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@xopanic-ut5vd 2 ай бұрын

I NEEDED THIS Thank you

@fauvettesor 3 ай бұрын

You look like a painting 🍀🌿🌱☘️🌺

@synchronistory 3 ай бұрын

If you spell Timo backwards it spells Omit -- but he omits NOTHIN' in this invigorating and elucidating interview. A big Wow (which, if you spell backwards ... spells Wow🤩).

@forewarnedfilm 3 ай бұрын

If I were a producer (I'm certainly not), and wanted to come up with a catchy title for these wonderful video mobile musings, I would probably pick 'Rambling' - in all senses of the word. But these aren't confused, inconsequential or digressive monologues. They are beautiful, personal streams-of-consciousness that actually have a hell of a lot more structure to them than at first glance. And relevance. Lengthy? - yes please! - I want to take a little chunk of time out of the day, and have the space to marinade in an idea or notion. Have the space to think - isn't that the point of a good walk?

@Momotempo 3 ай бұрын

This one is certainly overtly green! But thanks. I haven't done any of these for years for no particular reason, and recently I've found myself doing some. Another on the way in London when I post about what I was doing there. Thanks indeed, for rambling alongside me for half an hour. x

@RowanJohnson 3 ай бұрын

Watched this a little late, but this is excellent, Timo!

@montagfire 3 ай бұрын

If you were a leader in a party you would get my vote

@JS-kg4ee 4 ай бұрын

Thank you. Important, brilliant words

@bardicacademic 4 ай бұрын

It was such a pleasure to record this. Timo, you're a splendid host and interviewer! And these talks are a great platform for exploring very important ideas. May they blossom and pollinate!

@forewarnedfilm 4 ай бұрын

Eurovision is silly - AND it matters. Which is why their response matters. Let's hope that both joy and better judgement on behalf of the organisers return soon.

@montagfire 4 ай бұрын

I am crying watching this

@robertschrauder7537 4 ай бұрын

you sick islamo colonizing supporter

@articulatechav2668 5 ай бұрын

I'm an old friend of Kevan's, anyone who can pass the word to him- it's Mark G here- it would be appreciated 😀

@Momotempo 6 ай бұрын

I don't know why the algo thinks there is paid promotion in this film. I would love for Matt and I to have been sponsored for our excellent chat.

@forewarnedfilm 6 ай бұрын

It's never too early to thank my agent, is it? Even when I don't have one? After this episode, I may have significantly reduced my chances of representation...

@N0MAD6385 6 ай бұрын

Nice one!!

@forewarnedfilm 6 ай бұрын

At last! KZbin recommending me something I DO want to watch.

@adamfox330 7 ай бұрын

Another thought provoking and powerful video. Thank you.

@Momotempo 7 ай бұрын

Thanks ever so for taking the time with this one, Adam. My output from now on ISN'T going to all be long walks by the sea staring at the impossible...

@HazelEvans 7 ай бұрын

Hemp undergarments please - Giving authority to robots, honestly what madness - Absolute Insanity!! Love will give the final word

@Momotempo 7 ай бұрын

Amen, I believe so too. Though, y'know. Can I keep the robot that washes my hemp undergarments? Think I'm gonna do that. Plus as soon as they can sell me a little guy who brings me tea in the morning I'm having that in a heartbeat but OTHERWISE this mother Earth's life we're part of, kids.

@liamgonzalez1076 7 ай бұрын

i have never seen his channel befor but i am hapy i did

@Momotempo 7 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for taking the time to both watch and share. I too am just trying to share some personal creative ideas of the world to try to encourage us.

@Cprwords 7 ай бұрын

Oh wow. Why am I just finding this conversation? This is really cool. Honestly, learned a lot. Going to rewatch. On the point about spirituality and solarpunk: I think what Jay ways about "spirituality" and solarpunk is essentially true, in that there is a strain of new paganism that is tolerated in solarpunk imaginary, or misunderstood aboriginal practices interpreted by West. I often hear that Buddhism is okay because, "it's more of a philosophy than a religion." I'm going off of conversations in person and the often virulent reaction to organized religion in the conversation space. This is what I find to be a problem, since the majority of stories we're learning about and talking about are the ones written for an English speaking audience. They are not even close to representative of the majority. That audience does not seem take into account the serious organized religious practices of non-western or non-white traditions, including Christianity. The editors are not separate from the audience. And to be clear, I am a solarpunk, but my interpretation of solarpunk is always looking at ways to bridge who want to be with who we and where we are.

