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FREE LISTENING
Finding An Antidote To The Attention Economy with Jenny Odell
Free Listening Through December 3, 2019: Keep listening while you browse! Click on the Pop out player button, above on the right. More and more of us spend enormous spans of our time captured, ...
Inhabiting The Poetry Of Our Lives with Mark Nepo
Free Listening Through November 26, 2019: Keep listening while you browse! Click on the Pop out player button, above on the right. Mark Nepo has discovered that writing and other forms of expression ...
THIS WEEK’S FAVORITE QUOTE
If something is boring after two minutes, try it for four. If still boring, then eight. Then sixteen. Then thirty–two. Eventually one discovers that it is not boring at all.
John Cage (1912-1992) Philosopher, artist, composer,
and pioneer of indeterminacy music
“As an artist, I’m inspired by this quote specifically because it reminds me that what I see and perceive is a function of my patience and that if I hold my attention longer than I might habitually do, there is something always waiting to surprise me.”
Jenny Odell artist and author of
How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy
CURRENT AND RECENT PROGRAMS
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Finding An Antidote To The Attention Economy with Jenny Odell
Free Listening Through December 3, 2019: Keep listening while you browse! Click on the Pop out player button, above on the right. More and more of us spend enormous spans of our time captured, ...
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Inhabiting The Poetry Of Our Lives with Mark Nepo
Free Listening Through November 26, 2019: Keep listening while you browse! Click on the Pop out player button, above on the right. Mark Nepo has discovered that writing and other forms of expression ...
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Changing Your Brain Toward The Good with Rick Hanson, Ph.D.
Our brain is wired with a negative bias. Therefore, if we want to be happier, more loving, and more resilient we need to develop inner strengths towards a more positive state of mind. Rick Hanson ...
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Indigenous Traditional Healing Techniques in Altered States of Consciousness with Françoise
Traditional psychotherapy is wonderful when it works, but it is time consuming and is only effective to the degree that the therapist is self-aware and has done their own healing work. Even then, ...
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The Bhagavad Gita: A Chat with God with Isaac Bentwich, M.D.
The Bhagavad Gita is a 2500 year old sacred text of India and has been revered by such luminaries as Beethoven, Leonard Cohen, Carl Jung, Robert Oppenheimer, Mahatma Gandhi, and many ...
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The Difference Between Elderhood and Growing Older with Diana Percy
Percy suggests that rather than resigning ourselves to growing old we can choose to become an elder. This can be a time when we can make great contributions to our community. This deep dialogue ...
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Two Faces of Fear: Constructive/Destructive with Carla Marie Manly, Ph.D.
We’re all familiar with the aspect of fear that strangles us, holds us back, and keeps us living lives filled with stress, unhappiness, and emptiness. This kind of fear creates chronic anxiety, ...
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Restoring Harmony With Earth Honoring Ceremonies with Oscar Miro-Quesada
Growing up in Peru and spending many years in the U.S., Oscar Miro-Quesada has his feet planted firmly in both worlds. He apprenticed himself to several revered Peruvian shamans and is an articulate ...
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Mindfulness in the Marketplace with Marc Lesser
Mindfulness is both profound and potent. Marc Lesser suggests that it is not about holding the busy world at bay, it’s to cultivate a more alive, responsive, effective and warm-hearted way of being ...
