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Regnfang#61 Persian poetry – a weapon in the Iranian freedom fight, with Fatemeh Ekhtesari and Mehdi Mousavi.In this episode we talk with Fatemeh Ekhtesari and Mehdi Mousavi about poetry as a practise in Iran. We talk about poetry’s strong roots in Iranian culture, and how it’s being used today as a weapon in the fight against the Iranian regime. We talk about censorship in Iran and the poetic movement post-modern Ghazal. We discuss how the regime exercise systematic violence, torture and discrimination against its population, and the ways in which Fatemeh Ekhtesari and Mehdi Mousavi have used their poetry as a political tool in mobilising change. Fatemeh Ekhtesari is a poet, edito...2025-05-2839 minRegnfang#60 Et mere virkeligt sprogI denne udsendelse taler vi (igen) med den norske poet Stein Versto. Stein Versto debuterede i 1990 med novellesamlingen Ho blei borte i trappene, som han fik Tarjei Vesaas' debutantpris for. Siden har han udgivet flere digtsamlinger og romaner. Med udgangspunkt i Steins sidste digtsamling, Så nær kan du sjå meg, taler vi om forholdet mellem poesi og musik, poesi og tro, samt poesi og magi. Udover at være poet er Stein musiker og velbevandret i den kristne visdomstradition, og har derfor unikke perspektiver på de mystiske, sanselige og bevidsthedsudvidende potentialer poesien tilbyder os.Udsendelsen blev optag...2024-11-2734 minRegnfang#59 - Alvaro de Ferranti – ibogaine: psychospiritual healing & addiction treatment at Tabula Rasa RetreatIn this episode, you will meet Alvaro de Ferranti. Alvaro is founder and leader of the Tabula Rasa Retreat, a therapeutic treatment center operating in Portugal, that uses the plant medicine ibogaine as part of wholistic treatments for addiction, mental health issues, and spiritual enhancement. Alvaro has been working therapeutically with iboga and ibogaine since 2016, and at Tabula Rasa he has received and treated more than 300 people. The broad application of this plant medicine is reflected in the stories of these people, who have come to Tabula Rasa to manage issues as varied as opioid-addiction, stimulant-addiction, PTSD, behavioral addiction...2024-05-2354 minRegnfang#58 Tanya Luhrmann - Sensing God, Doing Magic & Kindling Anomalous Experience through Transformative PracticeTanya Luhrmann is Albert Ray Lang Professor of Anthropology at Stanford University, with a courtesy appointment in Psychology, and she is an elected member of the American Philosophical Society. Her work focuses on the edge of experience: on voices, visions, the world of the supernatural and the world of psychosis. She has conducted ethnographic work among groups such as evangelic Christians, American Santerians, Zoroastrians in India, magicians in England, and people hearing voices across cultural contexts. Apart from being the author of lots of academic articles and opinion pieces in the New York Times, her award-winning books include ‘Persuasions of...2024-04-1041 minRegnfang#57 Harvey Whitehouse - Rituals, social cohesion & the theory of modes of religiosityIn this episode, you will meet professor at the University of Oxford, Harvey Whitehouse. Harvey is the director of the Centre for the Study of Social Cohesion, he is Statutory Chair of Social Anthropology at the University of Oxford, and a Professorial Fellow of Magdalen College. Harvey has worked extensively with rituals since his first long-term fieldwork in Papua New Guinea in 1980s. His list of publications includes myriads of interdisciplinary contributions, articles, and edited volumes apart from books, with the most recent being ‘The Ritual Animal’ (from 2021).Currently, Harvey is testing and developing his theory of mode...2024-03-2037 minRegnfang#56 Jennifer Hays - Contemporary hunter-gatherer communities, Ju/’hoansi, indigenous rights & knowledge systemsIn this episode you will meet Jennifer Hays, who is professor in social anthropology at the University of Tromsø (UiT) – the Arctic University of Norway. Jennifer has been working with hunter-gatherer San Populations in southern Africa for 25 years, as a researcher, and as a consultant for governmental bodies and local and international NGOs. She is, among other things, a founding member of the Hunter Gatherer Education Research and Advocacy Group (HG-Edu), a board member of the Kalahari Peoples’ Fund. She also works as a consultant for UN bodies on global human rights issues. A primary focus of her work has b...2024-02-2839 minRegnfang#55 Sabrina Ebbersmeyer: Emotioner, naturen og kvinders plads i filosofihistorienI denne udsendelse kan du møde filosof og filosofihistoriker Sabrina Ebbersmeyer. Sabrina er lektor på Københavns Universitet, hvor hun forsker og underviser. Hun har publiceret en lang række artikler, bogkapitler og bøger om forskellige filosofiske spørgsmål - heriblandt renæssancens filosofi, naturforståelse, kvindelige filosoffers plads i filosofihistorien og forholdet mellem emotioner og rationalitet. I dette interview giver Sabrina en introduktion til flere filosofiske diskussioner. Hun giver et overblik over renæssanc ens syn på sjælen, herunder den italienske filosof Telesios teori om emotioner. Derudover taler vi om den danske adelskvinde og...2024-02-0755 minRegnfang#54 Hans Jørgen Brøndums erindringerI denne udsendelse kan du møde Hans Jørgen Brøndum. Hans Jørgen drev trykkeriet og forlaget Brøndum i næsten 40 år, i Nansensgade 41 i København. Brøndum opsatte, trykte og udgav nogle af de fineste udgivelser, vi har på dansk. Det gjaldt danske og udenlandske forfattere og kunstnere såsom Inger Christensen, Henrik Nordbrandt, Per Kirkeby, Henry Miller, Samuel Beckett og Fernando Pessoa. Hans Jørgen giver i nærværende udsendelse en række erindringer omkring sit virke. Han fortæller om sine unge år som studerende på kunstakademiet i København, om sit førs...2023-11-221h 21Regnfang#53 Matthew Carey - Friendship, love, and grief in the Moroccan High AtlasWelcome to Regnfang’s co-publication of the Anthropology on Air podcast. A podcast created and published in collaboration with the Department of Social Anthropology at the University of Bergen. Each episode features interviews with social sciences researchers on topics related to the ways in which our human mind and life is entangled with the communities of ideas and beings with whom we live.In this episode, you will meet Matthew Carey who is associate professor at the Department of Anthropology at Copenhagen University. Matthew’s main field site is in the Moroccan High Atlas where he has done...2023-11-1040 minRegnfang#52 Veronica Strang - Water beings, human-nature relations, & the environmental crisisWelcome to Regnfang’s co-publication of the Anthropology on Air podcast. A podcast created and published in collaboration with the Department of Social Anthropology at the University of Bergen. Each episode features interviews with social sciences researchers on topics related to the ways in which our human mind and life is entangled with the communities of ideas and beings with whom we live.In this episode you will meet Veronica Strang, who is a professor of anthropology currently affiliated with Oxford University. Her research focuses on human-environmental relations, and in particular, societies’ engagements with water, encompassing conflicts over...2023-10-2545 minRegnfang#51 George Paul Meiu - Queer objects & intimate citizenship in KenyaWelcome to Regnfang’s co-publication of the Anthropology on Air podcast. A podcast created and published in collaboration with the Department of Social Anthropology at the University of Bergen. Each episode features