Sept 11-15 2025

A Call from the Desert

To all of you who have been waiting for the classes and outdoor education content I promised.

I owe you an apology. I swore to my father that I would carry his teachings forward with openness, honesty, and integrity, and that remains my deepest commitment. But right now, I am struggling to keep that promise.

Four years ago, when I set out on my own, I never imagined it would come to this. In a desperate attempt to get a fresh start, I parted with the last of my sacred Tracker memorabilia. The agreement was supposed to provide me with the means to rise above the voices working so hard to discredit me and to finally move forward. The first payment was due September 1. It still hasn’t arrived. In 2 days I will lose access to the rest of the services I need to run my life and business.

I’ve been here in the desert, scraping by. My Zoom account is gone. My car insurance ends tomorrow. And I wake up each day surprised that my Starlink is still online. The truth is, without the ability to afford even basic food, I don’t have much strength left. Physically, Emotionally, Financially, and Spiritually.

I wish my father were here to stand before you and say what I can barely put into words: what has been done is wrong. I am carrying this mission alone, and it is breaking me down.

This is why I am reaching out publicly: I cannot do this without you. If you believe in this work, in preserving and sharing the skills and legacy that have touched so many lives, I ask for your support, whether through contributions, sharing my story, or simply standing with me in spirit. Every bit of encouragement and help makes a difference right now.

Together, we can ensure that the Vision he handed me in 2009 doesn’t die here in the desert. I am praying with everything I have that I received my first payment tomorrow so that I can not waste a single penny more of it on paying late fees, and put it towards the adventure I have been talking about since before arriving in Montana.

I have Spoken,

T3

T3Presents: The Digi-Natural-Nomad Podcast

I’ve always dreamed of creating a podcast, especially a video series, but it wasn’t until I discovered a new all-in-one podcasting platform that it finally felt possible. After using it to interview Joe Lau from Phyre Dojo for my “Class of Fire,” I knew it was time to dive in. That’s how the Digi-Natural-Nomad Podcast was born. You can head to the page right now and check out the latest episode titled "man and machine" which is technically a micro episode that is about my car as I prepare to go and interview Victor Wooten down in a different part of Montana on the 31st.

As I begin my travels, my goal is to release one episode each week, letting every mile spark a new story. From remote wilderness to unforgettable conversations with the friends and mentors who shaped my journey, each episode blends adventure with insight. At its heart, this podcast carries forward my father’s legacy while amplifying the voices and experiences that continue to shape who I am today, and who I’m becoming for the next generation.

Other News

As I switch over to the new system, I'm going to take a brief hiatus from all scheduled classes so that I can get caught up with all the recordings and make the switch to Google classrooms. It wont be a very long break, just a few weeks as I await some financiang that will help give me the fair chance at fulfilling my fathers work after years of being led astray, leading to some of my more spectacular fails.

Streamlining Classes

In order to serve my students better and reclaim some of my time, I’ll be trying something new: moving classes into Google Classrooms. After researching, I believe this will solve many challenges I’ve faced with editing, uploading, and organizing online classes.

Some of the advantages include:

• Automatic virtual classrooms for each course

• Class materials stored in one easy-to-access place

• Recordings that begin only when the talking starts

• Immediate access to replays after each session

This change will free up hours of editing time each week and allow me to focus more on teaching. I’ll be rolling it out with this week’s classes, so you may receive new invites for sessions you’re already registered for.

The “Inner Fire”

I want this website to be more than just a portal to me. Soon, a members-only area called The Inner Fire will open, accessible with free login credentials. Inside, you’ll find:

• Gear I recommend and personally use

• Podcasts and interviews I’ve appeared on

• Articles I’ve written for publications

• My personal reading library

• A curated list of organizations that carry not only my approval but also my father’s

This space will also host pre-recorded mini masterclasses—expanded versions of my webinars, with deeper dives, demonstrations, and multiple camera angles. These will be affordable because I believe these skills belong to everyone, and I want them to help usher in a new era of peace, love, joy, and purpose.

Forever giving thanks,

T3