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Beyond Death
Most of us have no idea what will happen when we die. But some do-people who actually started the process of dying and then came back with remarkable stories-like meeting dead relatives. Science is not only extending the lives of patients who’ve been declared clinically dead; it’s also beginning to tell us what happens in near-death experiences.
Original Air Date: September 21, 2024
Guests:
Sebastian Junger 00:00
Sam Parnia
www.ttbook.org/show/beyond-death
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Listening to Whales
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Listening to Whales What can we learn from whales - and whales from us? Technology like AI is fueling new scientific breakthroughs in whale communication that can help us better understand the natural world. And, there’s an international effort to give whales a voice by granting them personhood. Special thanks to Ocean Alliance and whale.org for some of the whale recordings heard on this episod...
Love in the Time of Extinction
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Love in the Time of Extinction It can be hard to enjoy the natural world these days without anxiety. You notice a butterfly on a flower and wonder why you don’t see more. How’s the monarch population doing this year? And shouldn’t there be more bees? The challenge is to live in this time of climate change - but still find joy and refuge in it. Original Air Date: July 27, 2024 Guests: Heather Sw...
Ecologies of love: Heather Swan’s stories of insects and the web of life
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Heather Swan teaches environmental literature at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her students are 18 and 20-year-olds. And one day, after reading to them a famous Mary Oliver poem, she realized just how scared her students are really are.
Luminous: Erik Davis on LSD, the psychedelic underground and visionary experience
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Erik Davis’ “Blotter” is really three books in one: It’s about the way LSD tabs were embedded in blotter paper so they wouldn’t be detected by the authorities; it’s also a deep dive into the psychedelic underground; and finally, it’s an art book - gorgeously illustrated, with lots of very trippy blotter art. Steve talks with Erik about the wildness of psychedelic experiences and whether they re...
What is tribal sovereignty?
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Most Americans take their sovereignty for granted - the nation’s right to make its own laws and govern its own people. The same rights we recognize in other sovereign nations, with one glaring exception - the Native nations and tribes who were here first. For Native Americans, sovereignty is not some abstract idea. It’s an ongoing, daily struggle. Original Air Date: July 13, 2024 Guests: Mary M...
In Journalism We Trust
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Americans used to believe that news anchors were basically reporting the truth. But in recent years, trust in journalism has largely evaporated. And that’s not an accident as the news media have been weaponized. So what can journalists do to regain the public trust? Original Air Date: June 15, 2024 Guests: Ezra Klein, Deborah Blum, Rob Gurwitt www.ttbook.org/show/journalism-we-trust
The Hidden Geometry of Everything
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The human brain is naturally mathematical. But there’s one particular kind of math people have surprisingly strong feelings about - geometry. It's the secret sauce of mathematics - different from everything else, and applicable to everything from gerrymandering to human evolution to romance novels. Original Air Date: May 28, 2022 Guests: 0:00 Jordan Ellenberg 34:38 Stanislas Dehaene www.ttbook....
Tasting the Past
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Maybe it’s your grandmother’s molasses cookies, the garlicky tomato sauce your spouse cooked when you were first dating, or the chicken noodle soup you made every week when your kids were little. The sights, smells and tastes of certain foods can instantly remind us of a person or transport us back to a particular time in our lives. In this episode, we’ll meet kitchen ghosts from Kentucky, hear...
Luminous: Did the ancient Greeks use drugs to find God?
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Brian Muraresku makes the controversial argument that the famous Eleusinian Mysteries were fueled by a psychedelic wine. And he speculates that this secret ceremony, with its mind-altering drugs, became the Eucharist - the foundational event of early Christianity. Original Air Date: May 04, 2024 Guests: Brian Muraresku www.ttbook.org/show/did-ancient-greeks-use-drugs-find-god
Giving Up
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Giving Up
Total Eclipse and Other Wonders
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Total Eclipse and Other Wonders
Does AI dream?
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Does AI dream?
One Nation Under God?
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One Nation Under God?
Beth Allison Barr shares a prayer: 'God, be with us and have mercy'
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Beth Allison Barr shares a prayer: 'God, be with us and have mercy'
Decolonizing the Mind
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Decolonizing the Mind
In Your Dreams
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In Your Dreams
Annabel Abbs-Streets on embracing your night self
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Annabel Abbs-Streets on embracing your night self
Traveling by Book
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Traveling by Book
To All The Dogs We Ever Loved
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To All The Dogs We Ever Loved
Cult of the Self
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Cult of the Self
Losing Yourself in Fantasy
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Losing Yourself in Fantasy
Luminous: A brief history of getting high
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Luminous: A brief history of getting high
Year of Return
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Year of Return
Camille Dungy reads "Ceremony"
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Camille Dungy reads "Ceremony"
Kaia Sand reads "This is how I drew you"
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Kaia Sand reads "This is how I drew you"
Philip Metres and Suncere Ali Shakur read from "The Gospel of Suncere Ali Shakur"
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Philip Metres and Suncere Ali Shakur read from "The Gospel of Suncere Ali Shakur"
Camille Dungy reads "let grow more winter fat / wine-cup / western wild rose"
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Camille Dungy reads "let grow more winter fat / wine-cup / western wild rose"