@Momotempo 7 ай бұрын

Thanks ever so, Rob - for watching and sharing thoughts. Yeah, those of us raised in the white western miasma are struggling to see out through it in lots of ways, and there's a long way to go. But it does feel like solarpunk is a bit kin to the broad church of afro futures, and the more natural weaving in of ancient human story that solarpunk only overtly dabbles its toes in. Solaprunk can help people find many other things, I like to hope. But I think I'm guided a little by an instinct that under all the psychodrama of the modern world's endings is a soul crisis. Because of course it is - we've disconnected ourselves for centuries and fed ourselves and the whole world with traumas. It doesn't mean I want more gurus, however! I want emotional truth in our stories, in our visions of the possible. One of the key brilliant things about solarpunk is that it doesn't get drawn back into the drama, but demonstrates embodiment - getting on and practicing up new worlds of us.

@Cprwords 7 ай бұрын

As for the editors, I think you'll find this batch of editors, particularly Sarena Ulibarri, would be open to more solarpunk with a capital S spiritual bend.

@Cprwords 7 ай бұрын

@@Momotempo right, but this is the key: YOU might not want a guru, or a spiritual leader, but the world over, the vast majority of peoples actually DO. They actually rely on those people trusted with religious truths. And that doesn't mean going back to some form of preindustrial spirituality because those truths have been transformed over and over again to meet specific needs, specific crisis. Waiting for those people to wake up to a "solarpunk" truth outside of stories that include them as something other than the enemy of free thinking, is a particular strategy or the by product of one. I think its a missed opportunity that also decenters the subjective experiences of many of the people who will be hit by the impact of global warming first. We must recognize the spirit, before they become ghosts.

@Prometheus1965 8 ай бұрын

Hey Timo, its Matt. What a delight to find this. Have to comment for the KZbin audience. I’ve known Timo for a number of years as on-line friend of prestigious talents both in threads and infront of the camera, whatever the subject he chooses to broadcast on it will be riveting and the two things which are for certain is, you’ll need a dictionary at some point and he’ll open your mind to some aspect of our little local human universe that you hadn’t considered before. This is the closest you get on-line to meeting him for a cup of tea and being introduced to three of his mates. Kind of reminded me of the brilliant dialogues between Mel Smith and Grifth Rhys Jones, only this isn’t scripted. I can relate to his mates immediately, I’m a few years older, Andy saw Star Wars at 8 and I saw Star Wars at a press preview in Bournemouth age 12, saw it 4 times in 3 days and it changed my life. These guys are hardcore sci fi nerds and that’s my nirvana and for me this was so cool, can’t wait for the next episode!

@Momotempo 8 ай бұрын

LOVELY comment, thanks so much for watching and saying. This is how the four of us chat ANY time we are together. We just finally remembered to press record.

@forewarnedfilm 8 ай бұрын

This has been years in the procrastinating - enjoy!

@paulgriffin1503 8 ай бұрын

Ooooooo….. hello boys.

@TheHumanPalindrome 8 ай бұрын

How exciting! ♥️

@MarcusJohnHenryBrown 9 ай бұрын

Lovely work, Momo. ❤

@JS-kg4ee 11 ай бұрын

I am absolutely none the wiser as to what you are doing but what I CAN say is that this is clearly very important work and the citizens of earth thank you.

@montagfire 11 ай бұрын

Best video of the decade

@Momotempo 11 ай бұрын

It's a cheeky song that might have fitted in the middle of Barbie, sung by a real world Ken, but it's a brilliant hot of work by Ben and Simon between them.

@ajfrench4639 11 ай бұрын

Brilliant! :D

@louieluigi3914 Жыл бұрын

I thinks a solarpunky story would have to show exactly how a non s.p. society would transition into a solarpunk one. How land is used, what power scources are used, descriptions of infrastructure development etc. Along with testimonies from citizens from said society, and their thoughts on the changes.

@JesseNickelltheFourth Жыл бұрын

That was interesting.

