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ZLORD podcast

ZLORD features two Americans seeing Oneness everywhere they look. Artist/mystic teZa and filmmaker/Christian Carter continue their hopefully uplifting banter after six years. Beginning in 2019 as they car-camp for six months all over North America, who knows where you'll find these two jokers sharing from next? From space? From their couch? Their boat, tent, palace? They're comitted to explore the inner & outer adventures of life, experiences equally as exciting and challenging to them. Their conversations' aim is to discover just how interconnected everything is, when viewed through the unifying prism of the NOW. Seeing wonders reflected back from whatever they do, wherever they look or go, this decades-married couple shares with uncensored, unabashed honesty, with gusto enough for legions. Their banter is free and unfiltered. Their views entirely their own. ZLORD has no affiliation or alignment with any organization/political party/religion or agenda. These two are not your average Americans by any means. Perhaps investigating such off-the-grid types as the Lords might expand your own perceptions? Visit tezalord.com and carterlord.com for more about hosts. Drop the two a line to ask questions or comment: zlordpodcast@gmail.com
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25- A Brief History of the Apaches

Jan 27, 2020

Recorded earlier in December but this episode is released late in January 2020 due to technical difficulties. Speaking from Louisiana where teZa and Carter, the itinerant pair featured in ZLORD podcast are headed for Grand Isle, at the very tip of the Bayou country; Carter shares what he's learned about the Apaches. The Lords are fascinated by this particular tribe of Native Americans because they have just left their last wilderness campsite in the Big Bend, Texas, the ancestral territory of the fierce Mescalera Apache. Being in this harsh land that straddles the Mexican border, leads the couple to imagining how the Apache once survived and flourished there. It has also compelled Carter to read as much as he can, so this sharing is a lot from a historical standpoint of what he's gleaned from his research.