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  • @stuv1996
    @stuv1996 11 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The eight legs on the horse is theorized to be because when you look at it in the firelight of a torch it flickers and appears animated.

  • @davidfyffe3611
    @davidfyffe3611 19 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I'm a Muskogee Native living in Utah. Mvto

  • @mistyfriedman5699
    @mistyfriedman5699 21 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Hi sister, I am a part of the tribe also.

  • @SIERRATREES
    @SIERRATREES 28 วันที่ผ่านมา

    This is fascinating. I'm a loner. That doesn't mean I cant be in groups of people, it just has to be a situation that works. Social get togethers can be incredibly deflating and tedious ; but not all of them ; like I go to a Church which is great. I'm there for Spiritual fulfillment, to sing, to reflect, to enjoy the beauty of the Church. I can have nice interactions with the folks there over coffee, and indeed, can deal with it because its arms lengthy. In time, I'm sure there will be a few hiccups, but I'm sticking with it.

  • @Jammingonlinewithanyone
    @Jammingonlinewithanyone หลายเดือนก่อน

    We’re was she from?

  • @milesknightestrada3286
    @milesknightestrada3286 หลายเดือนก่อน

    So, basically Martin Eden.

  • @turbothechicken3813
    @turbothechicken3813 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I'm a 14 year old. My mom works in renewable energy and she went on a work trip where she was told a story about the founder of HYUNDAI. He was actually quite poor before he started his company, working on the fields. And when it was time to sleep, his bed was infested with bed bugs. So, he got up and decided to sleep on the table. And guess what? The bed bugs got the table too. He placed bowls of water under the table legs so the bugs couldn't crawl up- and guess what they did? They went over the walls and hopped down to the table from the roof. If bed bugs,( barely concious beings in my opinion) can do that, can find a way in conditions specifically set against them- I refuse to believe we humans are doomed.

  • @KingThoyMedia
    @KingThoyMedia 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I appreciate you as I just seen you share with @MelRobins about the U curve of love. I advocate for those #Neurogifted as I just found out that I was diagnosed being High Functioning, ADHD & Highly Sensitive to words and lighting

  • @bernardobachino15
    @bernardobachino15 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Just listened to his interview with Sam Harris. I can tell he has a very similar experience to mine. Unexplainable, terrifying , enlightening and unforgettable.

  • @chrispellerin-r2f
    @chrispellerin-r2f 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    A nice relaxed conversation , love the history

  • @SeiroosFardipour-wf4bi
    @SeiroosFardipour-wf4bi 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    What are humans NUMBERS!!or their derivatives

  • @nevonitay
    @nevonitay 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    good music choice btw

  • @nevonitay
    @nevonitay 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    The algorithm knows me.

  • @claudiaxander
    @claudiaxander 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Always an absolute joy! In every sense ;)

  • @AubreyShelton-rr7yy
    @AubreyShelton-rr7yy 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Yes people hare what they fear or don't understand

  • @adkrella2692
    @adkrella2692 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Psychedelics are a trojan horse to the western mind. That house of cards falls quickly. Keep your scientism politics religion and technologies AWAY.

  • @ramolozano2355
    @ramolozano2355 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    So what? Having even one penny means nothing I because when you die you can’t take it with you

    • @alexvillasenor4149
      @alexvillasenor4149 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Fr it’s a problem when you don’t realize that Pennie’s are just pieces of earthly creation that will not exist when our spirit breaks free from flesh

  • @toren1970
    @toren1970 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    So the moon blocks the light of the sun. Yep that's it. Stop making mumbo jumbo out of it.

    • @Enfinauniverso
      @Enfinauniverso 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      He isn’t talking mumbo jumbo. He describes what many people felt when they saw it, including me.

  • @stephanedolais623
    @stephanedolais623 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Beautiful testimony ❤ I am an Ayahuasca advocate myself.

