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On this episode of Trauma Dumping, COAD kicks things off by showing love to some of the homies in the community who are putting in work.
Shout out to Bennett Tanton from the BroadcastingSeeds Podcast for his new book “The War You Didn’t Know You Were In: Understanding and Winning the Spiritual Battle.”
Shout out to Angel “Trebles” Garcia from The Trebles Show and his book “Liminal Trees.”
Shout out to Kevin from the Where The Weird Ones Are Podcast for his books “The Adventures of Rizzo and Weirdson,” along with his hot sauces.
Shout out to Flavors of the Forest Bigfoot Breath Raw Garlic Seasonings.
And last but definitely not least, shout out to WeCanDoItShop.com for all your merchandise and creative needs.
After the shout-outs, COAD spins the Trauma Dumping wheel and dives into a series of wild topics and videos.
The first rabbit hole takes us into Atlantis, with a video posted by @WokeReg featuring information from Billy Carson, exploring the ancient mystery and theories about the lost civilization.
Next up is a topic called “Empty Space Between My Ears,” which leads into a deep dive about space and the cosmos, with a video posted by @theonefaustchecho.
The third topic revolves around frequencies, featuring a video by @TheUniverse_Calling that shows how powerful bass frequencies can distort solid objects and make them appear to move like waves—raising questions about vibration, sound, and the physical world around us.
The fourth video dives into the topic of Barry Soetoro—and if you don’t know who that is… #LookItUp. The video from @cos0101 explores the idea of people changing names to blend in or reshape their identity.
Finally, the wheel lands on Pyramids, and COAD checks out a video from @wonderwavetv that questions how the pyramids were really built and whether the mainstream explanation tells the full story.
From lost civilizations to space, frequencies, identity, and ancient architecture, Episode 8 goes all over the map in true Trauma Dumping fashion.
So buckle up, spin the wheel, and get ready to dump some trauma with COAD.
