• Host: David A Thomas Jr.
• Guest: Eric Nash, Music Director/Composer

Instruments: Guitar and songs with full band by Eric Nash

Ancient nomads were the first expats, focused on what they needed from the earth and not the lines in the sand – 350,000 years ago when continents separated people, not countries. Dave talks about human evolution, science, nature and money, and shares his vision of a better world.

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• Host: David A Thomas Jr.
• Guest: Eric Nash, Music Director/Composer

Instruments: Guitar and songs with full band by Eric Nash

Dave discusses the biology of trauma and shares that when he was younger, he had no concept of what it meant to feel good. Once he was stabilized in PTSD therapy, he was able to reframe his negative perspectives about himself and start manifesting a successful, happy and relatively stress-free life. Now in his retirement years, Dave’s resilience and positive attitude have led him to a place where can keep living the good life on his own terms: Portugal.

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• Host: David A Thomas Jr.
• Guest: Eric Nash, Music Director/Composer

Instruments: Guitar and songs with full band by Eric Nash

Dave talks about his childhood trauma and the feeling of not being safe in the world. He explains how abuse made him hypervigilant – then reveals his process for making the trauma work for him. He talks about his time in the entertainment industry and how it led him to create Pansophical Podcast in Yosemite, California, then he details the trauma-triggering events that led to him packing it all up and heading to Europe.

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