to leadership … more →
Sun Worshipers Are Stupid
Joshua Bryan wrote 4 weeks ago: Omar- Josh, it’s good to see you. I still remember our arguments in the 5th grade over whose parents … more →
Watch Here: "A Thousand Suns | A Short Film
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pdjmoo wrote 4 weeks ago: Food, Ecology and Religion in the 21st Century A Thousand Suns | Global Oneness Project. A Thousand … more →
The Voice of Venom: Disgusted with Transhumanism?
danieldurrant wrote 1 month ago: A friend recommend I listen to a podcast called “The Voice of Venom”. You can download … more →
Female icons
citywood wrote 1 month ago: These YouTube videos show a selection of female figurines found throughout the world. They come from … more →
Census Facts About Today's American Indians
worddreams wrote 1 month ago: Here are some fascinating statistics from the US Census Bureau to support your unit on Native Americ … more →
Navajo Reservation
Leslie wrote 2 months ago: I slept in a campground at Monument Valley, got up early and made my way to the Monument for the 17 … more →
Indigenous peoples, old and new
Leslie wrote 2 months ago: Mesa Verde, Hovenweep and Canyons of the Ancients, together, all tell a story of what the Land and t … more →
Our Social Nature
Leslie wrote 2 months ago: Black Elk, after traveling all over including Europe with Buffalo Bill Cody’s show, made this commen … more →
Blackfeet, Wolves and emblems of the Spirit
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Leslie wrote 2 months ago: I just finished reading a wonderful little book by James Schultz. Schultz lived with the Blackfeet … more →
What Is Clima y Cultura?
climaycultura wrote 3 months ago: Disappearing snowcaps in the mighty Cordillera Blanca, in central Peru, with the Rio Santa in the fo … more →
I got interviewed on the Cash Flow Radio Show, with James Martinez, of Achieve Radio
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davesnewadventure wrote 4 months ago: Woohoo! The first of what will be many more to come, I got interviewed on the Radio Show, Cash Flow … more →
Got the book Galley in the Mail today.
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davesnewadventure wrote 4 months ago: Wow. I can’t describe what it feels like to physically hold my book. I just received the galle … more →
NYT on the Kamayurá
Royce wrote 5 months ago: NYT on the Kamayurá, and other indigenous folks: Cultures threatened by climate change span the glob … more →
The Book is DONE!
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davesnewadventure wrote 5 months ago: Well, that’s it. After so many years of writing, editing, the works, the book is now complete. … more →
Big Horns, Medicine Wheel, and the Pryors
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Leslie wrote 6 months ago: Last week I took off for a few days and went to the Big Horns. I intended to go for 3 days, but got … more →
Modesty's Effect
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laurastempmorlok wrote 6 months ago: Kris McDermott left this post here: “I’m not very familiar with the modesty movement, bu … more →
If you watch one TED Talk this year, this is the one to watch - Wade Davis on Endangered Cultures
pondstonecommunications wrote 6 months ago: BC native Wade Davis, National Geographic Explorer-in Residence, anthropologist and ethnobotanist is … more →
PowWow in Cody
Leslie wrote 6 months ago: This weekend is the Powwow at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody. It was my first powwow, i … more →
