Eternal Remedy

In this session, Dr. Femi Olu-Lafe blessed us with her thoughts and expertise on how to disagree while building a world of inclusion. We explore the many nuances around the psychology of inclusion and disagreement. We speak on some of joys, pains, hits and misses included in embarking on this journey and what each one of us can do to realize ourselves and values in the process. This conversation was apart of our Embodied Chats Series. The forum is very inclusive and tends to feel like a discussion amongst long lost friends, a feeling that we could probably all use these days. So please let us know if you'd like to come out and share at the next one. We'd love to have you! This conversation was apart of our Embodied Chats Series. The forum is very inclusive and tends to feel like a discussion amongst long lost friends, a feeling that we could probably all use these days. So please let us know if you'd like to come out and share at the next one. We'd love to have you! For more information stay tuned to our website and social media outlets. For more about Eternal Remedy and what we're up to, please do drop by and have a chat. https://twitter.com/eternal_remedy https://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/ https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/ hello@eternalremedy.com

[[Progressive conversations on finding meaning in the modern world.]] In our sixth episode, we're joined by psychologist, Dr Kiki Leutner, for another eye-opening discussion on meaning in the age of artificial intelligence. This is a continuation of our *Plastic/Artificial* magazine podcast series. Every couple weeks or so, the editors of Eternal Remedy take time out to sharpen each other's points of view on current topics. We reflect on the assumptions embedded within our own approaches and philosophies through the lens of authenticity and freedom. We'll be featuring really diverse, exciting guests in subsequent episodes speaking on their journeys, so subscribe to keep with the latest! Join the conversation, have your voice heard. https://twitter.com/eternal_remedy https://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/ https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/ hello@eternalremedy.com Here is where you can grab a magazine to bring your podcast experience to life! https://eternalremedy.com/shop/

[[Progressive conversations on finding meaning in the modern world.]] In our seventh episode, we talk about artificial cultures and what it might mean to exist in a culture that is "real" or "fake". This is a continuation of our *Plastic/Artificial* magazine podcast series. Every couple weeks or so, the editors of Eternal Remedy take time out to sharpen each other's points of view on current topics. We reflect on the assumptions embedded within our own approaches and philosophies through the lens of authenticity and freedom. We'll be featuring really diverse, exciting guests in subsequent episodes speaking on their journeys, so subscribe to keep with the latest! Join the conversation, have your voice heard. https://twitter.com/eternal_remedy https://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/ https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/ hello@eternalremedy.com check out some more of our work! https://eternalremedy.com/harvest2/

[[Progressive conversations on finding meaning in the modern world.]] In episode eight, we have an open panel discussion on the “Glossary of Loneliness” from our magazine To Remain Silent, a selection of neologisms for emotions that we have all felt at one point or another, but may have lacked the language to express. The assumption here being that these moments of alienation permeate modern life. We are graced with the presence of Britta Badour, Nadya Nicolo, and our very own Rich Audu moderated by Stephan Ledain. Britta https://www.instagram.com/missbrittab/ Nadya https://www.instagram.com/xfreespirit/ Rich https://www.instagram.com/auduism/ Stephan https://www.instagram.com/sledain/ . . . . Every couple weeks or so, the editors of Eternal Remedy take time out to sharpen each other's points of view on current topics. We reflect on the assumptions embedded within our own approaches and philosophies through the lens of authenticity and freedom. We'll be featuring really diverse, exciting guests in subsequent episodes speaking on their journeys, so subscribe to keep with the latest! Join the conversation, have your voice heard. https://twitter.com/eternal_remedy https://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/ https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/ hello@eternalremedy.com See what all the chatter is about, get your copy. http://eternalremedy.com/shop/

