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For The Love With Jen Hatmaker PodcastKrista Tippett: Making Spiritual Conversations Relatable and RealKrista Tippett's work in the realm of spirituality and human experience is unparalleled. She just has a divine gift for distilling complex topics into clear, palatable information that we can sit with, dissect, and examine. She uses her OnBeing podcast as a place to conduct honest conversations with theologians and thought leaders about what it means to be human, what it means to be alive. Curiosity is welcome in her space. She brings a sense of calm to everything around her. So during the frenzy of the holidays, which can be both joyful and stressful, we wanted to circle...2024-12-131h 14
Spark and HustleFinding Purpose: A Journey into Corporate Mindfulness with Rafael Puebla founder of OnBeing MindfulDiscover the transformative power of mindfulness with Rafael Puebla, the visionary founder of On Being Mindful. In our latest episode of Spark and Hustle, Rafael kicks off with a soothing one-minute guided meditation, setting the tone for a discussion on how mindfulness can radically improve both personal and professional realms. Rafael shares his compelling story of shifting from a high-powered marketing role at American Express in Mexico City to championing emotional intelligence in corporate America. His journey is a testament to the profound impact mindfulness can have on leadership, productivity, and human connection in the workplace.Rafael...2024-07-031h 02
On Being with Krista TippettNew From Poetry Unbound: A Series on Conflict and the Human ConditionA taste of a special mini-season of Poetry Unbound — bringing contemplative curiosity and the life-nurturing tether of poetry to the very present matter of conflict in our world. In this first offering, Pádraig introduces the intriguing idea of poems as teachers and ponders Wisława Szymborska’s “A Word on Statistics," translated by Joanna Trzeciak. This poem covers statistics of the most human kind — like the number of people in a group of 100 who think they know better, who can admire without envy, or who could do terrible things. Listen, and ask yourself: Which categories do I belong to? Which d...2024-05-2111 min
Power for the Peaceful: A Course in TaoVerse 48: "Tao Teaches Math"We are taught to add to self to be a self, but where is the wisdom that to increase is really decreasing, and to decrease is actually a positive? It’s here in Taoism, but also in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Orthodox Christianity, to start a list.
I reference a pretty crazy podcast from OnBeing by Krista Tippett: https://onbeing.org/programs/colette-pichon-battle-on-knowing-what-were-called-to/
Thanks so much to Naomi Joy Gill for lending her energy, voice, and – for me – a devastating question (in the good sense!).
May your days begin in emptiness, to become wombs to bir...2024-05-2037 min
Point of Relation with Thomas HueblKrista Tippett - The Transformative Power of LanguageThomas is joined by Peabody Award-winning broadcaster, New York Times bestselling author, and the host of On Being, Krista Tippett. They discuss the virtues of hospitality, humility, and creativity in spirituality, and in creating spaces where deep subjects and emotions can safely emerge. Krista explains how her upbringing and work as a journalist have shown her the need for human civilization to outgrow our binary ways of thinking and have the courage to hold contradictions and complexities. She and Thomas explore how humanity can mature and spiritually evolve, starting from within ourselves and our bodies, a...2023-08-081h 04
Health Bite116. How Tapping Into Nature And The Power Of Awe Helped Me Tame My Greatest FearLeave Health Bite a Feedback.Click This Link.I'm going to share a personal anecdote with you this week and still weave in some of the science and arguments to help convince you to incorporate the things that will help you live well.Tune in as I share the story behind my family’s recent draining traumatic experience and relate that to the healing power nature has on us, humans.What you will learn from this episode:---- Understand how spending time with nature helps regulate emotions, especially di...2023-02-1314 min.jpg)
Compass Podcast: Finding the spirituality in the day-to-day101: Rewire your brain for powerful spiritual connections with Caroline OakesCaroline Oakes shares how contemplative prayer and meditation rewire our thinking and open us up for Divine connection. In this episode, you’ll hear how Jesus practiced “the pause”–or took time away for centering and contemplation. You’ll also hear some of the ways that our own contemplative practices can change our thought processes and awaken a heightened awareness for God’s movement in our day-to-day lives.
Caroline Oakes is the author of Practice the Pause: Jesus’ Contemplative Practice, New Brain Science, and What It Means to Be Fully Human. She is a writer/spiritual director/publicist who i...2023-01-2542 min
Survive It WellEpisode 8: Not Normal, Except When You’re WritingHappy New Year! In this first episode of 2023, Aparna loves pedantry. Haley turns the tables and interviews Aparna about her dissertation. She gets honest about the desire to work with only joyful texts and why it’s a complicated desire. Honestly, Aparna is on fire in this episode. We discuss whether kids should be critical of the things they love and the implications of censoring what children read. We examine and consider the merits of differentiating between environmental and eco-poetry. We each describe the best day of food we’ve ever had. Aparna discovers the magnitude of pettiness that pass...2023-01-041h 10
On Being with Krista TippettKimberley Wilson — Whole Body Mental HealthThe British psychologist Kimberley Wilson works in the emergent field of whole body mental health, one of the most astonishing frontiers we are on as a species. Discoveries about the gut microbiome, for example, and the gut-brain axis; the fascinating vagus nerve and the power of the neurotransmitters we hear about in piecemeal ways in discussions around mental health. The phrase “mental health” itself makes less and less sense in light of the wild interactivity we can now see between what we’ve falsely compartmentalized as physical, emotional, mental, even spiritual. And so much of what we’re seeing brings u...2022-05-1949 minOn Being with Krista Tippett[Unedited] Kimberley Wilson with Krista TippettThe British psychologist Kimberley Wilson works in the emergent field of whole body mental health, one of the most astonishing frontiers we are on as a species. Discoveries about the gut microbiome, for example, and the gut-brain axis; the fascinating vagus nerve and the power of the neurotransmitters we hear about in piecemeal ways in discussions around mental health. The phrase “mental health” itself makes less and less sense in light of the wild interactivity we can now see between what we’ve falsely compartmentalized as physical, emotional, mental, even spiritual. And so much of what we’re seeing brings u...2022-05-191h 37On Being with Krista TippettRobin Wall Kimmerer — The Intelligence of PlantsFew books have been more eagerly passed from hand to hand with delight in these last years than Robin Wall Kimmerer’s Braiding Sweetgrass. Krista interviewed her in 2015, and it quickly became a much-loved show as her voice was just rising in common life. Robin is a botanist and also a member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation. She’s written, “Science polishes the gift of seeing, Indigenous traditions work with gifts of listening and language.” An expert in moss — a bryologist — she describes mosses as the “coral reefs of the forest.” Robin Wall Kimmerer opens a sense of wonder and humility for...2022-05-1249 minOn Being with Krista Tippett[Unedited] Robin Wall Kimmerer with Krista TippettFew books have been more eagerly passed from hand to hand with delight in these last years than Robin Wall Kimmerer’s Braiding Sweetgrass. Krista interviewed her in 2015, and it quickly became a much-loved show as her voice was just rising in common life. Robin is a botanist and also a member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation. She’s written, “Science polishes the gift of seeing, Indigenous traditions work with gifts of listening and language.” An expert in moss — a bryologist — she describes mosses as the “coral reefs of the forest.” Robin Wall Kimmerer opens a sense of wonder and humility for...2022-05-121h 26On Being with Krista Tippett[Unedited] Pádraig Ó Tuama with Krista TippettPádraig Ó Tuama is a friend, teacher, and colleague to the work of On Being. But before that was true, Krista took a revelatory trip to meet him at his home in Northern Ireland, a place that has known sectarianism and violent fracture and has evolved, not to perfection, yet to new life and once unimaginable repair and relationship. Our whole world screams of fracture, more now than when Krista sat with Pádraig in 2016. This conversation is a gentle, welcoming landing for pondering and befriending hard realities we are given. As the global educator Karen Murphy, another friend of...2022-04-281h 41
Freedom MattersOn Being & Freedom – Krista TippettThis week we welcome Krista Tippett. Krista is a Peabody Award-winning broadcaster, a National Humanities Medalist, a New York Times bestselling author and the creator and host of On Being, a world renown podcast which sets out to explore the immensity of our human lives.
