From martial arts to Native history, from the Holocaust to homelessness, Frank Camuti brings a thoughtful, unfiltered lens to one of life’s most loaded questions: What is the truth? In this episode of Tulsa Talks, Craig and Frank explore whether truth is universal or individual, heavy or freeing—and why some truths demand more from us than we’re ready to give. Together, they weave personal stories, historical insight, and cultural commentary into a wide-reaching conversation that challenges assumptions and invites deeper reflection. Frank’s reflections mirror the TEN STAGES OF LIFE: HUMILITY – “Can I even handle the truth?” The conversation begins by questioning our own perspectives. REDEMPTION – He sees the truth not just as freedom—but as weight that readies us for transformation. POWER – After 50+ years in martial arts, Frank shares that true strength lies in discipline, not dominance. BEING – He speaks candidly about how society defines “truth” and who gets to say what’s real. MERCY – Frank exposes painful realities on reservations and among homeless communities—urging compassion. ABUNDANCE – Eternal life, he says, may come not from doctrine—but from continuity, legacy, and presence. WITNESS – Through lived experience and cultural understanding, Frank becomes a voice for forgotten truths. SOVEREIGNTY – Some people don’t want help—and some truths may never be fully known. That’s part of life. RECONCILIATION – He believes healing must meet people where they are—not where we think they should be. COMPLETION – “We are all one piece.” Truth, though heavy, can anchor us to something worth building on. 👇 Subscribe to Tulsa Talks for thought-provoking interviews that stretch the mind and stir the soul. #TulsaTalks #WhatIsTruth #CompletePeaceMovement #Homelessness #MartialArtsWisdom #NativeVoices #CulturalPerspective #IAmOnePiece

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