  • @somebody732-s2h
    @somebody732-s2h 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Well this has changed my life! THANK YOU. It reminds me that part of loving is responsibility and respect and curiosity beyond one's own ego. I am going to go out and talk to my garden today!

  • @worldordersupporter
    @worldordersupporter 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Just found y'all. If all your content is as good as this you got a new fan. Good job 🙏

  • @p0rnany0ne
    @p0rnany0ne 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    People love McDonalds. It’s still fast food. It serves a purpose but is still dodgy My pushback against pop is the corporate machine behind it, not necessarily the performers or consumers. As far as K-pop is concerned, some heads of companies have stated that they’re selling the “idols”, so when I hear people talk about how real the “idols” are, I have to roll my eyes. Acting is part of their job. Most of it probably isn’t scripted but some is. But it’s like K-pop fans have never heard of improv. Sure these people can give glimpses of their true selves, just like any other actor, But 90% of it is an act. Funny how the broadcast mentions racism in K-pop but barely touches on racist acts done by the performers and how the fans make all types of excuses for them. Just further shows how our connection with reality is blurry. How fiction, in whatever form, has such an impact on our lives. If relating to a character makes you feel better, it’s all good, but losing sight of the fact that you’re interacting with a character is troubling.

  • @ratbikerustygold3398
    @ratbikerustygold3398 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Jim Thorpe Pennsylvania...final resting place & my home.

  • @dantinsys1
    @dantinsys1 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    its in the Book read MATTHEW 24:24 look it up

  • @rickkeith1
    @rickkeith1 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Get rid of the pseudo Ruffa phony letters of Paul You’re making false assumptions based on Dishonest fiction. Women and men have not done a very good job of trying to understand each other for a very long time, why use the Bible to make it worse? That said, why does anybody use the Bible be fascist, or conservative, or fanatical, or bigoted, or murderous?

  • @paulmonte6148
    @paulmonte6148 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    America is a Christian nation we were founded as a Christian nation. You can belive whatever you want but Christianity should be at the heart of everything we do as a nation. God bless America. And if you don't like it kick rocks and go to a non-Christian nation and try that out

  • @Futtkepup
    @Futtkepup 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Don't let it happen

  • @Garcia061
    @Garcia061 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Probably the book I’ve read more than any other. It has elements of Cormac Mcarthy, W H Hudson, Dante, Ezra Pound.

  • @kytastrophe-
    @kytastrophe- 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Where can I buy your stories? baasee'!

  • @angelinajoanie
    @angelinajoanie 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Omg, never thought I would hear her voice.😮

  • @janokelley2422
    @janokelley2422 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Chris Bache is a Marco Polo of the mind. I loved his book about teaching, too, called The Living Classroom.

  • @3CrossBrand
    @3CrossBrand 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Where can I listen to this ?

  • @TarynCapel
    @TarynCapel 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    My name is Taryn and I am indigenous. I'm a Muscogee Creek and Taino Native American. I was born in New York City. I'm trying to learn about my people on both sides of the family. I guess I'll start with my Muscogee ancestors. Maybe I should visit the tribe and learn about my people.

    • @Shadynastys
      @Shadynastys 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Same I live in Colorado but I went down to Oklahoma a lot to visit the tribe I was too young to really appreciate it but the creek nation was a large and successful tribe based in the south we fought against the yammasee tribe who allied with American settlers and we helped andrew Jackson in the war of 1812 and he rewarded us with forced resettlement like so msny other tribes and that's why were based on Oklahoma, Oklahoma and oregon were popular dumpling grounds for tribes forced onto the trail of tears

    • @stinky-smelly
      @stinky-smelly 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      You should come visit us :) we'd love to have you in okmulgee! We have a festival every year, you should try to attend sometime. We also have a college that's free for all enrolled tribal citizens if you had two years to spare and wanted to learn the language haha. To learn about your Taino heritage you could always go to Puerto Rico! It seems like the majority of the remaining Taino population lives there. Sidenote, I hate the way indigenous history is taught. I was taught the Taino were extinct, to the point where I did a double take and had to go look into the modern-day Taino people on Google. Most tribes (at the very least our traditions) are also talked about like we're extinct, but we're still here!!

  • @Eurydice870
    @Eurydice870 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Twaddle

  • @Eurydice870
    @Eurydice870 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Really?

  • @liltick102
    @liltick102 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    It’s very good - I reread it a lot. Herzog would describe something this way anyway- but this is truly a work that is quite precisely he describes it.