In this extended episode, we discuss the importance of questions - how asking the right questions and accepting that there may never be an answer, can help us to know ourselves better, whilst enabling society to grow. We discuss the role of technology in our rush for answers, media’s role in th...2022-04-2838 minOn Being with Krista TippettAi-jen Poo and Tarana Burke — The Future of Hope 5The visionary, next-generation organizer Ai-jen Poo says this of Tarana Burke: “There are just so many layers of hope that she brings to the world and to people like me, to survivors, to all kinds of communities.” Ai-jen and Tarana are the conversation partners for this episode of The Future of Hope. And what a conversation it is. We listen in on a brilliant friendship that has powered and sustained two extraordinary women who are leading defining movements of this generation that call us to our highest humanity. Ai-jen has been long ahead of a cultural curve we are all...2022-04-2150 min
Born of WonderS3:5 EP30: The Women Who Revolutionized Ethics: Interview with Benjamin Lipscomb
On this episode, Katie discusses the fascinating philosophical contributions of four women philosophers: one a zealous Catholic convert, one a bohemian artist, one an upperclass academic, and one a 'jack of all trades' with a special interest in biology and animals. What did they all have in common? A shared desire for Truth in an age of dogmatic relativism. As they discussed and debated the huge ethical questions of the day (the Holocaust, etc.) they each reached toward a comprehensive understanding of the human person as ethically whole - able to be discussed and understood. Katie has a conversation with...2022-02-2258 min
Buddhas by the Roadside49. There are two kinds of peopleAn episode where D goes shopping for an argument... without much success, but it makes for some interesting deep messy conversations alongside the general banter. There's contrarianism, astrology and Apple products, Hegelian dialogue and two forms of Covid (the actual virus and the political virus), IQ tests and the DISC-test, and a whole lot more. We also mention (at least...) these things: Adam Grant book https://www.adamgrant.net/book/think-again/On Being episodes on marriage: https://onbeing.org/programs/david-blankenhorn-and-jonathan-rauch-the-future-of-marriage/On Being episodes on racism: https://onbeing.org/programs/derek-black-and-matthew-stevenson-befriending-radical-disagreement/T...2021-11-232h 02
Tankespjärn with Helena Roth22. Recognising humanity in others by finding it in ourselves | with Beverly DelidowOh.
Part of the process of releasing these podcast episodes, has me reading through the transcript of the conversation, picking out short parts that Caspian will then turn into raw snippets, that I listen to and verify their title, before he brands them.
Optimally, I do this just before I sit down to write the episode description, as it brings the conversation fresh into my mind, and that’s precisely where I am at right now.
And as I listened to Beverly musing on belief-systems, finding your own values, and recognizing humanity in sel...2021-09-211h 28
storyOSOnBeing Creative Director Erin Collasaco on Storytelling for Societal TransformationThere’s still this idea that we’re living in an extra dark time, that things are bad, worst year ever...that sort of thing. That’s because stories — even macro-level stories — don’t just change on their own. We need storytellers to help us learn how to tell better stories. We need people who care about story to help us set a new, better narrative. That’s something Erin Collasaco is passionate about. She’s the creative director at OnBeing, a media and public life initiative that’s all about helping people change on a personal level in...2021-06-0412 min
Politics and PoetryPolitics & Poetry Episode 1: Introduction!We're excited to launch our first episode of Politics and Poetry, a new podcast about the power of poetry to engage us in political conversations. Join three generations of political activists and poetry lovers as we read and share a curated collection of ideas written by critics, reporters, authors, poets, historians and politicians to spur thoughtful discussion about the ways that poets and politicians use voice, rhyme, rhythm, meter, verse and alliteration to capture our interest and spark change. References:Angelou, M. (1944). The complete collected poems of Maya Angelou. Random House I...2020-12-1626 min
Earth Converse PodcastEpisode 24: Poetry in our livesWhat part does poetry play in your life?
In this #earthconversepodcast episode, Penelope explores poetry as an expression of our connection with ourselves, each other and the world. Linking with previous episodes and contributors, she touches on poetry and nature, poetry and leadership, poetry and organizational life, and poetry as citizens of the earth.
A mere drop in the vast ocean, but an invitation for you to reflect on your favourite poets and poems, what poetry naturally means to you, and the role it particularly plays in your consciousness, being and evolution. (20 mins)2020-10-1400 min
Monday MindsetUnderstanding Ambiguous LossIn this episode Terri shares a useful concept of ambiguous loss as a framework to understand that nearly everyone is currently experiencing it. She and Daisy discuss the lens of grieving and loss to contextualize how to support ourselves and others during this complicated time in the world.
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unfolding sharp cornersWhat Could Love in Action Look Like?Recorded 9/21/20Bharti and Sherry unfold the challenge of feeling the rightful anger we feel while still taking action that is based in meaningful love and justice, instead of in self and community-consuming rage. If you’re trying to hold the world in this wildly difficult moment, and not be destroyed in the process, we hear you. We don't have all the answers, let's unfold this together. Feedback form: https://forms.gle/NAPRu2sdsMvfheVh8 Links from this episode:Notice the Rage; Notice the Silence’ https://onbeing.org/programs/resmaa-menakem-notice-the-rage-notice-the-silence/In Conversation Robin...2020-09-2955 min
Mental Health Mondays - Sustaining Life in a PandemicMental Health Mondays - Sustaining Life in a Pandemic - S2 Episode 3This week Kelli Skoog, LAMFT, encourages us to continue to be kind to ourselves during this stressful and unpredictable season.
