Cameron
Mundo Perspectives
This podcast focuses on my perspective of the world, shaped by my Indigenous background, as well as other perspectives we may have never considered or thought about, including conversations with special guests who share their own experiences. We approach these topics through “critical thinking” and open conversation. Additionally, I provide honest reviews of products, services, and travel tips, regardless of any kind of compensation. I make sure that you, the audience, receive real “critical thought” within this field. I hope you enjoy the conversation and learn something new.
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Cameron
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19 paź 2026
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Season 2 Episode 7 - Two AIs Walk Into A Podcast And Listen To What Happens 19.10.2026 50:29
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. Two AI systems walk into a podcast and the weirdest part is not what they say, it’s what they do. I put ChatGPT and Claude in the same room, hit record, and start pushing on a fear I keep hearing from real people: AI is making us lazier thinkers. When the answers come fast and polished, a lot of us stop asking...
Season 2 Episode 6 - I Spent Two Hours Fact Checking A Sitcom 12.10.2026 36:08
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. A single, random childhood flashback can feel rock-solid until you try to prove it. We follow one of those stubborn memories, a bizarre moment from an obscure 1980s sitcom called I Married Dora, and treat it like a real investigation: What exactly do we remember, what actually happened on screen, and why did o...
Season 2 Episode 5 - I Built A Song With AI And Questioned Every Step 05.10.2026 44:49
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. AI can generate a full song faster than most of us can write a chorus, but that speed creates a new problem: the real work becomes judgment. We put that to the test by trying to build a late 1990s style rap and hip hop anthem celebrating a specific place, using ChatGPT for prompt engineering and lyric writing,...
Season 2 Episode 4 - Do Not Choose A Major Like You Choose Vacation 28.09.2026 46:13
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. Picking a college major can feel like you’re locking in the rest of your life, but we don’t buy that story. We talk through what you’re actually choosing when you choose a major: a set of assumptions, influences, and tradeoffs shaped by parents, professors, friends, fear, money, and whatever you’ve experienced...
Season 2 Episode 3 - How One Scholarship Prompt Changed My Social Media Habits 21.09.2026 36:25
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. I catch myself mid-reaction on social media and realize my words can either add clarity or add noise. I test a simple habit, drafting my thoughts off-platform first, and it changes how I think about time, attention, and my digital footprint. • losing the habit of listening to others and ourselves • a scholar...
Season 2 Episode 2 - What If Being Wrong Is The Safer Choice 14.09.2026 32:45
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. A hurricane warning aimed at Los Angeles sounds like a punchline right up until you realize the forecast doesn’t need to be “certain” to change what smart people do. I’m talking through the exact moment I saw a storm track with multiple possible paths, did the math on the odds, and still decided to prepare eve...
Season 2 Episode 1 - Critical Thinking On Stage (with Guest Thomas Kellogg) 07.09.2026 48:03
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. A rock on a chair shouldn’t be able to teach you anything, but “Stanley” does. We sit down with actor, director, and writer Thomas Dean Kellogg to unpack how critical thinking actually works when you’re building a character, staging a scene, or writing words that have to land with an audience. The surprise is...
Episode 13 - I Had No Answers So I Built A Process "The Vertigo Experience Part 2" 04.05.2026 38:27
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. If you enjoy Mundo Perspectives and want to support the show, consider becoming a monthly supporter. Your support helps keep the conversations going and allows us to bring more thoughtful perspectives and voices to the podcast. Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2598011/support Critical thinking soun...
Episode 12 - The Lottery Is Not A Plan 27.04.2026 40:07
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. If you enjoy Mundo Perspectives and want to support the show, consider becoming a monthly supporter. Your support helps keep the conversations going and allows us to bring more thoughtful perspectives and voices to the podcast. Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2598011/support A lottery ticket is o...
Episode 11 - Money Works Because We Agree It Does 20.04.2026 32:03
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. If you enjoy Mundo Perspectives and want to support the show, consider becoming a monthly supporter. Your support helps keep the conversations going and allows us to bring more thoughtful perspectives and voices to the podcast. Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2598011/support Money feels solid unt...
Episode 10 - Time Might Be Real And Also Made Up 13.04.2026 55:44
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. If you enjoy Mundo Perspectives and want to support the show, consider becoming a monthly supporter. Your support helps keep the conversations going and allows us to bring more thoughtful perspectives and voices to the podcast. Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2598011/support What if “time” isn’t...
Episode 9 - I Tried To Treat AI Like A Guest And Learned Why That Fails 06.04.2026 32:07
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. If you enjoy Mundo Perspectives and want to support the show, consider becoming a monthly supporter. Your support helps keep the conversations going and allows us to bring more thoughtful perspectives and voices to the podcast. Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2598011/support Ever try to treat AI...
Episode 8 - Your Battery Didn’t Magically Appear, Sorry 30.03.2026 31:19
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. If you enjoy Mundo Perspectives and want to support the show, consider becoming a monthly supporter. Your support helps keep the conversations going and allows us to bring more thoughtful perspectives and voices to the podcast. Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2598011/support The road to a greener...
Episode 7 - Zombies Made Me Buy Toilet Paper Early 23.03.2026 34:09
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. If you enjoy Mundo Perspectives and want to support the show, consider becoming a monthly supporter. Your support helps keep the conversations going and allows us to bring more thoughtful perspectives and voices to the podcast. Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2598011/support A simple game changed...
Episode 6 - One Bite Went Wrong And Taught Me How I Actually Make Decisions Under Stress 16.03.2026 30:42
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. A quiet dinner turned into a four-hour test of pain, patience, and decision-making after a bone fragment lodged between my molars. We trace the chaos from failed fixes at home to an ER extraction and unpack the simple rules that kept choices clear when stress spiked. • the bite, the crack, and sudden pain • fa...
Episode 5 - I Let A Dime Plan My Trip, It Was Both Chaotic And Weirdly Therapeutic 09.03.2026 32:00
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. What happens when a lifelong overplanner hands the wheel to a warped dime? I set out for a simple break and wound up on a cross-country experiment in trust—Los Angeles to Chicago by rail, a snap decision toward Seattle, and a last-minute turn to Las Vegas—while asking whether I was truly surrendering or just o...
Episode 4 - Adaptation Teaches Us More 02.03.2026 30:38
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. We explore how adaptation shapes both learning and communication, from a blind student mastering campus to a deaf parking attendant bridging a gap with pen and paper. We contrast academic and traditional learning and share how an Indigenous lens changes what counts as education. • redefining education through...
Episode 2 - Seeing Beyond The Surface 24.02.2026 29:07
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. A stranger on a moving train tried to define me in a single glance—and got it wrong. That awkward moment became a catalyst to rethink how we tie appearance and language to identity, and why our minds reach for labels before we reach for questions. We walk through the story beat by beat, then turn it into a pra...
Episode 3 - How Critical Thinking Turns Packing Into A Better Trip 24.02.2026 29:59
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. What if the way you pack is shaping the way you think—and the way your trip actually feels? We dive into a practical, mindset-first approach to travel where the bag becomes a tool, not a burden. Instead of rules and checklists, we use clear questions and real tradeoffs to decide between a small backpack, a lar...
Episode 1 - Seeing The World With New Eyes 23.02.2026 32:40
I’m new to podcasting and new to this feature. Please be patient with any reply. Thanks. Two people can watch the same scene and leave with different truths—so what bridges that gap? We kick off our new series by trading arguments for attention, asking how culture, place, and personal history shape what we notice, what we miss, and what we assume. As a Native American host from a federally recogni...
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