Podcasts about global spirit

Banyen Books & Sound joins Phil Cousineau for a conversation about his newly updated bestselling classic The Art of Pilgrimage: The Seeker's Guide to Making Travel Sacred. Phil Cousineau is an award-winning writer and filmmaker, teacher and editor, lecturer, storyteller and TV host. With more than thirty-five books translated into more than ten languages and 15 scriptwriting credits to his name, Cousineau has also appeared alongside mentors Joseph Campbell and Huston Smith. He is co-writer and host of Global Spirit and has also appeared on CNN, The Discovery Channel, NFL Films, and more. He has been interviewed for stories in Time, Newsweek, and The New York Times . Currently, Cousineau lives with his family in North Beach in San Francisco, California. Learn more about his work at https://www.philcousineau.net.

If you had to describe Goa, not in words but in taste, we bet you wouldn't be able to look past the traditional Goan drink - Feni! Hansel Vaz tells us how a life-altering accident motivated him to turn Feni into a unique, international drink. How is Feni perceived in the global market? Can it ever replace wine or whiskey to become a mainstream drink? What is the relationship between Goa's monsoons and its drinking culture? Tune in to find out! Hansel Vaz is the founder of Cazulo Premium Feni. He is also the partner of Vaz Enterprises, a family owned business which has been around for 2 generations, which was started at their family home in Kunkali. He is a former geologist. And now at the forefront of making Goa's heritage drink Feni into a global spirit. Travel tip: If you are a literature geek, spend a few hours exploring the wide collection of books at the Literati Bookshop in Calangute!Brought to you by Bound, a company that helps you grow through stories. Follow us @boundindia on all social platforms for updates on this podcast or take a look at their other podcasts.Hosted by Clyde D'Souza. He is a creative director who has worked in TV, print, and digital. His book Susegad: The Goan Art Of Contentment captures Goa through conversations, memories, stories, recipes and much more. He lives between Mumbai and Goa and lives the Susegad lifestyle every day! Follow him on Instagram @clydedsouzaauthor. Produced by Aishwarya JavalgekarEditing and soundtrack by Aditya AryaArtwork by Artisto Designz Brought to you by Bound, a company that helps you grow through stories. Follow us @boundindia on all social platforms for updates on this podcast or take a look at their other podcasts. Hosted by Clyde D'Souza. He is a creative director who has worked in TV, print, and digital. His book Susegad: The Goan Art Of Contentment captures Goa through conversations, memories, stories, recipes and much more. He lives between Mumbai and Goa and lives the Susegad lifestyle every day! Follow him on Instagram @clydedsouzaauthor.

Phil Cousineau is a freelance writer, filmmaker, photographer, art and literary tour leader, teacher of creativity, mythographer, storyteller, and an all-around Renaissance man. He's published over 40 books and has over 25 documentary film writing credits. He is also host and co-writer of "Global Spirit," a nationally broadcast television series. His books include Wordcatcher (Viva Editions, Cleis Press 2010), Beyond Forgiveness: Reflections On Atonement (Jossey-Bass 2011), Stoking The Creative Fires (Red (Wheel/Wiser 2008), Burning the Midnight Oil: Illuminating Words For the Long Night's Journey Into Day (Viva Editions 2014), The Book of Roads: Travel Stories from Michigan to Marrakech (Viva Editions 2015), The Art of Pilgrimage revised (Conari Press 2021), The Lost Notes of Sisyphus (Sisyphus Press 2021)Interview Date: 11/17/2021        Tags: Phil Cousineau, Joseph Campbell, Albert Camus, Greek mythology, Sisyphean task, struggle, metaphor, boredom, despair, rise of authoritarianism, The Great Gatsby, Rollo May, shame, Persephone, pandemic, Merope, Prometheus, Zeus, Mythology, Philosophy

