Pacific Ward

This episode investigates the origins of modern gun control laws and their connection to the civil rights era. We examine how legislation like the Gun Control Act of 1968 emerged alongside increased Black activism and armed self-defense, revealing the political motives often hidden behind calls for public safety.

In this episode we evaluate the disparity between the theoretical aims of DEI policies and their practical impact. This episode critiques how the placement of unprepared individuals in token roles undermines the integrity of efforts towards equality and perpetuates division. We advocate for a transformative shift towards equipping every individual with the resources needed to dismantle internal barriers and fully utilize their potential. By ensuring universal access to empowering tools, we champion a society where equality and freedom are the cornerstones, facilitating an environment where free will and mutual success are interlinked.

In this episode of “Pacific Ward,” titled “Understanding Money: A Simple Guide to US Dollar, Fiat Currency, and Cryptocurrency,” we offer a straightforward overview of the financial world. Starting with the basics of the US dollar's history, we navigate through the concept of fiat currency and introduce the fundamentals of cryptocurrency. This episode aims to provide listeners with a clear understanding of these complex topics, emphasizing their historical significance and potential impact on our future. Join us for a journey into the world of finance, simplified for clarity and insight.

Join us in this eye-opening episode of ‘Beyond Dogma,' where we delve into the challenges facing modern religious institutions. We explore the critical issue of intellectual antagonism within these organizations and discuss how this impacts society. Our conversation leads us to the importance of refining personal reason, understanding the dangers of uninformed opinions, and the value of critical thinking in spirituality. The episode culminates with a heartfelt plea, urging listeners to choose kindness and empathy over hostility in their spiritual and daily lives. Tune in for a thought-provoking journey towards a more enlightened approach to faith and community.

In this eye-opening episode of the Pacific Ward Podcast, we delve into the heart of the Starbucks union movement, with a specific focus on the burgeoning scene in Portland, Oregon. As Red Cup Day approaches, we uncover the striking reality facing union stores in the area, where the majority have embraced the union banner. Our conversation navigates through the challenging waters of corporate-union dynamics, highlighting the recent revelation of over 250 lawsuits. These legal battles shed light on the alleged retaliatory actions by Starbucks corporate, including the denial of tips to union workers - a concerning development in the ongoing struggle for workers' rights. This episode is more than just a news update; it's a call to action and a reaffirmation of the power of unity. Whether through official unions or informal groups like a collective text thread, we emphasize the importance of solidarity as a fundamental tool to safeguard the rights of employees and individuals alike. Join us as we explore the implications of these legal disputes, the significance of the union strikes, and the broader impact on the community and the labor movement. In a world where the balance of power is constantly shifting, this episode serves as a reminder of the strength found in collective action and the enduring spirit of unity. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and triumphs of the Starbucks union movement in Portland, and discover why standing together is more crucial now than ever. #PacificWardPodcast #StarbucksUnion #PortlandUnites #LaborRights #UnityInAction #RedCupDayStrike

Oregon's forests are more than just trees; they're a testament to the power of merging nature and science for a brighter, sustainable future. Tune in as we delve deep into the practices and policies that transformed the state's logging industry, highlighting the groundbreaking approaches that have made it a beacon of hope in the fight against climate change.

In the latest episode of Pacific Ward, we uncover the intricate dance between reality and hope. Delving into how a balanced mindset can dramatically influence our outcomes, we shed light on the dangers of persistent negativity and the transformative power of optimism. Join us as we explore actionable strategies to cultivate a proactive mindset, enhancing not just personal growth but also long-term success. If you're seeking insights on mental resilience, effective planning, and the importance of maintaining hope even in challenging times, this episode is a must-listen.

In this episode, we take a deep dive into how 'immortal' corporations enable generational wealth to endure, unravel the web of trusts and nonprofits, and reveal why ultra-wealthy families stay off Fortune 500 lists.

In this intriguing episode, we explore the complexities of free speech, as we analyze its crucial role in shaping democratic ideals and societal growth."

This episode sparks a fiery debate on the separation of church and state, specifically focusing on the Christian influence apparent in our sex laws. We scrutinize whether religion has a place in a secular court of law, challenging the basic principles that our justice system stands on. Don't miss this controversial exploration of faith and fairness in our legal system. Origin of Sodomy LawsSex Laws targeting LGBTWhy we should be concerned?

In this episode we take a closer look at the jobs that Police do, their role in society, and examining the ways they fall. They are meant to be the ones we can always trust, yet they have failed especially in recent years. They continue to get more jaded and hostile towards humanity. We can do better. We are better then this.

Bit of a short talk about the methods we currently use for government and to enforce compliance or “stability” in our society and the argument that using force in any way, is counter to the principles of a free society and democratic government structure.

Get ready for disaster with insights from a North Dakota guest. In this episode, we'll explore practical ways to prepare yourself and your family for emergencies, including tips on where to go, what to bring, and habits to develop." In this episode, we have a special guest from North Dakota who will be sharing valuable insights on how to prepare for disasters. Whether you live in an urban area or a rural property, emergencies can happen at any time, so it's important to be prepared. Our guest will provide practical tips on where to go and what to bring, as well as habits to develop that will help you stay calm and focused during an emergency. We'll cover the essential items you should have on hand, such as a first aid kit, water, and non-perishable food. Our guest will also share tips on how to create an emergency plan with your family, so that everyone knows what to do and where to go in case of an emergency. Additionally, we'll discuss habits that can help you prepare for a disaster, such as staying informed about potential risks and hazards in your area, and regularly reviewing and updating your emergency plan and supplies. By the end of this episode, you'll have practical knowledge and tools to help you and your family stay safe during a disaster.

