Basecamp for Men E154: Basecamp Classics

E154: Basecamp Classics

 

E154 Introduction

Hello Basecampers. Well, I was going to skip this week as I had two partial episodes that didn’t feel very compatible as one episode. In other words, they are two separate episodes with more work to do.

I shared this with my wife Lisa who reminded me that when Adam Carolla does not have fresh content on a given week, he re-releases one of his classic episodes. I think this is great idea! So with that being said, here is a classic Basecamp episode all the way to season two . The episode is E78 The Path with Heart. The guest is Scott Wyman. Enjoy.

 

 

 

Basecamp for Men E147: The Elephant in the Room

E147: The Elephant in the Room with Special Guest Cat Parker

 

E147 Introduction

I saw a meme going around that perfectly captures the current rash of health issues going around from being jabbed. It has been passed around IG and FB. It says “We are in the midst of the longest, saddest, most excruciating and unsatisfying I TOLD YOU SO in the history of the world.” I think this captures a particular moment in time right now.

As someone who was sounding the alarm bells about these experimental, untested shots, I know in my heart I did everything I could. And it brings me absolutely no satisfaction to be right about this. I don’t care about being right. I value health for all of us. My allegiance is always with WE THE PEOPLE.

A few positive developments I am seeing is more and more good nurses are starting to band together and sound the alarm bells. These nurses are hoping that parents will at least look into the adverse reactions happening all over the planet. If we can keep parents from jabbing the little ones, this would be a big win for us.

And I think this is happening. Parents are waking up. According to the corrupt CDC, Only 2% of children 6-month to 5 years old have had it. This has Pfizer flabbergasted, I‘m sure. And in the 5-11 year olds, only 16% have taken it. Big Pharma has lost our trust. Evidence (both anecdotal and hard data) are sinking the corrupt, careening industry that decided that experimenting on US was fine…..as long as the payday was big enough .Parents have been put on notice and have risen to the occasion. This brings a smile to my face.

Lastly, I saw a post my Dr. Horace Drew who says “Writing as a professional scientist, I would like to emphasize that ANY vaccine which requires 5 doses, once every three months, just to reduce symptoms, but not infection or transmission, would NEVER be approved under normal circumstances. Please get a grip on facts and reality. “ Well said doctor. Let’s go talk to our guest today, who has an interesting story to share with us.

Cat Parker Bio-

My guest today is Cat Parker. Cat is a creative photographer, a former law enforcement officer, and comes to share her story of health and censorship of information. Here is my interview with Cat Parker.

Final Thoughts-

I hope you enjoyed my interview the awesome Cat Parker. To check out her photography or help her with a donation for her health costs, go to www.catparkerphoto.com Please consider helping her, every bit helps.

Lastly, I would like to take this opportunity to wish you all good health. I hope that you and your family are feeling your best and, if not, finding the resources to return to vibrant good health. God bless you all.

 

 

 

Basecamp for Men E138: Language as a Creative Act

E138: Language as a Creative Act with Special Guest Robert Stevens

 

E138 Introduction

If you are going to study human potential, sooner or later you are likely to come to the realization that how most of us typically use language is haphazard at best. When you get around real masters in the use of language- I‘m talking about people like Tony Robbins or Sophie McLean (a former Landmark Forum leader who has been a guest on my show twice), you really see the difference between how masters operate and the layperson.

The layperson will often create from a disempowering context and not even realize he or she is doing this. You can here it in the way they express life. Sometimes it’s a cynicism about the world or you sense a sort of resignation or victim mentality in how they habitually express themselves.

What makes this problematic is that most of us don’t know we are doing this. We think we are just expressing a fleeting frustration or excuse. Never suspecting that we are doing it all the time.

Or the ways that we habitually gossip and perpetrate against the so-called “others” in our lives. Never suspecting that our language tells more of a story about US than we would ever suspect. Are you following me?

My guest today is someone who has made language his life-long study. His books and programs are the fruits of this study and extremely beneficial for humanity. I hope you enjoy the interview.

Robert Stevens Bio

Robert Stevens is an author and teacher who discovered what he now calls Conscious Language™ in 1968 while doing an independent study on the Hopi Language. He is the Founder of Mastery Systems International Inc. and Mastery Systems Online University focusing on Awakening Our Masterful Selves through many proprietary Conscious Human Operating System™ Upgrades. Here is my interview with Robert Stevens.

E138 Final Thoughts-

You can find Roberts excellent book and work at www.masterystysems.com .

And if you have not read a book by Dr. Emoto, both Bob and I highly recommend his books on water and the impact of human thought, intention, and vibration to either positively or negatively effect the environment, ourselves, and one another. Essential reading for seekers and mystics. You can find most of Dr. Emoto’s books on Amazon.

 

Basecamp for Men E131: My Favorite F-Word

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E131: My Favorite F-Word   E131 Introduction This episode is dedicated to all who love freedom in all of its glorious colors. And a special thank you to Jason Hoyt who writes beautifully about civics….

Basecamp for Men E125: The Authenticity of Men

E125: The Authenticity of Men with Special Guest  Dr. Eric Hansen

 

E125 Introduction

One of the shadows of growing up as an American man is the manbox we have all been cultured in. Part of the messaging from the manbox is to be stoic and self-reliant at all costs. Never let men (or women) see you asking or seeking support. Never speak of your struggles is the message that men internalize. It seems a bit absurd now as I write this.

When I was brought into the tribe of men through a powerful initiation called the New Warrior Training with the Mankind Project, I saw something entirely different. I saw powerful, authentic men who spoke of the full spectrum of the male experience. The struggles and challenges that we all face without all the macho posturing that comes with the manbox. I also saw men that were emotionally expressive but they didn’t seem wimpy or weak. Quite the contrary. These men were emotionally truthful, comfortable in their skin, and skilled at relationships of all sorts. And I wanted some of that for myself.

The initiation and the work changed my life. I did episodes about this in the early days of the show. If you go back to that first season (particularly those first dozen episodes) or read my book, you will hear my testimony and gratitude for this work and the men who lead and participate in it.

My guest today is the man who brought me into this work. One of my early mentors. He guided me onto the path that would alter the course of my life for the better. I have been thinking a lot lately about mentoring. How do we better mentor the younger men? How do we meet them where they are and honor their gifts and their brilliant and offer the wisdom that we carry as the older generation? How do we see them with fresh eyes?

The topic of mentoring and elderhood is one we will be diving a bit more into as season four unfolds.

Eric Hansen Bio

My guest today is Eric Hansen. Eric has been a leader in the fields of economic development and men’s work.

He has travelled the world MANY times over as the President of Economic Transformations Group for the past 23 years. And he has been leader on dozens of trainings for The Mankind Project. Eric has also staffed a number of these trainings in Folsom Prison with the Inside Circle. Bringing healing and transformation to the men who reside there. Here is my interview with Eric Hansen.

E125 Final Thoughts-

I hope you enjoyed our conversation with Eric. The film we were speaking about is called The Work and it is a powerful expression of how men’s work can transform lives, no matter the circumstances.

And lastly, if you find the show valuable and would like to support us, please consider a small monthly donation. Any donation is greatly appreciated and you can do that at the donation tab at www.basecamp-podcast.com . Thank you listeners.