The Greek myth of Sisyphus unveils our valiant and irrepressible desire to create something unique out of our lives despite our despair and our defeats. This deep conversation plunges the depths and fullness of this misunderstood myth. It is a parable for the modern world and our fight against the hell of the pandemic and the rise of authoritarianism in the world today. Phil Cousineau is a freelance writer, filmmaker, photographer, art and literary tour leader, teacher of creativity, mythographer, storyteller, and an all-around Renaissance man. He's published over 40 books and has over 25 documentary film writing credits. He is also host and co-writer of "Global Spirit," a nationally broadcast television series. His books include Wordcatcher (Viva Editions, Cleis Press 2010), Beyond Forgiveness: Reflections On Atonement (Jossey-Bass 2011), Stoking The Creative Fires (Red Wheel/Wiser 2008), Burning the Midnight Oil: Illuminating Words For the Long Night's Journey Into Day (Viva Editions 2014), The Book of Roads: Travel Stories from Michigan to Marrakech (Viva Editions 2015), The Art of Pilgrimage revised (Conari Press 2021) and The Lost Notes of Sisyphus (Sisyphus Press 2021)Interview Date: 11/17/2021     Tags: Phil Cousineau, Joseph Campbell, Albert Camus, Greek mythology, Mythology, Philosophy

The spirit of Anti-Christ is reaching out globally. Evil plans, lock-downs, supply chain problems and more. Lockdowns in Austalia. Protests in Europe. Please support Tony K at https://aminutetomidnite.com

Award-winning writer, filmmaker, travel guide, and storyteller Phil Cousineau talks about the joys and challenges of homecoming — the oldest tale in the world, repeated from The Odyssey to The Wizard of Oz. Phil's fascination with other cultures has taken him from Michigan to Marrakesh, from Iceland to the Amazon.  He's written more than 35 books, including The Hero's Journey, Stoking the Creative Fires, The Art of Pilgrimage, and The Book of Roads.  He's also the host of Global Spirit, the first “internal travel series” on PBS. In this podcast, Phil explains why it's so hard for the hero — or the heroine — to get back home again; why Americans feel so rootless; how rituals help us celebrate our travels, and why we need to share our stories and reconnect with loved ones around the hearth. Here are some excerpts with the audio and full transcript below. On Homecoming and Detroit I just came back from the city where I grew up, and there are so many people walking around with sweatshirts for the Detroit Tigers, but also shirts that say DIA for the Detroit Institute of Arts. The people in Detroit who are essentially rebuilding the city are identifying not just with sports, but with culture. Detroit has had the most precipitous decline in population in urban history. And so this is a huge moment. A rebirth, a renaissance. It's very hard to begin to rebuild without this sense of pride. It's an axiom now that if people don't love, not just like or identify with, if they don't love where they live, they will burn the place down. Reading The Odyssey Today This story is about the awakening of a man who has not quite appreciated his wife, Penelope, and who has upset the gods who are wreaking havoc on his effort to get home again.  After his time with Circe, Odysseus goes down into the underworld to find Tiresias, the sage, who tells him: You can get home again but you will have to suffer.  The gods will make it difficult for you to do this. You will have to curb your desires and the desires of the men in your crew. This is the psychological insight:  It's your desires that have kept you from getting home again.  What does that mean for us today? The Wizard of Oz In the last scene the Good Witch turns to Dorothy and says, “If you just wake up, you will see that you have always been at home.”  The Buddha said this, too, along with other great spiritual teachers.  Wake up!  In some way,  we all go to sleep. And then philosophy, religion, travel, art,  wake us up again. When all five senses are alive, you can be home anywhere.

Guests: Guest: Bailey Pryor - Founder & CEO - The Real McCoy Rum What You'll Learn: This seminar focuses on the history, culture, tradition and production methods of rums from around the world, including a technical review of how a variety of stills work, why they were (or were not) adopted in certain countries, and how they impact the final product today. This presentation comes from 10 years of research by Bailey Pryor, seven-time Emmy Award winning documentary filmmaker and founder of The Real McCoy rum, who has interviewed world-renowned rum producers, still manufacturers, historians and authors from over 11 countries. This presentation contains essential information for serious rum fans, and is unlike anything you have seen before. THERE IS NO BRAND MARKETING IN THIS PRESENTATION, and it will provide you with an unbiased look at the complex and widely misunderstood world of rum.

