Inside America’s Most Mysterious Place - Mt. Shasta 🇺🇸

[@PeterSantenello]

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[@suewarman9287]

Mount Shasta is well-known for Dane Wiggins and geoengineering - as you can see in the skies in this video!!

[@fabianarias6786]

aa 1:01 1:14 1:47

[@dertythegrower]

Great last 3 episodes... 😊 kind of relates to my 2015 prediction on the national corporatized herb market crash...

[@suewarman9287]

AirB'n'B is I S R A E L !!!

[@CP-nl2zb]

​@@suewarman9287Zionism IS Nazism

[@ethanm6890]

This is slowly taking over “mainstream journalism” when will they realise that all people want to see is genuine conversations with genuine people. Keep up the good work Peter 👍🏻

[@animamagna3077]

that's right

[@marquitaarmstrong399]

Hah yeah ok

[@OverTheVoids]

There is definitely a huge target audience for more genuine journalism like this, but a lot of those people likely weren't watching mainstream media anymore to begin with (which includes me). I know that there are still a lot of people who are addicted to the emotional volatility and political hostility that you get out of mainstream news, and I doubt that many of those people will ever transition to this type of content, or at least they won't fully abandon their current sources of info.

[@Backyardrumblez]

This is the only type of journalism I’ll watch. Him and Arab are my favorite KZbinrs I wanna start making videos like this myself!

[@GlorifiedG-z9c]

Kind of like "On the road" with Charles Kuralt huh ?

[@dwainsellers6453]

As a native Northern California for 61 years, and I mean northern California, I find your content these last few weeks very special to my heart. Thank you Peter.

[@geraldsshorts6270]

Same here! People don’t know about the real California! Most beautiful part of the most beautiful State!

[@fabianarias6786]

The onlysee is the most popular of way I could get my 7:38 7:38 7:38 7:31 hands off of it is to go back in and

[@fabianarias6786]

The The I 22:58 The World has been a hit with 22:38 22:47 22:57

[@SeS-tm4lu]

Aint gonna lie it was hard watching that kid from Utah talk

[@ggrace1133]

Same here.

[@STROKEnDISTANCE]

Peters ability to just not talk and stay quiet, letting the person tell their story is so impressive. Exactly how videos like this should be done. 10/10 Peter keep up the awesome work!

[@cIeetz]

buddy full of it saying he made $200 an hour trimming weed tho nobody picks up a hobolo and offers them thousands a day

[@clara6012]

@@cIeetz they do in that area

[@jimmirow]

Agreed and it's the single most consistent thing or disease that's prevalent in just about everyone I encounter. From Park Ave. to Park Bench people don't generally listen or talk with you. They talk at you and active listening sometimes accompanies this, that is someone constantly nodding their head yes yes mumbling yes while your talking and I don't even finish the point their going uh huh yep yup uh huh. Hate that. This is def refreshing.

[@jwfinley7808]

​@@clara6012no they do not😂😂😂😂

[@rachelhaas2043]

I love how quiet you are Peter when the people are speaking, giving you their story, their perspective. Your very respectful and you allow them to open up so we can understand them. Thank you

[@KevinBye-ig2ev]

No bias. Just a guy talking with folks from all walks of life. Love it, thank you Peter.

[@GlorifiedG-z9c]

kind of like "Californias Gold" with Huell Houser

[@5049usrluvtyx]

Nonsense definitely bias

[@markadler8968]

@@5049usrluvtyx Really? Please elaborate.

[@Hungry_Box]

Only the inherent bias that one gets when it's a tour from a guy that Peter meets, who introduces his mates, that will necessarily be similar to him...I'm guessing there are other groups of people in Shasta, who live differently

[@alonawhalen]

​@@5049usrluvtyxis the video bias or your conditioned thinking. There is more to life than dollar signs.

[@natsilver.creates]

THAT’S OUR FIRST BUS!! My husband and I built out THIS bus from 2018-2019, and traveled with it some in 2020 before selling it to do a van. We now live in another skoolie we built out in 2023. The outside looks the same, inside looks different. Great to see it traveling and helping make dreams happen. ✨

[@Thedivinecounsel]

How cool! ❤❤❤

[@natsilver.creates]

@@Thedivinecounselmy son texted me and told me “isn’t this your first bus?” And shared a screenshot! I was blown away!

[@tinacross3423]

@@natsilver.creates Well thanks for commenting and sharing that, it's a small world after all

[@natsilver.creates]

@@tinacross3423it seems that way, doesn’t it?

[@lanarkvillageflorida4456]

I see it! Awesome.

[@karenowens4504]

Peter I think the guy showing you around may be by far the coolest. You can tell he is full of kindness. May all of his dreams manifest.

[@iskitodays720]

Came here to say this. Smart guy

[@SamuPuuronen]

He does have a very calm and kind aura.

[@troyke]

I agree. This guy is way ahead of the consciousness of most people even far past his age! May all his wildest dreams and goals come true, not only for himself, but the world in general!

[@dominique8620]

He's so cool! Also looks like a young Townes van zandt :)

[@jpfalk11]

I came here to say the same thing. He has great insight and was very entertaining to watch. Intelligent. I hope he goes places and has a good life. He could have his own channel and basically narrated the whole show.

[@laurel1634]

These people are so much more interesting than the corporate types I spend all day with. They don't as much more money or formal eduction but so much more authentic and kind.

[@redlight3932]

its all the same once you get old enough

[@joc4709]

Probably more intelligent as well, if they understand the importance of nature over wealth

[@LittleJack-qe1ft]

Most are freeloaders and bloodsuckers

[@garrettgarv]

@@joc4709 what I was going to say, this people were very educated on the land the stand on. You go into san Francisco you're not getting this, just people having knowledge in there field. Here it seems like they had a grasp of all aspects of life, diet, spirituality, trade.

[@levihl0]

Tell me about it, why is everyone in the corporate world a carbon copy of each other’s personality-less self? I just work to work and my real life resumes at home lol

[@madsquishy3410]

This is real journalism. Not two people sitting in a room with lights and cameras having a scripted interview lol. The fact that we get to watch these videos totally free on KZbin without having to pay for cable to get it? Priceless. I have learned more from watching your videos, Peter, than I think I have in my whole life when it comes to different people around the world and how they live. It's just amazing that you've devoted your life to this and you're doing SUCH A GOOD JOB at it. Please keep them coming. I'm here for all of them!!!

[@PeterSantenello]

Thank you so much :)

[@Yessirski916]

This is bullshit. The true locals and real mount Shasta is nothing like this

[@bobwilkerson9760]

​@@Yessirski916Then create some content and share with us, I will definitely watch it... 😎✨

[@joycehaines2055]

Been watching for a long time enjoyed each one.