  • @claudio_leon
    @claudio_leon 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hi! Do you have any recommendations on doing a soundwalk? I’ve been doing it recently, but I put my phone in my pocket and the sound isn’t that good.

  • @Eurydice870
    @Eurydice870 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    That doesn't make sense. Why put your arr into the public sphere if you don't want it shared?

  • @jamesstaggs4160
    @jamesstaggs4160 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    No because you can't "colonize" psychedelics, so you can't decolonize them either. Why is it that there's one race that gets singled out as not only being forbidden to adopt any practices of any other culture while at the same time everyone demand they allow everyone else into their culture, that is unless you're one of those people who says whitey doesn't even have a culture which is utter bullshit. Culture is meant to be shared. It's how people from two different areas and backgrounds can bond. I don't the "No they're my toys and you can't play with them because you're white" attitude. Why wouldn't you be glad to have people adopt your culture? That means you did something that has a universal appeal. You've created something valuable. Oh and back to the colonization thing everyone has kicked someone else off their land. Everyone has mistreated minorities in their populations. Nobody is saying we should look at it as a good thing or never talk about it, but this obsession with putting all of it on one group that stopped doing it long before everyone else did mostly voluntarily has become pathological at this point. China's doing it right now. It's happening right now but all anyone wants to talk about is shit that took place 200 years ago.

    • @TTBOOK
      @TTBOOK 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      This discussion is discussed within the episode. Speaking strictly based on conversations we've had for the show, the idea seems to be about having a conversation that includes both the more recent scientific interest in psychedelics (studying what's happening in the brain, formulating new psychedelic compounds based on naturally-occurring ones) with the longstanding use of psychedelics by all sorts of people, dating back centuries. The interview with Sutton King (starting around 22:50) might be of particular interest, she discusses trying to get more Indigenous voices into science labs and spaces where discoveries about psychedelics are being made - she's seeking to expand the knowledge in the room, not gate keep access.

  • @FoursWithin
    @FoursWithin 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Are we still waiting for the low down of octopus ecstasy ?

  • @o07t28
    @o07t28 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    fuck this video, fuck minlaering.dk, fuck this shit, boring ass fucking bullshit

  • @markrivet
    @markrivet 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Your either a man...or a woman.... GOD SAID SO

  • @terrymoser2028
    @terrymoser2028 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Pigeon holling, classifying. Making sexuality dirty. Life is beautifully complex. Love who you want. You are not alone. ❤❤❤

  • @holisticrevolution
    @holisticrevolution 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Amazing interview

  • @kristofdonatkovacs8583
    @kristofdonatkovacs8583 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Please algorithm. Realise the importance of this video and promote it.

  • @fungi42o0
    @fungi42o0 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    😉🫠

  • @MarshaHines-e9e
    @MarshaHines-e9e 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Brilliant program! All well and good BUT••• as long as psychedelic therapy is not legal, I always find these types of discussions exciting but teasing!! Too many people suffering-lots of academic discussion 😢

    • @patswayze7359
      @patswayze7359 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Why wait until it's legal. Which it is in some states.take your health into your own hands ,dont wait for big pharma to exploit the situation. Read and educate yourself ,buy test kits and be safe..

    • @JohnnyComeLately-kj4px
      @JohnnyComeLately-kj4px 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Ye SHALL KNOW The Truth and The Truth SHALL make you Free. We've been INTENTIONALLY LIED TO ABOUT EVERYTHING. The Great Awakening IS UPON US

  • @artisans8521
    @artisans8521 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Fun fact, years later, a Fisher Price turntable was used by Madlib and MF Doom to create the album Madvillany. So you wonder what would have happened if Sony built a "my first Sony" sampler? How old was he when he started using 2 cassette decks, modified with adjustable tape speed, to make beats? Around 10 or 12, AFAIK (heaving read Dilla Time). At 18, he got his hands on an MPC60....the rest is history. Man, if you sum up the great beats he contributed in the 90th and early zips, and how many of them were played up and down the airwaves across the world, it seriously relevates the value of a Grammy doesn't it? Indeed, recognizing talent and fostering it is a great way to raise children. A wise man once told me not to spend too much time on the things you're lacking in, but to better spend that time exploring and expanding the things you are good at. Mama Duke didn't need that man, did she?

  • @Peter-kk6rg
    @Peter-kk6rg 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Shape-shifting aliens are real

  • @El_Nairda949
    @El_Nairda949 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thank you for posting. I haven't heard TTBOOK in a while! Cheers!!!