November 7-9, 2025

So Many Activities!!!!

I am overwhelmed with gratitude today. Life has a way of reminding us that timing and connection are never accidents. Two incredible people who had been living here recently moved on to Oregon, and in doing so, they opened the space that has now become my new home. What feels like a mansion compared to my little studio isn’t just an upgrade, it’s a symbol of grace, timing, and the flow of life. An accidental phone call not even a month ago set this all in motion, leading me here to Wisconsin.

What’s even more powerful is that my friend, the one who helped make this possible, embodies exactly what my father desperately tried to convey to us all. Take the teachings, put in the dirt time, and make them your own.

This experience has reminded me of the beautiful cycles of giving and receiving, of teaching and learning. The work that my father, myself, and so many others have dedicated our lives to continues to grow new Caretakers, people who “pay it forward” when it’s needed most.

Overflowing with Gratitude,

T3

I’ve always dreamed of creating a podcast, especially a video series, but it wasn’t until I discovered a new all-in-one podcasting platform that it finally felt possible. After using it to interview Joe Lau from Phyre Dojo for my “Class of Fire,” I knew it was time to dive in. That’s how the Digi-Natural-Nomad Podcast was born. I wanted something else that was I created, another vehicle to introduce you all to the many people, places and things that have shaped me into what I am today! My next two Podcast guests are going to be amazing! You can head to the page right now and check out the latest episode!

Podcast Sidenote: typically all of my podcast will be video podcasts, and the only place you can see the full video episode is through YouTube. I am trying to figure out why it does not also show up on Spotify in video for that.

T3Presents: The Digi-Natural-Nomad Podcast

Other News

As I switch over to the new system, I'm going to take a brief hiatus from all scheduled classes so that I can get caught up with all the recordings and make the switch to Google classrooms. It wont be a very long break, just a few weeks as I await some financiang that will help give me the fair chance at fulfilling my fathers work after years of being led astray, leading to some of my more spectacular fails.

Streamlining Classes

In order to serve my students better and reclaim some of my time, I’ll be trying something new: moving classes into Google Classrooms. After researching, I believe this will solve many challenges I’ve faced with editing, uploading, and organizing online classes.

Some of the advantages include:

• Automatic virtual classrooms for each course

• Class materials stored in one easy-to-access place

• Recordings that begin only when the talking starts

• Immediate access to replays after each session

This change will free up hours of editing time each week and allow me to focus more on teaching. I’ll be rolling it out with this week’s classes, so you may receive new invites for sessions you’re already registered for.