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· There isn’t a playbook for what we’re all going through right now. Do you ever feel like you have to have it all together or have all the answers? Take a deep breath and remind yourself that we’re all just stumbling through this together. No one has it all figured out.
· It takes a lot of energy just to be in...2020-07-1419 min
On Being with Krista TippettLiving the Questions: How can we balance connection with disconnection?To a question from listener Vanessa Parfett in Melbourne, Krista reflects on "Zoomzaustion" and relearning the primacy of our bodies. Also, how this helps explain poetry's rise in our midst, and can make us more whole.Living the Questions is an occasional On Being segment where Krista muses on questions from our listening community. Submit your own at ltq@onbeing.org.Krista Tippett created and leads The On Being Project, hosts the On Being radio show and podcast, and curates The Civil Conversations Project. She received the National Humanities Medal at the White House in 2014...2020-04-2810 min
On Being with Krista TippettLiving the Questions: How can I find my footing in a shifting world?To a question from listener Elena Rivera of Colorado Springs, Krista reflects on seeing this as a collective moment of transition (which is always stressful in human life) and ponders what we might integrate into the people we become on the other side of it. “To really, actively, accompany each other in holding that question — that might be a spiritual calling but also a civilizational calling for this very extraordinary transition,” she says. Living the Questions is an occasional On Being segment where Krista muses on questions from our listening community. Submit your own at ltq@onbeing.org.2020-04-1410 min
On Being with Krista TippettA Poem in Gratitude for Health Care WorkersIn Leanne O’Sullivan’s poem “Leaving Early,” the poet writes to her ill husband, entrusting him into the care of a nurse named Fionnuala. As the novel coronavirus sweeps the globe, many of us can’t physically be there for loved ones who are sick. Instead, it is the health care workers — and all involved in the health care system — who are tirelessly present, caring for others in spite of exhaustion and the risk it brings to their own well being.We offer this episode of Poetry Unbound in profound gratitude toward all who are working in health care...2020-04-0311 min
Poetry UnboundLeanne O'Sullivan — Leaving EarlyIn Leanne O’Sullivan’s poem “Leaving Early,” the poet writes to her ill husband, entrusting him into the care of a nurse named Fionnuala. As the novel coronavirus sweeps the globe, many of us can’t physically be there for loved ones who are sick. Instead, it is the health care workers — and all involved in the health care system — who are tirelessly present, caring for others in spite of exhaustion and the risk it brings to their own wellbeing.We offer this episode of Poetry Unbound in profound gratitude toward all who are working in health care ri...2020-04-0311 min
On Being with Krista TippettLiving the Questions: At home, frustrated and stressed — is 'just being' worthy right now?“If I believe that we are all inherently worthy just by being human, how can I feel that way when I feel I’m doing ‘nothing?’” — Anna Bondoc from Los AngelesSo many of us are raised to believe that hard work is what makes us valuable; many of our professions and even our identities as helpers are on hold. How does self-worth interact with just being when we feel we're doing nothing? Krista reflects on the problem with the phrase “just being” — and how settling inside ourselves right now, and kindness towards ourselves, are gifts to the world we want t...2020-03-3109 min
Health Gig72. Krista Tippett - The Connective Tissue Is What Shows Us What’s Possible - On BeingWe are honored to have Krista Tippett on Health Gig. She is the creator and host of the highly acclaimed public radio program and podcast On Being, which features conversations with theologians, scientists and artists about spirituality, community, creativity and how we can build a more just and civil society. She is also the curator of the Civil Conversations Project at On Being. Krista Tippett is a Peabody Award winning broadcaster, a New York Times best selling author and a National Humanities Medal recipient, which she received from President Barack Obama in 2014.
In today’s podcast we talk about the im...2020-03-2535 minPoetry UnboundEmily Dickinson — 1383Emily Dickinson’s poem “1383” honors the friendships that endure across time, circumstance, and even misunderstanding. Akin to fire, the connections in these friendships may be strong enough to burn or hurt us, but Dickinson acknowledges that their light continues to draw us in regardless.After listening, we invite you to reflect on this question: Think about a friendship that has remained steady for you across the years, even as both of you have changed. Why do you think your relationship has endured?About the Poet:Emily Dickinson was a 19th-century American poet from Amhers...2020-03-2006 minPoetry UnboundRaymond Antrobus — Miami AirportRaymond Antrobus’s poem “Miami Airport” bears witness to the disempowerment that comes when you’re not believed. The voice of the poet is absent, and all we hear is an interrogator seeking to disrupt and displace. This space of suspicion creates anxiety, transporting us to the places and times when someone has questioned the truth of our story.A question to reflect on after you listen: When have you felt disempowered by questions about yourself? Did you find your voice again? How?About the Poet:Raymond Antrobus is a freelance poet and teacher...2020-03-1610 minPoetry UnboundPatrick Kavanagh — The OnePatrick Kavanagh’s poem “The One” is about seeing beauty in the ordinary places of home. One of Ireland’s most famous poets, Kavanagh grew up in rural County Monaghan and moved to Dublin as a young man. This poem revisits the boglands of his home, which he once hated but came to love. A question to reflect on after you listen: Think about where you’re from. How has your understanding of it changed over time?About the Poet:Patrick Kavanagh was a prominent Irish poet and writer who died in 1967. His books inclu...2020-03-1308 minPoetry UnboundAli Cobby Eckermann — KulilaAli Cobby Eckermann’s poem “Kulila” insists on remembering as a moral act. Through the poem, the Aboriginal poet mourns the loss of Indigenous cultures in Australia and how they have been damaged and changed by colonization. Cobby Eckermann calls her readers to a place of listening and lament as a way to keep alive the memory of who we are and who we could’ve been.A question to reflect on after you listen: What in your culture or community needs to be lamented, honored, and told?About the Poet:Ali Cobby Eckerman...2020-03-0909 minPoetry UnboundKei Miller — Book of GenesisKei Miller’s poem “Book of Genesis” asks us to imagine a God who makes things spring into life specifically for us. Just as the poet of Genesis proclaims, “Let there be,” Miller wonders what freedom and flourishing we’d find in imagining a “Let” pronounced not for the person others say we should be, but for the person we are.A question to reflect on after you listen: How can you begin to let yourself flourish today, just as you are?About the Poet:Kei Miller is a professor of English and creative writing...2020-03-0605 minPoetry UnboundLemn Sissay — Some Things I LikeLemn Sissay’s poem “Some Things I Like” celebrates what we might consider discardable — like cold tea, ash trays, and even people. Raising a joyous toast to the forgotten and the forgettable, Sissay recognizes the power we give to what we pay attention to and invites us to look anew at all that has been undervalued. A question to reflect on after you listen: What is something you like that others may not value in the same way?About the Poet:Lemn Sissay is a poet, playwright, and broadcaster. He contributes regularly