Cousineau tantalizes us with his understanding of how night is a powerful companion for creativity. The quiet rhythm of the night is a holy experience of soul. He describes how language and culture arose around the fires of our ancestors talking into the night. By sharing stories and poems he takes us from the contemplative, starry night to the enlightenment of early dawn. Phil Cousineau is a freelance writer, filmmaker, photographer, art and literary tour leader, teacher of creativity, a lifelong lover of the night, and an all-around Renaissance man. He’s published over 30 books and has over 25 documentary film writing credits. He is also host and co-writer of "Global Spirit," a nationally broadcast television series. He's a guest host for New Dimensions Radio. His books include Wordcatcher (Viva Editions, Cleis Press 2010), Beyond Forgiveness: Reflections On Atonement (Jossey-Bass 2011), Stoking The Creative Fires (Red (Wheel/Wiser 2008), Burning the Midnight Oil: Illuminating Words For the Long Night’s Journey Into Day (Viva Editions 2014) and The Book of Roads: Travel Stories from Michigan to Marrakech (Viva Editions 2015).Interview Date: 12/20/2013 Tags: MP3, Phil Cousineau, Zorba the Greek, storytelling, Nikos Kazantzakis, creative fire, Detroit, Van Gogh, Miles Davis, R.B. Morris, Poem Night Train Home, Richard E. Byrd, Alexander Eliot, Edward Hopper’s painting, Nighthawks, P. J. Curtis’ The Last Prince of Thormond, noctuaries, Driving Jack at Midnight, tea, tea houses, tea court, tea bag, creativity, art & painting, poetry, Art & Creativity,mythology, philosophy

Phil Cousineau is a freelance writer, filmmaker, photographer, art and literary tour leader, teacher of creativity, a lifelong lover of the night, and an all around Renaissance man. He's published over 30 books and has over 25 documentary film writing credits. He is also host and co-writer of "Global Spirit," a nationally broadcast television series. He's a guest host for New Dimensions Radio. His books include Wordcatcher (Viva Editions, Cleis Press 2010, Beyond Forgiveness: Reflections On Atonement (Jossey-Bass 2011), Stoking The Creative Fires (Red (Wheel/Wiser 2008) and Burning the Midnight Oil: Illuminating Words For the Long Night's Journey Into Day (Viva Editions 2014)Interview Date: 12/20/2013   Tags: MP3, Phil Cousineau, night, Blue Mosque Reverie, Sultan Ahmet Mosque, creativity, Rilke, Circling the ancient tower, dominoes, café, numinous, Edward Hopper, Charles Bukowski, pay attention, paying attention, iconic images, storytelling, Arts & Creativity, Writing

Cousineau tantalizes us with his understanding of how night is a powerful companion for creativity. The quiet rhythm of the night is a holy experience of soul. He describes how language and culture arose around the fires of our ancestors talking into the night. By sharing stories and poems he takes us from the contemplative, starry night to the enlightenment of early dawn. Phil Cousineau is a freelance writer, filmmaker, photographer, art and literary tour leader, teacher of creativity, a lifelong lover of the night, and an all-around Renaissance man. He’s published over 30 books and has over 25 documentary film writing credits. He is also host and co-writer of "Global Spirit," a nationally broadcast television series. He's a guest host for New Dimensions Radio. His books include Wordcatcher (Viva Editions, Cleis Press 2010), Beyond Forgiveness: Reflections On Atonement (Jossey-Bass 2011), Stoking The Creative Fires (Red (Wheel/Wiser 2008), Burning the Midnight Oil: Illuminating Words For the Long Night’s Journey Into Day (Viva Editions 2014) and The Book of Roads: Travel Stories from Michigan to Marrakech (Viva Editions 2015).Interview Date: 12/20/2013   Tags: MP3, Phil Cousineau, Zorba the Greek, storytelling, Nikos Kazantzakis, creative fire, Detroit, Van Gogh, Miles Davis, R.B. Morris, Poem Night Train Home, Richard E. Byrd, Alexander Eliot, Edward Hopper’s painting, Nighthawks, P. J. Curtis’ The Last Prince of Thormond, noctuaries, Driving Jack at Midnight, tea, tea houses, tea court, tea bag, creativity, art & painting, poetry, Art & Creativity,mythology, philosophy