In this episode we discuss the relationship between the value of labor and the cost of living, as well as a critique of our economic model today. While capitalism has indeed created and incentivized innovation in the beginning, it has also pushed up the cost of pursuing such innovations. And worst of all, has begun to become unstable. We are witnessing a slow collapse that should make all of us ask those hard questions, and evaluate how dependent we are on society and our industries. Could you feed your family without society and a job?

I felt it necessary to revisit the topic of bodily autonomy to clarify its scope beyond just medical rights, to examine the main augments used when discussing, and to further articulate it's absolute importance to our society and freedom. Here I hope to give you some perspective on the issue, while engaging in a civil dialogue regardless of your political leaning.

This one is a bit more personal as I'm currently helping my roommate and bf get thru covid. I can't stress enough the importance of taking care of your body before, during, and after being sick. Particularly with covid causing more inflammation then it's counterparts.

In this episode we talk about monetizing content, the various ways that content creators can monetize their work, including through advertising, sponsorships, merchandise sales, and paid subscriptions. We also touch on the challenges that content creators face in today's digital landscape, including competition for audience attention, the difficulty of building a loyal and dedicated fan base, and the need to constantly create new and engaging content in order to stay relevant. Additionally, we explore the ways in which content creators can diversify their revenue streams in order to build a more sustainable and profitable business model. Overall, this episode I hope to have provided valuable insights and advice for content creators looking to monetize their work and navigate the challenges of the modern media landscape.

In this Pacific Ward podcast episode, we discuss the exciting new releases coming to the Star Atlas metaverse in the near future. These updates include a range of new features and improvements, such as enhanced graphics and gameplay mechanics, as well as new planets and locations to explore. One of the major highlights of these updates is the SAGE module, which is set to be released in the beginning of 2023. The SAGE module will not only give the engineers a live test environment but will greatly enhance the overall immersive experience of the Star Atlas metaverse. It will allow players to interact with the world in new and innovative ways, and will provide a level of depth and complexity that has never been seen before in a gaming environment. Overall, these upcoming releases are sure to be a hit with fans of the Star Atlas metaverse, and we can't wait to see what the future holds for this exciting virtual world and the metaverse

In this episode we talk about the possible benefits of natural medicine, and that incorporating natural remedies and therapies into one's healthcare routine can provide a more comprehensive and holistic approach to treating ailments. We explore the ways in which natural medicine, can work alongside modern medicine to address a wide range of physical and mental health conditions. We also wish to show the potential benefits of natural medicine, such as its ability to address the root cause of an issue rather than just masking symptoms, as well as its potential to reduce reliance on pharmaceutical drugs and their associated side effects. It is also incredibly important to have an understanding of the proper use and potential risks of natural remedies, and the importance of consulting with a healthcare professional before incorporating them into a treatment plan. Overall, we hope to highlight the value of considering natural medicine as a complementary approach to modern medicine, and encourages listeners to consider incorporating natural remedies into their own healthcare routines as a way to achieve optimal physical and mental well-being.

Bringing you yet another update to the Star Atlas universe and the upcoming SAGE module in addition to the Showroom module releasing an update today! Star Atlas is an innovative concept where your participation in-game yields real value outside.

This episode is particularly concerned with the most popular online platforms for public discourse, like twitter and facebook. Having some content rules is understandable, however they should be completely transparent and be structured to allow for learning and enable the person to change. Sadly they don't follow this. They simply ban you for some unknown reason and never tell you why.

Since the overturn of Roe v Wade I felt it important to clarify the concept of Bodily Autonomy and just how critical it is to our society, the scope of it, and even explaining some of the horrible violations that have occurred even here in the US. We must always be willing to ask the hard questions.

Hey hey! As this podcast as grown we are now in desperate need of a proper name that helps embody the Pacific NW experience and the overall tone of this talk show! We are largely an opinion talk show, tho will occasionally foray into news commentary.

Finally!!! Happening in just a couple weeks the Star Atlas Showroom is getting its 2nd update to add actual playable content, like dogfighting and racing as a step towards building out the full game! With this update is expected to be the Multiplayer features as well as friends list and character customization.

This episode is largely an argument for always holding pharmaceutical companies accountable to the highest possible standards of ethics and transparency. While vaccines play an integral role in our healthcare and herd immunity, they also should be put the the most stringent testing to produce all the data and breakdown of possible risks, no matter how tiny. For everyone to engage in their right of Bodily Autonomy, this information is essential and should never be bypassed. We always have the right to demand clear information on the risk vs benefits of any procedure, treatment, or medication.

The star atlas project is in early development as an open-world multiple Metaverse, that intends to entwine cryptocurrency's economic potential with an AAA game. Allowing players to earn real value for their time and energy spent in-game

Talking about the upcoming game / Metaverse experience built on the Solana blockchain, Star Atlas. I personally am very excited for the developments of a game where your in-game actions are rewarded with real value.

All of us have some not so nice opinions of the tax man. Tho some have to deal with the sudden disappearance of 100s or even 1000s gone from their bank accounts.

Watching an episode of Bones where they hired the Virginian kid who killed his abusive step-dad, got me thinking how society refuses to let people grow out of their past mistakes. And insists on isolating them forever. Your feelings have no place in court.

Had to do some commentary on Oregons new proposed Constitutional Amendment that makes Access to Affordable and Effective Healthcare a human right. Tell us your thoughts

This episode is a quick summary of a new law on Oregons ballot which makes a step towards eliminating involuntary servitude or slavery, from our law.