Clif High Talks with David Nino Rodriguez, 28 November 2021

 This is a very enjoyable interview with Clif High on Nino's channel. There was good energy here and, seemingly, a good chemistry between the two that made for good conversation. More perspective on trends in current events is shared here.

This will not be found on YouTube and apparently not on Nino's channel on Bitchute, either, which surprises me. Neither of these gentlemen held back (much) while expressing themselves, so the censorship on YouTube, at least, is understandable in today's social media climate.

I'm listing more than one link. Pick the one that works best for you. It can probably be found on Nino's Corner TV, but that platform requires a subscription. If you want to subscribe, that's fine, but I must watch my expenditures closely, so I do not subscribe, tempting as that may be.

Runtime: 50:44

Clif High Talks with David Nino Rodriguez, 28 November 2021 (UGETube: I had trouble with the built-in volume control in this app, but my computer's volume control did the job of moderating volume.)

Clif High Talks with David Nino Rodriguez, 28 November 2021 (A copy/mirrored site. Visual quality is a bit fuzzy since this is a "bootlegged" copy of the video, but it's acceptable.)

Clif High Talks with David Nino Rodriguez, 28 November 2021 (DailyMotion)

Clif High: Two Connected Talks, Frothy Wood and Roux Woo

 Clif gave this presentation in two parts, essentially, because his work schedule forced that format on him. That's okay, it works well.

Actually, I really enjoyed the discussion in Roux Woo because it gave me insight into some of the instructions to be read in recipes when baking: use a small amount (1/4 cup) of ice-cold water if you want a flaky crust for a pie, for example. He also explains why making a small quantity of roux to be added to a bread recipe can yield a light, airy texture to the loaf; I'll have to try that, to be sure.

Anyway, these talks are typical Clif. Hope you enjoy them as much as I do.

The first one can be found at this link (runtime 21:05):

Frothy Woo

Then the continuation of that topic, which can be found here (runtime 30:27):

Roux Woo

Clif High: Tides of Woo

 I never expected Clif to teach me so much about how tides work! That information was offered as Clif developed the notion behind the phrase "the turning of the tide." Important to note is the fact that there is a "pause" (of uncertain duration) at the changing of the tide from one direction to its opposite. The analogy is that we are in such a pause, such a "turning of the tide," right now, in our collective social, psychological, and geopolitical experience.

This video (runtime: 55:51) meanders quite a bit and can be difficult to follow at times. That said, I personally find Clif to be so entertaining and educational in so many ways that I am willing to stumble along behind his thought process in order to discover the marvelous intellectual journey he always lays out. In some ways, Clif is a kindred soul, like a brother of a different mother, but that's another story.

Again, please forgive him the occasional use of "gutter-mouth." After all, he uses it well, at least.

Use the following link to watch the video:

Tides of Woo

Clif High: Crux Woo

 The following is a recent video by Clif High done on 22 November 2021. A few days have passed since then, it's true, so this is not "up to the minute," but in this video, Clif offers some fairly concrete projections into the near future regarding the trends we can expect to develop over the next months.

I find those projections to be helpful in maintaining my own peace of mind as I contemplate the numerous theoretical possibilities. Reducing the number of those possibilities is a good thing, I think!

Please excuse the occasional lapse into "gutter-mouth." It seems to be natural for Clif. I am reminded of the days when I worked in construction; the f-word has so many variations and potential functions in language that it becomes a linguistic asset, particularly when leisure to develop a thought and then to frame an elegant expression of that thought is lacking. Bottom line: Don't deny yourself the information Clif shares simply because he cusses a lot.

Follow this link for the video:

Crux Woo

Clif High & Catherine Edwards - WOO UPDATE, 23 November 2021

 A delightful conversation with Clif High and Catherine Edwards. Clif offers some excellent perspective on the time in which we find ourselves, Catherine asks meaningful questions and gives Clif plenty of space in which to respond, and both of them demonstrate their heart-felt sincerity and generosity of spirit.

Clif High

Google doesn't allow embedding some video platforms, so just follow the link to view (runtime 1:09:18):

Clif High & Catherine Edwards in conversation, 23 November 2021 

Catherine Edwards