@davidandlynndalstrategy202 Жыл бұрын

Looking forward to it! ❤

@Prometheus1965 Жыл бұрын

Can't be there in person but so looking forward to it and listening to your preview it brings to mind this quote credited to Bono "I can't change the world but I can change the world in me."

@leerawlings6629 Жыл бұрын

See you there

@JS-kg4ee Жыл бұрын

Wish I could come…

@leerawlings9020 Жыл бұрын

another cracker. love it

@t_sansome Жыл бұрын

Outstanding! The best subscribe of the decade. I'm excited to see more. 🌟

@canyonroller8834 Жыл бұрын

U R Kool

@zanderartwork5896 2 жыл бұрын

cool video 😃

@Momotempo 2 жыл бұрын

Thanks ever so, man.

@sandycheeks7865 2 жыл бұрын

I still can't believe Marvin Gaye got away with this ruthless plagarism of the backing tune... kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3S3lXmtgN2keM0

@analo6433 2 жыл бұрын

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@HazelEvans 2 жыл бұрын

So wonderful to re-unite in the space of co-creation and artistry once again with you Mr. Peach - Thank you

@forewarnedfilm 2 жыл бұрын

Peach & Evans - Bossing Magnificence since 2012.

@miguelissa6439 2 жыл бұрын

How you articulate ideas is amazing and utterly impressive. We need more momo:s.

@miguelissa6439 2 жыл бұрын

What potent thoughts, reflections and rich vocabulary! You give so much food for thought through your interesting and clever view of the, sometimes imposed, social structure. For me is very nourishing as I improve my English whilst my neurons make better connections, and I have a laugh too! Thank you for all that you bring to the world.

@Momotempo 2 жыл бұрын

Miguel, you can't really know how much such comments mean to me, how encouraging they are. Thank you for taking time to watch and listen and then share back - I am grateful. I'm just showing up as best I can, which is very imperfectly. Perhaps in time, the work will find more people who can be encouraged by it but, for now, every person responding makes me feel it was worth my time. You help me feel connected - which is what we're all really yearning for. We're not alone. x

@miguelissa6439 2 жыл бұрын

@@Momotempo I'm glad you feel nourished by another person connecting. That is something we are losing as time keeps rolling, but bot entirely thanks to individuals like you, that put their time, effort and I'm sure money as well, to give back to the world what they can offer. Your offer is BIIIIIGGGG! Hahahaha! It could feel as a lonely path, but its is the right one, the true essence of our human experience as I see it.

@canyonroller8834 2 жыл бұрын

And as far as the theme tune for un see the future, I had a slap my knee and shout Judy. These tunes are getting a bit good now aren’t they. 😎🌸

@canyonroller8834 2 жыл бұрын

Flippin LOVE this song. The music is everything that it should be and more. What a groove, sultan of syncopation, pharaoh of electric punk, king of cool 😎.

@Prometheus1965 2 жыл бұрын

Your Nora intro…you could write for Sir Humphrey:) If your interested in the latest data, Chris Pine and white privilege is old news, yesterdays statistics, today its Asian privilege. Funny but Noras description of society becoming like a machine, which came out of the industrial revolution, reminds me of Dune and the Butlerian jihad and the next evolutionary step is the rise of the Mentats. Our Western political system is broken, vividly demonstrated in France today. We need some Kobayashi Maru thinking there big time! Any ideas on this in your book?

@Momotempo 2 жыл бұрын

I think it's more that the Anglospheric model has been shaping Asia in lots of ways, a lot of them unhelpful. Been talking about it with a dear Filipina mate just this weekend. It's what we now call globalisation but the word doesn't cover the roots of the culture for me. The new version of Dune I was kind of meh about seeing, gorgeous as I knew it would be on the eyes, as I wasn't sure what the text would have to say to us today - but I felt it resonate with its time now, the new film. It's an interesting analogy for sure you reference there. Thanks for watching and sharing back, as ever, mate.

@Prometheus1965 2 жыл бұрын

@@Momotempo I think words like Anglospheric and Globalisation are too broadly used and like you say don’t cover the nuances, they are almost lazy in application. What the statistics which are Government generated and I’ve read in both journalistic and academic articles tell us is that Asians are more likely to come from two parent families and more likely to attend university and for those who do attend university they achieve the highest grades and after university get the highest paying jobs when compared to white and black statistical groups. Hence Asian privilege. Not seen the new version of Dune as yet, looking forward to it.

