Luke Caverns
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1,858 appearances
5 recordings
5 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 27 May
Luke Caverns’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Does he have a little daughter with him or a little girl? And he, like, cuts up the fish and he hands it to her and they give each other, like, an Eskimo kiss? I don't believe it's that.
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it's so true. I've been having these conversations with my wife recently. All of our friends are sort of – we're all kind of newlyweds. My wife and I are about to approach our two-year anniversary.
our relationship is interesting because it kind of mimics like ancient people where, you know, a man has got to, you know, in ancient times, the man would go off at a certain point periodically.
He and all of his, he and all the other men of the village or the younger men would go off until they killed a big animal and they drag it back and they'd be rewarded by the gratification of the women that are there. And then they would play their part in helping to feed everybody. And you have this like a, The woman, like, admires the man. The man's helping take care of her. You have this.
And then the men also get their time away to be manly and be masculine and brave. Now we exist in this world where before I was able to quit my job and pursue this full time, I was doing marketing just to make ends meet. And I'm existing in this digital world that doesn't even exist. I produce ads for companies that don't even have a physical brick and mortar store. It's all completely made up.
And I would come home every single day, and I had no male role in my little family. My wife is in the middle of dental school, and so we're both going off and coming back and doing the same thing every day. And it's like this unnatural cycle, and you wonder why people are so unhappy. And now that I've been traveling quite a lot,
Um, you know, I go off, uh, you know, I go off, I travel, I'm able to, you know, help provide for us. I'm gone. I come back and our relationship is strong and it's intimate and romantic. And she like, you know, admires that kind of aspect about me. And I'm like, like, oh, this is kind of, this is kind of how this is a healthy, this is actually a healthy thing for our relationship.
And it's just reminded me more and more of how this modern world is so dystopian and so sick and poisonous to our minds. We're operating in a made-up realm. It's just so much of what we do is completely made up and unnatural.
We should be living by a fresh body of water, and you and I should be running off into the forest and killing something with our hands or with a bow and dragging it back, and all the women are, yay! That's what life should be like. But it's unfortunately science fiction.
Yeah, for sure.
For sure. Yeah, I've seen that. I mean, you go off on your hunting expeditions.
It is.
wow here we are where are you at when you do that well i really love utah i really love like the the wasatch mountains i love that area i'm scared of the northwest my wife wants to take me to montana and go hiking i'm like i'm not going hiking out northwest there's gris i don't belong out there there's grizzly bears i mean those things there's nothing you can do man nothing you can do
I'm okay on the East Coast with just black bears. They're like rabbits. But, dude, a grizzly bear?
Have you seen the video of the guy who's up on top of this granite facing? And he's, like, filming. And he goes, there's a young grizzly bear down at the river below me. And he's up on this granite face. And he was like, I'm going to scare him off. And he goes, hey, bear. Hey, bear. And the bear goes and charges directly to him and knocks down all the little trees.
And it comes up to the granite face and it can't reach him. But I'm like...
He's headed right towards yeah, and if you're a good shot with a high-powered gun, you might be able to kill it But you'll be mauled to death.
Oh, it's terrifying. Could you imagine people trying to navigate into or migrate into the Americas and they have to deal with the short-faced bear and polar bears?
it's it's utterly insane man people lived in a gnarly place in the u.s like we had we had american lions bigger than the african yeah exactly we had elephants we had woolly mammoths we had camels here we had gigantic horses we had huge dire wolves we had giant giants giant oh there's a giant sloth caves in nantahala and uh you can see them and they're like carved out
And it's cool because there's multiple layers of history there. So you have this mega fauna ice age history of these huge giant sloth caves carved out in these prehistoric mountainsides. But the Cherokee used those caves to hide in to escape the Trail of Tears. Wow. Yeah, that's fascinating stuff up there, man. So you have like levels of history just in that one area of the country.
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