I am honored to introduce today's guest, Phil Cousineau. Phil is an award-winning writer, filmmaker, teacher, editor, travel leader, storyteller and TV host. We will be discussing a range of topics, such as the meaning of forgiveness and atonement, the importance of presence, and our collective longing for wholeness. The following is a taste of my conversation with Phil. Q: Where does forgiveness end? Where does compassion end? Phil: (Quoting Dr. Jacob Needleman): You ask them three times for forgiveness. Now, the first time, they may still be angry at you. The second time, they may not have gotten over you. And then, the third time, they could forgive you or they have become so obtuse and so bitter that they still refuse, well, on, let's say, on the grand scale of things, your karma is free. You have done what you need to do on the spiritual plane. Q: How do you define atonement? Phil: At-one-ment. It’s like many of the classic definitions of beauty, which is all forms of harmony and wholeness. Q: How does atonement relate to forgiveness? Phil: The act of forgiveness is kind of going halfway and then stopping. Doing something to make amends that is psychologically commensurate with the damage that was done, then the healing can begin. Q: How does one get to forgiveness when there’s a complex blend of multiple layers of mutual wrongdoing, with each party blaming the other? Phil: If we do not learn how to forgive in our relationships, in the workplace, and in our political activism, a kind of soul rust sets in. When asked if there’s one last thing he’d like our listeners to hear, Phil says, “People will risk themselves for others, and I once asked Joseph Campbell why this is so? And I can still hear the beautiful cadence in his voice when he gave me the answer on camera, “It's because we know at the end of the day, we are one.” About Phil: Phil Cousineau is a writer, teacher, editor, independent scholar, documentary filmmaker, travel leader and storyteller. His life-long fascination with the art, literature and history of culture has taken him on many journeys around the world. He lectures frequently on a wide range of topics--from mythology, film and writing, to beauty, travel, sports and creativity. He has published more than 35 nonfiction books and has over 20 scriptwriting credits to his name. He is the host and cowriter of the PBS and Link TV series, “Global Spirit.”

Our latest guest on Soundtracking is something of a demigod when it comes to the realms of music and film. Anton Corbijn is a Dutch photographer, music video director and filmmaker who has snapped anyone who's anyone in the music industry, including Bob Dylan, Bjork, Bruce Springsteen and Miles Davies. Indeed, it was he who took those iconic pictures of Joy Division in the subway tunnel, beginning a relationship which ultimately led to him bringing us the Ian Curtis biopic, Control.  Anton has also had a long-standing relationship with U2 and Depeche Mode, and it is Depeche Mode's final concert of their Global Spirit tour that is the subject of his latest project - the documentary, Spirits In The Forest, which places a specific focus on six of the band's fans. Depeche Mode: SPIRITS in the Forest is in cinemas for one night only worldwide on 21 November. Find your closest screening at spiritsintheforest.com (https://www.spiritsintheforest.com/)

This week Jon Justice talks about the opening days of the Global Spirit Tour, setlists, stage set up, video and performance. Then its all about you and your emails this week! Let me take you on a trip.....TalkShowNerd@gmail.com 

Spirit is out and Jon Justice contiues his commetary about Depeche Mode latests efforts going indepth on the second half of the album. Plus promotion of Spirit begins ahead of the Global Spirit tour. Also, listener emails and stories about the Depeche Mode world we live in and life in general. TalkShowNerd @gmail.com 

Продолжение серии компиляций -миксов, состоящих ремиксов  группы Depeche Mode.DEPECHE MODE ВОЗВРАЩАЮТСЯ В МОСКВУ В РАМКАХ СВОЕГО ТУРА GLOBAL SPIRIT TOUR! (February 25, 2018 Moscow, Russia Olimpiyski Arena ).Depeche Mode стала самой успешной концертной группой в 2017 году! На прошедшие концерты тура Global Spirit было продано 1,4 млн билетов – это больше, чем у Джастина Бибера и даже Эда Ширана. "У нас столько фанатов, что мы могли бы гастролировать непрерывно" – сказал Дэйв Ганн на пресс-конференции в Милане, и это похоже на правду.

Продолжение серии компиляций -миксов, состоящих ремиксов  группы Depeche Mode.DEPECHE MODE ВОЗВРАЩАЮТСЯ В МОСКВУ В РАМКАХ СВОЕГО ТУРА GLOBAL SPIRIT TOUR! (February 25, 2018 Moscow, Russia Olimpiyski Arena ).Depeche Mode стала самой успешной концертной группой в 2017 году! На прошедшие концерты тура Global Spirit было продано 1,4 млн билетов – это больше, чем у Джастина Бибера и даже Эда Ширана. "У нас столько фанатов, что мы могли бы гастролировать непрерывно" – сказал Дэйв Ганн на пресс-конференции в Милане, и это похоже на правду.

