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I’m joined today by David Collins, who some of you may recognize as a contributor to The Side View essay series. He’s contributed two articles, one on Western mysticism and contemplative practice and another on the history of mindfulness in the United States. You’ll notice at the top of the show that I took a […]
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Jared Janes and Jason Snyder talk with Adam Robbert about why he started The Side View. Then they explore why the practice element of philosophy has become less present recently, speculate about how it happened, and talk about how we can encourage it today. In this Episode of Both/And The Side View The Art of
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Peter Sjöstedt-H is an Anglo-Scandinavian philosopher of mind and a metaphysician who specializes in the thought of Whitehead, Nietzsche, and Schopenhauer, with special regard to panpsychism and altered states of sentience. Peter received a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy and a Master’s degree in Continental Philosophy from the University of Warwick, where he was awarded a
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Jared Janes and Jason Snyder talk with Peter Limberg about what led him to be an intellectual explorer. Then they cover how Peter and Conor Barnes came up with the idea of the Memetic Mediator and what ideas and practices they will likely need. In this Episode of Both/And The Memetic Tribes Of Culture War 2.0 Intellectual Explorers Club Podcast: Jason Snyder –
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In this episode I’m speaking with Jeremy Lent. Jeremy is the author of ‘The Patterning Instinct: A Cultural History of Humanity’s Search for Meaning’ and the found of the Liology Institute, which has the aim of fostering a worldview that will enable humanity to thrive sustainably on this planet. Jeremy and I chat about how
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Jared Janes and Jason Snyder introduce themselves, talk about what led them to start the Both And podcast, and why they think better conversations are essential for building bridges in our culture war and creating better ways to live. In this Episode of Both/And The Bahá’í Faith Memetic Tribes and Culture War 2.0 Mastering the Core Teachings of the Buddha A
In this conversation I’m speaking with Robert McNuaghten. Robert was the founder and executive director of the Integral Center in Boulder Colorado from it’s birth in 2013 until it’s recent closure at the end of 2018. We chat about the shadow side of idealism, leadership and patriarchy, the essence of conservatism, the history of the
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James Surwillo joins me in conversation this week to talk about his book ‘Metamodern Leadership: A History of the Seven Values That Will Change the World’. We discuss the unique role of the millennial generation, evolving cultural value sets, the possibility of millennials being a ‘hero’ generation, Torbert’s seven stage model of leadership development, the
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Miles Bukiet joins Emerge this week to talk about his paper ‘Monasteries of the Future’. We talk about the role of monasteries in the emerging future, the cultural significance of monasteries as an institution that demonstrates alternative ways of being human, the radical difference deep practice can make to our experience of being alive, and
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In this episode of Emerge I’m speaking with Ria Baeck. Ria is a visionary practitioner in the domain of group process, facilitation, and collaboration, having spent many decades discovering how to manifest collective potential in order to meet the complex challenges of our era. Ria and I talk about why you cannot go straight for
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