Continuing from last show, I focus on talking about the next chapter in Vine Deloria Jr's 'Carl Jung and the Sioux Tradition' which is about his visit to Taos Pueblo and how that had a lasting impression on Jung's work, as well addressing misinterpretations Jung had about Indigenous people.

For today's episode I am beginning 'Carl Jung and the Sioux Traditions: Dreams, Visions, Nature and the Primitive' by Vine Deloria Jr and I start by giving my summary and thoughts about the first chapter on Psychology and the Psyche.

Copy of the book can be found either at Indian Country Books, McNally Robinson and Amazon

the late John Trudell's talk about the Tribes of Europe

A brief episode where I talk about the direction I want to take my show, which is exploring more of our past to try and understand what's happening now. Next week I will be start the book C.G. Jung and the Sioux Traditions: Dreams, Visions, Nature and the Primitive.

In Today's episode give a summary of the last book in Madeleine L'Engle's Time Quintet 'An Acceptable Time' and give my thoughts and opinions based on what I learned.

As mentioned in the show here is a link to Alison's blog Wrench in the Gears and a link one of the late John Trudell's lectures.

In today's episode I conclude 'Beyond the Box: B.F. Skinner's Technology of Behavior from Laboratory to Life' by talking about his chapter on intentional communities.

To learn more about impact finance in schools and some of the intentional communities being planned now please follow these links. Flow Life Part 1: Real Estate or Singularity and Conversation with Lynn Davenport of the Social Impact Podcast.

I am back with another episode on the Quantum Heart Cafe, and I am continuing my discussion about the book Beyond the Box: B.F. Skinner's Technology of Behavior from Laboratory to Life. Here is a link to the ebook available at archive.org and if you prefer to buy a printed version via Amazon or an independent bookstore can order you a copy.

For more information about blockchain, smart contracts here is some links to independent researchers that have done a lot of work on these subjects.

• Alison Mcdowell at Wrench in the Gears
• Jason Bosch at ArgusFest

I am back with another episode, and for today's show I am continuing my review and summary of 'Beyond the Box: B.F. Skinner's Technology of Behavior from Laboratory to Life 1950s-1970s. The focus is on the history of token economic programs in juvenile detention centers and prisons.

You can also checkout Alison Mcdowell's blog Wrench in the Gears that has more information about subjects like token economics, blockchain and more.

I am back with another episode and this week I pick up where I left off with discussing the book Beyond the Box: B.F. Skinner's Technology of Behavior from Laboratory to Life, 1950s-1960s. In this show I focus on the history of token economics in both schools and mental hospitals and how the behavior technology came out of experiments done with children and women with severe mental illness.

I reference Alison Mcdowell's article on Blockchain, specially the section in her article that talks a bit about token economic programs in modern schools. Here is a video of teachers looking at their student's data on dashboards, I wonder if this is really the future we want for our children.