interviews with social sciences researchers on topics related to the ways in which our human mind and life is entangled with the communities of ideas and beings with whom we live.This episode’s guest, George Paul Meiu, is professor of anthropology and chair of the institute of social anthropology at the University of Basel and associate in the departments of anthropology and African and Afri...2023-09-2744 minRegnfang#50 Ophelia Deroy - Perception, metacognition and science communicationIn this podcast, we talk with philosopher and cognitive scientist, Ophelia Deroy. Ophelia is professor at the Ludwig Maxmillian University in Munich where she directs the interdisciplinary research group Cognition, Value, and Behaviour. Her research concerns a wide range of topics including decision-making, social cognition, perception, and the interaction between humans and artificial intelligence. She has done research in both philosophy and cognitive science, involving publication of many academic books and numerous articles in research journals. Related, Ophelia has also collaborated with museums such as the Tate Museum in London. The present interview touches upon multiple topics. We begin...2023-08-231h 13Regnfang#49 Natural wine - art or agriculture? Anders Frederik Steen and Anne Bruun BlauertWelcome to Regnfang’s new podcast series on natural wine. For those listeners who are already familiar with the Regnfang podcast, this theme might be a bit puzzling. After all, our podcasts normally tap into the topic of the human mind by interviewing scientists, authors, and artists. What does natural wine have to do with this topic?For us, natural wine has everything to do with the human mind—ranging from the work in the fields, the vinification, and the drinking of it. We are personally deep admirers; fascinated by the people who make it and the prof...2023-07-051h 51
Mental Atlet25# Mindfulness til præstationsoptimering (Victor Lange, filosof og ph.d. studerende på KU)Mindfulness bliver mere og mere populært og har virkelig også vundet sit indpas i sportspsykologien, men hvad er mindfulness, hvordan træner du det og hjælper det overhovedet?
Det har vi inviteret filosof og ph.d. studerende Victor Lange fra Københavns Universitet ind til at besvare og fortælle os meget mere om!
I episoden bliver vi også meget klogere på, hvordan mindfulness kan hjælpe dig til at komme bedre i flow, som mange atleter stræber efter i både deres træning og konkurrencer...2023-06-221h 06Regnfang#48 Natural wine – art or agriculture? Nathaniel Ratapu from Rerenga WinesWelcome to Regnfang’s new podcast series on natural wine. For those listeners who are already familiar with the Regnfang podcast, this theme might be a bit puzzling. After all, our podcasts normally tap into the topic of the human mind by interviewing scientists, authors, and artists. What does natural wine have to do with this topic?For us, natural wine has everything to do with the human mind—ranging from the work in the fields, the vinification, and the drinking of it. We are personally deep admirers; fascinated by the people who make it and...2023-06-1459 minRegnfang#47 Natural wine – art or agriculture? François BlanchardWelcome to Regnfang’s new podcast series on natural wine. For those listeners who are already familiar with the Regnfang podcast, this theme might be a bit puzzling. After all, our podcasts normally tap into the topic of the human mind by interviewing scientists, authors, and artists. What does natural wine have to do with this topic?For us, natural wine has everything to do with the human mind—ranging from the work in the fields, the vinification, and the drinking of it. We are personally deep admirers; fascinated by the people who make it a...2023-06-0714 minRegnfang#46 Natural wine – art or agriculture? George from Gelovani CellarWelcome to Regnfang’s new podcast series on natural wine. For those listeners who are already familiar with the Regnfang podcast, this theme might be a bit puzzling. After all, our podcasts normally tap into the topic of the human mind by interviewing scientists, authors, and artists. What does natural wine have to do with this topic?For us, natural wine has everything to do with the human mind—ranging from the work in the fields, the vinification, and the drinking of it. We are personally deep admirers; fascinated by the people who make it and the prof...2023-05-1114 minRegnfang#45 Natural wine – art or agriculture? Beatriz from Clos KixhayaWelcome to Regnfang’s new podcast series on natural wine. For those listeners who are already familiar with the Regnfang podcast, this theme might be a bit puzzling. After all, our podcasts normally tap into the topic of the human mind by interviewing scientists, authors, and artists. What does natural wine have to do with this topic?For us, natural wine has everything to do with the human mind—ranging from the work in the fields, the vinification, and the drinking of it. We are personally deep admirers; fascinated by the people who make it and the prof...2023-04-2720 minRegnfang#44 Natural wine - art or agriculture? Claudia Sontheim from Origine Natural WinesWelcome to Regnfang’s new podcast series on natural wine. For those listeners who are already familiar with the Regnfang podcast, this theme might be a bit puzzling. After all, our podcasts normally tap into the topic of the human mind by interviewing scientists, authors, and artists. What does natural wine has to do with this topic?For us, natural wine has everything to do with the human mind—ranging from the work in the fields, the vinification, and the drinking of it. We are personally deep admirers; fascinated by the people who make it and the prof...2023-04-1351 minRegnfang#43 Hvad kan Woolf og Musil sige om vores bevidsthed? – Mette HøegDenne udsendelses gæst er litteraturforsker og kritiker, Mette Høeg. Mette er PhD i litteratur fra King’s College i London og arbejder lige nu på Oxford Universitet. Hendes nuværende forskningsprojektet bærer titlen ‘The role of literature and the humanities in the development of a consciousness culture and ethics’. Projektet bygger på det synspunkt, at bevidsthedsforskning bør være et interdisciplinært forskningsområde, hvor ikke kun naturvidenskabelige discipliner såsom hjerneforskning, kognitiv psykologi og visse grene af filosofi deltager. Humanistiske discipliner, såsom litteraturforskning, bør også spille en rolle.Interviewet med Mette...2023-03-0154 minRegnfang#42 Psychedelic Insights part 9: Tehseen Noorani – Communal knowledge and the future of psychedelic researchIn this episode you will meet Tehseen Noorani who is a Senior Lecturer in Clinical & Community Psychology and Anthropology at the University of East London. Noorani is furthermore a contributor to the psychedelic community in a wide variety of ways. He was for example a co-investigator on the Johns Hopkins psilocybin for smoking-cessation study. He co-organized the free online psychedelic conference Psychedelic, Madness & Awakening which is still freely available. He has written defining papers detailing the processes of medicalizing psychedelic substances, and he is often cited for his original critical analyses. At present, Noorani is writing a monograph t...2022-12-2238 min
Psykedeliske Stemmer#11 - 'Psychedelic Insights' Series Part 9: Tehseen Noorani – Communal knowledge and the future of psychedelic researchIn this episode you will meet Tehseen Noorani who is a Senior Lecturer in Clinical & Community Psychology and Anthropology at the University of East London. Noorani is furthermore a contributor to the psychedelic community in a wide variety of ways.
