Human history in the Americas may be twice long as long as previously believed — at least 26,500 years — according to authors of a new study at Mexico’s Chiquihuite...

Excellent points, and a good gauntlet to lay down. I did speak to several people in researching this and a few intersectional scholars have been in touch after reading it — I...

Join me and Diane Musho Hamilton for another live episode of Integral Justice Warrior, today at 3 pm MT (2 pm PT, 5 pm ET) Today’s episode — Transcending Racism:...

Somatic educator, mindful embodiment teacher, and cultural anthropologist Karine Bell joins Terry to examine the nature of multi-generational trauma, how it remains alive in us today, and the collective healing...

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Watch as Ken offers a stunning overview of the psychological shadow, describing several different kinds of shadow — projection, introjection, and retroflection — and how each of these represents a...

How do we stay centered and grounded, when the ground is constantly being moved from under our feet? Easy! Just watch my latest episode with @ryanoelke — Inhabit: Your Ground....

For everyone who cannot see the Comet Neowise with their own eyes this week — or just wants to see it from a higher perch — this video by artist Seán Doran...

Authentic Stories in the WorkplaceOn the importance of systems-change leaders bringing their whole selves to work.Photo by Toa Heftiba on UnsplashIn many organisational settings, there is an unspoken agreement of separation between...

Pleistocene dormouse Leithia melitensis was the size of a house cat. New computer-aided reconstructions show a skull as long as an entire modern dormouse. It’s a textbook example of “island...