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A major schism is likely for the church unless structural issues such as imperial politics, ancient metaphysical and philosophical principles are addressed. The church needs to make a radical decision "towards a new ecclesial structure" our guest Ilia Delio, PhD argues. Sister Delio is an acclaimed theologian and ground-breaking author of twenty books in the area of science and religion, exploring themes of evolution, physics and neuroscience.
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Understanding what is really going on, both in ourselves and in others, is key to finding valuable perspectives that can be practically applied to solve problems, in work and life. Michael Ventura is an accomplished entrepreneur, practitioner, and author, who recognised a disconnect between business and well-being. His book, Applied Empathy explores the intersectionality of these two worlds through the practice of empathy for the self, and for others.
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Mandeep Rai is an established journalist, having reported for the BBC World Service, Reuters and others. She has also travelled to more than 150 countries and holds a PhD in global values.
For her acclaimed book, Rai chose to tell the stories of 101 countries, each which has a single, unique value that has defined the nation's history, culture, and global influence.
She found that by reflecting on the definable values held in certain places, we have a compass for better understanding of our own core values, how they are shaped, and why they can help guide us.
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It's hard not to learn something from Robinson, in his writing and interviews he spouts wise, inspiring and life-enriching messages on a range of topics. One of his most important lessons to encourage is ways to have a great time, learning from his hero and penpal Warren Buffett who he realised always mentioned the word fun in interviews.
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Feel like you spend too much time on a screen?
Perhaps reconnecting with humans can be learnt by chatting to an AI. Eugenia Kuyda created Replika as a personal AI after her best friend died. She tried to recreate him, and it helped her get to know herself better... She has said "Replika is a place where you're exploring your personality and creating a digital footprint of it."
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Ever felt like you've lost track? Drawing on the ancient wisdom and art of animal tracking, Boyd Varty reveals how to find the inner light that will guide you to finding your meaningful life. Boyd Varty grew up on the Londolozi nature reserve in the South African wilderness, and he learnt tracking strategies such as "donât worry about the destination" contribute to both successful lion tracking and a life of fulfillment.
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Do you meditate?
Francis Valentine joins Derek Handley in conversation with the esteemed spiritual leader Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar to discuss how meditation is a solution or a response to almost everything.
Learn more about the greatest benefits of meditation apart from bringing people to the present.
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DeDe Halfhill has been called âone of her leadership heroes and a total badass" by BrenĂ© Brown.
In this mini-episode we delve into how to approach difficult conversations by putting vulnerability at the center.
Featured in BrenĂ© Brownâs book âDare to Leadâ and on 60 Minutes for her candid approach to leadership, DeDe shares both humorous and heartwarming stories about the power of self-awareness.
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ï»żWe all want to have a good character but what does this actually mean and how do we get one? Join our conversation with Dr Edward Brooks, an expert on character and leadership, about virtues and ethics and why we need them to become great leaders. Dr Edward Brooks' research in theology and philosophy influences his work in virtue ethics, leadership and character development, seeking to "understand leadership as a personal category before it is a professional one."
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How can we fine hope in hell?
Reflect on how vital learning from the pandemic can help us act like our house is on fire.
Porritt has published ten books with hard-hitting titles including: âSeeing Greenâ: The Politics of Ecology (1984) which has been called "prophetic in many respects"; âPlaying Safe: Science and the Environmentâ (2000); and âCapitalism As If The World Mattersâ (2005 & 2007). His latest book 'Hope in Hell' explores the last chance we have to commit to policies that will protect our future.
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Priya Parker believes that âGatherings aren't just events, they are moments that remind us of who we are, who we have been, and who we might become.â For this Wiser Conversation we discuss how we can make gatherings even more meaningful, despite so many of us being apart.
Parker, author of bestselling book The Art of Gathering, makes a pretty strong argument for reassessing the way we meet each other, to give more intention, meaning, and life into the moments we spend together. Parker who trained in the field of conflict resolution, and has spent 15 years helping leaders and communities have complicated conversations about community, identity and vision at moments of transition.
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How can ritual aid purpose?
In our time, what rituals are worth pursuing, regardless of a secular or religious worldview? In this Wiser Conversation we speak with Sasha Sagan, a filmmaker, speaker and author of 'For Small Creatures Such As We: Rituals for Finding Meaning in Our Unlikely World'.
Our new mini-episode reflects on how best to create special moments of reflection and space in the everyday.
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How can we to heal and renew? In our mini-episode with Dr Hinemoa Elder we reflect on elements of cancel culture and what role monuments play in society.
Dr Hinemoa Elder is a psychiatrist, researcher, MÄori language advocate and author of the book on indigenous wisdom, âArohaâ, which translates to Love in English.
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What can we learn from Zen?
In this mini episode we dive into a discussion with Rev. Takafumi Kawakami about the concept of self and how we see ourselves in the bigger picture.
This valuable insight reflects on Buddhism and the philosophy of David Hume to understand how we can better make sense of our interdependence upon what's around us.
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What are we here for? Whether you're a believer, an atheist or non-plussed, it's a fascinating time to consider the biggest of bigger pictures with a contemporary figure who has debated these issues with the most prominent minds of our time.
Professor of Mathematics at Oxford University and an internationally renowned speaker on the interface of science, philosophy and religion. He has debated Richard Dawkins on âThe God Delusionâ and on âHas Science buried God?â.
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In our latest mini episode psychologist Dr. Susan David recalls the work of Viktor Frankl, a Holocaust survivor who created a whole philosophy on how to live a meaningful and build meaningful life.
Dr. David is one of the worldâs leading management thinkers and a Harvard Medical School psychologist. Her #1 Wall Street Journal bestselling book, Emotional Agility describes the psychological skills critical for thriving in times of complexity and change and her TED talk has had almost 7 million views.
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Are you present? Therapist, author and mother, Dr. Shefali Tsabary offers a mindful approach for parents to deepen their relationship with their children with a blend of Eastern and Western philosophy celebrated by Oprah and Eckhart Tolle. Dive into this mini-episode or listen to the full conversation wherever you get your podcasts.
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What did you learn from the pandemic?
During our conversation with Naomi Klein in 2020 she talks about the âtremendous inequalitiesâ between the âquarantined class, the people who have the luxury to stay at homeâ and âthe people who are really keeping whole world goingâ.
She believes itâs important to reflect on lessons from the pandemic. Our mini-episode with Naomi Klein is a five minute outtake from our conversation with the iconic author of 'No Logo' and 'On Fire: The (Burning) Case for a Green New Deal' as a reminder to stay in touch with what we really value.
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What could we learn from 2020? Let's not forget it's still important to slow down and relish in being still. Join us for our outtakes from the conversation with Pico Iyer, the author of The Art of Stillness, revered by the New Yorker as a âspiritual and intellectual adventurerâ.
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How can we rethink religion through a lens of progressive science and evolutionary consciousness?
A major schism is likely for the church unless structural issues such as imperial politics, ancient metaphysical and philosophical principles are addressed. The church needs to make a radical decision "towards a new ecclesial structure" our guest Ilia Delio, PhD argues.
Sister Delio is an acclaimed theologian and ground-breaking author of twenty books in the area of science and religion, exploring themes of evolution, physics and neuroscience.
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