He was for example a co-investigator on the Johns Hopkins psilocybin for smoking-cessation study. He co-organized the free online psychedelic conference Psychedelic, Madness & Awakening which is still freely available. He has written defining papers detailing the processes of medicalizing psychedelic substances, and he is often cited for his original critical analyses. At present, Noorani is writing a...2022-12-2238 minRegnfang#41 Psychedelic Insights part 8: Yogi Hendlin – psychedelics or ecodelics?In this podcast you will meet, Assistant Professor at Erasmus University, research associate at the University of California, and Editor-in-Chief of Journal Biosemiotics, Yogi Hendlin. Hendlin’s work draws on deep ecology, environmental philosophy, especially decolonial kinds, and public health policy. In focusing on the ecological aspects of psychedelics, Hendlin takes a less individualistic approach to the study of these substances than what is usually done in clinical research. And In this conversation, Hendlin unfolds what he terms the ‘ecodelic’ components of the psychedelic experience.We hope you will enjoy the conversation!Resources:Read...2022-12-1418 min
Psykedeliske Stemmer#10 - 'Psychedelic Insights' Series Part 8: Yogi Hendlin – Psychedelics or ecodelics?In this podcast you will meet, Assistant Professor at Erasmus University, research associate at the University of California, and Editor-in-Chief of Journal Biosemiotics, Yogi Hendlin. Hendlin’s work draws on deep ecology, environmental philosophy, especially decolonial kinds, and public health policy. In focusing on the ecological aspects of psychedelics, Hendlin takes a less individualistic approach to the study of these substances than what is usually done in clinical research. And In this conversation, Hendlin unfolds what he terms the ‘ecodelic’ components of the psychedelic experience.
We hope you will enjoy the conversation!
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Psykedeliske Stemmer#9 - 'Psychedelic Insights' Series Part 7: Vincent Verroust – Indigenous reciprocity and intellectual property of psilocybinIn this podcast, you will meet PhD candidate in the history of science at the Université Picardie – Jules Vernes in France and associate researcher at the Paul Brousse hospital, Vincent Verroust. Verroust current PhD investigations focus on the discovery of psilocybin fungi in the west and are based on the archives of Prof. Roger Heim (1900 - 1979), which are kept at the French National Museum of Natural History, and contain a large volume of correspondence with the two psychedelic pioneers R. Gordon Wasson and Albert Hofmann. Apart from doing psychedelic research, Verroust is also founder and board member of the Fre...2022-12-1019 minRegnfang#40 Psychedelic Insights Part 7: Vincent Verroust – indigenous reciprocity and intellectual property of psilocybinIn this podcast, you will meet PhD candidate in the history of science at the Université Picardie – Jules Vernes in France and associate researcher at the Paul Brousse hospital, Vincent Verroust. Verroust current PhD investigations focus on the discovery of psilocybin fungi in the west and are based on the archives of Prof. Roger Heim (1900 - 1979), which are kept at the French National Museum of Natural History, and contain a large volume of correspondence with the two psychedelic pioneers R. Gordon Wasson and Albert Hofmann. Apart from doing psychedelic research, Verroust is also founder and board member of the Fre...2022-12-1019 minRegnfang#39 Psychedelic Insights Part 6: Kim Kuypers – microdosing and self-optimizationIn this episode we talk to Kim Kuypers who is Associate Professor with Maastricht University, Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience. She also obtained her Ph.D. there, in 2007. For the following four years, she remained in Maastricht conducting postdoctoral research into the effects of MDMA on memory and driving performance. Additionally, in 2011, she was also a postdoctoral researcher at Belgium’s Ghent University where she studied the risk analysis of alcohol and drugs in traffic accidents. Her aim is to understand the neurobiology underlying flexible cognition, empathy, and well-being. Dr. Kuypers and her team employ a psychopharmacological mod...2022-12-0622 min
Psykedeliske Stemmer#8 - 'Psychedelic Insights' Series Part 6: Kim Kuypers – Microdosing and self-optimizationIn this episode we talk to Kim Kuypers who is Associate Professor with Maastricht University, Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience. She also obtained her Ph.D. there, in 2007.
