Alan Merrit is an author, private speaker, social commentator and holds six origami champion medals in four counties. He has dedicated most of his public life to the furtherance of Polygamist Rights advocacy but only does that as a gag because he finds the institution of marriage a joke in and of itself.
Alan lives and writes from Wellston Georgia where he can faithfully be found perfecting his cynical viewpoints on politics, society and anything else in need of being brought down a peg or two with exquisite contempt.

Latest posts by Alan Merrit (see all)

Jury Nullification, Liberty & Conversations on Bill Cooper with Dan Oneill and Lynn Genrich - February 20, 2023
Adam “Yellow Bird” DeArmon Speaks Part Three: Narcissism and the Twin Flame Delusion - January 21, 2023
Adam “Yellow Bird” DeArmon Speaks Part Two: Freedom from Sexual Abuse & the Return to the Womb - January 20, 2023

Adam “Yellow Bird” DeArmon, of the Oklevueha Native American Church, returns to the ZEN in the CAR podcast with Mona Lucia & Daniel Louis Crumpton to dive deeper into the underlying issues of our decaying society that precipitate the need for healing. Among these issues is the “secret that must not be told”, which is the wide spread epidemic of early, childhood, sexual abuse that has touched a silent majority of us all. Victims of childhood sexual trauma are only able to step on the path of recovery after they admit, face & work through the trauma they have kept concealed due to the overwhelming amount of guilt, shame, regret or threat and duress put on them by their abusers. In the first part of this no holds barred interview, Team Zen explore the bigger picture of this rampant form of abuse as well as how it effects us throughout our life emotionally, physically, mentally and spiritually. While the topic may be uncomfortable for most people, its contents are critical to hear and understand to all those seeking Emancipation form the abuse which has prevented them from living a truly full life. Be sure to help “Yellow Bird” & Team Zen spread the message far and wide by sharing with all those who may need to hear. It may just save a few lives.