Podcasts
Podcast Interview: Professor Mark Williams on Mindfulness Meditation
The Oxford psychologist talks about the development of MBCT, how it can help us look upon ourselves with a compassionate gaze and find peace in a chaotic world
Interview: Alastair McIntosh: ‘Riders on the Storm’
The Scottish writer, theologian, and environmental activist talks about climate change as fundamentally a spiritual crisis – a wake-up call inviting us to understand the world as a manifestation of the divine. ‘This is where the evolution of conscious life on Earth has brought the planet to.’
Interview: Lisa Petersen on Somatics and the Wisdom of the Body
The yoga and somatics educator Lisa Peterson talks about her unique form of teaching, which blends together therapeutic practice and spiritual enquiry, guiding students through the lived experience of breath, movement and consciousness
Interview: LD Deutsch on Time, Myth and Matter
The Los Angeles based writer talks about her recent book Time, Myth and Matter: Essays on the Natures and Narratives of Reality, in which she weaves myth and science into a coherent narrative and looks at the intertwining of the inner or psychic dimension with the outer world of physics
Interview: Colin Tudge on Enlightened Agriculture
The well-known scientist and author talks about the need to rethink our agriculture so that it is more sustainable and equitable, and to base our economic system on the perennial values of compassion, humility and oneness
Interview: Mark Vernon on William Blake
The philosopher, podcaster and psychoanalyist talks about his latest book Awake! William Blake and the Power of Imagination, in which he argues that Blake’s vision still has the power to transform our experience of the world, revealing it as a place of wonder and infinite possibility
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