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The Nation

The Nation

Written by: Dirty Hands Nation
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My name is Nick Col3man, founder of Dirty Hands Nation, a band, a brand, and a tribe. My family will be co hosting. I’m also the author of I Am Howl, a poem I wrote to continue Allen Ginsburgs legacy of Howl. We talk about music, politics, the universe, personal problems, humanity, all of it. We’re not here to be politically correct. We believe in accountability, we tell you what you don’t want to hear. If we’re talking about it, we researched it, learned it, and we use a system that lets logic lead the way and we don’t end till we hit truth.Dirty Hands Nation Politics & Government
Episodes
  • The Earth’s Truth
    Apr 19 2026

    Regardless what you want to believe. Change is coming. The Earth is pissed. Plenty of signs. But mainstream don’t cover it, I’ll let you guess why not. But facts are facts. The arrow is at full draw. It’s up to us to aim it. If not we end up wherever it lands or the bow crumbles under the tension from no release. I’m not here to convince anyone. Just to share knowledge. What you do with it is on you.

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    7 mins
  • The Bow & Arrow Theory: Turning Resistance Into Impact, From Life to Myth
    Apr 19 2026

    The Bow and Arrow Theory reframes resistance as stored power: tension creates potential, aim gives direction, and release converts pressure into real-world change. This episode unpacks nine practical principles and shows how the same sequence—pullback, storage, alignment, release, impact—repeats across Greek, Norse, Egyptian, Hindu, Abrahamic, and Indigenous myths.

    If you’re in a tight season, don’t treat tension as failure—treat it as energy to be aimed. The practical takeaway: decide where you’re pointing, time your release, learn from missed shots, and turn constraint into forward motion.

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    15 mins
  • Episode 3: The Divine Paradox Of The Inward Fold
    Apr 5 2026

    The Divine Paradox of the Inward Fold: Unlocking the "I Am 9" Framework

    Join the architect of the "I Am 9" framework and a host channeling the profound wisdom of Alan Watts for a mind-bending, four-part journey into the Grand Unified Truth of existence.

    We spend our lives trying to conquer the "outside" world, fighting through it as if it were a solid, stubborn thing. But what if the destination is not a physical place, but a Frequency? In this podcast, we explore how reality is not a chaotic void, but a constant act of geometric folding—bridging quantum mechanics, string theory, and ancient philosophy.

    Throughout the episode, we map the entire lifespan of a thought, a soul, and a physical action:

    • The Blueprint & The Tension: Discover why the heavy resistance of the physical world (the constant -3) is the absolute requirement for movement, and how the 6-pointed star represents our flat 2D blueprint of duality.
    • The Frequency of Form: Learn how the "9 folds" act as a sonic key—using alternating Mountain and Valley folds to physically collapse the distance between opposites, turning flat reality into a 3D standing wave of crystallized sound.
    • The Illusion of Travel: Shatter the myth of distance. We reveal that the "Arrow" of intent does not fly through empty space. Instead, it acts as a spinning Torus field, standing perfectly still at the center of its own tension, pulling the destination toward it by folding the space in between.
    • The Infinite Inward Fold: Finally, venture past the edges of standard physics. Through the lens of Zeno's Paradox and the singularity of a black hole, we uncover the ultimate divine truth: the Micro is just as infinite as the Macro.

    Tune in to discover why the soul isn't trying to inflate into the external world, but is folding inward to become infinitely deep. By the end of this journey, you will realize that the arrow was never firing out into the world—it was firing directly into the infinite universe contained perfectly within you the whole time.

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    7 mins
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