Welcome to the 11:11 show! I decided to once again commandeer the microphone and talk about a few things: the current state of politics and whether to get involved or even vote, humanity trying to make a quantum leap in consciousness, white supremacy and patriarchy, equal rights, climate change and our possible extinction, plus a few other things. Appreciate everyone who listens, writes in, shares the show and the patrons who support what we do. This is only about 15 minutes long, so if you feel led, take a listen and let me know what you feel and think.
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