Radio Manu, Papa Tzango.

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Yeah, hello everybody. I'm coming to you from the driver's seat of my van. I'm sitting

on, I don't know what the fuck street this is. A major street in Cordelline, Idaho, outside

a cafe that I am about to go into and upload this podcast. So yeah, it's Monday, it's

about noon and I'm a little late on this. Sorry about that, but you know, things are. I'm

on the road. I've been on the road for a little over a week now. It's been fantastic. Thank

you so much to all of you who have been generous in contributing to the podcast support fund

at Patreon specifically. Some of you specifically to help out with the van trip and the renovation

and all that. It's been really cool to be out on the road. You know, just to give you

an example, I downloaded a bunch of movies and TV shows and I've got books with me. I've

got all this stuff to do, you know, when I get bored. But the fact is that every night

there's a fire and there's stars and there's the moon and I don't get to any of that stuff.

I just sit there and stare at the fire, you know, what else is there to do? It's the best

entertainment there is. So yeah, I've, I came up through California. I recorded a few

podcasts along the way. Stopped in Santa Cruz. Recorded a podcast with Jim Fatiman, who's

an expert on LSD and microdosing. He sort of become a bit of the godfather of the microdosing

movement. That was fantastic. Recorded another podcast with a woman who's a sex educator. That

was also great. Really enjoyed that. Then went to continued up to Albion, California, which is a

small town on the coast in Mendocino, where I met Tim Scully, who was an acid cook back in the 60s.

I think the sunshine makers was the name of the documentary, recent documentary that featured

him and hung out with him for a while. Had a really great conversation as well. So anyway,

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