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Welcome to In The Old Way

“Crazy Horse dreamed and went into the world where there is nothing but the spirits of all things. That is the real world that is behind this one, and everything we see here is something like a shadow from that world.” - Nicholas Black Elk

This podcast is a return to the old ways of knowing, where the land is alive, the cosmos is aware, and people are but one part of a larger sacred whole. Here, we explore the healing power of wilderness, the wisdom of ancestral skills, and the stories that remind us of who we are.

We speak of the practical, tracking, foraging, and traditional knowledge, the ancestral skills that anchor us to the earth and teach self-reliance. We share the stories of the land: its history, its myths, its folklore. These stories bridge past and present, carrying the wonder and mystery that cultures across the world have long recognized in nature.

But we also speak of experience, direct, lived, embodied experience. In Indigenous traditions, truth is not only studied; it is walked, fasted for, dreamt, and lived. We follow this way, listening to the voices of ceremony, of vision, and of the wild itself.

Vine Deloria Jr., in The World We Used to Live In, reminded us that the miraculous once moved openly in the world, and that it still does. The medicine people, visionaries, and dreamers never vanished; their ways remain, waiting for us to notice again.

At In The Old Way, we share conversations with wisdom keepers, ceremonial leaders, historians, and storytellers, alongside personal accounts of transformation and healing in wild places. Through these voices, we remember what the land has always taught: Mitákuye Oyás’iŋ, “We Are All Related”.

This is not about chasing miracles. It is about learning to notice them again, in the forest, on the mountain, in the circle of ceremony, and in the quiet places of the heart.

In The Old Way is an invitation to remember, to heal, and to return to what has always been true.