Randall Williams

you just straight into a question I had, you kind of inadvertently walked into a question I had, um, which was, I know that in North America there were dozens, probably hundreds of religions of some sort, right.

you just straight into a question I had, you kind of inadvertently walked into a question I had, um, which was, I know that in North America there were dozens, probably hundreds of religions of some sort, right.

you just straight into a question I had, you kind of inadvertently walked into a question I had, um, which was, I know that in North America there were dozens, probably hundreds of religions of some sort, right.

Um, around a theme of animism, right. If you go to Western Europe, you kind of said that you think of this, but if you could expand on it, if you go to Western Europe back to some point, I don't know when, was it that religions mirrored that there as well? Or was it a totally different belief system that made this sort of primed them

Um, around a theme of animism, right. If you go to Western Europe, you kind of said that you think of this, but if you could expand on it, if you go to Western Europe back to some point, I don't know when, was it that religions mirrored that there as well? Or was it a totally different belief system that made this sort of primed them

Um, around a theme of animism, right. If you go to Western Europe, you kind of said that you think of this, but if you could expand on it, if you go to Western Europe back to some point, I don't know when, was it that religions mirrored that there as well? Or was it a totally different belief system that made this sort of primed them

for like the abrahamic religions meaning like islam judaism christianity right i mean did they go from animism and thinking that they were related to bears and that mountains had a spirit and a personality into like monotheism or do you think that that the that the path was more gradual and they just developed a sort of different world view that made Christianity eventually appealing.

for like the abrahamic religions meaning like islam judaism christianity right i mean did they go from animism and thinking that they were related to bears and that mountains had a spirit and a personality into like monotheism or do you think that that the that the path was more gradual and they just developed a sort of different world view that made Christianity eventually appealing.

for like the abrahamic religions meaning like islam judaism christianity right i mean did they go from animism and thinking that they were related to bears and that mountains had a spirit and a personality into like monotheism or do you think that that the that the path was more gradual and they just developed a sort of different world view that made Christianity eventually appealing.

It's very humane that you keep your audience in mind.

It's very humane that you keep your audience in mind.

It's very humane that you keep your audience in mind.

got one last one for you um with your book wild new world where you do you you tell the story of wildlife in america and you start you know with the chick's lube impact or like the destruction of the dinosaurs which happened just off the coast of our you know kind of the coast of our current day country and then you track all the way through to the present and then you kind of dabble in the future for a minute like

got one last one for you um with your book wild new world where you do you you tell the story of wildlife in america and you start you know with the chick's lube impact or like the destruction of the dinosaurs which happened just off the coast of our you know kind of the coast of our current day country and then you track all the way through to the present and then you kind of dabble in the future for a minute like

got one last one for you um with your book wild new world where you do you you tell the story of wildlife in america and you start you know with the chick's lube impact or like the destruction of the dinosaurs which happened just off the coast of our you know kind of the coast of our current day country and then you track all the way through to the present and then you kind of dabble in the future for a minute like

I'm not going to go read one of those for every continent right now, but I'm dying to read that for South America. There's the language barrier, but does that kind of work exist? Does what you do, are you aware of a South American counterpart, an Asian counterpart, an African counterpart who are saying like, who are doing that type of work in those places.

I'm not going to go read one of those for every continent right now, but I'm dying to read that for South America. There's the language barrier, but does that kind of work exist? Does what you do, are you aware of a South American counterpart, an Asian counterpart, an African counterpart who are saying like, who are doing that type of work in those places.

I'm not going to go read one of those for every continent right now, but I'm dying to read that for South America. There's the language barrier, but does that kind of work exist? Does what you do, are you aware of a South American counterpart, an Asian counterpart, an African counterpart who are saying like, who are doing that type of work in those places.

Does that book exist about South America?

Does that book exist about South America?