El 6 de julio de 2017 en el festival BBK Live fue un día importante para todos los fans de Depeche Mode en España, ya que el Global Spirit Tour pasó por nuestro país, en una versión reducida de lo que están siendo sus conciertos en esta gira. Como no podía ser de otra manera, estuvimos allí para contároslo todo, nuestras impresiones y vivencias, nuestro dolor al que ya estamos habituados, tumbados en el césped, corruptos, sintiendo el silencio y sobre todo, esperando a nuestro Jesús personal. La luna, el monte de Kobetamendi, los Kalimotxos de Pepsicola, las pulseras electrónicas y los movimientos de cadera de Dave, todo en un programa que servirá para ir saciando nuestra sed de Depeche de cara a los próximos conciertos que se avecinan en Madrid y Barcelona.

Episode 32: Concert Report - Depeche Mode "Global Spirit Tour" 2017 Brian and Sarah were preparing to present the second half of the New Order album "Technique" as the next episode, but a little band from Basildon made them change their minds. Instead, our hosts decided to talk about the Depeche Mode concert they just attended in Washington, DC. Brian and Sarah have already done two "emergency episodes" to discuss singles off the latest Mode album, "Spirit," so it seemed only right to also devote an episode to a concert promoting that album. Spoiler Alert! If you don't want to know about the setlist or other aspects of the Global Spirit Tour, this is not the episode for you. The hosts go over each song, from the opening to the encore. Another spoiler alert, which shouldn't be much of a surprise-- Brian and Sarah loved the show! They also loved getting the chance to talk about it and help cement their newly-formed memories. Read more at http://permanentrecordpodcast.com/ Visit us at https://www.facebook.com/permrecordpodcast Follow us at https://twitter.com/permrecordpod

This week Jon Justice talks about the opening days of the Global Spirit Tour, setlists, stage set up, video and performance. Then its all about you and your emails this week! Let me take you on a trip.....TalkShowNerd@gmail.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3575832/advertisement

This week Jon Justice talks about the opening days of the Global Spirit Tour, setlists, stage set up, video and performance. Then its all about you and your emails this week! Let me take you on a trip.....TalkShowNerd@gmail.com 

Spirit is out and Jon Justice contiues his commetary about Depeche Mode latests efforts going indepth on the second half of the album. Plus promotion of Spirit begins ahead of the Global Spirit tour. Also, listener emails and stories about the Depeche Mode world we live in and life in general. TalkShowNerd @gmail.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3575832/advertisement

Spirit is out and Jon Justice contiues his commetary about Depeche Mode latests efforts going indepth on the second half of the album. Plus promotion of Spirit begins ahead of the Global Spirit tour. Also, listener emails and stories about the Depeche Mode world we live in and life in general. TalkShowNerd @gmail.com 

Back for the third time on Creative Spirit, Phil Cousineau is an award-winning writer and filmmaker, teacher and editor, lecturer and travel leader, storyteller and PBS host (Global Spirit). Phil's fascination with the art, literature, and history of culture has taken him on a worldwide search for what the ancients called the “soul of the world.” With more than 30 books and 15 scriptwriting credits to his name, the “omnipresent influence of myth in modern life” is a thread that runs through all of his work. His wide range of references and experiences make Phil the perfect person to conclude our monthlong look at beauty. Listen in, and you'll agree!

Sugar, it seems, is in almost all of our foods. And not just sugar, but sweeteners in general, are added to so many of our processed foods. As an additive it enhances flavor and aroma, and it helps products retain moisture. And in this day and age sugar is relatively inexpensive. But many are surprised to learn that sugar and sweeteners as an everyday food additive are a relatively recent innovation, and prior to the European invasions of the Western Hemisphere, sugar was a very costly luxury item. As Europeans established sugar plantations throughout their Caribbean and Latin America territories, sugar became more readily available for European markets. As the demand and consumption of cane sugar grew in the second half of the Second Millennia CE, the sugar processors were left with the byproduct molasses, and what can be made from molasses? Rum, and it would become the first distilled spirit to be sold around the globe. It would be easy to think that sugar cane was indigenous to the New World, since that is where most of the world’s sugar is grown in the Caribbean islands and Latin America, but it isn’t. It first came from Southeast Asia, and then spread into India, and eventually into the Arab world. In India and China, a fermented sugar wine was made as early as the late first millennia BCE. Marco Polo during his travels through Asia in the 14th Century CE noted of a “very good wine of sugar” which he was served in Persia. Because of the rarity of sugar in Europe, Marco Polo would have been quite surprised by this sugar wine.