In this interview, our Managing Editor, Nicole Drakopoulos, sat down and spoke with Shabaka Hutchings about some of the core themes in our magazine Plastic / Artificial. During the summer of 2020, the conversation first began over email, a steady back and forth between her and Hutchings, before both they agreed to move the dialogue to a different forum. At the time Shabaka was in London, and Nicole was at home in Greece. It was early in the morning for Hutchings, 8AM, and as he drank a thick green smoothie. He mentioned that he had already been awake for 2-3 hours, practicing his saxophone, and preparing for an upcoming performance in Italy he had the next day. It was the first in-person gig he would be playing since the onset of COVID-19, six months prior. He spoke with deep thought, but with an infectious energy that carried between the screens; weaving insights of musicianship, craft and industry, with threads of philosophy and personal experience throughout the duration of our conversation. This interview is featured in our Magazine Plastic / Artificial amidst a wide, diverse array of powerful visual and literary content on the topic. For more information head over to this link. https://eternalremedy.com/product/plastic-artificial-pre-order/ For more about Eternal Remedy and what we're up to, please to drop by and have a chat. https://twitter.com/eternal_remedy https://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/ https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/ hello@eternalremedy.com

In this episode, our team took a moment to come together, to reflect and evolve through our lessons this past year. We applied the lens of Plastic / Artificial, our latest magazine, to our discussion and went down a complex but fruitful journey in true etre fashion. We explored the “Artifacts of Artifice” in our discussion which are a commentary of how things come to be contrived. We often use words and terms with a certainty which assumes that we share a collective understanding of meaning, when that is often not the case. In Plastic / Artificial we rewrite and expose concepts such as beauty, relationships, and work. All this in service of enabling you, our dear listener, to create a blueprint for embodied living where you can live a life that is a true representation of your values. For more information head over to this link. https://eternalremedy.com/product/plastic-artificial-pre-order/ For more about Eternal Remedy and what we're up to, please to drop by and have a chat. https://twitter.com/eternal_remedy https://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/ https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/ hello@eternalremedy.com

In this chat, we made a visit to the Doctor to help us with our ailing hearts. Dr. Kiki Leutner and the Etre Team talk about about the experience of love during lockdown. We outlined the psychology of maintaining, spicing up or starting a relationship during these bizarre times. We do a bit of a crude exploration around the genealogy of romantic relationships and push forward our hopes and visions for the future. This conversation was apart of our Embodied Chats Series. The forum is very inclusive and tends to feel like a discussion amongst long lost friends, a feeling that we could probably all use these days. So please let us know if you'd like to come out and share at the next one. We'd love to have you! For more information head over to this link. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/embodied-chats-tickets-137498017271 For more about Eternal Remedy and what we're up to, please do drop by and have a chat. https://twitter.com/eternal_remedy https://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/ https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/ hello@eternalremedy.com

In this chat, we made a visit to the Doctor to help us with our ailing hearts. Dr. Kiki Leutner and the Etre Team talk about about the experience of love during lockdown. We outlined the psychology of maintaining, spicing up or starting a relationship during these bizarre times. We do a bit of a crude exploration around the genealogy of romantic relationships and push forward our hopes and visions for the future. This conversation was apart of our Embodied Chats Series. The forum is very inclusive and tends to feel like a discussion amongst long lost friends, a feeling that we could probably all use these days. So please let us know if you’d like to come out and share at the next one. We’d love to have you!For more information head over to this link. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/embodied-chats-tickets-137498017271For more about Eternal Remedy and what we're up to, please do drop by and have a chat.https://twitter.com/eternal_remedyhttps://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/hello@eternalremedy.com

In this episode, our team took a moment to come together, to reflect and evolve through our lessons this past year. We applied the lens of Plastic / Artificial, our latest magazine, to our discussion and went down a complex but fruitful journey in true etre fashion. We explored the “Artifacts of Artifice” in our discussion which are a commentary of how things come to be contrived. We often use words and terms with a certainty which assumes that we share a collective understanding of meaning, when that is often not the case. In Plastic / Artificial we rewrite and expose concepts such as beauty, relationships, and work. All this in service of enabling you, our dear listener, to create a blueprint for embodied living where you can live a life that is a true representation of your values. For more information head over to this link. https://eternalremedy.com/product/plastic-artificial-pre-order/For more about Eternal Remedy and what we're up to, please to drop by and have a chat.https://twitter.com/eternal_remedyhttps://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/hello@eternalremedy.com