to BBC radio...2020-03-0209 minPoetry UnboundJoy Harjo — Praise the RainJoy Harjo’s poem “Praise the Rain” makes space to appreciate all the nuances of our lives. Echoing Rumi’s poem “The Guest House,” she asks us to be present to this moment — the crazy or the sad, the beginning or the end — to greet it all with the powerful word: “Praise.”A question to reflect on after you listen: What can you praise today?About the Poet:Joy Harjo is the 23rd poet laureate of the United States and a writer of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. She has written nine books of poetry, several plays...2020-02-2807 minPoetry UnboundRoss Gay — Ode to Buttoning and Unbuttoning My ShirtRoss Gay’s poem “Ode to Buttoning and Unbuttoning My Shirt” uses an everyday task to examine what is made and unmade in small moments. He imagines his fingers opening and closing things, like buttons, the eyes of a dead person, relationships. In doing so, the poem asks us to simply pay attention, today, to what we’re doing with our hands — to understand them as intimate pathways into the stories of our bodies and the stories of our lives.A question to reflect on after you listen: What have you done with your hands today? What are you op...2020-02-2408 minPoetry UnboundAllison Funk — The Prodigal’s Mother Speaks to GodAllison Funk’s poem “The Prodigal’s Mother Speaks to God” tells the age-old story of The Prodigal Son through a new voice: the unnamed woman of the parable. This woman is truthful, wise, and loving. She knows the dedications and limitations of love. She seeks to see clearly, even though it’s hard to see clearly. A question to reflect on after you listen: When has love been complicated for you?About the Poet:Allison Funk is a distinguished professor of English at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Her books include The Knot Garden, The...2020-02-2108 minPoetry UnboundJane Mead — Substance Abuse TrialJane Mead’s “Substance Abuse Trial” is set in a courtroom where a daughter hears her father’s name mispronounced at his trial. As she watches this, she wishes that the court could see the fullness of her father and his story — to bear witness to him as a human being, defined by much more than his addiction.A question to reflect on after you listen: When was a time when you were judged based on a mistake you made, rather than the fullness of who you are?About the Poet:Jane Mead authored f...2020-02-1709 minPoetry UnboundOcean Vuong — Seventh Circle of EarthOcean Vuong’s poem “Seventh Circle of Earth” is an homage to the love and intimacy shared by Michael Humphrey and Clayton Capshaw, a gay couple who were murdered in their home in Dallas, Texas. In the midst of recognizing the violence and threat LGBTQI communities face, the poem holds space for tenderness — and honors their love.A question to reflect on after you listen: What examples have you seen of love and power enacted, even in the face of threat?About the poet:Ocean Vuong is an assistant professor in the MFA program...2020-02-1411 min
Mindrolling with Raghu MarkusEp. 328 - On Being with Krista TippettRaghu Markus welcomes author and journalist Krista Tippett onto the Mindrolling Podcast for a loving remembrance of Ram Dass' teachings and an exploration of how we can get free through love, acceptance, and inner inquiry.Krista Tippett is an American journalist, author, and entrepreneur. She is the creator and host of the public radio program and podcast On Being. In 2014, Tippett was awarded the National Humanities Medal by U.S. President Barack Obama. Subscribe to On Being and find thoughtfully curated collections of audio, essays, and poetry from The On Being Project’s deep archive at onbeing.org.2020-02-1259 minPoetry UnboundTracy K. Smith — SongTracy K. Smith’s poem “Song” is filled with observations of a loved person: their habits, the things they do when they think nobody is watching. Love is shown and celebrated in observing the small practices of another. A question to reflect on after you listen: What’s something small and quiet you’ve noticed about a loved one?About the poet:Tracy K. Smith is a professor of creative writing at Princeton University and the former poet laureate of the United States. Her poetry collections include Life on Mars, winner of the Pulitzer Pri...2020-02-1008 minPoetry UnboundMarie Howe — My Mother’s BodyMarie Howe’s poem “My Mother’s Body” is wise about age. In the poem, Marie’s mother is young enough to be Marie’s own daughter, and in this imagination there is wonder, understanding, and even forgiveness. A question to reflect on after you listen: Are there things that you have found easier to understand — or even forgive — as you’ve gotten older?About the poet:Marie Howe is a chancellor of the Academy of American Poets. She’s published four collections of poetry: What the Living Do, The Good Thief, The Kingdom of Ordinary Ti...2020-02-0708 minPoetry UnboundFaisal Mohyuddin — PrayerFaisal Mohyuddin’s poem “Prayer” describes a practice of devotion. It’s a spacious and hospitable poem, filled with references to ritual and the body, and an invitation to share in the warm light of a household lamp. A question to reflect on after you listen: What rituals do you use to anchor yourself?About the poet:Faisal Mohyuddin is a writer, artist, and educator. He is the author of The Displaced Children of Displaced Children, winner of the 2017 Sexton Prize in Poetry and a 2018 Summer Recommendation of the Poetry Book Society. He teaches E...2020-02-0308 minPoetry UnboundAimee Nezhukumatathil — On Listening to Your Teacher Take AttendanceAimee Nezhukumatathil’s poem “On Listening to Your Teacher Take Attendance” offers a way to ground yourself during vulnerable moments. The poet gathers strength from being loved, which helps her in times of displacement.A question to reflect on after you listen: What stories do you hold on to when you're feeling displaced?About the poet:Aimee Nezhukumatathil is a professor of English and creative writing in the MFA program at the University of Mississippi. She also serves as the poetry editor for Orion magazine. Her books include Lucky Fish, At the Drive-In Volcan...2020-01-3108 minPoetry UnboundBrad Aaron Modlin — What You Missed That Day You Were Absent from Fourth GradeBrad Aaron Modlin’s poem “What You Missed That Day You Were Absent from Fourth Grade” speaks of learning to grow up by yourself. The poet wonders what life lessons would look like if they could be taught by a teacher; a good teacher, a teacher like Mrs. Nelson.A question to reflect on after you listen: What life lessons did you have to learn by yourself?About the poet: Brad Aaron Modlin is the Reynolds Endowed Chair of Creative Writing at the University of Nebraska at Kearney. He holds a PhD from Ohio University and an...2020-01-2708 minOn Being with Krista Tippett[Unedited] Brené Brown with Krista TippettBrené Brown says our belonging to each other can’t be lost, but it can be forgotten. Her research has reminded the world in recent years of the uncomfortable, life-giving link between vulnerability and courage. Now she’s turning her attention to how we walked into the crisis of our life together and how we can move beyond it: with strong backs, soft fronts, and wild hearts.Brené Brown is a research professor at the University of Houston, where she holds the Huffington Foundation-Brené Brown Endowed Chair at the Graduate College of Social Work. Her books include The Gif...2020-01-021h 18
This Movie Changed MeThis Movie Changed Me: What would you like to hear next?Season 2 of This Movie Changed Me is a wrap! Before we go away to work on our next season, we’d love to hear from you. What did you love? How can we make the podcast even better? Go to onbeing.org/tmcmsurvey to tell us a little about yourself and what you’d like to hear next. Stay tuned for more episodes when we’re back with season 3.Subscribe to our newsletter so we can stay in touch with you about our next season: onbeing.org/tmcmletter.