For the following four years, she remained in Maastricht conducting postdoctoral research into the effects of MDMA on memory and driving performance. Additionally, in 2011, she was also a postdoctoral researcher at Belgium’s Ghent University where she studied the risk analysis of alcohol and drugs in traffic accidents. Her aim is to understand the neurobiology underlying flexible cognition, empathy, and well-being. Dr. Kuypers and her team employ a psychopharmacological mo...2022-12-0622 min
Psykedeliske Stemmer#7 - 'Psychedelic Insights' Series Part 5: Jeffrey Guss – Psychedelic assisted therapy & therapeutic potentialsIn this episode you will meet, medical doctor, psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, researcher, and teacher, Jeffrey Guss. Guss was Co-Principal Investigator and Director of Psychedelic Therapy Training for the NYU School of Medicine’s study on psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy in the treatment of cancer related existential distress. He is currently a Lead Trainer with Fluence, with a focus on the integration of psychedelic therapy with psychoanalysis. Furthermore, Guss is a study therapist in the NYU study on Psilocybin-Assisted treatment of Major Depressive Disorder, and he has published on the integration of ACT - Acceptance and Commitment Therapy - with psychedelic assisted therapy. In...2022-12-0224 minRegnfang#38 Psychedelic Insights Part 5: Jeffrey Guss – Psychedelic assisted therapy & therapeutic potentialsIn this episode you will meet, medical doctor, psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, researcher, and teacher, Jeffrey Guss. Guss was Co-Principal Investigator and Director of Psychedelic Therapy Training for the NYU School of Medicine’s study on psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy in the treatment of cancer related existential distress. He is currently a Lead Trainer with Fluence, with a focus on the integration of psychedelic therapy with psychoanalysis. Furthermore, Guss is a study therapist in the NYU study on Psilocybin-Assisted treatment of Major Depressive Disorder, and he has published on the integration of ACT - Acceptance and Commitment Therapy - with psychedelic assisted therapy. In...2022-12-0224 minRegnfang#37 Psychedelic Insights Part 4: Corine de Boer – MDMA-assisted therapyIn this podcast you will meet, Ph.D. and Chief Medical Officer at MAPS Public Benefit Corporation, Corine de Boer. The abbreviation ‘MAPS’ stands for the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies. MAPS has since its formation in 1986 been a prominent actor in the efforts of re-legitimizing the therapeutic use of psychedelic substances, especially with regards to MDMA-assisted therapy for people suffering from PTSD. MAPS has not only supported research and clinical efforts, but also made big contributions to the larger psychedelic ecosystem which includes being involved in public education, policy and harm reduction. In the US, MAPS has succeeded in g...2022-11-2822 min
Psykedeliske Stemmer#6 - 'Psychedelic Insights' Series Part 4: Corine de Boer – MDMA-assisted therapyIn this podcast you will meet, Ph.D. and Chief Medical Officer at MAPS Public Benefit Corporation, Corine de Boer. The abbreviation ‘MAPS’ stands for the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies. MAPS has since its formation in 1986 been a prominent actor in the efforts of re-legitimizing the therapeutic use of psychedelic substances, especially with regards to MDMA-assisted therapy for people suffering from PTSD. MAPS has not only supported research and clinical efforts, but also made big contributions to the larger psychedelic ecosystem which includes being involved in public education, policy and harm reduction. In the US, MAPS has succeeded in g...2022-11-2822 minRegnfang#36 Psychedelic Insights Part 3: David Dupuis – the importance of context & concerns for future pursuitsIn this podcast you will meet social anthropologist, clinical psychologist, and INSERM research fellow, David Dupuis. The last decade, Dupuis has conducted fieldwork among psychedelic users and practitioners in Latin America and Europe. His work especially focuses on contemporary recharacterizations and socialization of psychedelic usage and, more broadly, on the comparative study of relationships between "hallucinations" and culture.In the following conversation we talk with Dupuis about his research and about some of the aspects we ought to pay attention to in the forthcoming years as the psychedelic renaissance continues to unfold.We hope you will...2022-11-2415 min
Psykedeliske Stemmer#5 - 'Psychedelic Insights' Series Part 3: David Dupuis – The importance of context & concerns for future pursuitsIn this podcast you will meet social anthropologist, clinical psychologist, and INSERM research fellow, David Dupuis. The last decade, Dupuis has conducted fieldwork among psychedelic users and practitioners in Latin America and Europe. His work especially focuses on contemporary recharacterizations and socialization of psychedelic usage and, more broadly, on the comparative study of relationships between "hallucinations" and culture.
In the following conversation we talk with Dupuis about his research and about some of the aspects we ought to pay attention to in the forthcoming years as the psychedelic renaissance continues to unfold.
We hope you will...2022-11-2415 min
Psykedeliske Stemmer#4 - 'Psychedelic Insights' Series Part 2: Torsten Passie – Lessons from the first psychedelic waveIn this episode you will meet, professor of psychiatry and psychotherapy at Hannover Medical school, Torsten Passie. Passie is a longstanding contributor to the psychedelic field. He has published numerous articles and books on psychedelics, such as “The Science of Microdosing Psychedelics”, “Healing with Entactogens”, and “The Pharmacology of LSD”. As mentioned in the podcast, Passie is sometimes referred to as an ‘encyclopedia’ within the psychedelic milieu. He has done remarkable work in recording and re-actualizing all the research that was conducted in what is called the first wave of psychedelic research between late 1940s and early 1970s. In the podcast we t...2022-11-2023 minRegnfang#35 Psychedelic Insights Part 2: Torsten Passie – lessons from the first psychedelic waveIn this episode you will meet, professor of psychiatry and psychotherapy at Hannover Medical school, Torsten Passie. Passie is a longstanding contributor to the psychedelic field. He has published numerous articles and books on psychedelics, such as “The Science of Microdosing Psychedelics”, “Healing with Entactogens”, and “The Pharmacology of LSD”. As mentioned in the podcast, Passie is sometimes referred to as an ‘encyclopedia’ within the psychedelic milieu. He has done remarkable work in recording and re-actualizing all the research that was conducted in what is called the first wave of psychedelic research between late 1940s and early 1970s. In the podcast we t...2022-11-2023 min
Psykedeliske Stemmer#3 - 'Psychedelic Insights' Series Part 1: Katrin Preller – The brain on psychedelicsIn this podcast, you will meet senior researcher, psychologist and neuroscientist at Yale University and University of Zurich, Katrin Preller. Throughout her career, Preller has done research in the neurobiological effects of various substances such as cocaine, MDMA, heroin, LSD and psilocybin. Together with her research group in Pharmaco-Neuroimaging and Cognitive-Emotional Processing at Zurich University, Preller has investigated the effects of psychedelics on health, emotional and cognitive processes, and in the following conversation, she gives us a condensed update on their work.
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Psykedeliske Stemmer#2 - 'Psychedelic Insights' Series Prelude: An introduction to psychedelics and the psychedelic renaissanceWelcome to “Psychedelic Insights” - a podcast series made by Regnfang and The Danish Center for Psychedelic Awareness. In this first episode of the series we want to begin with giving you a crash course in what psychedelics are, and highlight some of the reasons why they have become such a prominent research focus and object of public interest in recent years.