In this interview, our Managing Editor, Nicole Drakopoulos, sat down and spoke with Shabaka Hutchings about some of the core themes in our magazine Plastic / Artificial. During the summer of 2020, the conversation first began over email, a steady back and forth between her and Hutchings, before both they agreed to move the dialogue to a different forum. At the time Shabaka was in London, and Nicole was at home in Greece. It was early in the morning for Hutchings, 8AM, and as he drank a thick green smoothie. He mentioned that he had already been awake for 2-3 hours, practicing his saxophone, and preparing for an upcoming performance in Italy he had the next day. It was the first in-person gig he would be playing since the onset of COVID-19, six months prior. He spoke with deep thought, but with an infectious energy that carried between the screens; weaving insights of musicianship, craft and industry, with threads of philosophy and personal experience throughout the duration of our conversation.This interview is featured in our Magazine Plastic / Artificial amidst a wide, diverse array of powerful visual and literary content on the topic.For more information head over to this link. https://eternalremedy.com/product/plastic-artificial-pre-order/For more about Eternal Remedy and what we're up to, please to drop by and have a chat.https://twitter.com/eternal_remedyhttps://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/hello@eternalremedy.com

[[Progressive conversations on finding meaning in the modern world.]]In episode eight, we have an open panel discussion on the “Glossary of Loneliness” from our magazine To Remain Silent, a selection of neologisms for emotions that we have all felt at one point or another, but may have lacked the language to express. The assumption here being that these moments of alienation permeate modern life. We are graced with the presence of Britta Badour, Nadya Nicolo, and our very own Rich Audu moderated by Stephan Ledain.Britta https://www.instagram.com/missbrittab/Nadya https://www.instagram.com/xfreespirit/Rich https://www.instagram.com/auduism/Stephan https://www.instagram.com/sledain/....Every couple weeks or so, the editors of Eternal Remedy take time out to sharpen each other's points of view on current topics. We reflect on the assumptions embedded within our own approaches and philosophies through the lens of authenticity and freedom.We'll be featuring really diverse, exciting guests in subsequent episodes speaking on their journeys, so subscribe to keep with the latest!Join the conversation, have your voice heard.https://twitter.com/eternal_remedyhttps://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/hello@eternalremedy.comSee what all the chatter is about, get your copy. http://eternalremedy.com/shop/

[[Progressive conversations on finding meaning in the modern world.]]In our seventh episode, we talk about artificial cultures and what it might mean to exist in a culture that is "real" or "fake".This is a continuation of our *Plastic/Artificial* magazine podcast series. Every couple weeks or so, the editors of Eternal Remedy take time out to sharpen each other's points of view on current topics. We reflect on the assumptions embedded within our own approaches and philosophies through the lens of authenticity and freedom.We'll be featuring really diverse, exciting guests in subsequent episodes speaking on their journeys, so subscribe to keep with the latest! Join the conversation, have your voice heard. https://twitter.com/eternal_remedyhttps://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/hello@eternalremedy.comcheck out some more of our work!https://eternalremedy.com/harvest2/

[[Progressive conversations on finding meaning in the modern world.]]In our sixth episode, we're joined by psychologist, Dr Kiki Leutner, for another eye-opening discussion on meaning in the age of artificial intelligence.This is a continuation of our *Plastic/Artificial* magazine podcast series.Every couple weeks or so, the editors of Eternal Remedy take time out to sharpen each other's points of view on current topics. We reflect on the assumptions embedded within our own approaches and philosophies through the lens of authenticity and freedom.We'll be featuring really diverse, exciting guests in subsequent episodes speaking on their journeys, so subscribe to keep with the latest!Join the conversation, have your voice heard.https://twitter.com/eternal_remedyhttps://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/hello@eternalremedy.comHere is where you can grab a magazine to bring your podcast experience to life!https://eternalremedy.com/shop/

[[Progressive conversation on being in the modern world.]] In our fifth episode, we're joined by Uri Ort, an expert in personality science and co-founder of a personality assessment platform, called Deeper Signals. We tackle authenticity in relation to personality, what it might mean to be a plastic person, why we might be afraid of such a thing, and eventually why we should make a case for being plastic. Most importantly, a reflection on how it all ties to living freely. This stuff and other revolutionary ideas not safe for your boring day-to-day conversations. Every couple weeks or so, the editors of Eternal Remedy take time out to sharpen each other's points of view on current topics. We reflect on the assumptions embedded within our own approaches and philosophies through the lens of authenticity and freedom. We'll be featuring really diverse, exciting guests in subsequent episodes speaking on their journeys, so subscribe to keep with the latest! Join the conversation, have your voice heard. twitter.com/eternal_remedy www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/ www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/ hello@eternalremedy.com check out some more of our work! eternalremedy.com/harvest2/