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On Being StudiosThis Movie Changed Me: What would you like to hear next?Season 2 of This Movie Changed Me is a wrap! Before we go away to work on our next season, we’d love to hear from you. What did you love? How can we make the podcast even better? Go to onbeing.org/tmcmsurvey to tell us a little about yourself and what you’d like to hear next. Stay tuned for more episodes when we’re back with season 3.
Subscribe to our newsletter so we can stay in touch with you about our next season: onbeing.org/tmcmletter.2019-12-1601 minThis Movie Changed MeThe Wiz — Michael Strautmanis“The Wiz” is a reimagining of the classic “Wizard of Oz” tale, complete with an all-black, all-star cast and Quincy Jones-produced soundtrack. Diana Ross stars as Dorothy, a 24-year-old school teacher who has never set foot outside her neighborhood in Harlem. When a violent storm transports her to a faraway place, she’s taken out of her comfort zone and yearns to find a way back. Lawyer Michael Strautmanis had never seen a movie that offered a warm portrayal of his experience growing up on the South Side of Chicago in a tight-knit African American community. His love for every aspe...2019-12-1023 minThis Movie Changed MeThe Wizard of Oz — Seth Godin“The Wizard of Oz” is one of the most watched films of all time. When a tornado whisks Dorothy and her dog Toto from their Kansas home to the magical Land of Oz, Dorothy has to seek out its wizard to find a way home. Along the way, she makes new friends and encounters all sorts of obstacles — all made delightful by the movie’s iconic original music and use of color, which was groundbreaking at the time. Entrepreneur Seth Godin says the movie made a strong impression on him as a child: Seeing a young person take action inspired...2019-12-1026 min
On Being Studios[Unedited] The Wiz — Michael Strautmanis“The Wiz” is a reimagining of the classic “Wizard of Oz” tale, complete with an all-black, all-star cast and Quincy Jones-produced soundtrack. Diana Ross stars as Dorothy, a 24-year-old school teacher who has never set foot outside her neighborhood in Harlem. When a violent storm transports her to a faraway place, she’s taken out of her comfort zone and yearns to find a way back. Lawyer Michael Strautmanis had never seen a movie that offered a warm portrayal of his experience growing up on the South Side of Chicago in a tight-knit African American community. His love for every aspect of...2019-12-1033 min
On Being StudiosThe Wiz — Michael Strautmanis“The Wiz” is a reimagining of the classic “Wizard of Oz” tale, complete with an all-black, all-star cast and Quincy Jones-produced soundtrack. Diana Ross stars as Dorothy, a 24-year-old school teacher who has never set foot outside her neighborhood in Harlem. When a violent storm transports her to a faraway place, she’s taken out of her comfort zone and yearns to find a way back. Lawyer Michael Strautmanis had never seen a movie that offered a warm portrayal of his experience growing up on the South Side of Chicago in a tight-knit African American community. His love for every aspect of...2019-12-1023 min
On Being StudiosThe Wizard Of Oz — Seth Godin“The Wizard of Oz” is one of the most watched films of all time. When a tornado whisks Dorothy and her dog Toto from their Kansas home to the magical Land of Oz, Dorothy has to seek out its wizard to find a way home. Along the way, she makes new friends and encounters all sorts of obstacles — all made delightful by the movie’s iconic original music and use of color, which was groundbreaking at the time. Entrepreneur Seth Godin says the movie made a strong impression on him as a child: Seeing a young person take action inspired him to d...2019-12-1026 min
On Being Studios[Unedited] The Wizard Of Oz — Seth Godin“The Wizard of Oz” is one of the most watched films of all time. When a tornado whisks Dorothy and her dog Toto from their Kansas home to the magical Land of Oz, Dorothy has to seek out its wizard to find a way home. Along the way, she makes new friends and encounters all sorts of obstacles — all made delightful by the movie’s iconic original music and use of color, which was groundbreaking at the time. Entrepreneur Seth Godin says the movie made a strong impression on him as a child: Seeing a young person take action inspired him to d...2019-12-1028 minThis Movie Changed MeThe Namesake — Nishta MehraThe Namesake, an adaptation of Jhumpa Lahiri’s novel, is a moving exploration of the immigrant experience told through the story of the Ganguli family. The parents, Ashoke and Ashima, marry in India and emigrate to New York state, where they raise their two children, Gogol and Sonia. In tracing the lives of two generations of a family, the movie examines not just the opportunity and promise gained from immigrating to a new country, but also all that is lost from one generation to the next. The wholeness of this depiction offered solace to writer Nishta Mehra after her fa...2019-12-0333 min
On Being StudiosThe Namesake — Nishta MehraThe Namesake, an adaptation of Jhumpa Lahiri’s novel, is a moving exploration of the immigrant experience told through the story of the Ganguli family. The parents, Ashoke and Ashima, marry in India and emigrate to New York state, where they raise their two children, Gogol and Sonia. In tracing the lives of two generations of a family, the movie examines not just the opportunity and promise gained from immigrating to a new country, but also all that is lost from one generation to the next. The wholeness of this depiction offered solace to writer Nishta Mehra after her father’s de...2019-12-0333 min
On Being Studios[Unedited] The Namesake — Nishta MehraThe Namesake, an adaptation of Jhumpa Lahiri’s novel, is a moving exploration of the immigrant experience told through the story of the Ganguli family. The parents, Ashoke and Ashima, marry in India and emigrate to New York state, where they raise their two children, Gogol and Sonia. In tracing the lives of two generations of a family, the movie examines not just the opportunity and promise gained from immigrating to a new country, but also all that is lost from one generation to the next. The wholeness of this depiction offered solace to writer Nishta Mehra after her father’s de...2019-12-0339 min
The Yay ShowYay Show 140: A pre-thanksgiving invitation to brave and yay spaceHappy Thanksgiving all! Forming new gratitudes as we speak even as I interrupt the stuffing making to make this, which makes me happy and gives me lots of why!Inspired by and with many thanks to The On Being Project, Krista Tippett, Jennifer Bailey, Lennon Flowers. Includes an excerpt from this podcast https://onbeing.org/programs/jennifer-bailey-and-lennon-flowers-an-invitation-to-brave-space/. Please listen to the whole thing and check out/subscribe to onbeing and all the radocity that comes out of their work!Find out more, as I will, about Jennifer and Lennon and the pe...2019-11-2828 minThis Movie Changed MeAuntie Mame — Justin Sayre“Life is a banquet, and most poor suckers are starving to death!” So declares the title character in the 1958 comedy Auntie Mame. She introduces her Bohemian world to her nephew, Patrick, who comes under her care after he is orphaned. The movie’s celebration of individuality and independence inspired comedian Justin Sayre to embrace his own — whether as a gay person or a queer artist. “You don’t have to do anything you’re told,” he says. “You just have to be kind. And you just have to never stop looking. That’s it.”Justin Sayre is a writer, performer, an...2019-11-2630 min
On Being StudiosAuntie Mame — Justin Sayre“Life is a banquet, and most poor suckers are starving to death!” So declares the title character in the 1958 comedy Auntie Mame. She introduces her Bohemian world to her nephew, Patrick, who comes under her care after he is orphaned. The movie’s celebration of individuality and independence inspired comedian Justin Sayre to embrace his own — whether as a gay person or a queer artist. “You don’t have to do anything you’re told,” he says. “You just have to be kind. And you just have to never stop looking. That’s it.”