Most of the 10 ensuing episodes of the series were recorded at the Interdisciplinary Conference on Psychedelic Studies, 2022, which took place between the 22nd and 24th of September 2022 in the Haarlem Philharmonie near to Amsterdam. In the...2022-11-1608 minRegnfang#34 Psychedelic Insights Part 1: Katrin Preller – The brain on psychedelicsIn this podcast, you will meet senior researcher, psychologist and neuroscientist at Yale University and University of Zurich, Katrin Preller. Throughout her career, Preller has done research in the neurobiological effects of various substances such as cocaine, MDMA, heroin, LSD and psilocybin. Together with her research group in Pharmaco-Neuroimaging and Cognitive-Emotional Processing at Zurich University, Preller has investigated the effects of psychedelics on health, emotional and cognitive processes, and in the following conversation, she gives us a condensed update on their work. We hope you will enjoy the conversation!R...2022-11-1613 minRegnfang#33 Psychedelic Insights Prelude: An introduction to psychedelics and the ‘psychedelic renaissance’Welcome to “Psychedelic Insights” - a podcast series made by Regnfang and The Danish Center for Psychedelic Awareness. In this first episode of the series we want to begin with giving you a crash course in what psychedelics are, and highlight some of the reasons why they have become such a prominent research focus and object of public interest in recent years.Most of the 10 ensuing episodes of the series were recorded at the Interdisciplinary Conference on Psychedelic Research, 2022, which took place between the 22nd and 24th of September 2022 in the Haarlem Philharmonie near to Amsterdam. In the...2022-11-1508 minRegnfang#32 Zen Buddhism in the West: practice, communities, and abuse of power – Christopher HamacherIn recent decades, various forms of Buddhist practices have become more and more popular. The stories of profound life transformations through Buddhism are plentiful and the benefits of Buddhist forms of meditation are continuously reported by both practitioners and researchers.However, compared to other religious communities, Buddhism and in particular Zen Buddhism has been considered rather immune from allegations of sectarian scandals such as teacher abuse of authority and trust for economic, sexual, or other self-interested purpose.In this podcast I talk with Christopher Hamacher, zen Buddhist practitioner and daily leader of the Zen Dojo...2022-09-281h 23Regnfang#31 Filosofien som institution og tænkningen som håndværk – Søren Gosvig OlesenDenne udsendelses gæst er filosof og forfatter Søren Gosvig Olesen. Søren er lektor i filosofi på Københavns Universitet og har udgivet en lang række af bøger, bogkapitler og artikler om forskellige filosofiske tematikker. For nyligt har han udgivet bogen ’Filosofien i Frankrig’ på forlaget Wunderbuch. Han har derudover oversat værker til dansk af filosoffer som Giorgio Argamben, Jacques Derrida, Michel Foucault og Martin Heidegger. Temaet for denne udsendelse er Sørens seneste bog ’Filosofien som institution og tænkning som håndværk’ (på forlaget Klim). Her retter Søren en kritik mod den filoso...2022-08-311h 27Regnfang#30 Brasiliansk jiu-jitsu: ro, nervøsitet og dedikation – Shimon Mochizuki og Vincent Ringgaard ChristoffersenDenne udsendelses gæst er Shimon Mochizuki. Shimon er medejer og cheftræner for brasiliansk jiu-jitsu i klubben Arte Suave i København. Han var den første dansker til at opnå sort bælte i brasiliansk jiu-jitsu i 2008 og har siden trænet en lang række af kæmpere på absolut internationalt topplan.I udsendelsen taler vi med Shimon om hans egen historie ind i brasiliansk jiu-jitsu, udviklingen af Arte Suave og om de psykologiske dynamikker som både trænings- og kampsituationer i jiu-jitsu indeholder. Shimon kommer ind på emner som nervøsitet, dedikation, ydmyghed, ro o...2022-07-201h 48RegnfangMennesket i uføre #3 - Stine Zink Kaasgaard om Nietzsche & Kierkegaard (i samarbejde med LiteraturHaus & Eksistensfilosofisk Akademi)Nietzsche og Kierkegaard er måske de to filosoffer, de fleste danskere vil nævne først, hvis de blot skulle nævne to. Men hvad har de to 1800tals tænkere egentlig til fælles og hvad adskiller dem? Og hvordan kan deres verdenssyn inspirere os i en tid, hvor klima- og naturkatastrofer synes at udfordre hele vores blik på vores egen rolle i verden?Det fortæller filosof Stine Zink Kaasgaard om i denne udgave af podcastserien Mennesket i uføre.Kierkegaard går i kast med spørgsmålet om selvets beskaffenhed og dets forh...2022-05-301h 10RegnfangMennesket i uføre #1 - Hans Fink om Spinoza (i samarbejde med LiteraturHaus & Eksistensfilosofisk Akademi)Hvordan kan en hollandsk filosof fra 1600 tallet være med til give os nyt perspektiv på de natur- og klimakriser, vi står overfor i dag?Det er hovedspørgsmålet bag første podcast afsnit af Mennesket i uføre.Her kan du høre den über-engagerede filosof Hans Fink præsentere 1600tals filosoffen Spinoza, sætte ham i en historisk kontekst og give sit bud på, hvorfor Spinozas naturbegreb er så revolutionerende og absolut relevant i dag.‘Mennesket i uføre’ en en forelæsnings- og podcast række på 9 afsnit, som fører os helt fra...2022-04-281h 17
Den Forbudte SkoleSamtale med Sidsel Marie Henriksen om psykedelisk integrationI dette afsnit af Den Forbudte Skole, taler jeg med Sidsel Marie Henriksen. Sidsel er kandidat i antropologi, medstifter og podcaster på podcasten Regnfang. I denne samtale taler vi om psykedelisk integration i Danmark, Sidsel har nemlig lige forsvaret hendes speciale "no magic pill", hvor hun har undersøgt psykedelisk integration i Danmark.2022-03-281h 43Regnfang#29 Psilocybin, alkoholafhængighed og forbundethed – Mathias Ebbesen JensenKan oplevelser af ærefrygt og transcendens afhjælpe alkoholafhængighed? Har psykedeliske stoffer en fremtid i psykiatrien?I denne podcast taler vi med Mathias Ebbesen Jensen, læge og ph.d.