[[Progressive conversation on being in the modern world.]] In our fourth episode, we tackle authenticity in the workplace, artificial intelligence, feeling plastic, and dealing with a potentially dystopian future where everyone is fake. This stuff and other revolutionary ideas not safe for your boring day-to-day conversations. Every couple weeks or so, the editors of Eternal Remedy take time out to sharpen each other's points of view on current topics. We reflect on the assumptions embedded within our own approaches and philosophies through the lens of authenticity and freedom. We'll be featuring really diverse, exciting guests in subsequent episodes speaking on their journeys, so subscribe to keep with the latest! Join the conversation, have your voice heard. twitter.com/eternal_remedy www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/ www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/ hello@eternalremedy.com check out some more of our work! eternalremedy.com/harvest2/

[[Progressive conversations on finding meaning in the modern world.]] In our second episode, we tackle Beyonce, climate change, sustainability, environmental awareness, and the benefits and dangers of subscribing to communities and grand ideas. This is a continuation of our *To Remain Silent* magazine podcast series. https://eternalremedy.com/to-remain-s... Every couple weeks or so, the editors of Eternal Remedy take time out to sharpen each other's points of view on current topics. We reflect on the assumptions embedded within our own approaches and philosophies through the lens of authenticity and freedom. We'll be featuring really diverse, exciting guests in subsequent episodes speaking on their journeys, so subscribe to keep with the latest! Join the conversation, have your voice heard. https://twitter.com/eternal_remedy https://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/ https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/ hello@eternalremedy.com check out some more of our work! https://eternalremedy.com/harvest2/

[[Progressive conversation on being in the modern world.]] In our inaugural episode, we tackle the #MeToo Movement, Martin Luther King, Nazi sympathizing and other dangerous or revolutionary ideas not safe for your boring day-to-day conversations. Every couple weeks or so, the editors of Eternal Remedy take time out to sharpen each other's points of view on current topics. We reflect on the assumptions embedded within our own approaches and philosophies through the lens of authenticity and freedom. We'll be featuring really diverse, exciting guests in subsequent episodes speaking on their journeys, so subscribe to keep with the latest! Join the conversation, have your voice heard. https://twitter.com/eternal_remedy https://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/ https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/ hello@eternalremedy.com check out some more of our work! https://eternalremedy.com/harvest2/

[[Progressive conversations on finding meaning in the modern world.]] In our third episode, we tackle life in the corporate world, turning work into play and introducing authenticity and democracy at work. This is a continuation of our *To Remain Silent* magazine podcast series. https://eternalremedy.com/to-remain-s... Every couple weeks or so, the editors of Eternal Remedy take time out to sharpen each other's points of view on current topics. We reflect on the assumptions embedded within our own approaches and philosophies through the lens of authenticity and freedom. We'll be featuring really diverse, exciting guests in subsequent episodes speaking on their journeys, so subscribe to keep with the latest! Join the conversation, have your voice heard. https://twitter.com/eternal_remedy https://www.instagram.com/eternalremedy/ https://www.facebook.com/EternalRemedy/ hello@eternalremedy.com check out some more of our work! https://eternalremedy.com/harvest2/

A intimate and reflective tale about how it's never to late to experience joy in the form of love

etre is an artistic movement towards a more self-aware culture, a creative hub urging you to fall in love with the fullness of who you are and a platform that encourages introspection through all types of artistry. Capturing the shared experience of the human condition with the appropriate blend of charm and raw honesty, offering ourselves and our subscribers a new way to conceive of and appreciate the richness of life, including even its tragedies in podcast form.

etre is an artistic movement towards a more self-aware culture, a creative hub urging you to fall in love with the fullness of who you are and a platform that encourages introspection through all types of artistry. Capturing the shared experience of the human condition with the appropriate blend of charm and raw honesty, offering ourselves and our subscribers a new way to conceive of and appreciate the richness of life, including even its tragedies in podcast form.