[@madsquishy3410]

@@Yessirski916 Ummmmm........... so you're saying that all of these people that he's finding here that literally LIVE IN MOUNT SHASTA are..............fake locals?? I'm sure he didn't plant them there and tell them what to say lol. How ridiculous

[@breezyillo2101]

I was homeless for a minute in the climbing community and the long hug Morgan gave Billy while y'all were saying bye really hit me hard for some reason. When you're living like that, you hug your friends different. You appreciate the quiet moments with them different. Human connection just feels much more valuable when there's nothing else to distract you from how much you need it

[@theramentumbleweed2523]

I lost my dad to Non Hodgkins Lymphoma on Christmas day. I'm broken inside, and still mourning. Yet this video was oddly calming in its own way. Lots of people with soothing voices and offbeat beliefs.

[@margaretthatcher6828]

So very sorry for your loss.

[@davidofshield4452]

i lost my dad in car accident when i was 8 years old he was 36...

[@elenie333]

I’m so sorry for your loss ❤️

[@0aquariumguy0]

I lost my dad to liver cancer back on aug 17 2024. Still haven’t fully gotten over it man. I know how your feel.

[@melissaong7633]

Sorry praying for all of you

[@tyrelgeorge5373]

This is straight talk. REALISM. this young man is brilliant. He knows the reality. Morgan too...Give and take WHAT YOU NEED. This is the new Norm of education/journalism. LOVED THIS PROJECT

[@whatoh3407]

Holy fuck please don't replace education or journalism with this. This is neither. It's literally a docuseries on different lives in the U.S. There is no real truth behind this only perspective but I guess that's what people like you want. Only what you want to hear but not what you need to hear. Sad.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

i love how the sacred water comes out of a PVC pipe. 😁

[@Dragonred88]

I noticed that too i was like wtf

[@MM-qc1tf]

Lmao 🤣🤣🤣. He's not even from NorCal

[@wizardofthewest6761]

“This is immortality water” ….. “Oh yeah, that’s nice, that’s nice” 😂😂😂

[@derekandjo75]

​@@wizardofthewest6761LOL

[@druyoutoo]

Ahhh, yes, the sacred chloride of the poly gods 😂

[@jazzbassoonpaul]

I’m a native Northern Californian and I found your videos as I was recovering from some health issues. I have to say your channel is on the top of my favorite channels. You do such a great job because you just let people be themselves and tell their stories and opinions in a very non-confrontational way. It’s amazing that you actually find out more about the world on your channel than by watching cable news. Thank you again and keep up the great work!

[@PeterSantenello]

Thank you! I wish you a speedy recovery.

[@user-dl9bg4tj7u]

Peter the 🐐 State of jefferson

[@dertythegrower]

​@@user-dl9bg4tj7u Yup. There is exit road signs for it and a store for jefferson state.. in south oregon

[@beachypeacefulvibes8599]

I love your user name

[@jazzbassoonpaul]

@@beachypeacefulvibes8599 that’s what I do

[@SunshineSmiles189]

Peter does such a great job in sharing people’s stories and trying to understand them in a respectful way. This style of journalism is truly unique.

[@fgjf1079]

That hippie guy with green sweater and brown beanie is inspirational. If my investments pay off, I plan on simplifying my life as much as possible, and let my investments grow, while living the good life.

[@chillingsworth4384]

He’s a true ambassador

[@ubernerrd]

The world needs more of this type of content. It's what KZbin was *created for*. To give a voice to the people.

[@kathzygy]

Halfway through the video when diving into the spirituality of the place, great energy begins to RADIATE from the recording. I feel the spaciousness of the personalities sharing themselves in this video. Thank you!!

[@firsttenor76]

The young man you were interviewing seems like a genuinely nice dude, he's a also got so much knowledge and knows how to flow, and he just has so much in his head that he can. I quite enjoyed this one, not only because you have great content, but he was such a great person to interview!

[@ericmayernick7804]

I agree

[@wership]

Go and listen to his music and listen to what he says about women though. I was disappointed.

[@lindamon5101]

He says like too much. Go back to school english 101

[@soyyo143]

Agree! He was the perfect man to interview- he seemed so nice and loved his attitude!

[@papichulo1554]

I agree!

[@littleflower7769]

Bryson is the BOMB!!! A truly intelligent, insightful man with integrity and no ego. Wow. We need more like him!!

[@radrabbit6946]

total sweetheart, wish him the best

[@loganchapman105]

He seems to be a few tools short of a tool box if you ask me🤷‍♂️

[@dontblameme6328]

Just a pot head.

[@slowmissouri205]

@@loganchapman105super interesting guy but I can't see this guy ever handling the 9 to 5 grind. He might be an amazing songwriter though

[@nikolinabaga3924]

@@slowmissouri205 9 to 5 is no longer the dream

[@EKK420]

As a Norwegian, this this channel has taught me so much about american culture. You wont get this anywhere else! Thank you so much Peter for making these incredible videos!

[@pamkriner5945]

The majority of these interviews involve folks who live on the “fringe” of American society. They are a component of our society, but do not necessarily interact with the mainstream. They exist separate from the general population.

[@AlwaysCheckmateNeverStalemate]

​@@pamkriner5945yes, but not exactly. Just because they live the fringe life doesn't mean they are not a huge component to our society. You're basically saying that only people in the cities matter, but anyone else doesn't contribute to the culture. You'd be surprised how many city folk either came from or are currently moving out of these fringe areas of the country or have adapted this type of culture into their everyday life.

[@pamkriner5945]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@AlwaysCheckmateNeverStalemateno sir, I did not say that…you did. Not sure about the “huge” component, but they are increasing. And no, city folk and cities do not create a culture, although roughly 80% of the population exists in urban areas. That does not mean those of us who live in rural areas are unimportant.

[@whitespringhomestead6089]

​@@pamkriner5945I encourage you to watch more of his "older" videos. He has been to many places in the U.S. that are more town/city focused than the places he has been in California.

[@JohnnyRep-u4e]

Archie Bunker said it best: "Fruits and Nuts".

[@reflectionOfLyf]

17:50 this made me happy. So happy that he could connect and make amends with his parents

[@Jouhatsu-oi5qg]

The fact that we get free videos on KZbin by Mr Santenello is truly a gift. 👏👏👏

[@AmericanAmish]

He works hard.

[@CristinaCubas-n4k]

I say the same thing….

