Podcasts about humanhood

Call it “brain fog,” call it “attention economy burnout,” call it the dregs of late capitalism: however you label it, Tamara Lindeman has been feeling it. With “Neon Signs,” our favorite song from her 2025 album as The Weather Station, Humanhood—out now on Fat Possum Records—she gives names and shapes to the sense of dread so many of us feel permeating our daily existence.  “I've gotten used to feeling like I'm crazy—or just lazy,” she sings in her signature flinty voice at the start of the song, articulating the ennui of being stuck in a cosmic rut. Unending conflict, climate anxiety, and the always-on buzz of the internet—all of it has rendered so many of us inert. But the pulsing piano, swirling flutes and strings, and insistent beat do powerful work here, adding forward motion to Lindeman's existential angst. A protest song of a stripe, “Neon Signs” feels like a spiritual update of The Who's “We Don't Get Fooled Again”—a cautionary tale wrapped up in defiance. Untangling the politics of want and need, of trust and fear, of lust and genuine connection, Lindeman wanders a glittering landscape in which every flashing light demands notice and every notification could single doom. Is cutting through all that noise possible? “Neon Signs” doesn't make it clear, but Lindeman tips her hand in favor of the possibility of human flourishing in spite of it all—if only we can get honest with ourselves: “I swear to god I saw real love once/But nothing needs you so badly as a lie, so lonely, drifting, unmoored from real life/if nobody believes it all it can do is die.” This week on Transmissions, she joins host Jason Woodbury to discuss Humanhood—the album, sure, but also the concept of what makes us human. We're so pleased to share this talk with you.

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Another year, another month, another pod. Welcome to Episode 54 of This is Not Happening (TINH), an Album of the Month (AOTM) Podcast. In Part 1 we deep dive into an Album that one of us has chosen and in Part 2 we play 'Spin it or Bin it'.  We pick a theme and each pick a song that represents that theme. We judge the selections by asking the question 'Spin It or Bin It'?In Part 1, Joey hosts a bit of a love-in on The Weather Station's 7th album Humanhood.In Part 2, Spin It or Bin It, our theme this month is 'New Music', tracks from the past 2-3 months.                    ----- Part 1 | The Weather Station | Humanhood -----One of the rare times that we've double dipped on artist, we return to Tamara Linderman and The Weather Station. In 2021 we all (eventually) loved Ignorance. An album focusing largely on nature and the climate crisis. It was an album of global concerns. Humanhood is feels quite different, it feels deeply personal but retains global relevance in different ways.I think this is going to be a big one for the pod this year. I know Joey and David will love this album but not so sure about Nolan and Guy. We discuss the album in comparison to Ignorance, we talk about production and sound mixing, percussion backing vocals and lovely lovely woodwind.Listen to the album here.Listen to the essential Sheroes podcast interview with Tamara here.Watch a few videos here.Buy some stuff here.                                               ----- Part 2 | Spin It or Bin It | New Music -----January / February is usually a great time for new tracks. This year is no exception. Let's celebrate that. We each pick a new track and ask each other 'Spin It or Bin It?'Guy chose Orlando In Love by Japanese Breakfast.Joey chose Ocean Steppin' by John Glacier and Sampha.David chose One Foot by Greentea Peng.Nolan chose Lalala by Redman and Method Man.Here is a link to a long list of new tracks that we put together. Enjoy. Episode Chapters: 1 - Intro - 0:002 - Weather Station - Album introduction - 1:483 - Weather Station - What did you expect, what did you get? 5:284 - Weather Station - The energy of the album - 15:395 - Weather Station -  Album production - 27:206 - Weather Station - Favourite tracks - 36:277 - Spin It Or Bin It - 41:538 - Outro - 1:05:54We've been writing the blog for years come and have a look - https://thisisnothappening.net/

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Tamara Lindeman makes music as The Weather Station and she is my guest on this episode of That's How I Remember It. Tamara just released a fantastic record called Humanhood, which comes follows 2021's breakthrough Ignorance and its 2022 companion How Is It That I Should Look at the Stars. We talked about the making of Humanhood, climate grief, trusting musicians, winds vs. synths, and making music so you can go on tour. I thought this was a really great conversation, and I'm excited to be able to share it here. Listen and subscribe! 

