Explore every episode of the podcast The Neverending Experiment

As I begin planning this year's garden, I look at what my focus is with plants: food and medicine, native plants and staying organic despite the pressure from corporate interests.

In this episode, I talk about some of the issues with the economy that hinder us from having a good quality of life. It's clear that we need change, but how do we implement it collectively?

People have a lot of strong feelings about gender roles, identity and sexuality. I give my 2 cents about my own issues with gender and how I think we need to get smarter about the direction we've been headed over the last decade or so. I also give an update on the tarot card reading I did last year.

In this episode I give an overview of an area of research that I've been focused on for many years: overpopulation, including a few misconceptions around it.

Colonialism is an overwhelming force in our cultures andspecies, and I go over some of the aspects of it that get overlooked as many of us try to decolonize in different ways.

People often disagree because they don't have the same values, and they place significance on different things. I take a look at the fundamental differences in perspective that hold people back from understanding each other.

Why doomers are probably right and not as pessimistic as youmight think. The signs of collapse are everywhere if you recognize them.

My contribution to the growing discussions on bringing backwhat's best about matriarchy to create an egalitarian society.

In my first episode of Season 2 I talk about the summer of landscaping and my idea for next year to start a gardening, permaculture and landscape design company.

It can be great when privileged people share but there is adark side to charity when it's used to manipulate others. The final episode of the season goes over do-goodery and when it goes bad.

The words we use are constantly getting changed but are they actually improving and were the old words actually offensive? Maybe we need to look at what words mean instead of how they are perceived.

Technophilia is the subject I keep bringing up because ithas infiltrated every part of our lives. I realized it is connected to something much older that has led us down a dark path.

How do you know what to believe when you read the news? You can't know, but learning more and using doubt can help you navigate the confusing mess of misinformation and information in the media.

In this podcast I discuss some of what I learned from writing my book, especially about cognitive dissonance and how much it happens, specifically in science and ethics.

In this episode I discuss some of the major world religions and their connection to patriarchal history. I also make a distinction between spirituality, culture and religion.

I talk a little bit about the history of the tarot and give a short reading.

Pondering the overwhelming World Wide Web and some of the more recent changes online.

Psychotherapy is very popular but is it really helpful?

Why I think patriarchy is a danger to the species and our well-being.

Breaking down the confusing disarray of democracy and party politics.

I go through and analyze many of the issues with artificial reproduction, surrogacy and IVF.

In this episode I go through some skeptical criticisms of astrology and how my perspective has changed over the years.

Taking a look at different groups of people pushing back against having kids for different reasons: antinatalism, childfree and overpopulation activism.

A little bit about my philosophy and relationship with food and what I've learned from being vegetarian and trying to grow my own food.

In this episode I discuss DNA tests and genealogy. I go over my results and share some advice if you're thinking of trying an online DNA test.

I have a rare disease called ALS4. In this episode I go over my story and how I've come to understand the research on this disease.

I love plants and anthropology and this cross-disciplinary area of research, ethnobotany is endlessly fascinating to me, and extremely useful and important for all of humanity.

In this episode, I talk about my background and inspiration in film animation.

Should you follow your dream? Advice I wished I'd received when I was younger about career and education decisions.