[@heatherfulmore3412]

Nice

[@LuAnneLouise]

❤

[@ohlordy9680]

🙏🏻🙏🏾🙏🤷

[@cb_3717]

My daughter became a Traveler at 19 and ended up in Shasta after traveling all over. At 29 - same age as Bryson - she’s still there, the mountain calls to her to come back if she stays away too long. Everything in this video is exactly like it’s been explained to me. What is life if not for diversity, collecting experiences and living your life instead of life driving you? She’s a bit more mainstream now meaning she’s in a house instead of a van or bus and she works in a store run by a couple selling homegrown food along with crystals, gems, etc. while selling jewelry she taught herself to make and watching others. While the lifestyle obviously isn’t problem/stress-free (there ARE serious issues that come up and they handle it as a community), their collective goal is to make the world a better place politically, ecologically, spiritually through sustainability and community-driven work. My daughter and her peers are happier than anyone else I know. I envy them ❤.

[@Bryan-jd7os]

Thanks for sharing.😀

[@2lmdi]

@@Bryan-jd7os +1

[@ScubaSteve3560]

Then go and do the same and you'll have nothing to envy.

[@britishlingo]

She lives a life a lot of people dream of having

[@gingerwashburn2237]

❤️ hearing a bit of her story! Thank you for sharing ✌️🩵🌻

[@Mekinhumbel]

The main thing I love about this channel (which is honestly my #1 YT channel) is that Peter lets his subjects speak for themselves. His authenticity allows him (and us) access to incredibly interesting people, and his humility allows them to say what they want to say, and us viewers to take away from it what we will.

[@khurshmian6156]

He intersects his nonsense here and there as well.

[@NightmareAlice]

I agree! He lets people talk and he doesn’t make them perform for the camera.

[@cgiles9086]

100% man. Peter Santenello is great at giving people space to speak and doesn’t crowd them and lets them speak their mind so we can understand them and their story. He’s a great vlogger. Glad I found this channel as he has interesting content and is really cool to people. I recall he said he was a waiter in Lake Tahoe and his people skills definitely shine through and make the channel very enjoyable the way he does things. He’s found his calling here making great videos like he does.

[@angieallsup]

Yesss!

[@blakesleyk.7166]

@@cgiles9086Great comment. Video’s like this are what YT at it’s finest. Just wish this particular Peter video was 5X longer.

[@Thedonweldon]

I’m from the Central Valley (Fresno County) and have family we would visit In Oregon. I must say, I could feel a presence of “something spiritual” every time I would drive thru this area. Just the sight of that mountain stirs feelings that are unexplainable.

[@sixx4771]

Man, I'm from Sweden. Never visited USA. Never wanted to until I saw your videos. So many great places and people. Would love to drive around to places movies and media never show us. Amazing!

[@rrmerlin3402]

California has the same population as Canada and There are hundreds of square miles of wilderness in California that gets no mainstream media attention. I've lived here my entire 64 years and will never see all the great places in California.

[@firstlast476]

do it ! and I want to visit Sweden one day

[@wership]

Did a 3000 mile trip coming from Australia and it was truly the best time of my life.

[@shraddashradda]

US is awesome …the people are awesome, some of my greatest friends are from there

[@ChrisLT]

Just curious, what sort of stuff does media show you over there? Probably the worst, which is fair these days, but these videos really start to show you the variety of people and communities here. I'm around Chicago so that video series was so cool to see.

[@lg4127]

The people you met during your visit to Mount Shasta actually put me in a very peaceful place while watching.. I have seen many of yourvideos, but have not felt that inner peace like I did with this group! They are truly special! Thank you for introducting them!

[@jantefft2442]

Spot on, felt the connectivity, truly.❤

[@LOVEISTRUTH300]

LOVE💖💖💖

[@oi812raw]

Same ❤

[@mztreemusic]

cuz they on that spiritual wavelength, you can join too :)

[@teekalsang]

​@@mztreemusicthank you , that's how I feel about most people I have met in the woods of mount Shasta .

[@salfromoregon4369]

This guy is very well spoken and smart. I learned a lot listening to him speak. His parents should be proud of him. He’s a respectful young man.

[@Revo2222-j2u]

Agree , he is such a bright beautiful soul

[@BlindBadger212]

If this is very well spoken, then I consider myself sentient

[@sierrachoco5271]

Oooohhhh K, Ah huh!!!

[@Bringontheasteroid]

I’m not sure I would be very proud if he were my kid.

[@Ann-q6y]

What was his name? Website?

[@cafecybernz]

I've said it several times already, after watching some of Peter's other videos, but I want to repeat it here: the closed-caption transcript is the best of all the KZbin channels I follow. Not only it provides a perfect copy of all the dialogues, displayed at exactly the right time when characters speak on the screen, but even gives details on the background sounds. Such as [dog panting]. Absolutely fantastic for English-as-a-second-language or hard-of-hearing fans. This is Digital Accessibility at its best. So, once again, congratulations and thank you to your video editor 👏👏🙏🙏

[@dani4my4]

Your wife is beautiful and such a delight to see her on camera too. PETER, I am oglala Lakota and Assinibione Sioux. My rez is Fort Peck up in NE Montana. I.want you to know how much my family and I enjoy your videos and your wonderful, open, non judgemental heart you approach people with. Thank you for documenting America as you do. I'm a 20 year Emergency Dept Registered Nurse. Not all individuals who are from the rez stay there, but our hearts and spirit keeps close by. We hope you keep 🙏🏽 your channel up and going, thank you for all you expose us to. Aho Mitakuye Oyasin

[@tjadventures9163]

I just spent the summer working at the clinic in on fort peck. I enjoyed the peaceful and quiet area

[@peanutrbuckle9123]

Chill out white girl

[@lauriescott7390]

I would love to see a Mt. Shasta “Part Two” that also includes a focus on the Native Americans’ relationship with the mountain.

[@namafarm]

Agreeing - lets hear More of the indiginious tell their stories!❤ Get back to New Mexico to the Mesas there! & go to Truth or Consequences, other places around Santa Fe, Las Crucas, Hatch, and get around to the old old Kivas and indiginious towns and cities and Rez

[@kittybeck151]

...and Sasquatch!

[@sass6795]

💯

[@oi812raw]

Me too! And the Sasquatch aspect also…. Was hoping that would be touched on.

[@mrcomment5544]

I wouldn't. Sounds boring. They don't really have anything to offer and whatever they do have is what the west told them is their 'history'.

[@DensityMatrix1]

I hope this guy makes it. I see a guy that could contribute a lot but the economics situation got him trapped. Keep going young man, don't let it grind you down.