Justin Sayre is a writer, performer, and a regular fixture...2019-11-2630 min
On Being Studios[Extended] Auntie Mame — Justin Sayre“Life is a banquet, and most poor suckers are starving to death!” So declares the title character in the 1958 comedy Auntie Mame. She introduces her Bohemian world to her nephew, Patrick, who comes under her care after he is orphaned. The movie’s celebration of individuality and independence inspired comedian Justin Sayre to embrace his own — whether as a gay person or a queer artist. “You don’t have to do anything you’re told,” he says. “You just have to be kind. And you just have to never stop looking. That’s it.”
Justin Sayre is a writer, performer, and a regular fixture...2019-11-261h 09This Movie Changed MeMalcolm X — Andrea JenkinsSpike Lee’s “Malcolm X” paints a nuanced portrait of a historical icon — as a human being who was constantly searching for his truth and who was willing to change his mind in public, over and over again. The movie takes us through the various chapters of Malcolm X’s life: first as Malcolm Little, then, in his early 20s, as “Detroit Red,” to his rise as Malcolm X, the activist preserved in history books today — and beyond. Activist and poet Andrea Jenkins related to Malcolm X’s experience of transformation and evolution portrayed in the movie. She’s a city council member...2019-11-1936 min
On Being StudiosMalcolm X — Andrea JenkinsSpike Lee’s “Malcolm X” paints a nuanced portrait of a historical icon — as a human being who was constantly searching for his truth and who was willing to change his mind in public, over and over again. The movie takes us through the various chapters of Malcolm X’s life: first as Malcolm Little, then, in his early 20s, as “Detroit Red,” to his rise as Malcolm X, the activist preserved in history books today — and beyond. Activist and poet Andrea Jenkins related to Malcolm X’s experience of transformation and evolution portrayed in the movie. She’s a city council member...2019-11-1936 minThis Movie Changed MeA League of Their Own — Jessica Mendoza“A League of Their Own” is a fictionalized account of the real-life All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, formed during World War II. Geena Davis and Lori Petty play the competitive Hinson sisters, who are recruited to join the Rockford Peaches and play in the league. Since its release in 1992, the movie has inspired many young female athletes, including baseball commentator Jessica Mendoza. She grew up playing softball with her sister and went on to compete at the Olympics — including winning gold and silver. Jessica says one of the movie’s famous lines — “It’s the hard that makes it great” — offere...2019-11-1233 min
On Being Studios[Unedited] A League Of Their Own — Jessica Mendoza“A League of Their Own” is a fictionalized account of the real-life All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, formed during World War II. Geena Davis and Lori Petty play the competitive Hinson sisters, who are recruited to join the Rockford Peaches and play in the league. Since its release in 1992, the movie has inspired many young female athletes, including baseball commentator Jessica Mendoza. She grew up playing softball with her sister and went on to compete at the Olympics — including winning gold and silver. Jessica says one of the movie’s famous lines — “It’s the hard that makes it great” — offered her inspir...2019-11-1232 min
On Being StudiosA League of Their Own — Jessica Mendoza“A League of Their Own” is a fictionalized account of the real-life All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, formed during World War II. Geena Davis and Lori Petty play the competitive Hinson sisters, who are recruited to join the Rockford Peaches and play in the league. Since its release in 1992, the movie has inspired many young female athletes, including baseball commentator Jessica Mendoza. She grew up playing softball with her sister and went on to compete at the Olympics — including winning gold and silver. Jessica says one of the movie’s famous lines — “It’s the hard that makes it great” — offered her inspir...2019-11-1233 minThis Movie Changed MeKes — June ThomasSet in a coal mining community in Yorkshire, the movie “Kes” tells the story of 15-year-old Billy Casper, who is in many ways a victim of his environment: He’s picked on at school and at home, and the adults in his life have given up on him. But he begins to find freedom and refuge when he starts training a kestrel hawk. Podcast producer June Thomas, who grew up in a similar community to the one portrayed in “Kes,” says it’s this realism that helped her connect with her hometown in Northern England, even years after she left....2019-11-0524 min
On Being StudiosKes — June ThomasSet in a coal mining community in Yorkshire, the movie “Kes” tells the story of 15-year-old Billy Casper, who is in many ways a victim of his environment: He’s picked on at school and at home, and the adults in his life have given up on him. But he begins to find freedom and refuge when he starts training a kestrel hawk. Podcast producer June Thomas, who grew up in a similar community to the one portrayed in “Kes,” says it’s this realism that helped her connect with her hometown in Northern England, even years after she left.
June Thomas...2019-11-0524 minThis Movie Changed MeCoco — Monica CastilloCoco is a heartwarming tribute to the spirit of El Día de Los Muertos, the Mexican celebration of remembrance. The Pixar movie tells the story of Miguel, a young boy who dreams of becoming a musician. When his family forbids him to perform at a concert on El Día de Los Muertos, he steals a guitar from the memorial of a renowned musician and finds himself journeying to the Land of the Dead, where he meets some of his ancestors — and learns more about the role they play in his identity. Writer and critic Monica Castillo was moved...2019-10-2930 min
On BeingJennifer Bailey and Lennon Flowers — An Invitation to Brave SpaceLennon Flowers and Rev. Jennifer Bailey embody a particular wisdom of millennials around grief, loss, and faith. Together they created The People’s Supper, which uses shared meals to build trust and connection among people of different identities and perspectives. Since 2017, they have hosted more than 1,500 meals. In the words they use, the practices they cultivate (some of which we’ve collected on onbeing.org), and the way they think, Flowers and Bailey issue an invitation not to safe space, but to brave space.
