
"Voices of Esalen" features provocative, in-depth interviews with the dynamic leaders, teachers, and thinkers who reflect the mission of the Esalen Institute. For more about the Esalen Institute, head to esalen.org Follow Esalen on Facebook and Twitter
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 221 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

Pamela Hayes Malkoff is a board-certified art therapist who has spent more than three decades working at the intersection of creativity and healing. She is an internationally recognized facilitator and teacher, who supports individuals, couples, fami... more
Over the course of this wide-ranging talk recorded live at Esalen in 1997 , Terence McKenna explores what may unfold as we begin handing the keys of what he calls a “tired, shattered planet” to a higher intelligence. He wanders through UFO belief sys... more
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In this episode, we spotlight The Big Sur Big Share, a grassroots food program founded by Joseph Bradford and Helen Handshy that has quietly become essential to life in Big Sur. Every Monday, rain or shine, locals gather at the Grange to share farm-f... more
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Sam has provided us with a show that invites us in to hear innovative people who are creators, philosophers, free thinkers and practitioners of a variety of disciplines. The show gives us an opportunity into what Esalen Institute has offered to those who began exploring human potential from the early 70’s onward.
I appreciate Sams knowledge of his guests and their expertise. His eloquent and clear deliveries of questions and prompts, make it informative and easy to listen to.
I adore Esalen, and mostly enjoy this podcast. The one thing that bugs me is, every time someone talks about romantic partnerships, the show's host talks about his distaste for polyamory. It seems like a bid for further criticism of others' relationship styles. It doesn't matter to me what the hosts practices in his own life, and I wish he'd lay off of other people's orientations and personal choices, at least on a show representing such a broad-minded institution.
Just advertising future Esalen events. Enjoyed Jon Hopkins, but ugh I’d like to explore all that music without slow playing the entire hour again to get the names. Also some tact when referring to scrapping by in the 90s on $14 an hour plus tips. There’s a huge population of the US who’d be happy to receive such a raise in pay.
Esalen seems to be hitching their wagon to CRT ideology, which seems to me a refutation of much of the important knowledge-building that’s been done there over the decades. It will be interesting to see how this plays out.
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Featuring thought-provoking interviews, this series offers a rich exploration of the ideas and contributions of influential leaders, teachers, and thinkers aligned with the mission of a renowned institute dedicated to personal growth and transformation. Topics often center around holistic well-being, emotional health, and the intersection of spirituality and modern life, making it appealing to listeners interested in self-discovery, consciousness, and the evolving nature of human connection. The uniqueness lies in its blend of historical perspectives and contemporary insights, often addressing issues like the impact of technology on relationships and the healing power of community.
This series highlights diverse perspectives on life's exis... more
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Recent guests on Voices of Esalen include:
1. Pamela Hayes Malkoff
2. Peyton Frank
3. Melissa Kiguwa
4. Ben Cohen
5. Danny Abel
6. Joseph DeWalk
7. Tim McKee
8. Ann Hamilton
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