[@ChrisM-h5u]

The economic situation? He's here by choice, relied on food stamps and didn't work. Now he doesn't have food stamps and he works. Strange

[@joeducker8543]

@@ChrisM-h5u the problem with your mindset is you'll always be negative even when everyone is positive around you, lmao

[@ChrisM-h5u]

@joeducker8543 I would disagree, consider myself more of a realistic person. "Problem" with you is living in your parents basement and sucking off the system. Now is that negative or reality? Maybe I'm the sucker for working. 🤔

[@ELkhemit]

Both @densitymatrix1 and @chrism-h5u are correct here and have good intentions and solid reasoning behind what they said. and Hey man I appreciate you so much and I wouldn’t say the economic situation has me trapped, but like the wu tang being stranded in Staten Island, Shasta is a very remote and unheard of place with many challenges including economics and the environment created by being isolated. It takes a long time to create a culture for yourself and music and art based on that culture that allows you to succeed and use your isolation and habitat as a tool to make something truly unique and beautiful.

[@mitchweber7868]

​@@ChrisM-h5u Ya I think you're telling the truth also, I live in my van, but I live in the city because ya just gotta be somewhere where there's jobs. That place is beautiful I'd love to live there no doubt.

[@Alpenglow2024]

You've stolen my anthropologist heart! The way you capture different cultures is captivating. Thank you! I appreciate your non biased approach and genuinely love to see various perspectives on culture across the world. Good work.

[@bailey1000100]

The bead maker, near the end of clip ,showing his creations had some fantastic work there.The quill work from what I could see looked outrageous. Top quality.

[@ELkhemit]

That man beads from dusk to dawn many days! Let me know if you or any one you know is interested in his work

[@namafarm]

​@@ELkhemit how do folks support his art ans buy his beautiful work? What is his website or physical direct Market? Many blessings

[@nanoceramics2747]

What beautiful people. I am 75 yrs old and was one of the free spirits that lost his way in the capitalist world, your video has brought me back to the essence of life. Thank you!

[@NightmareAlice]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@evangelesong6319]

You're 75 and still looking. Look no further. Jesus is the way, the truth and the life. Ask him to come into your life, he will. He has a plan for you.

[@ritat1]

The capitalist world that you were lost in pays taxes, and taxes are the backbone of food stamps, which apparently many free spirits need to sustain themselves. The truth is that we are all connected.

[@jonmacdonald5345]

​@evangelesong6319 Dude even Jesus Partied haha 😄

[@evangelesong6319]

@jonmacdonald5345 yep, he celebrated the Jewish festivals. There is nothing in the bible that says you can't celebrate and be joyful. Praise the Lord. I'm off to church now 🥳

[@Backwoodsandblades]

Bravo. You picked a good person to interview. My wife and I worked in Arcata and Eureka for a couple of summers, and saw a lot of the scene. It was not all peace and love. A lot of drugs, a lot of trash, and a way more seedy vibe than we imagined.

[@jenniferbloh-michael8662]

I almost got kidnapped after a Garcia show in Humbolt . By very 'normal' looking guys .

[@lk3309]

There are weirdos in the woods everywhere it seems.

[@jonosborne3813]

I honestly didn't anticipate making it all the way through this, but then all of sudden it was over. Thoroughly enjoyable! I dare say that it could have been longer! Well done, Peter.

[@flisms]

"Bring the energy we have into the world." Probably the most meaningful statement. A lot of people want to run away from the world (including myself) and escape the reality that seems so problematic. BUT, there wont be anywhere to escape to before long, if enough people dont live by that quote.

[@Kalikikryst]

Yes!! This is what bringing heaven down to earth means in the Lord’s Prayer. We’re a conduit of reality

[@johnnysfreeman8415]

Well said ❤️‍🔥💪☯️🤌♾️☮️🔥🤌

[@randomname-tl3fw]

@@flisms too bad that energy doesn't involve getting a job and helping the local society instead of draining it...

[@flisms]

@randomname-tl3fw I don't follow. That quote comes from the guy in the video, who has a job. Thus I am agreeing with his statement that the people he was associating with who had strong feelings against the state of the world should not exclude themselves as a result, but rather, include themselves and their thoughts in hopes of making a change.

[@mdotrausch137]

Reading some of these comments and it’s clear to me that this channel is where the realest people reside.

[@catcherinthesky]

I'm imaginary.

[@medisendi4999]

Watching from Dubai but originally from Uganda 🇺🇬

[@chavo6689]

Are they tho ? I love the stories and positivity people share with each other but at some point you can’t ignore the fact that some of these people are crazy and instead of setting them straight with reality they feed their delusions

[@mdotrausch137]

@ I said some..

[@Dovahkiin0117]

@@chavo6689could say that about any group 😅😂

[@One_foot_in_the_Grave]

Peter, I think the reason so many of us are drawn to your videos versus other people's doing similar things is how much you open yourself up to the people you talk with in front of the camera, to tell your history and your experiences as a young guy living in a van, for instance let us know you a bit and lets your interviewee know you.. and knowing someone even just a little bit makes you feel like you can be honest with them.. makes you feel like you can trust them a little and I have never seen you betray that trust, which is what so many people do for drama.....Respect ! Great video !

[@newnece09]

Thanks!

[@CanYouS33]

52:53 “make your bag small, because you might find what you need along the way” Beautiful quote, as is that handstand.💜

[@neralodinson6980]

wise words!

[@crazyprayingmantis5596]

Then your bag won't be small anymore 🤔

[@stevenmarkeveys864]

Fun Fact for me is we've seen Peter try many, many new foods and, every time he eats a new dish he gives the impression each was better than the last. Super respectful fellow because we all know (not speaking on this soup) he has had to have regretted a few! Hats off to him for that!

[@jermaine-Yahservant]

😆 you are spot on! but this soup was probably the one food Peter has tried that I want to taste.

[@ELkhemit]

Yo that soup was legitimately fire 🔥 actually 😂

[@jermaine-Yahservant]

@@ELkhemit 🤣

[@jermaine-Yahservant]

@@ELkhemit inspried my wife to make a mushroom soup shortly after we watched the video.

[@jermaine-Yahservant]

@ELkhemit wife is over here "whats that recipe?" 😯😄

[@innerfield5481]

Peter is one of the greatest documentary makers in the world today.

[@BibleAndFriends]

Yeah he is!!!

[@ChuckBaxter-sv2tn]

You right innerfield because he is questioning everything believing nothing without verifiable evedence using critical thinking.💪🍷📖🤔🌍🦉

[@reginaldklewis]

Yeah he definitely touches bases with the people in a respectful and honest way. He doesn't play games or treat people indifferently.