Rev. Jennifer Bailey is co-founder of The People’s Supper and the founder and executive director of Fai...2019-10-1751 minOn Being StudiosJennifer Bailey and Lennon Flowers — An Invitation to Brave SpaceLennon Flowers and Rev. Jennifer Bailey embody a particular wisdom of millennials around grief, loss, and faith. Together they created The People’s Supper, which uses shared meals to build trust and connection among people of different identities and perspectives. Since 2017, they have hosted more than 1,500 meals. In the words they use, the practices they cultivate (some of which we’ve collected on onbeing.org), and the way they think, Flowers and Bailey issue an invitation not to safe space, but to brave space.
Rev. Jennifer Bailey is co-founder of The People’s Supper and the founder and executive director of Fai...2019-10-1751 min
On Being Studios[Unedited] Jennifer Bailey and Lennon Flowers with Krista TippettLennon Flowers and Rev. Jennifer Bailey embody a particular wisdom of millennials around grief, loss, and faith. Together they created The People’s Supper, which uses shared meals to build trust and connection among people of different identities and perspectives. Since 2017, they have hosted more than 1,500 meals. In the words they use, the practices they cultivate (some of which we’ve collected on onbeing.org), and the way they think, Flowers and Bailey issue an invitation not to safe space, but to brave space.
Rev. Jennifer Bailey is co-founder of The People’s Supper and the founder and executive director of Fai...2019-10-171h 21On Being with Krista TippettJennifer Bailey and Lennon Flowers — An Invitation to Brave SpaceLennon Flowers and Rev. Jennifer Bailey embody a particular wisdom of millennials around grief, loss, and faith. Together they created The People’s Supper, which uses shared meals to build trust and connection among people of different identities and perspectives. Since 2017, they have hosted more than 1,500 meals. In the words they use, the practices they cultivate (some of which we’ve collected on onbeing.org), and the way they think, Flowers and Bailey issue an invitation not to safe space, but to brave space.Rev. Jennifer Bailey is co-founder of The People’s Supper and the founder and ex...2019-10-1751 minOn Being with Krista Tippett[Unedited] Jennifer Bailey and Lennon Flowers with Krista TippettLennon Flowers and Rev. Jennifer Bailey embody a particular wisdom of millennials around grief, loss, and faith. Together they created The People’s Supper, which uses shared meals to build trust and connection among people of different identities and perspectives. Since 2017, they have hosted more than 1,500 meals. In the words they use, the practices they cultivate (some of which we’ve collected on onbeing.org), and the way they think, Flowers and Bailey issue an invitation not to safe space, but to brave space.Rev. Jennifer Bailey is co-founder of The People’s Supper and the founder and ex...2019-10-171h 21This Movie Changed MeContact — Drew HammondContact takes the sometimes opposing forces of science and religion and puts them in conversation. The movie is based on a 1985 novel by Carl Sagan about Ellie Arroway, a SETI scientist who discovers a radio signal that could suggest extraterrestrial life. During her search she encounters Palmer Joss, a Christian philosopher who challenges her convictions as a scientist. Ellie’s pursuit of meaning outside of religion — an oftentimes lonely endeavor — was an experience Drew Hammond had never seen portrayed in a movie before. A high school teacher, Hammond says the movie granted him permission to stay curious and pursue the ques...2019-09-2432 min
On Being StudiosContact — Drew HammondContact takes the sometimes opposing forces of science and religion and puts them in conversation. The movie is based on a 1985 novel by Carl Sagan about Ellie Arroway, a SETI scientist who discovers a radio signal that could suggest extraterrestrial life. During her search she encounters Palmer Joss, a Christian philosopher who challenges her convictions as a scientist. Ellie’s pursuit of meaning outside of religion — an oftentimes lonely endeavor — was an experience Drew Hammond had never seen portrayed in a movie before. A high school teacher, Hammond says the movie granted him permission to stay curious and pursue the questi...2019-09-2432 min
On Being Studios[Unedited] Contact With Drew HammondContact takes the sometimes opposing forces of science and religion and puts them in conversation. The movie is based on a 1985 novel by Carl Sagan about Ellie Arroway, a SETI scientist who discovers a radio signal that could suggest extraterrestrial life. During her search she encounters Palmer Joss, a Christian philosopher who challenges her convictions as a scientist. Ellie’s pursuit of meaning outside of religion — an oftentimes lonely endeavor — was an experience Drew Hammond had never seen portrayed in a movie before. A high school teacher, Hammond says the movie granted him permission to stay curious and pursue the questi...2019-09-2446 minThis Movie Changed MeBlack Panther — Zahida ShermanBlack Panther made all sorts of history — as the first Marvel production to feature a primarily black cast and the first superhero movie to receive an Academy Award nomination. For Zahida Sherman, a writer and college administrator, taking her students to watch the movie in theaters felt like participating in a historical, cultural moment. “It was just black joy, all day long,” she recalls. In portraying a wide range of black identities — both superhuman and mortal — Sherman says the movie offered her permission to be herself and see that anything is possible.Sherman is the director of the Multic...2019-09-1731 minThis Movie Changed MeRatatouille — A.O. ScottRatatouille is a Pixar feast. The tale of Remy, a rat who dreams of becoming an excellent chef, is a delight to experience in all five senses. One particular character — Anton Ego, the restaurant critic — brings A. O. Scott back to the heart of his own work as a New York Times’ chief film critic. He says Ratatouille changed how he understands the work of criticism. This conversation is not just about food; it’s a reminder to return to our love for our craft — whether that’s food, movies, or something else altogether.A.O. Scott is a chief f...2019-09-1026 minThis Movie Changed MeGroundhog Day — Naomi AldermanGroundhog Day is a classic movie for two groups of people: Bill Murray fans and anyone who was alive in the ’90s. But writer Naomi Alderman falls into a wholly different category of fandom. The author of The Power first watched Groundhog Day when she was 18 and has seen it dozens of times since then. She says the movie has offered her solace for her existential angst and helped her devise a routine for the times when she’s stuck in a rut.Naomi Alderman is a professor of creative writing at Bath Spa University. Her books incl...2019-09-0327 min
Life After God's tracks073 - Remembering Jean Vanier with Gretchen MeaderOn this special NEWS BRIEF edition of the Life After God podcast, host Ryan Bell speaks with Gretchen Meader about Jean Vanier who died today at the age of 90.Jean Vanier was a Catholic philosopher, theologian, and humanitarian who in 1968 founded L'Arche, a community where people with disabilities live with those who care for them.LINKSJean Vanier, Savior of People on the Margins, Dies at 90 (New York Times) | https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/07/obituaries/jean-vanier-dead.htmlBecoming Human, by Jean Vanier | https://www.amazon.com/Becoming-Human-10th-Anniversary-Vanier/dp/0809145871L'Arche | https://www.larche.org2019-05-0832 minOn Being with Krista Tippett‘Becoming Wise’ With Tools for the Art of LivingOver the years, listeners have asked for shorter-form distillations of On Being — something to listen to while making a cup of tea. Becoming Wise is this offering, designed to help you reset your day and replenish your sense of yourself and the world, ten minutes at a time. A taste of the second season, which launched this week, curated from hundreds of big conversations Krista has had with wise and graceful lives — including Archbishop Desmond Tutu, astronomer Natalie Batalha, and spiritual teacher Eckhart Tolle.To receive an episode every Monday morning, subscribe at onbeing.org or wherev...2019-03-2851 min
Getting Better AcquaintedGBA 338 JessicaIn GBA 338 we get better acquainted with Jessica. She talks about how she discovered reading and how she discovered audio, doing radio as a way to get into podcasting, unlearning and challenging values learnt in childhoods, the complex political situations we are experiencing and the history that has formed them, and so much more.
