As we construct all the parts of the Trott Bailey Family Civilization, there will be massive amounts of skills to record, techniques to share, knowledge to preserve, lifestyle and family moments to enjoy, and all manner of video entertainment that we cannot yet fully fathom.

Trott Bailey Family Oasis is our video platform, and its future is much broader than simply watching videos. We see it becoming a gateway for civilization-wide knowledge to be shared amongst each other, for Wokumbakia news to circulate, for AgriGames to be watched and participated in live, and for online family-oriented games to be played. All for free.

Every Part of Civilization Will Produce Something Worth Recording

Think about everything involved in constructing a civilization.

We are designing homes, maternity spaces, transportation, clothing, food systems, orchards, family recreation, water systems, machinery, neighbourhoods, and all kinds of facilities for everyday life.

Each one of these produces an enormous amount of knowledge.

Take the construction of a family home. Before anybody moves in, there are decisions about the land, building materials, water collection, ventilation, sleeping spaces, furniture, and how the home will serve the family. People bring different skills to the work. They try methods, make adjustments, and develop new techniques.

There is plenty to record before the house is finished. Then the family moves in, and the home begins another part of its life. Children grow, needs change, and new ideas emerge. Years later, somebody might discover a better method that can be traced back to what was tried in that very house.

Now imagine this happening across thousands of homes, neighbourhoods, orchards, transportation systems, and other parts of the Kingdoms.

Oasis will have an enormous world of material to draw from, much of which we cannot even describe today because the work and discoveries have not happened yet.

Knowledge, Lifestyle, Skills and All Manner of Entertainment

Some people will come to Oasis because they want to learn how something is made. Others will be curious about life in another Kingdom. Some will want to watch a documentary, enjoy a family game, follow a sporting activity, see new fashions, listen to music, or simply enjoy watching people living their lives.

A technique developed by one family can be seen by another family thousands of miles away. A person curious about a particular craft can follow its development, watch the people who practise it, and see what they have learned through experience.

Wokumbakia, our News of Abundance, will carry developments across the civilization. Families can hear about new discoveries, changing landscapes, achievements, celebrations, services, and interesting things happening in other Kingdoms.

And the entertainment will be as broad as the lives producing it.

There will be family documentaries, funny moments, performances, competitions, games, adventures, demonstrations, and perhaps whole forms of entertainment that nobody has invented yet.

We want a broad world of digital entertainment focused on civilization building, knowledge, recording, archiving, and the enjoyment of life.

AgriGames: A Movie That Keeps Growing

Our AgriGames Foodway offers a practical example of the kind of entertainment that Oasis can carry.

We first launched the Foodway Living Movie in April 2026. Unlike a traditional movie that is finished and left alone, our Foodway movie changes as the garden changes. Each week, we edit it to include what we are observing, planting, growing, harvesting, and learning.

Our children are active parts of the documentary.

Keilah measures the height of the banana plants. Kaleeyon plants seeds and transfers germinated maracujá and watermelon. Kezidek waters the plants with Daddy, while Mommy points out where each plant should go because she sees the bigger picture.

The children grow as the plants grow. They can look back and see themselves evolving as the movie evolves.

We can also show the food being harvested and prepared, the changes in the soil, the difficulties we encounter, and the techniques we test. Our audience can follow along, contribute observations, and eventually participate live in AgriGames activities from wherever they are.

Imagine families across several Kingdoms growing food, comparing what they observe, enjoying planting and harvest activities, and sharing their experiences through Oasis.

The movie continues because the life behind it continues.

Recording and Archiving the Knowledge of a Civilization

There is another important function for Oasis: keeping the record.

When we develop a construction method, agricultural technique, transportation design, or new piece of equipment, the knowledge behind it should remain available. The original work, the problems encountered, the changes made, and the improvements that followed can all become part of the archive.

Someone living decades later may wish to understand why a particular design was adopted. They can go back and see what people were working with, what they noticed, what they tested, and how they arrived at their decisions.

The archive will hold much more than technical information. It will also preserve the everyday life of the civilization: families growing, children learning, couples building homes, celebrations, travels, cultural experiences, and ordinary moments that become precious with time.

A child might one day watch the construction of the home her grandparents lived in, see the orchard being planted, or follow the early development of a transportation system she now uses regularly.

The people, their skills, their experiments, and their lives become part of the civilization’s recorded history.

A Free Digital World That Grows With Us

Watching videos, sharing knowledge, participating in AgriGames, following Wokumbakia, playing online family games, and exploring the growing archive will not require payment.

Oasis will connect entertainment with the enormous amount of knowledge and experience produced by civilization life. People can enjoy watching something today that may help them solve a problem tomorrow. A family can share a technique without having to turn the knowledge into a product for sale.

We also cannot design the platform around only the subjects we already know. The civilization is still being authored. New skills, activities, inventions, and ways of living will appear as people build, explore, and make discoveries.

What we can imagine today is already enormous, and we have barely begun constructing the parts of civilization that will produce it.