[@jjones8813]

PAGAN PRACTICES ARE FALSE

[@amandasoler9327]

Yessss

[@777LadyVenus]

Wow love the kid you’re interviewing from cedar city. He talks like an wise ancient indigenous man ❤🎉

[@lynnarthur-stillalive2025]

Bryson’s narrative about Shasta’s history and culture is engaging, insightful, and entertaining. Moreover, his old-soul perspective and demeanor gave the viewer an unvarnished and compassionate glimpse into the reality of this city’s lifestyle.

[@BarefootInAK]

Totally agree and I’m only minutes in…

[@MultiFisherofmen]

Indeed

[@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman]

@@lynnarthur-stillalive2025 he's only showing a bum's lifestyle. Most people here are decent and hard working. These are all outsiders who moved here from somewhere else. They mooch on locals.

[@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman]

@@lynnarthur-stillalive2025 mostly fiction...

[@jjones8813]

PAGAN THRU OUT

[@connieneuharth1137]

I lived in Mt. Shasta for many years in the late 90’s and early 2000. There is a completely different type of person who lives in that area than what you saw and interviewed. I hope you will show both sides. Families who have lived there from generation to generation with incredible stories to tell. You do a great job keeping it real Peter. It’s a stunning place isn’t it?

[@rainysaurus]

Instead he filmed some kid who moved here from Utah with fantasies of being a hippie is NorCal.

[@MateoBangg]

Though he did only seen one side I can say as someone who moved from Pennsylvania to Mendocino area, yea it was cool and I met awesome people but it's not safe for people like us. There is so many people that are crazy and/or on drugs out there it's not fun. I lived in Humboldt at 17 trying to grow weed just to lose 175k to some crazy guy. I'm luck I lived, the only way I got out of that was by stealing a work truck and driving to a greyhound bus station and getting a ticket home. I didn't even have a phone because the guy I worked for took my phone for 9 months.

[@MateoBangg]

Guess that's my fault for working for an illegal grow op. I didn't know what I was getting into until I realized Mt life meant nothing and that I was being robbed

[@Seek_Him]

What other kind of people?

[@MateoBangg]

Sadly I feel more safe in a city

[@georgewilliamsjr3985]

Watching these allow me to appreciate my own life and be a better dad to my children. Thank you Peter, these videos are truly a blessing.

[@Steven-kl6lh]

Great insight...I hope I'm not the only one who saw the hidden, somewhat sarcastic, message in your comment...😵‍💫😁✌️🙏

[@thegreg79]

I have never wanted to ditch my hustle bustle life and move to a mountain with a bunch of elevated beings. Wow, this video was absolutely inspiring. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@EvilTurtle97]

As a European I have just been binging your unknown USA videos. My god the nature is absolutely stunning. The people are also great and the sense of community and connectedness is really something I envy as a city rat in the Netherlands.

[@HouseJawn]

Funny i was just thinking how much more i would get along with city people in northern Europe

[@DVDFRMN]

Go there Man, if you are not disabled or too old, go there.... you can always go back to the city when you are old.... i love Amsterdam, but it's a 'virtual reality' , Nederlands is a 'virtual reality', Nederlands has no nature, everything is man made an man managed, the Mountain is calling you....

[@andyeighttre]

Here in the States, you need to get away from the big cities to find the people that make this country great. We love our freedom and I myself would love for Europeans to have all the freedoms that we have.

[@Coffee_is_ready]

My experience, having oived in Europe and the US is that Americans believe in a very rudimentary kind of freedom. More of an egoistic, I want to do what I want and don’t care about how it affects others. Freedom for me but not for others. Rles for the others, but not for me. Not individualism but collective egoism. Take that we car dependence and lack of third places, living in Europe provides more freedom of live and thought than the US.

[@Coffee_is_ready]

Probably also depends on the region. California seems kind of special. My experience with the Midwest and South is quite different.

[@YLoYo6]

The comment sections to Peter's videos are some of the best. It's actually fun to read through them and see all the different people it's reaching.

[@jjrockit8361]

"Words are made by spelling. You spell words and you cast spells. Words are magic." Great orators have always known the power of the spoken word and musicians , the power of a lyric, but i do not think i have ever heard it put so eloquently. Very interesting and thought provoking. Thanks.

[@shraddashradda]

Your word is your wand 🕊

[@patriciabowler]

@@shraddashraddaI ❤that

[@mattfetter4123]

Our creator delegated authority on earth, to you! Your words have authority on earth.❤😊

[@mattbasford6299]

See, I thought that was one of the dumbest things I've ever heard.

[@jermaine-Yahservant]

"Life and death is in the power of the tongue, and those loving it, eat its fruit."

[@pineconepilgrimage]

"Conscious Hip Hop" Right On, Masta Blasta of Mount Shasta living in the Hood in The Woods

[@jermaine-Yahservant]

Wife and I have wondered the affect of Peters interviews has had on his own personal beliefs , then we realized how not knowing Peters personal beliefs helps us focus on the people he interviews. Keep up the excellent journalism Peter! 👊🏽

[@tex959]

He's mentioned his beliefs in a few videos. If I remember correctly, I would probably refer to somebody like him as an agnostic. He's accepting of all religions, but he does not identify with any particular religion.

[@bullishatresistance8830]

well said 🍻

[@wendellbatts2477]

Yes Sir. Totally agree!

[@ztebazile]

he is truly a people's person

[@janet8182]

Peter is a great interviewer and mostly importantly a good listener. He does not interrupt his interviewee and let the flow of the conversation go on so smoothly. Enjoy all your video as it is so eye opening to hear people from different background speak their mind.

[@terrianderson5306]

I ended up in Shasta (Lakehead) to get clean after a decade of drugs and lived in a tent and then a motor home, worked at Bridge Bay resort and loved it! So refreshing. Only left to be nearer my kids and grandkids but still in Northern California. I love all of the personalities in this amazing video ❤

[@randomname-tl3fw]

@@terrianderson5306 this is about mount shasta city not shasta county.

[@randomname-tl3fw]

@@56once an hour a way...🙄

[@Imbedroom]

congrats on sobriety

[@cyrus9685]

Look at how beautiful the nature is , when Peter turns the camera around. I wouldn't mind waking up in my van,car,tent, waking up to nature like that everyday, That's beautiful life.

[@enlightenCA]

That was a great answer. Q: "What do you do Sparrow?" A: "I do whatever it takes. Do you need something done?"

[@ELkhemit]

Sparrow is the man

[@nakedmongoose123]

I love sparrows energy! Dude is on a solid path! It’s refreshing to see that passion for life!

