
"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 | 234 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

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In this live conversation recorded at Esalen in the spring of 2026, author Robert Moor joins Andrew Castle, weaver of Esalen’s Treenet, to explore the ideas at the heart of Moor’s new book, In Trees. Moor describes trees as a way of being: branching ... more
In this episode, Sam speaks with Jet Eveleth, a clown teacher, performer, writer, and integrative medicine practitioner who lives at the fertile crossroads of medicine and mischief. Jet has studied integrative medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine, ... more
In this episode, Sam Stern speaks with Bill Drummond, a clinical consultant psychologist based in Wellington, New Zealand, where he serves as Clinical Leader for Youth Mental Health Services across the region. Bill has spent more than a decade workin... more
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Jet interview—so inspired, and still scared to jump in. Maybe someday…thank you
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.
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Conversations with leading thinkers, teachers, and practitioners connected to a renowned center for human potential, exploring psychology, spirituality, embodiment, and cultural history. Episodes cluster around mind-body therapies, psychedelic histories, esoteric traditions, and the social dynamics of transformative communities, often weaving personal memoir, archival context, and practical practice. The show frequently features researchers, clinicians, artists, and organizers who illuminate how inner work, community, and cultural imagination intersect with healing, consciousness, and creative expression. A notable pattern is the blend of scholarly critique with intimate storytelling, creating a sense of walking through Big Sur's legacy and... more
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Recent guests on Voices of Esalen include:
1. Robert Moor
2. Jet Eveleth
3. Bill Drummond
4. Brita Ostrom
5. Darnell Lamont Walker
6. Maria Mangini
7. Magnus Toren
8. Sravana Borkataky-Varma
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