The Incomplete Skeptic Podcast

Silver Lining

Part of my speech was spliced into a musical background by a friend of mine who suffers from not being able to forgive himself.  Well, his suffering was lessened after hearing my speech, evidently, and he created this work.  I won't identify him as that's his wishes thus far.

Darryl Schoon Interview: Light in a Dark Place: The Prison Years

Trigger Warning: a few F-Bombs were tossed about, but not in an angry way.

 

I do believe Darryl Schoon is one of the most enthralling souls I've encountered in my 6-decades of living on Earth School. During the interview, he left a path for me to investigate in terms of shared wisdom; he discerned a list of apropos books for me to study. I believe the Holy Spirit is using his life. He is so far outside of the box, that he doesn't even have a box to think outside of.

 

I hope you, my listeners, will glean his sheen, for as Darryl said, “Luck is love shining on your path.” I've listened to many of his interviews with Jeffrey Mishlove on New Thinking Allowed whose work I've followed for years. His show was one of the few I loved while in prison. I most recently heard Darryl interviewed by Regina Meredith on Open Minds, a GAIA show.

 

It is so cool to see interviewers give us ex-cons their time to hear our message, and not kick us to the curb.

 

The greater focus of my interview with Darryl on The Incomplete Skeptic is his book, "Light in a Dark Place: The Prison Years", which will open your eyes to a brave new world.

 

Indeed, he is more than his mugshot.  Once picked up, his book rivets attention. It is a hope-filled journal told penned by an expert writer and storyteller.  His ideas are poetic.  As the proverb reflects, if it doesn't kill us, it only makes us stronger.

 

Years ago, Darryl had a moment of Higher Clarity about the future demise of our national and global economy and wrote about it in: 'The Day of the Vulture'. We didn't cover much ground on that book, but the short and long of it is to invest in gold or silver. He posits that there is a connection between the current economic stressors and the evolution of humanity.

 

Here's Darryl Schoon's website: http://www.drschoon.com/

 

Here's his YouTube 'ShoonWorks' channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwKT3Fb0E4ND0-4zYPOLr8Q

 

Making Your Wounds Your Wisdom is Everybody's Business

The story I related here about how people grow toward the light in different ways is often an analogy I use in speeches to marginalized communities and those who serve them.  

Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Speech by Timothy Cameron

Transmutation from tragedy, my recovery story from alcoholism, and the deep-dive into an ocean of forgiveness.

Black Dog/White Dog (Resentments or Love).

Food for the Heart.

Karen Casey, Sober Wise Guy

Karen Casey, Author and Speaker and person in long-term recovery discuss what she used to be like, what happened, and what she's like now. Karen shares her secrets for writing inspired books.  Karen is in recovery for 44-years as a Friend of Lois W. and 42-years as a Friend of Bill W.

Sober Wise Guy - "Jody K." is 37-Years Clean & Sober

Jody K. is a woman in long-term recovery from alcoholism and codependency.  Please tune in to this interview and enjoy her inspirational experience, strength, and Hope.  

Allow me to introduce Frank Brandon, whom I deem as a Spiritual Messenger.

The Incomplete Skeptic seeks to open minds and hearts and to place both in balance. Freeing marginalized mindsets from self-imposed prisons is our primary purpose. Everyone has a Voice that can impact the world. Frank Brandon's Voice has helped many people in his life; his story has touched my desire to be a more humble and courageous person. He ignites my motivation to 'make my life count.' Make your wounds your wisdom.

Sober Wise Guy, Episode 3, Charly M. (sober 34 years)

Charly shares his story of recovery.  The key to long-term sobriety is to not drink and not die.  ESJ

Jeff T. in Long-Term Recovery, DOS 1/8/80.

What allows a person to stay clean and sober for 40-years?  Listen in and hear some simple truths about why recovery works.