Love’s Everyday Radius
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 162 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsPersonal JournalsSociety & Culture |
Neuroanatomist, Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor, joins Drew on the podcast to share her latest insights on the brain, from the inside out. Occasionally, we host guests who are not Hoffman Process graduates. Dr. Taylor is not a Process graduate but shares vital... more
Globally recognized Executive Chef, consultant, and author, Doug McNish, began his amazing career when he was 15 years old. Decades later, after winning numerous accolades and awards, Doug yearned to come to know his true self. When he arrived in Pet... more
You’re most likely familiar with Dr. Dan Siegel and his pioneering work to understand the mind and help us live more joyfully. You probably aren’t familiar with his childhood story in which his joy and innocence set in motion the death of something h... more
Darla Murray Loomis has been a seeker for much of her life, traveling the world to find what she longed to find. Each place she went, she found something meaningful. But, Darla didn’t find what she was looking for out in the world – she found it with... more
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Listening to Liz Severin share her Hoffman experience as a student and later as a Hoffman teacher reenforced my profound graditude for landing in her small group during my own Hoffman Process last Fall. Liz was an insightful coach; at once -wise, encouraging, yet challenging me to dig deeper. I learned so much from the experience and as Liz discusses here, the work continues well beyond the week long retreat. It was a game changer. Looking forward to learning even more from Liz on the podcast.
Listening to Liz Severin share her Hoffman experience as a student and later as a Hoffman teacher reenforced my profound graditude for landing in her small group during my own Hoffman Process last Fall. more
Everyone gets something different out of the process and their stories help deepen my appreciation for the vulnerability and courage the process takes.
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I was fortunate enough to attend the Hoffman Institute a few years ago. The work I did changed my life for the better in so many ways. I love this podcast because it reinforces all of the positive things I learned during the process while continuing the journey by hearing about the transformations of others. Drew is an engaging and intelligent interviewer and all of the guests have been such interesting people. I think both Hoffman grads non grads will enjoy listening.
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