[@spunstricken9065]

Funny. I am born and raised in California. I spent every weekend possible camping in Forest Hill when I was in my early to mid 20s. I was on my way to Oregon to live in a commune in the mid 90’s as a 20+ university graduate when I got married and had a baby and got derailed from my dream. I probably would have ended up in Shasta. It was totally my vibe. I now live in Germany for 20+ years, such a long way from home. Thank you for the tour. 🌸🙏🏽🌸

[@giovannigiorgio8962]

Sounds like you were saved by grace.

[@spunstricken9065]

@ I wouldn’t have been poor, but I probably would have moved to Shasta. Not that there is anything wrong with being poor. I probably would have worked for water sanitation or something. I’m a biologist. The commune I was moving to were also all university graduates. One was even an environmental lawyer. Not all hippies-types are living on the edge. Most come from upper middle class families and many have advanced education. Many are eco-hippies. No drugs, just clean living. They just want to live an eco-friendly life style.

[@tombstone4986]

I love Forest Hill!! Laura was an amazing local❤ I spiked out in the local elementary school yard, fighting fire 🔥

[@tayburnett1172]

Hope your doing well

[@anjaherrnreiter1571]

How did you get to Germany? Way better off than here in the US! So jealous!

[@jamesm28]

We need more kind loving folks like this in our world.

[@SuperReznative]

Get back to God through Jesus redeeming work on the cross. Love and care for one another.

[@jamesm28]

@SuperReznative That's not my path, but I respect whatever works for you to be kind and loving; and we can still agree we should love and care for one another.

[@randomname-tl3fw]

Self centered, self righteous bums?

[@goldenyearsacres9163]

​@@SuperReznative Yes, according to the ancient manuscripts gathered to form the Bible, it states that He is THE great I AM, not sime guy from the 1800's. Sounds like the "i am" group is a copycat religion borrowed from a few religions to make their own religion, their own god. That is what it seems to me.

[@tylerschroeder3722]

he is a bum

[@IvicaMilaric]

What an awesome assembly of people living in such a mesmerizingly beautiful place. I also love the fact that there were so many life philosophies showcased and all of them have one thing in common - they're all non-intrusive and open to all other worldviews.

[@Trstn12]

Crazy just arrived on Shasta a few hours ago, watching this on the mountain right now, thank you

[@karenelstory]

welcome home, brother!

[@catherinegrace2366]

Hey from Redding/Cottonwood!

[@kam7744]

There are no lava tubes under Castle Lake! It is not volcanic geology west of the Interstate. Please

[@krishankochar3059]

Welcome enjoy your visit!

[@Bill-yo6kw]

Is there people under there

[@jeremydixon4364]

It's not only on that mountain. If you want spiritual freedom, you can find it anywhere on Earth. You only have to want it & most are too busy consuming. Much love from northern Alabama. Peter, enjoyed your operation paperclip segment from here as well. Thank you for what you do, its awesome!

[@outtatheashez6636]

Very well said!! thankyou!!

[@KellyCrerar]

Massive respect for Brycen. The amount of knowledge he has is phenomenal. His perspectives are centered in acceptance and peace. I learnt a ton about myself and my shortcoming just watching this and how he interacts. Thank you.

[@JerryXM991]

The loser finally got off the government tit and got a job like the rest of us. At least now we don't have to feed him anymore.

[@rickpritchett897]

Awesome video. I left home when I was 15. I traveled all over California had the greatest experiences. I truly appreciate what life these folks are experiencing. Thanks for the video.

[@kevvscamera]

America truly is the most interesting place in the world Thank you Peter. Been watching everything for about two years. Inspiring every time

[@curedbybp3003]

While most travel vlogs focus on hopping from one country to another, Peter’s vlogs opened our eyes to the cultural richness that can exist within a single country, it’s incredible how vast USA is, I can’t wait for the vlogs on the Pacific Northwest.

[@reginaldklewis]

Yeah it's definitely some special free roaming around places out here that most other countries will never have access to.

[@AtomicHarmonix]

I grew up around this mountain. My dad’s family is from here. I recently just moved away to the midwest for different opportunities. These videos couldn’t come at a better time since they remind me of home and what I grew up around. Thank you Peter

[@YouTubeCensorsMe]

What opportunities does the “Mid West” offer you that this area did not? Cheaper land?

[@cornell833]

Not true at all Midwest land is very expensive these guys are drug addicts​@@KZbinCensorsMe

[@janeames1513]

@@KZbinCensorsMe from the sounds of it maybe better employment and cost of living but i'm just guessing

[@discord_and_entropy]

this is so eye opening. All these spiritual thoughts and practices and ideas are like prototyping, exploring this planet through people and art and economy and even drug, and finding things that resonate on a personal level. incredible, inspiring, thank you for showing us this!

[@sharonmchugh8294]

Love this. I'm originally from Southern Oregon- and so miss Mount Shasta. So glad Peter shows the earnest humanity in everything, everywhere he goes. Love everyone he featured in this video.

[@jasonbinette9940]

Peter, you have to be one of the most genuine humans out there! Your appreciation for all walks of life is amazing! Keep making the awesome videos and allowing me to see the world and be a better human myself. So quickly we judge people for their lifestyle and never get the chance to hear their stories! Thank you for all you do!

[@WalkingBackwardsIntoTheFuture]

I’m Shasta and karuk Indian would love to have my uncle frank tell you all kinds of stories of the mountain

[@cornell833]

Not true at all 😭

[@joanneaurica3189]

@@cornell833 ? What is not true at all?

[@chillingsworth4384]

Sounds awesome, hope that collab comes to fruition 🙏

[@ondi37]

I'm always interested in hearing stories told by real Native Indians. They are a rare breed for sure❤

[@soyyo143]

Oh, yes!

[@thegreg79]

Wow,what an knowledgeable and interesting young man. You always find the best guests. This is by far one of my favorite sources on information/entertainment. Thanks, Peter, for taking us all along on these adventures.

[@brettd530]

I've lived in Siskiyou County for almost 25 years now. I see Mt. Shasta every single day. It's rugged majestic beauty is second to none. Its an awe inspiring mountain and it never gets old. Do I believe in any of the mystical nonsense about Shasta? Hell no. I just appreciate its awesomeness and am thankful to have been able to live in its shadow for all these years.

