54. When science gets caught in its own trap – Using Occam’s razor on consciousness

Life was a winding road for happiness specialist Monique Rhodes before she found her calling. In her late teens she was so depressed she tried to take her own life. Then she traveled the world. For th...

16 Maalis 202246min

A few weeks into 2022, the Covid policies are shifting dramatically in many countries. Restrictions are being rolled back. This conversation with Nils Littorin is a bit like a posterior assessment of ...

6 Helmi 20221h 11min

For a human being life on earth begins when she takes her first breath. There are reasons why ancient traditions always emphasize the importance of breathing and posture. ”If breathing were only a mat...

27 Tammi 20221h 34min

Researchers who dare to go outside the box and investigate phenomena that the mainstream dismisses because they are inexplicable are labeled ”pseudoscientists”. Those who question elements of the acce...

20 Tammi 20221h 12min

Independent researchers are putting together a puzzle that is beginning to reveal a vastly different history than the one we are told in school. Especially concerning how far back in time civilization...

10 Joulu 20211h 3min

The online revolution has worked wonders to connect people, but we need to meet in the physical to really exchange energy and love and to find our inner power. That was one of the insights Brady Gunn ...

1 Joulu 20211h 9min

What if every guest inspired the host to write a song? This is exactly what happens on Jack Stafford’s podcast Podsongs. He kicked it off only last year and has already created a unique little univers...

24 Marras 20211h 19min

One of the many planned questions I never ask in my pretty intense conversation with film director Ninja Thyberg is this: To state that gender and sexuality are just social constructs is to me like th...

12 Marras 20211h 20min