-studerende ved Psykiatrisk Center på Rigshospitalet i København. Vi taler med Mathias om forskning i brugen af psilocybin— det psykoaktive stof i psykedeliske svampe og trøfler—i psykiatrien.Mathias er daglig leder af forskningsprojektet The Quantum Trip Trial, et randomiseret placebokontrolleret klinisk studie, der specifikt undersøger, om psilocybin kan bruges til behandling af alkoholafhængighed.Vi taler med Mathias om hans proje...2022-03-121h 23Regnfang#28 Oplæsning og nye digte – Søren R. FauthDenne udsendelse er den anden ud af to med forfatter og litteraturforsker, Søren R. Fauth. Søren er lektor ved Århus Universitet og har udgivet en lang række af forskningspublikationer om tysk litteratur og tænkning. Derudover har han forfattet fire digtsamlinger: Universet er slidt, På Jupiter findes fortiden ikke, Digt om døden og senest Moloch. De kan alle varmt anbefales.Temaet for denne anden udsendelse er todelt. For det første handler udsendelsen om den østrigske forfatter Thomas Bernhard (1931-89). Bernhard anses af mange for at være en af det tyvende århundredes største for...2022-03-0254 minRegnfang#27 Thomas Bernhard: biografi og værk – Søren R. FauthDenne udsendelse er den første ud af to med forfatter og litteraturforsker, Søren R. Fauth. Søren er lektor ved Århus Universitet og har udgivet en lang række af forskningspublikationer om tysk litteratur og tænkning. Derudover har han forfattet fire digtsamlinger: Universet er slidt, På Jupiter findes fortiden ikke, Digt om døden og senest Moloch. De kan alle varmt anbefales. Temaet for denne første udsendelse er den østrigske forfatter Thomas Bernhard (1931-89). Bernhard anses af mange for at være en af det tyvende århundredes største forfattere. Hans værker omhandler ofte...2022-02-1646 minRegnfang#26 Kunstens filosofi (1. del): Platon og Aristoteles – Martin Pasgaard-WestermanDenne udsendelse er den første ud af to med filosof og forfatter, Martin Pasgaard-Westerman. Emnet for udsendelsen er kunstens filosofi, altså den forgrening af filosofien som dybdegående har undersøgt emner som kunstens væsen, udøvelse og rolle i det politiske liv—med henblik på flere genre såsom dramaet, musikken og billedkunsten. Martin har gennem sit akademiske virke beskæftiget sig indgående med dette felt af filosofien og har her arbejdet med filosoffer som Kant, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche og mange andre. I denne første udsendelse tager Martin os dog med til begyndelsen på kunstens filosofi, neml...2022-02-031h 24Regnfang#25 Kvindelige eksistenstænkere (2. del): Simone Weil & Rachel Bespaloff – Stine Zink KaasgaardDenne udsendelse er den anden ud af to med filosof, Ph.d. og medstifter af Eksistensfilosofisk Akademi, Stine Zink Kaasgaard. Emnet for de to udsendelser er eksistensfilosofi og dens forankring og vedkommende i det konkrete, levede liv. Sammen med Stine læser vi tre fremtrædende, men relativt oversete kvindelige eksistenstænkere, nemlig María Zambrano, Simone Weil, og Rachel Bespaloff. De tre kvinder skrev op imod en samtid berørt af krig, første og anden verdenskrig samt den spanske krig, og de var alle landsflygtige. De insisterede på en virkeligheds-filosofi, der adresserer det fysiske, banale og konkrete i livet...2021-12-081h 21
BrainstormDin bevidsthed er hjerneforskningens største gåde - sådan prøver forskerne at løse denForskere har længe undret sig over, hvorfor vi mennesker har bevidste oplevelser.
Hvordan kan det lade sig gøre, at vores hjerner og vores kroppe sammen skaber vores helt egen unikke oplevelse af farven rød og smagen af lakrids?
Det har vist sig at være svært at undersøge i laboratoriet, og der findes et hav af forskellige teorier, som forsøger at forklare fænomenet.
Og i en ny videnskabelig artikel kommer danske forskere med en opfordring til at luge ud i de mange teorier og sammenholde dem bedre, med de forsøgsresultat...2021-11-2537 minRegnfang#24 Kvindelige eksistenstænkere (1. del): María Zambrano – Stine Zink KaasgaardDenne udsendelse er den første ud af to med filosof, Ph.d. og medstifter af Eksistensfilosofisk Akademi, Stine Zink Kaasgaard. Emnet for de to udsendelser er eksistensfilosofi og dens forankring og vedkommende i det konkrete, levede liv. Sammen med Stine læser vi tre fremtrædende, men relativt oversete kvindelige eksistenstænkere, nemlig María Zambrano, Simone Weil, og Rachel Bespaloff. De tre kvinder skrev op imod en samtid berørt af krig, første og anden verdenskrig samt den spanske krig, og de var alle landsflygtige. De insisterede på en virkeligheds-filosofi, der adresserer det fysiske, banale og konkrete...2021-11-241h 00Regnfang#23 Det Poetiske Sind – Stein VerstoDenne podcast er anden episode i serien ’Det Poetiske Sind’. Gennem samtaler med poeter fra Skandinavien undersøger serien hvad poesi er og kan, hvorfor poesi er en vigtig udtryksform, og hvordan vi kan forstå os selv, og den verden der omgiver os igennem poesien. Ordet poesi kommer fra det græske ord poesis som betyder at gøre, frembringe og skabe, eller sagt på en anden måde; at noget materialiserer sig. Poesi kan siges at materialisere sig i form af digte, og digte indeholder som bekendt vers, et ord som kommer fra latin og betyder; at vride og...2021-11-1050 minRegnfang#22 Det Poetiske Sind – Aasne LinneståDenne podcast er første episode i serien ’Det Poetiske Sind’. Gennem samtaler med poeter fra Skandinavien undersøger serien hvad poesi er og kan, hvorfor poesi er en vigtig udtryksform, og hvordan vi kan forstå os selv, og den verden der omgiver os igennem poesien. Ordet poesi kommer fra det græske ord poesis som betyder at gøre, frembringe og skabe, eller sagt på en anden måde; at noget materialiserer sig. Poesi kan siges at materialisere sig i form af digte, og digte indeholder som bekendt vers, et ord som kommer fra latin og betyder; at...2021-10-271h 01Regnfang#21 Traume, krop og kreativitet - Melinda Ashley MeyerI denne udsendelse taler vi med Melinda Ashley Meyer, professor ved European Graduate School og seniorprofessor ved Universitet i Sørøst Norge, samt leder og medstifter af det norske institut for ekspressiv kunst og kommunikation. I mere end 30 år har Melinda som ekspressiv kunstterapeut arbejdet i spændingsfeltet mellem kropsterapi og kreativitet i traumebehandling, særligt med krigsflygtninge og torturoverlevere. Hun har lavet tre dokumentarfilm om sit arbejde med flygtninge og skrevet flere bøger herom. Siden 2008 har hun været projektleder af et studie af enlige mindreårige flygtningedrenge i alderen 15 til 18 og herigennem udviklet interventionsmodellen EXIT.Det...2021-10-1349 minRegnfang#20 Det socio-kulturelle sind - Andreas RoepstorffVi har alle sammen en hjerne, vores egen hjerne. Vores helt særegne måde at opleve verden på, tænke og få ideer. Alligevel er vores hjerne ikke helt vores egne færdigstøbte ejendel, upåvirket og beskyttet fra omverdenen af hjerneskallen. De sociale, kulturelle og miljømæssige omstændigheder vi er opvokset og lever i, indvirker nemlig på vores hjerne og vores oplevelse af verden. Og hvordan det så foregår, er netop emnet for dagens podcast.Fordi, hvad sker der i krop og sind, når vi interagerer med hinanden? Hvordan indvirker socialitet og k...2021-09-291h 12Regnfang#19 The Mind of Skill, Part 5: Skill in Buddhism - Jay L. Garfield on ethics, perception, and spontaneity in Buddhist practiceThe present podcast is the fifth and last episode