Each episode explores a taboo question or cultural blind spot with an expert who is themselves, a paradox -Like the atheist doctor who studied near death experiences for 50 years (ep 224)Or the deeply religious man studied by NASA who sees UFOs regularly (ep 261).The mission is to inspire the kind of curiosity that looks for & celebrates nuance, because we all deserve a more curious future.So tune... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 311 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Social SciencesScienceSociety & Culture |
Is there an uptick of people claiming to be actual witches? When in history were witches NOT seen as evil? Is this commercialism packaged as a spiritual practice?
Julie Walsh, PhD, is the Whitehead Associate Professor of Critical Thought & Associate... more
When & why did circumcision begin (it’s not what you think)? What are the arguments for it & what are the experts saying? Sugar water instead of anesthetic??
Brendon Marotta is a filmmaker whose feature-length documentary, American Circumcision, won... more
Forget good news. How about just honest news? How did we get here? Guest Ken LaCorte unpacks the history of news production, behind the scenes of how it’s made, information vs entertainment & how human psychology ironically drives the train we’re all... more
Can we take psi seriously while maintaining critical thinking? Jeffrey Kripal, PhD, explores the YES AND of the ordinary & extraordinary. You’ll hear about precognition, poltergeists, Skinwalker Ranch, time travel, demons & X-Men.
Jeffrey Kripal, Ph... more
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Stay away from episode 297,,,psychic sick marine has an eye ("I") problem 🤪
I love the unique variety that Meredith brings to her pod… You never know what you’re going to get. But it’s always going to be thoughtful and insightful!
I love the variety and randomness of the topics she explores in every episode. There really is something for everyone. She has done her research on each guest and yet leaves room for an open dialogue without judgement. It’s a safe place to explore and build those brain muscles!! Highly recommended!
Loved this very skilled interview with Dr Sarah. This is so needed at this time and space.Dr. Kerr is an excellent resource if you are indeed curious. Developing personal rituals and
“ Unconditional cooperation with the unavoidable “
And the inevitable.
Meredith has such interesting conversations with her guests. Thanks!
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Focused on exploring taboo questions and cultural blind spots, this show brings together intriguing conversations with experts whose own lives often reflect paradoxes. Episodes engage with a range of contentious topics, including cultural practices, societal norms, and personal experiences, encouraging listeners to cultivate a spirit of curiosity and challenge conventional thinking. Guests often provide unique insights from diverse fields such as psychology, philosophy, and the arts, offering compelling viewpoints that inspire deeper understanding and thoughtful dialogue.
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