"This metaphor is getting away from me so I'm gonna wrap it up" On the show this week: 00:00:51 News Ofcom claims that Bristol radio station, SWU.fm, breached licence condition 00:09:52 Humanhood by The Weather Station review discussion 00:39:33 Upcoming releases Album Rankings: Zach Phillips - True Music Ethel Cain - Perverts

The Canadian singer-songwriter Tamara Lindeman, a.k.a. The Weather Station, is known for making music that confronts climate change and the damage we've inflicted on our planet. Just a few days ago, Tamara released her new album, “Humanhood,” which chronicles a difficult mental health period in her life when she felt like she had lost her sense of self. She sits down with Tom Power to discuss the record and why she turns to music to make it through tough times.

Jeden Januar trifft sich die Musikszene des Kontinents um den neuen heissen Scheiss auszutauschen. Sounds!-Redaktorin Gisela Feuz fand schwedischen Afro-Grunge, mexiko-finnischen Electropop, Black Country Soul-Punk.. aber kaum mehr «gute alte Bands»?! Hört bei uns ihr Trend-Telegramm aus Groningen. +++ PLAYLIST +++ · 22:58 - SEGA MUSIC von LUZIUS SCHULER · 22:53 - FALLING von JULEE CRUISE · 22:51 - BADALAMENTI AM KLAVIER von ZÜRI WEST · 22:46 - PINKY'S DREAM von DAVID LYNCH FEAT. KAREN O · 22:43 - SHADOW von CHROMATICS · 22:38 - THE PERFECT DRUG von NINE INCH NAILS · 22:35 - LOVE ME von NICOLAS CAGE · 22:29 - I'M DERANGED von DAVID BOWIE · 22:24 - IDOLS von ELA MINUS · 22:19 - KELLER KLUB von BÊTE SALÉE · 22:15 - BEHIND CURTAINS von HOLM · 22:10 - LOSE CONTROL von YOUNG FRANCO & EARTHGANG & JAFUNK · 22:08 - PASS THE SALT von JOY CROOKES & VINCE STAPLES · 21:55 - LEAST I HAVE YOU von COCOROSIE · 21:52 - SECURITY von AMYL AND THE SNIFFERS · 21:47 - LA SYMPHONIE DES ECLAIRS von ZAHO DE SAGAZAN · 21:43 - HUMANHOOD von THE WEATHER STATION · 21:37 - PARKING LOT von THE WEATHER STATION · 21:34 - WISH YOU WOULD NOTICE (KNOW THIS) von ZZZAHARA · 21:29 - FASHION von PAULA DALLA CORTE · 21:23 - RUN RUN RUN von SIRENS OF LESBOS · 21:20 - ACCORDEON RAVEOLUTION von GRAYSSOKER · 21:14 - MONEY MULLET von THE PILL · 21:11 - WORKING CLASSIC von ANTONY SZMIEREK FEAT. YEMI BOLATIWA · 21:05 - SUMMER BLUES von MARTHA DA'RO · 20:57 - IGNORED von BOKO YOUT · 20:50 - AUDI RTT von GWENDOLINE · 20:48 - LA CHICA-Cá von JOALIN · 20:41 - I GOT VIEWS von GETDOWN SERVICES · 20:37 - KOSTARIKA von ASTRID & THE SCANDALS · 20:30 - BECANE von YAME · 20:24 - WWW SHE HOT von UCHE YARA · 20:19 - MILK von KÄSSY · 20:15 - THIS HERE AIN'T WATER von BIG SPECIAL · 20:07 - STRONG FEELINGS von DRY CLEANING · 20:04 - LA MARCHEUSE von CHRISTINE AND THE QUEENS