[@arcatacompany]

I own a mountaintop in Lassen, I look at Mount Shasta and mount Lassen from the front porch that I have not built yet😮

[@arcatacompany]

it's strange how about these people seem to have a major misunderstanding of a very standard state and federal right called welfare and or in this dumb kids case CalFresh he's in California that's called CalFresh, getting government assistance is based on your income and it varies per county, as an example in San Francisco you can earn $100,000 and still be considered low income, in siskiyou county you can probably earn $30,000 and be considered low income, had everything that that kid said is illegal and he could go to jail and I think he already said that he lost his benefits because of his probably stupid ideas of how the laws work😅

[@randomname-tl3fw]

@@arcatacompany there's a whole bunch of them and they all group up by gumboot lake. It's a mess and they leave trash everywhere. Cause problems for fishermen and campers. Come to find out they are all living off of our dime...

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

@@arcatacompany Thanks for the comment. I consider myself educated. I’m getting ready to apply for social security. It is anything but easy to max out your benefit. To get every last Penney. Ive even hired an attorney. Navigating welfare and food stamps is not that easy. More importantly he said he doesn’t want to use it. He wants to be self supporting. Maybe you didn’t catch that part. I like this guy. He’s trying.

[@myp3tmonster]

I'm from the UK so it's never going to happen but man these places in your most recent videos are calling out to me. I appreciate you giving us a glimpse into these beautiful places and wonderful peoples lives. All the best

[@christinamorales6887]

Come to the USA from UK 🇬🇧 I always want to go to the UK 🇬🇧 from Denver, Colorado USA 🇺🇸 home of the Rocky Mountains

[@charrua59]

UK has some very interesting forests. They look enchanted. Not strange so much litteratur came from that place

[@Mmmmkaaay]

We can get married and swap citizenship. 😁

[@chachi9945]

Never say never.

[@shy404usernotfound]

As a Northern California chick (Humboldt County California, Lost Coast) I can confirm it's pretty chill here 🥰❤️💋

[@rjflores438]

I was hoping you did a video on Mount Shasta. Im from the UK but did a road trip from San Francisco all the way to Portland stopping at all of the volcanoes along the way, Mount Shasta, Mount Jefferson, Mount St Helens and Mount Hood. All absolutely beautiful and awe inspiring mountains with incredible beauty and nature. Mount Shasta seems to attract a lot of mystery as well which added to its charm.

[@likita1838]

Took a wrong turn and found my way to crater lake and umpqua hot springs, magical country, would love to go back there to explore more of the area

[@froglizard6135]

I think it's great that some people have a sense of service and like to help others, especially elderly.

[@anthropottery1968]

Thank You. This young man has such depth and enable him to share that, you are both golden.

[@saythankyou111]

This how humans are supposed to be, not watching daytime tv 📺☠️

[@dickhead_brian]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Rose-jr4tx]

This is the Peter Santenello style I fell in love with some years ago! This is raw, talented journalism, amazing editing and storytelling, and most of all, traveling off the beaten path to tell a powerful story ... Keep up the amazing work, Peter! 👏👏👏

[@AmericanAmish]

Thanks Peter!

[@JustDoingChelle]

This is one of your best videos that I've seen. I could talk to that dude for hours. I've been thru that area. It's beautiful. Thank you.

[@ruralangwin]

Wise, kind , young man. I hope he enters politics.

[@scottshelley7668]

I was born and raised in Northern California and have a slept a few nights up on that mountain. I have always been genuinely curious about the community there. Thanks for helping me to learn more.

[@_bones562]

I'm a guy from Los Angeles.Born and Raised. The first time I drove to Shasta and Weed County I was in awwwwww. Especially seeing Mnt Shasta for the first time. People are very nice. Very slow paced. There's alot of misfits. Definitely a must see place. Just becareful.

[@gramajulietreasureadventur1104]

I Lived in Northern California for 25+ years, My youngest daughter stayed in the Harmony of Nature when I moved home. I am planted in a low-profile cabin right in the middle of the City now, close to my "nearly" blind mother's neighborhood. She is 90 and still mows her lawn, (a mom who grew up on a Dairy Ranch). Most of all I miss the water, rocks, and trees. I am happily dreaming about the day when I will return to nature. Thanks, Peter for today.

[@METAMYSTICPODCAST]

I really enjoyed Brysons sharing of his life and thoughts about Shasta. Many blessings to him! Will check out the music!

[@MrSter42]

I know you've read this many times before, Peter, but I wanted to let you know nevertheless - I've been watching many of your videos since I've discovered your channel via the first Titus story. And I wanted to let you know that more than many interesting characters and stories in your videos, the main reason I keep on enjoying what you do is the way you interact with other people. Respectfully, with open mind, carefully listening and giving everyone safe space to express what's on their mind. That's some chicken soup for the soul these days. Much appreciated, man!

[@dinat411]

What synchronicity! Out of nowhere, I started looking up videos on Lemuria and Agartha at 3am. Then, when I opened Ytube, I didn't see the location I just saw "Inside America's Most Mysterious Place". Then I clicked on your video. When you said Mt Shasta, chills ran thru my entire body! Crazy! I love how the universe responds. Thanks for what you do.

[@le4905]

Does this happen to you often? For me, all the time. It's wild ✨

[@juspete5527]

It's called a algorithm lol

[@crazyprayingmantis5596]

It's called the Algorithm, maybe learn how they work

[@le4905]

You guys are so basic 😂

[@MelissaThompson432]

I've lived a very short distance from a famous intentional community for the last almost 50 years, and these Shasta people have the same aura of purity and simplicity as my friends. I don't want to suggest they're anything but complex, intelligent, and creative; there's just this fundamental freedom of spirit they share. I would love to visit there someday.

[@chefgiovanni]

Interesting insight. I visited this place in the 80's it was very different. Let's get cooking.

[@MelissaThompson432]

@chefgiovanni well, _everything's_ different since the 80s. My neighbors aren't hairy, half-naked young idealists any more, either, but most of them are still very good company.... I like surprises. 😉😁✌

[@viviansavage1138]

Mt Shasta is actually the wealthiest town in Siskiyou County. You want so see people who are actually struggling, check out the east side of the county where big Ag has taken over the farmland, and the mills were shut down years ago.

[@1totheright]

What areas?

[@Stubhose]

Bro fighting whos poorer 😂

[@jKLa]

That's not saying much. I have spent time in the area. Mt Shasta is still a very working class town with a median household income of $48,000. It is also not cheap, -only by California standards. There are wealthy people of course but they are small minority and often live outside of town, and there is a lot of poverty and crime and drugs in Shasta.