11 de octubre de 2016. Milán. Depeche Mode realizan una rueda de prensa para presentar la gira del próximo año llamada Global Spirit, una primera parte de la gira que empezaran el próximo 5 de mayo del 2017 en Estocolmo, y en la que visitaran varias ciudades europeas tocando en estadios y en grandes espacios abiertos. En España estarán encabezando el festival BBK Live en Bilbao el 6 de julio del 2017. No solemos realizar programas de actualidad depechera, pero la emoción nos puede, y hemos hecho un parón en la cronología en la historía de Depeche para hablar de esta rueda de prensa, un tanto insulsa, pero que a pesar de todo, ha traído un buen puñado de anécdotas y chascarrillos que iremos deshojando con nuestro fanatismo habitual. ¡Esperemos que este podcast aporte algo de luz a esta nueva "black celebration" que se avecina! ¿Where is the Revolution? ¡dando me gusta a este audio!

Phil Cousineau was our first guest on Creative Spirit because he embodies the creative spirit as a true Renaissance man. An award-winning writer and filmmaker, teacher and editor, lecturer and travel leader, storyteller and PBS-TV host (Global Spirit), Phil's fascination with the art, literature, and history of culture has taken him on a worldwide search for what the ancients called the “soul of the world.” With more than 30 books and 15 scriptwriting credits to his name, the “omnipresent influence of myth in modern life” is a thread that runs through all of his work. Find out how Phil's mentor Joseph Campbell stoked this passion, and much more, in this fascinating interview!

With over 660 million people around the world who have been baptized in the Holy Spirit, a group of diverse pastors and leaders began a Spirit-led movement. Listen to their inspiring vision for every person on earth to have an authentic encounter with Jesus Christ. Will you be one of them?

Video can do amazing things for your business. It'such a great way to let people really get to know about your business.  There are some things that you want to keep in mind to make sure that the real YOU shines on video. In this episode I'm chatting with Tanya McQueen from Global Spirit films. Whether you're doing a promo video for your website or an online course, these tips will help you get it right.   Shownotes and links avaialble at:  GotoGirlSocialMedia.com/91

When you feel the call from your soul to leave home, what do you do? Call a travel agent? Start packing? The best way is to begin at the beginning with The Art of Pilgrimage by Phil Cousineau, a classic guide on how to make travel sacred. The Art of Pilgrimage is celebrating its 15th year in print with a new edition from Conari Press. Phil is an author, screenwriter, photographer, editor, documentary filmmaker, and, of course, world traveler. His love of sacred travel shines through on his TV series Global Spirit. Phil will be with us to lead the discussion. You do not want to miss this! It will change the way you travel forever.

 This evening InTouch Interviews presents a conversation with Stephen Olsson, award winning producer/director who is currently producing and directing Global Spirit – the first “internal travel” series on national television and the internet – an inquiring into humankind's belief systems, wisdom traditions and states of consciousness.  “Global Spirit” is a harbinger of the emerging and expanding enlightened new genre of transformational media, content that offers a shift in understanding and relationship with ourselves, each other and our world.  www.globalspirit.tv  

  Stephen Olsson is the director/producer of  ”GLOBAL SPIRIT”,  A NEW ‘INTERNAL TRAVEL’ TV SERIES DEBUTS ON PBS/ PUBLIC TELEVISION STATIONS. “Global Spirit”  explores the essential, perennial, human question: Who are we? Why are we here? How does life fit together? What does it all mean? From the ancient or indigenous wisdom traditions, to the latest advances in scientific knowledge. Topics on this new PBS series will include: The Spiritual Quest, Forgiveness and Healing, Music, Sound and the Sacred, The Journey Towards Oneness, Exploring Consciousness: East and West, The Mystical Experience, Etc.  And, Season One presents ten episodes. Some of  the fabulous interviewees include Deepak Chopra, Robert Thurman, Karen Armstrong, Peter Russell, Ravi Ravindra, Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, Brother David Steindl-Rast, Riane Eisler and many more