Jessica Stone presents Dear Reader, "the no-review book show about what we read, and why it matters" which is currently in the process of transitioning from a community radio show into a podcast.
Jess plugs:
Dear Reader: https://www.mixcloud.com/DearReaderShow/
Twitter: https://twitter.com...2018-06-201h 12Getting Better AcquaintedGBA 338 JessicaIn GBA 338 we get better acquainted with Jessica. She talks about how she discovered reading and how she discovered audio, doing radio as a way to get into podcasting, unlearning and challenging values learnt in childhoods, the complex political situations we are experiencing and the history that has formed them, and so much more.
Jessica Stone presents Dear Reader, "the no-review book show about what we read, and why it matters" which is currently in the process of transitioning from a community radio show into a podcast.
Jess plugs:
Dear Reader: https://www.mixcloud.com/DearReaderShow/
Twitter: https://twitter.com...2018-06-201h 12
The Anxiety Coaches Podcast404: Interview with Meditation Teacher Sharon SalzbergIn today's episode Gina interviews author and meditation teacher Sharon Salzberg. Sharon shares her insights into anxiety and fear and how mindfulness and meditation can be of benefit to those struggling with these forces. There is also a brief discussion on the direction of trends in anxiety-panic, depression, self-help and treatment alternatives. Sharon's article in OnBeing: https://onbeing.org/blog/sharon-salzberg-what-to-do-when-anxiety-overwhelms-you/ Sharon's website: https://www.sharonsalzberg.com Sharon's books: Real Love: The Art of Mindful Connection https://amzn.to/2KI0PtN Real Happiness: The Po...2018-05-1628 min
The Anxiety Coaches PodcastInterview with Meditation Teacher Sharon SalzbergIn today's episode Gina interviews author and meditation teacher Sharon Salzberg. Sharon shares her insights into anxiety and fear and how mindfulness and meditation can be of benefit to those struggling with these forces. There is also a brief discussion on the direction of trends in anxiety-panic, depression, self-help and treatment alternatives.Sharon's article in OnBeing:https://onbeing.org/blog/sharon-salzberg-what-to-do-when-anxiety-overwhelms-you/Sharon's website:https://www.sharonsalzberg.comSharon's books:Real Love: The Art of Mindful Connectionhttps://amzn.to/2KI0PtNReal Happiness: Th...2018-05-1632 min
Mormon Discussion by Bill Reel297: Wisdom Through ExposureToday I want to talk about Wisdom. Wisdom seems to come from exposing ourselves in a vulnerable way to others especially those who are diverse and unique from us. It is when we look for truth outside of our bubbles that we begin to open ourselves up to real wisdom. That when we live in small groups or live isolated lives that we are defensive of differences rather than looking for truth. We talk today about how much wisdom there is in Mormonism and if there is little where else do we look for it.
Bill Reel’s Sugg...2018-03-2841 minMormon Discussion Archives - Mormon Discussion by Bill Reel297: Wisdom Through ExposureToday I want to talk about Wisdom. Wisdom seems to come from exposing ourselves in a vulnerable way to others especially those who are diverse and unique from us. It is when we look for truth outside of our bubbles that we begin to open ourselves up to real wisdom. That when we live in small groups or live isolated lives that we are defensive of differences rather than looking for truth. We talk today about how much wisdom there is in Mormonism and if there is little where else do we look for it.
Bill Reel’s Sugg...2018-03-2841 min
Blitz and ChipsS04E09: Выбор, перемены, переезд«Будьте как Рита, убивайте римлян»; Рита Попова уезжает в Сан-Франциско, поэтому мы обсуждаем переломные моменты в жизни, серьёзный выбор и переезд. Канал на YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/BlitzandChipsVideo Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/blitzandchips В подкасте участвуют: Гриша Пророков, Даша Татаркова, Рита Попова, Лина Маркина Музыку написал Иван Калашников из Наади (спасибо!) Логотип сделал Даня Удобный (спасибо!) Почта: prorokovgrisha@gmail.com Канал в Telegram: telegram.me/grishaprorokov Ссылки: Randomness and Choice (подкаст): https://soundcloud.com/onbeing/leonard-mlodinow-randomness-and-choice-1 Randomness and Choice (расшифровка): https://onbeing.org/programs/leonard-mlodinow-randomness-and-choice/2018-03-131h 11
MMOA Podcast - Physical Therapy | Fitness | GeriatricsWhat Matters In The End? Krista Tippett's Interview with Dr. Atul Gawande on the OnBeing Podcast What Matters In The End? Krista Tippett's Interview with Dr. Atul Gawande on the OnBeing Podcast --- This is a reproduction of my favorite podcast - On Being with Krista Tippett. She interviewed Dr. Atul Gawande & dove into the topic of What Matters In The End? https://onbeing.org/programs/atul-gawande-what-matters-in-the-end-oct2017/ What does a good day look like? This is the question that transformed Atul Gawande’s practice of medicine. He’s a citizen physician on the frontiers of human agency and meaning in light of what modern medicine make...2017-11-271h 24
The DeconstructionistsEp 20 - Krista Tippett ”On Being... Wise”If you’re digging what we’re doing here consider making a small donation. Maintaining a podcast isn’t cheap and every dollar donated helps us to keep this thing going. Click the link below to donate: https://squareup.com/store/thedeconstructionists This week we speak with Krista Tippett about a range of topics and subject her to the first ever lightening round! She knocks it out of the park! Krista is an American Peabody Award winning journalist, New York Times best selling author, and entrepreneur. She is the creator and host of the public radio program and podcast On Bei...2016-07-201h 14
Social Entrepreneur057, Krista Tippett, OnBeing | A Social Enterprise with a Radio Show at its HeartThis week when I sat down with Krista Tippett of OnBeing to interview her for Social Entrepreneur, she told me some stories that has she told before through her books, award-winning radio program and through her many public appearances. However, she also talked about the back stories, the inner workings of her social enterprise. “We have not really talked about this much in public” she told me.
If you are an avid fan of Krista Tippett, you might already know that she grew up in Shawnee, Oklahoma. She attended Brown University where she experienced a world different than what she had...2016-03-1457 min