Radiomano Papa Chango Oh, Hello, Earthlings.

Earthlings.

Welcome to another episode of tangentially speaking.

This one's with a guy named Ian Mackenzie.

He's a filmmaker, writer, man about town,

and he has spent a lot of time at a place called Tamara in Portugal

and made a film called the Village of Lovers about this place and the people who are trying to establish a new way of living which, you know,

according to some of my work is also a very old way of living, which is a way of interacting with other people that is a lot more in alignment with the way hunter-gatherer groups

interact with one another within the group sexually in terms of raising children, in terms of sharing resources, in terms of relating to the earth beneath their feet and the animals and the water and the wind and the sky and all the rest of it.

It's a fascinating film. I'll put the trailer in the show notes. You'll be able to see it there. But if you don't

consult the show notes, just check out the Village of Lovers, Ian Mackenzie, and you will find the information.

The Village of Lovers.com is a good place to find out about it. It's being released very soon if you go there and

sign up they'll shoot you an email when it's available right now the trailer is on

YouTube. Anyway really really interesting film. I saw the whole thing, Anya and I and Nadia showed it last year in Montana at the Sex at Dawn Retreat.

By the way, hey, I guess I should announce the sex at dawn retreat is set up. It's happening this June. Let me pull up my calendar and I'll tell you exactly. I think I already mentioned it, but,

June, Budoacan retreat, June 21st through. the

Ude-1-1-1-1-2-25, I think the 21st and 26th are travel days.

Not sure. Anyway, yeah, you should check it out. It's a lot of fun.

Last summer was a fantastic experience.

So if you've got time in late June,

you can check that out.

Budokon, B-U-D-O-K-O-N retreat, Sexton retreat, it's going to be maximum 20 people.

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