What happens when Brian Green, one of the world's most celebrated physicists alive sits down and shares ideas, reflections and a meal with Tom Nash?

Consciousness is a puzzling and fascinating topic. Despite centuries of debate and research, its understanding remains elusive. Michael Pollan explores this subject in his new book, A World Appears. The book blends personal reflection with scientific inquiry.

Jung believed humanity is shifting from the Age of Pisces to the Age of Aquarius: a turbulent transition marked by breakdown and renewal. In this episode, Jungian analysts Lisa Marchiano, Deborah Stewart, and Joseph Lee explore how this new era calls for a deeper inner life, greater complexity, and holding of opposites beyond simple right and wrong.

On cultivating doubt

You usually get a few humans who truly shape your life. His newest book, My Friends, is a tribute to those relationships and the daily work of showing up for the people who matter most.

Susan Cain's journey to becoming a celebrated writer

A chat about juggling ancient practices with our fast-paced, modern lives, the learnings and difficulties to live as a monk and the...

What are the unspoken motivations? More "We retain more information when we are in motion" The podcast: https://www.ted.com/podcasts/fixa...

Winner of the Booker Prize in 2019, Bernardine talks about her upbringing, identity and cultural influences.

The science of neuroaesthetics

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In each podcast episode, space is created for impromptu musical collaborations

Reflections on fulfillment

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Jhumpa Lahiri has found a new voice

Reflections on delayed gratification

Making space

Lessons from Aristotle and Plato

Writing as an act of discovering

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