Parker Palmer: Welcome to the Human Race
Why is depression so hard for us to bring out into the open? Why does it stir up so much shame and fear? How can we shift our view of depression from a problem that needs to be fixed to a gateway to e...
9 Jan 20241h 25min
Jacqueline Suskin: Being an Artist for the Earth
In our modern world, many of us live predominantly out of sync with the rhythms and cycles of nature and the Earth. In her new book, A Year in Practice, Jacqueline Suskin offers readers a wealth of te...
2 Jan 202456min
Anne Lamott and Neal Allen: Taming Your Inner Critic
Many people have written and taught about the inner critic. But few have illuminated the subject with an approach as refreshing, innovative, and accessible as the one Neal Allen presents in his new bo...
26 Des 20231h 8min
Gabor Maté: Healing Principles to Embody in a Traumatized World
Why do we suppress our authenticity? How do we reconcile the need to accept things as they are with a desire to change them? What is the pathway to healing in a world that's breaking our hearts? In th...
19 Des 202359min
Clay Routledge: The Surprising Powers of Nostalgia
Can relishing the past help us create a better future? If we want to move ahead, how does going back support us? Could it be that thinking about the past is inseparable from thinking about the future?...
12 Des 20231h 1min
Stephen Aizenstat: Increasing Your Imaginal Intelligence
When we’re children, we’re encouraged to use our imagination. Yet over time, we tend to leave the imagination behind and emphasize logic and rational thinking. In this podcast, Tami Simon speaks with ...
28 Nov 202355min
Moshe Gersht: Standing in Certainty During an Uncertain Time
Responding to an undeniable inner impulse for deeper understanding and purpose, Moshe Gersht left behind a successful career as a musician to study the Torah in Jerusalem. Today, he writes and teaches...
21 Nov 202356min
