Radio Mano, Papa Tzango

Radio Mano, Papa Tzango

Radio Mano, Papa Tzango

Greetings Chris and fellow 10 Gen. listeners.

This is Taylor coming to you from a cafe in Venice where I am currently passing through on my way back home to Colorado.

For the past two months I've been working on a conservation research expedition in Croatia.

The last few days of which were punctuated by a short but intense love affair with a beautiful and charming young Croatian woman.

So here I am caught in a strange place between two worlds.

Between the excitement of foreign travel and the familiarity of home, between the sweet and blissful feeling of fleeting love and the sorrow of having left it behind all too soon.

So here's to all you wanderers and lovers out there and here's to you Madi, Vala, Mojya, Ubali, until we meet again. Ciao.

Hello Christopher. This is Charlton from the borderlands of New Mexico.

This afternoon I'm hiking into our desert peaks to later rest and individual who I do not know.

I'm in the gerontology world and his remains have been sitting on a colleague's shelf for about a decade.

We figured it was time to return him from Wincey came back to nature.

Chris, thank you for your podcast. I love your take on life. I love your take on death.

It's helping me through a difficult season of life. So keep doing what you're doing and best of luck to you.

Have I mentioned how much I love you people? God damn it. I really do. I love the sincerity. I love your open-heartedness.

I love your quirkiness, your fucking weirdness, your intelligence, your heart.

It's fucking beautiful to sort of be at the center of all these spinning planets and I'm so honored by that.

Thank you. For sharing your love, for sharing your death, for sharing your pain, your happiness, your heart.

Vulnerability, it's beautiful. Thank you for that.

This episode is with the man who exemplifies every one of those qualities. His name is Jody Armor.

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