@willroberts5613 2 жыл бұрын

Great Question Timo - and Anna Frizzell - spot on as always!

@Momotempo 2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Will - great to hear your thought and, yes, Anna is always spot on, it seems. A great chat with her here.

@antwonhoard4153 2 жыл бұрын

Wow, what an interesting and engaging conversation about PLAY and its role in helping us to find solutions to everyday "challenges." As a person who lives a life of playing out in the world I found this chat quite refreshing! I realize that I'm not alone in my thinking. As Keisha mentioned, the idea that we all have to fit into this box of always chasing a goal (money, status, awards, etc) to find fulfillment in our adult lives is just plain stressful. What happened to playing? And why does it have to end at 21 years old? We're too fuckin' serious! Personally, I've learned to detach from the default template of adulting and what that should look like. I find peace in some of the things mentioned in the discussion like connecting with nature, creating art, going off grid (social media) when necessary. But also, riding my bike, skateboarding, visiting museums, or anything that doesn't involve clout chasing. You know its actually cool to try something, fail at it, and possibly learn something from that experience. I'm no longer a gamer but I would never say that I'm too old to learn. Maybe one day I will :-) Gaming as a tool for problem solving is awesome and a fun way to learn how to lose gracefully without attaching shame to it. Really I could fill this whole page up with how much I resonated with the conversation but I just wanted to say great job to the host Timo and Keisha. You guys rock!!! This was an hour well spent. Nice to know that I'm not alone in my thinking about this GAME SIMULATION that we call life. Thanks for sharing.

@Momotempo 2 жыл бұрын

Mate, this is a lovely response - thank you so much for taking the time to be with us and to share this afterwards. Very encouraging. Keisha brings such an innate duality of grounded wisdom and playful energy. So much of what you say is about putting our bodies into experiences - like kids do! But as Keisha says, why should that kinetic learning stop at some rando age we call 'adulthood'? All at once, our anglosphere globalised culture tells us to grow up but keeps us immature in the ways of responsibility to life. Really apprecite your testimony here, Antwon. Ciao for now, and much peace, bro. x

@antwonhoard4153 2 жыл бұрын

@@Momotempo Well I’m not ashamed to say that I’m a big kid myself and just don’t take life as seriously as most adults. Leads to unnecessary stress over shit that in the end doesn’t really matter all that much. Frankly, I would not have commented if it wasn’t from the heart. Keisha is awesome! Someone whose childlike energy I’ve always adored. Just felt like this video was certainly comment worthy. 😊 Keep producing great content. This was really cool. 👍🏾

@Momotempo 2 жыл бұрын

@@antwonhoard4153 Bless you, man - and amen to all.

@forewarnedfilm 2 жыл бұрын

Admiral Kirk when presented with the lifeboat story: “I think I’ve got this…”

@Momotempo 2 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY. I always felt his handling of the Kobayashi Maru a gut reaction to life in me. Surely those rules don't apply to me? I could just sneak round the back and short the no win test. I might recognise this as white privilege now - and Chris Pine's portrayal of that moment looks smugly exactly like it - "what a clever boy I am". But the system absolutely still needs cheating. The game is rigged against us all - the winners are so lost they don't know they need saving. And Kirk's instinct was really "If we cheat the rules, maybe we can save everyone?" Which was always really my own feeling in all this. Salvation is in our own hands. But it's found in how we frame it. We are not the lifeboat. We are the tide. As Nora herself might put it: "The test is not the test."

@forewarnedfilm 2 жыл бұрын

@@Momotempo The emotional gut punch that is delivered to Kirk at the end of the film is exactly what Nora was talking about. By dealing with the test as just that - something that could be reframed - and not seeing the individual lives at stake, Kirk is blindsided when he loses someone close - his best friend. It’s as you’ve often said - that before you can take positive action to save anything, you first have to grieve. To understand loss. And as I have found personally, it is perfectly possible to grieve for something not yet fully lost. And in that place, you can begin.

@Momotempo 2 жыл бұрын

@@forewarnedfilm Amen. You just summed up my series, I suddenly realise. x

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