Many people are content to cruise through life without being as honest as they possibly can with the man in the mirror. What can we gain from self-analysis? Read more → The post Episode 59 – Personal Development: The Critical Point appeared fi

Employers have a profit motive. So why don't they charge a million dollars for a pizza? And why don't they pay everyone minimum wage? Read more → The post Pizzanomics: The Minimum Wage appeared first on the paradise paradox.

There's a lot of talk floating around about September, with the Hebrew calendar culminating in the Shemitah, astrology leading us to believe that the divine masculine and feminine are moving in harmony, asteroids crashing into the earth, the Pope addressi

A little research shows marijuana may have positive effects. Are those positive effects present in the hood? Read more → The post Episode 57 – Dragon’s Breath Adventures appeared first on the paradise paradox.

Cuba is Cuba! There is no other! A real human life time capsule. Cuba is known for its cigars, old cars, beautiful women, and suppressed economic state... Read more → The post Episode 56 – Cubanitos & Cuba with Niki and Rav appeared first

It's never my intention to initiate a violent revolution, a coup d'état, to take up arms to dominate people, in the hopes of freeing people. The reason being, you can never free people who don't want to be free - who don't even know what it means to be fr

Trippa? Taking a Trip can blow your mind! Nothing to do with hallucinations, mushrooms, ancient rituals, or drinking goats blood under a full moon while rotating your arse on a ouija board. Grab your boots and bags, let's go for a trip! Read more →

In 1959 two men had a dream to create a business that would provide useful services and a way for many people to engage in the glory of free enterprise in owning their very own business. Those two men were Jay Van Andel and Richard DeVos, and that busines

In 2007, two graphic designers were having troubles making ends meet in their San Francisco apartment. They had some space that they could free up in the loft which they thought they could use to accommodate travellers, and thought about putting it on Cra

The Panopticon was a well-crafted piece of architecture which allowed just a couple of guards to watch an entire prison. The prisoners never knew exactly when they were being watched, but they always knew that the potential was there. Read more → Th