in a podcast-series, which we have named ‘The Mind of Skill’. As the name indicates, this series investigates the more mental dimensions of skill—it does so by interviewing a line of current experts. Besides being of interest in itself, the nature of skill is related to more general questions of human existence. For example, many of the ancient Greek philosophers saw a clear link between virtue and skill: according to them, virtuous individuals who were capable of living well could in some sense also be seen as people w...2021-09-151h 29Regnfang#18 The Mind of Skill, Part 4: Virtue as skills - Matt Stichter on self-regulation and virtue ethicsThe present podcast is the fourth episode in a podcast-series, which we have named ‘The Mind of Skill’. As the name indicates, this series investigates the mental dimensions of skill—more precisely, it does so by interviewing a line of current experts.Besides being of interest in itself, the nature of skill is related to more general questions of human existence. For example, many of the ancient Greek philosophers saw a clear link between virtue and skill: according to them, virtuous individuals who were capable of living well could in some sense also be seen as people who acq...2021-08-251h 13Regnfang#17 The Mind of Skill, Part 3: Musical expertise — Simon Høffding on absorption, self-awareness, and inter-subjectivity in musicThe present podcast is the third episode in a podcast-series, which we have named ‘The Mind of Skill’. As the name indicates, this series investigates the mental dimensions of skill—more precisely, it does so by interviewing a line of current experts.Besides being of interest in itself, the nature of skill is related to more general questions of human existence. For example, many of the ancient Greek philosophers saw a clear link between virtue and skill: according to them, virtuous individuals who were capable of living well could in some sense also be seen as people who acq...2021-08-111h 11Regnfang#16 The Mind of Skill, Part 2: Endurance—Noel Brick on self-regulation, attention, and cognitive strategiesThe present podcast is the second episode in a podcast-series which we have named ‘The Mind of Skill’. As the name indicates, this series investigates the mental dimensions of skill by interviewing a line of current experts. Besides being of interest in itself, the nature of skill is related to more general questions of human existence. To take some examples, many of the ancient Greek philosophers saw a clear link between virtue and skill: according to them, virtuous individuals who were capable of living well could in some sense also be seen as people who acquired the skill...2021-07-281h 11Regnfang#15 The Mind of Skill, Part 1: Optimal performance states - Christian SwannThis podcast is the first episode in a series we called ‘The Mind of Skill’. As the name indicates, this series investigates the more mental dimensions of skill training and execution. To do so, the series interviews a line of contemporary researchers and experts on the nature of skill in different contexts. Besides being of interest in itself, the nature of skill is related to more general questions of human existence. To take some examples, many of the ancient Greek philosophers saw a clear link between virtue and skill: according to them, virtuous individuals who were capable of li...2021-07-0155 minRegnfang#14 Mental health as relational, reciprocal, and contextual – Adam AronovichWithin mainstream Western psychiatry, mental health, wellbeing and affliction are often seen as mainly pertaining to imbalances within the individual, why care efforts often address the psychological and physiological dimensions of each person separately. In this podcast, we will explore the limitations of only taking such an overly individual approach to mental health, and seek complementary inspiration in alternative etiological, ontological and epistemological paradigms. To help us find ground in this vast terrain is the guest of this episode, Adam Aronovich. Adam has worked with alternatives to Western psychiatry and treatment in several ways. He is a PhD candidate...2021-06-161h 05Regnfang#13 Kierkegaard og Bonhoeffer: tro, tvivl og tænkning - Peter TudvadDenne udsendelse handler om tro; mere præcist om den kristne tro. Selvom jeg ikke selv er troende, så har jeg altid været dybt fascineret af forfattere som Dostojevskij og Tolstoy og deres eksistentielle tænkning om menneskesindet - en tænkning der på mange måder tog udgangspunkt i den kristne tro. Nærværende udsendelse belyser forholdet mellem tro, tvivl og tænkning. Udsendelsen kaster hermed et blik på to af de vel nok allerstørste teologiske og filosofiske tænkere fra det nittende og tyvende århundrede: nemlig den velkendte danske tænker Søren Kierkegaard o...2021-06-021h 13Regnfang#12 Ritualet: handling, indramning og yderliggørelse - Inger SjørslevOfringsritualer, overgangsritualer, sørgeritualer, soningsritualer, renselsesritualer, hyldest og taksigelses ritualer – ritualet har i varierende former været en central del af menneskelivet i årtusinder. Men hvorfor udfører mennesker ritualer? Hvad er det ritualet kan og gør? Og kan man tale om ritualet som en metode til både verdslig, relationel og sindslig-indgriben, eksistentiel transformation og selv-refleksion?Det er nogle af de spørgsmål, som dagens gæst, Inger Sjørslev, vil hjælpe os på vej med at besvare. Inger er antropolog og lektor emeritus ved Institut for Antropologi, Københavns Universitet og har gennem flere år...2021-05-191h 23Regnfang#11 Bevidsthedens gåder - Thor GrünbaumDenne udsendelses emne er på mange måder en smule abstrakt - emnet er nemlig bevidsthed. Det betyder, at udsendelsen omhandler spørgsmål som ’hvad er bevidsthed?’, ’hvordan opstår bevidsthed?’ og ‘hvilken rolle, hvis nogen, spiller bevidsthed i vores liv?’