the medium is the message. the podcast opens a portal into a diverse spectrum of thoughts and activities of people who care about the inequities and suffering in the world deriving from authoritarianism and who are committing their energies to building a better way.

this suggests common values based rather than common goals based community/organization.

indigenous anarchism is common values based. the values of restoring balance and harmony in self-other relations differs fundamentally from rallying people (through PR) to commit to a common goal of attaining a distant (at infinity) 'utopian vision' of how things should work. balance-and-harmony restoring/cultivating/sustaining common values have no dependency on good and evil moral judgements applied to behaviour as common purpose driven organization does. furthermore, it orients to the unfolding 'now' while the common purpose orientation sacrifices 'the now' to the common future vision [which never arrives since it lies at infinity].

the podcast has an influence which is more in the vein of common values than 'common purpose'. trying to explain anarchism in terms of 'what we hope to achieve' is met with rejection since it is impossible to conceive of breaking the stranglehold of the capitalist system. a shift in common values is far more feasible and can take hold immediately (in small informal groups anywhere/everywhere) and contribute steadily to a radically transformed society (more balanced and harmonious relational social dynamic.) there is no time wasted in waiting for membership to hit revolution-capable membership.

as soon as anarchism [or capitalism or socialism] is cast in terms of 'common purpose', with goals and objectives then comes the obligatory labour to make it happen that is enslavement along with moral judgement and political correctness.

common purpose leads to the forming of states and businesses [whether worker-owned or not] driven by self-interest and win/lose competition. this embodies the dualism in scientific thinking which ignores inhabitant-habitat nonduality [dualism wherein inhabitants are deemed separate from habitat implies independent of inhabitant and an infinite habitat]. our physically experienced intuitive reality, it is evident that monopolizing by some is at the same time impoverishing of our brothers [Mach's principle]. then comes the standing armies and security systems to protect the monopolized holdings of the 'haves' from the hungry hands of the 'have-nots' and their robin hood 'rebel' rebalancing actions induced by the relational tensions that are bundled into common purpose oriented organizational dynamics.

anarchism as a suite of non-typical common values 'comes across' in the podcast, without having to get into common purpose based organizing. this is better PR than attempts to articulate 'what anarchism is' [which anarchists do not agree on] and 'what are its 'aims and objectives' [which sound utopian and impossible and foolish and self-destructive to even attempt].