[@viviansavage1138]

@jKLa when I said "wealthiest", it was certainly meant in relative terms. I grew up on the north/east side of the mountain in Butte Valley. Mt Shasta was able to maintain somewhat of an economy through tourism and the "crystal hippies" who make regular pilgrimages there. The rest of the county, which is the 2nd largest in the State, was hard hit by the woods getting shut down, and subsequently the mills. Much of the farming in the valley has been taken over by BigAg unfortunately.

[@jKLa]

@@viviansavage1138 right, it's the least low income town in the area, but it is still rather low income as well as being a socially troubled place.

[@Sqweejroberts]

My first video was the one where the gentleman bought his own town. This is my second and seriously brother AMAZING job of capturing every aspect and opions. Thank you for true honest reporting. Madd respect and thank you for being you brother.

[@CreatorInTrng]

I have often written, Peter, that your videos are a twist of the kaleidoscope of not just the US, but of humanity. Thanks again for a mesmerizing swirl of the scope. And, of course, great thanks to the souls who shared with us.

[@bonkedwoofy4240]

The variety of lifestyle depicted in Peter's videos reevaluated my perception of how we could *BE* in this world. What makes this videos interesting is how relevant they are to us, for they are a life of us in different people, so close, yet different. Each community of whom Peter came across, whether the folks in Hawaii, the historically inculcated Cajun country, the eerie and quaint Appalachia...expresses a certain kind of truth that discerns their quality of life, in which it is unconcealed when one becomes immersed in it.

[@kathleenroberts7972]

Peter, even out in the middle of nowhere, people recognize you!"that's amazing. You do beautiful work. Please keep it up.this was very insightful and that young man was intelligent and insightful.thank you both.

[@beaubritton2125]

I have been following Peter around the world and then around the United States, and now around California. He is in my top 10 videographers of these times. He knows how to get to the heart of an area, completely unpretentious and just tells the story he is seeing with his own eyes. If you have time, look for his older videos, as they kept my traveling dream alive during the covid crisis. If he shows up in your community help him, he is one of the good guys. He has the gift of gab, and knows the questions to ask to get to the heart of any matter.

[@WilliamOpferman]

I used to live in Shasta County in between Mount Shasta and Mount Lassen. I lived primarily off the land for one year and worked on a ranch for two years and still lived off the land. I could see both MountShasta and Lassen peak. I could tell what the weather was going to be by the cloud “cap “ on Mount Shasta. Whenever Shasta has a cap of cloud it will rain in three days. It was in 1979 to 1982. I didn’t need any money and only cashed my paychecks every six months when my employer would complain to me about not cashing or depositing my checks. At that time drug runners traveled on highway 299 and often were found dead in their cars over embankments along the highway. The locals suspected that the sheriff’s department was killing them because they didn’t really care and barely investigated the cases, stating it’s drug related. In those days people would say that you shouldn’t go on the mountain and that many people disappeared there. I Lived on the Shasta/ Lassen County line near a lava rim and to my West was the Hat Creek Rim . I was told by the locals and the native people not to go out in the land between the lava rims. This area is full of lava tubes ancient fissures and there’s a cinder cone out there. I ventured out there and to the cinder cone and into its crater. There are cracks in the ground that might be a foot wide at the top and go down a hundred feet into the ground into lava tubes and giant underground rooms.Some of the old people said that every now and then strangers and hunters would disappear out there and never be found. They also told me Sasquatch lived there.

[@snowwhite5842]

I wouldn’t suspect the sheriffs of killing drug runners. It’s a nasty business filled with people who don’t gaf about other people. They probably didn’t spend much time investigating because they don’t have the manpower to dig deep into the drug world. I also don’t think they want to get involved and cross the wrong people.

[@dloveofgod8269]

Lived nearby and of course Shasta lake was where we'd go to the water. Seems expanded as far as who's setting up business of spiritual experiences. In 1975 & later would have festivals closer base Mt Shasta. They all seem to be part of the "system ", commercialized. I know several people who've visited the past few years, now I understand what they were sharing.

[@BarefootInAK]

I believe… have had my own run in here in Alaska where the elders told me not to go… of course i didnt listen. Sabe (Sasquatch) are real. And aware of us.

[@eileenmcchrystal8471]

@@snowwhite5842hmmm that is somewhat of a naive. The truth is possibly somewhere in between.

[@everydayvacaytaj]

Cool!

[@Captain_Pot]

As an ex-deli manager at Grocery Outlet in Ukiah (Northern Ca) I can attest to the fact that Grocery Outlet there has some of the best specialty cheeses and one of the best wine selections I've ever seen. PS I also live out of my Yukon XL and am traveling about Northern Ca. Currently working at WinCo in Eureka. This store is crazy yo. Stay blessed

[@sayrerowan734]

WinCo is the BOMB

[@margaretthatcher6828]

@@sayrerowan734 Yup...employee owned.

[@Captain_Pot]

@@margaretthatcher6828 esop

[@Captain_Pot]

@sayrerowan734 Donuts for days

[@catherinegrace2366]

@@sayrerowan734I like Winco prices!

[@eddyjuillerat835]

Always so beautiful people you met. From Switzerland, it's very different but we feel the common ground about nature and life. Hope one day, all nations of the world could live peacefully like this. Simple, humble, alive. Thanks for all your work Peter.

[@christinamorales6887]

Love ❤Switzerland 😊

[@shy404usernotfound]

Hi Switzerland, from Northern California. You have a truly beautiful country! 🏔️❤

[@jgreelis]

The message of how important it is to listen and be respectful comes through loud and clear.

[@alyssatorres8612]

Redding native here. Love your videos and these places. Thank you for covering them with so much care.

[@ShevieMine]

I was having lunch in Berryvale Grocery years ago. At the table next to mine were three "farmer" types. By that, I mean they were wearing flannel shirts, denim overalls, worn and muddy boots, and hats with farming equipment logos. Their ages appeared to be from 40s to 80s. They were having an honest (supportive, not ridiculing) conversation about energy healing.

[@seymourbirkhoff9297]

That is interesting and good to hear.

[@OregonGypsy.]

❤

[@SirChocula]

Big pharma doesn't profit from us normal folks knowing about esoteric knowledge of our inner energies and how it could be good for our health 😉

[@JB-pd4ni]

LOVE THAT!

[@ForrestLamb69]

Yep, I worked at Berryvale for years. You see it all there. It truly is the epicenter of all of the weird, wacky and spiritual in Mount Shasta.

[@Procedentesinvictoria]

My mother’s family is from CA. I lived there my first 12 years. The hiking was heaven, wine country, fresh fish markets, panning for gold, lots of classical and jazz concerts. Super great memories. Thanks for all your awesome videos. Im hooked. Hope you keep them coming!!!