. Til at indføre os i disse abstrakte og forunderlige spørgsmål er udsendelsens gæst Thor Grünbaum. Thor er lektor i filosofi på Københavns Universitet. Her forsker og underviser han blandt andet i bevidsthedsstudier og leder desuden den interdisciplinære forskningsgruppe CoInAct. I sammenhæng hermed har han publiceret både fagfilosofiske og videnskabelige forskningsart...2021-05-051h 24Regnfang#10 Fortællingens vej, 4. del – Mette Steenberg, om læsning af skønlitteratur som en mental teknologi”Fortællingens vej” er en podcastserie i 4 afsnit, der undersøger læsning og kreativ skrivning som eksistentielle værktøjer. Nærmere bestemt, hvordan dét at beskæftige sig med fortællinger kan styrke vores mentale sundhed samt være et redskab til at skabe retning i livet.I denne episode er dagens gæst Mette Steenberg, Postdoc ved Interacting Minds Centre på institut for Kultur og Samfund ved Aarhus Universitet, samt stifter og daglig leder af Læseforeningen. Læseforeningen er en organisation der arbejder i krydsfeltet mellem litteratur, mental sundhed og socialt udviklingsarbejde, gennem faciliterin...2021-04-3034 minRegnfang#9 Fortællingens vej, 3. del – Trine Vendelboe Juul, om fortællingen som livsstrategiI denne tredje udsendelse af Fortællingens vej skal vi tale med Trine Vendelboe Juul om fortællingen som livsstrategi. Trine har en baggrund i litteraturvidenskab, samt æstetik og kulturstudier. Hun har i en årrække arbejdet med strategisk kommunikation og storytelling, og er opfinder af storywalk-konceptet. Det er netop i denne idé, at samtalen med Trine tager sit udgangspunkt.Helt overordnet består story-walk konceptet i at vandre i naturen og her blive guided af Trine i at formulere sin egen fortælling. Denne formulering forekommer ud fra 5 grundnarrative spørgsmål, nemlig: ’Hvor kommer vi fra?’, ’hvor...2021-04-2828 minRegnfang#8 Fortællingens vej, 2. del – Dan Simpson, on creative writing as an existential toolHow can we understand and create our lives through storytelling? How can we use reading and creative writing as existential tools? How can literature strengthen our mental health? This series examines these questions.The guest of this episode is poet, performer, and educator Dan Simpson. Dan has authored two works of poetry and has worked as poet-in-residence at Imperial College London, Glastonbury Festival, and St Albans Cathedral. Furthermore, Dan is the facilitator of creative writing groups. It is in relation to Dan’s role as facilitator on the course “writing the journey,”—a course he is facilitating for the...2021-04-2152 minRegnfang#7 Fortællingens vej, 1. del – Birgit Bundesen, om kreative skrivegrupper i psykiatrien”Fortællingens vej” er en podcastserie i 4 afsnit, der undersøger læsning og kreativ skrivning som eksistentielle værktøjer. Nærmere bestemt, hvordan dét at beskæftige sig med fortællinger kan styrke vores mentale sundhed samt være et redskab til at skabe retning i livet.I denne første udsendelse skal det handle om kreativ skrivning. Vi taler med Birgit Bundesen, overlæge på Psykiatrisk Center Amager, BA i litteraturvidenskab og forperson for foreningen Kunst og Mental Sundhed, om forskningsprogrammet REWRITALIZE, som hun er projektleder af. Om programmet skriver foreningen Kunst og Mental Sundhed, a...2021-04-1451 minRegnfang#6 Schopenhauer, digtningen og eksistensen - Søren Fauth (2. del)Denne udsendelse er den anden ud af to med forfatter og lektor, Søren Fauth. Mens første del havde et hovedfokus på den tyske filosof Arthur Schopenhauers eget liv og hans filosofihistoriske plads, så er emnet for denne anden udsendelse Søren Fauths egen digtning og denne digtnings relation til Schopenhauers tænkning. Det betyder, at samtalen berører flere gennemgående tematikker i Fauths værker såsom transcendensen, musikken og døden. I sammenhæng hermed læser Fauth flere udvalgte passager fra sine egne værker op. Selvom man ikke har hørt første del af in...2021-04-051h 08Regnfang#5 Schopenhauers liv og plads i filosofihistorien — Søren Fauth (1. del)Denne udsendelse er den første ud af to med forfatter og lektor ved Aarhus Universitet, Søren Fauth. Det overordnede emne for denne første del af interviewet er den tyske filosof Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860). Schopenhauer står tilbage som en af de mest betydningsfulde europæiske filosoffer fra 1800-tallet, og hans tænkning har dannet idégrundlag for store skikkelser som Friedrich Nietzsche, Sigmund Freud, Carl G. Jung, Richard Wagner og Thomas Mann. I sammenhæng hermed virker Schopenhauers tænkning stadigvæk imponerende moderne, og hans tanker om den menneskelige psykologi og lidelse stemmer på mange måd...2021-03-3054 minRegnfang#4 Mindfulness som medicin og fællesskab - Lone FjorbackMindfulness er i dag alment udbredt—ikke desto mindre er der stadigvæk flere uklarheder knyttet til fænomenet. For hvad består mindfulness helt præcist i? Hvordan anvendes mindfulness terapeutisk? Og hvilke aspekter af mindfulness er afgørende at belyse i fremtidens forskning? I denne udsendelse taler vi med Lone Fjorback, der er lektor i klinisk medicin og leder af Dansk Center for Mindfulness ved Århus Universitet. Lone har publiceret en lang række af forskningsartikler om mindfulness—mange af dem med henblik på psykiatrisk praksis. Foruden har Lone forfattet to bøger, nemlig udgivelserne Mindfulness og...2021-03-2448 minRegnfang#3 De psykologiske dimensioner af Dostojevskijs forfatterskab - Tine RoesenDette podcast er dedikeret til en af de mest velansete store russiske forfattere, den både nationalt folkekære og verdenshyldede Fjodor Mikhajlovitj Dostojevskij. Efter udsagn af den ret så polemiske og svært imponer-bare tyske filosof Friedrich Nietzsche var ”Dostojevskij den eneste psykolog fra hvem han havde noget at lære”, og det er netop denne udmelding, der er undersøgelsesobjekt for dette podcast. Sammen med dagens gæst, Tine Roesen, lektor i russisk litteratur ved Institut for Tværkulturelle og Regionale Studier ved Københavns Universitet, undersøger vi de psykologiske dimensioner af Dostojevskijs forfatterskab; hvad fortæller hans værke...2021-03-161h 20Regnfang#2 Meditation, metacognition, and existential awareness - Dusana DorjeeThe guest of this episode is cognitive scientist and author Dusana Dorjee. Dusana is senior lecturer at the University of York, where she leads the Well Minds Lab — furthermore, she has authored the two books Mind, Brain, and the Path to Happiness (2013) and Neuroscience and psychology of meditation in everyday life (2017). Among her many interesting publications, Dusana has published the article ‘Defining contemplative science’ in Frontiers of Psychology in 2016. In that article, she investigates the basic mechanisms of contemplative practice and proposes a very interesting conceptualisation of the processes involved. The po...2021-03-151h 28Regnfang#1 Den græske selvrefleksion - Marcel Lysgaard LechMange har hørt, at det antikke Grækenland, og i særdeleshed det antikke Athen, i årtusinder har dannet og stadigvæk danner grundlag for vores vestlige civilisation. Den placering på ’det kulturelle stamtræ’ gør det antikke Athen til et tidsløst interessant emne — på én og samme tid virker den antikke verden både utrolig langt væk og utrolig tæt på vores egen tid. Det bliver i særdeleshed tydeligt, når man begynder at læse de antikke dramaer og filosofi. Her bliver det klart, at disse værker stadigvæk fortæller os ufattelig meget om menne...2021-03-141h 31