Episode 14: Interview with top Stone Age Skills expert in North America, Chris Morasky (rec20200909)

Chris Morasky is currently living in Montana and leading a year-long ancient skills immersion program culminating in a Stone Age paddle down the Yellowstone River covering 500 miles over 6 weeks. Course began Sept 21 2020, more info at www.greenuniversity.com or contact Chris directly at chrismorasky@gmail.com. Chris is a wildlife biologist with 35 years experience teaching Stone Age skills and nature connection and is considered to be one of the top Stone Age skills experts in North America. Chris lived over 20 years in the wilderness and small communities of British Columbia, Idaho, Montana and Utah. He lived in a tipi for 6 years, led totally Stone Age trips in to the wilderness, worked in the most dangerous job in the world, was one of the largest python breeders in Canada, was a waiter at a 4 star restaurant, managed over $100 million worth of property in Park City, UT, and has had 6 near-death experiences. His teachers include Lakota, Shoshone, Arapaho, Crow, Blackfeet and Serri tribesmen, many wilderness skills experts and life itself. Chris' school, Wisdom Keepers LLC, focuses on awakening instincts, ancient skills and deep nature connection as doorways to understand more fully who we are, why we're here, and where we're headed. For more information about what Chris is offering check out his website www.wisdomkeepers.us. Each month, provided conditions are favorable, AOTL will follow up with Chris and his students as they continue on this adventure, the first monthly check-in will be released later today. Here's a preview post from Chris yesterday: "There are about 12 of us here in the year-long immersion program, learning ancient skills, nature connection and becoming community. Next August we’ll travel 500 miles down the Yellowstone River over six weeks, using all Stone Age gear and clothing and paddling two dugout canoes. My body is adjusting to the cold. I am appreciating the bright blue wide open skies and the clarity of stars at night."