You know how every now and then, an album comes along that just gets into your bones, and it's hard to describe just how grateful you are it exists? (If you don't know that feeling, I'm sorry, but keep searching for it). Tamara Lindeman working as The Weather Station has make two such records I feel that way about; 2019's “Ignorance” and 2025's “Humanhood”, released on January 17th. “Humanhood” is a brave, striking and beautiful piece of work that just keeps on giving back, the more you mine it. It's not designed for casual listening; the level of nuance involved, the little interludes between songs, and it's lyrical themes of self-identity in crisis, set against grander concerns about the environment and the post-truth era we find ourselves in, deserve your full attention. It's the sort of album where a different moment or detail might hit your each time you go back to it. It can't imagine it being topped this year. Our conversation takes in everything from depersonalisation disorder and OCD, to taking photos of the sky, unrealistic roles for teenagers and in movies, Canadian rock-band Our Lady Peace, and quietly making the greatest album of 2025. Let me know what you think on Instagram @sendingsignalspodcast

Nach dem Grosserfolg des letzten Albums «Ignorance» (im Februar 2021 Sounds! Album der Woche) folgte bei Tamara Lindeman der Crash. Das siebte Album «Humanhood» musste aus dem Loch einer chronischen Depersonalisationsstörung entstehen. Aber: Alles halb so wild, versichert Lindeman im Sounds!-Interview. Also, das Songwriting sei ihr zwar noch nie so schwer gefallen wie für das siebte The Weather Station-Album, wer nun allerdings jeden Stein der Platte umdreht um nach Details über Lindemans aktuellen Gesundheitszustand zu suchen, macht sich damit keinen Gefallen: «Wenn ich wirklich glauben würde, dass jedes Lied, das ich schreibe, ein Stück meines Lebens ist, das nun fix in Stein gemeisselt ist, dann könnte ich wohl nie wieder einen Song schreiben», sagt die Musikerin aus Kanada über ihr neustes Album. Weitere Themen unseres Gesprächs: Wie ein Telefonat mit einer guten Freundin Lindeman zum Weinen gebracht hat und nun zum Herzstück des Albums wurde, sowie ihre Liebe zu The Blue Nile und Talk Talk. «Humanhood» ist das neue Sounds! Album der Woche. Bis und mit Freitag gibt's jeden Abend Vinyl zu gewinnen – nur live in der Sounds!-Radiosendung. +++ PLAYLIST +++ · 22:54 – MORE THAN LIFE von THE HORRORS · 22:48 – WWW SHE HOT von UCHE YARA · 22:46 – ORLANDO IN LOVE von JAPANESE BREAKFAST · 22:42 – SAD MAKEUP von YUKIMI · 22:39 – CRUSH von ALEX NAUVA & GALLERY OF NOISE · 22:35 – COOK & EFFY von KILLOWEN & FRANKIE STEW AND HARVEY GUNN · 22:32 – ANKLES von LUCY DACUS · 22:28 – BRING AN END von BUTLER, BLAKE & GRANT · 22:23 – SNOWFLAKES von DROPKICK · 22:19 – BLEIB AM LEBEN von TOCOTRONIC · 22:16 – STRETCH THE STRUGGLE von BRIA SALMENA · 22:12 – TIME WAITED von MY MORNING JACKET · 22:08 – GET BY von KATE TEAGUE · 21:57 – WINDOW von THE WEATHER STATION · 21:53 – DUM DUM GIRL von TALK TALK · 21:47 – TINSELTOWN IN THE RAIN von THE BLUE NILE · 21:41 – MIRROR von THE WEATHER STATION · 21:36 – HARD DRIVE von CASSANDRA JENKINS · 21:26 – IRREVERSIBLE DAMAGE von THE WEATHER STATION · 21:18 – NEON SIGNS von THE WEATHER STATION · 21:15 – BODY MOVES von THE WEATHER STATION · 21:04 – ROBBER von THE WEATHER STATION

One of the year's most anticipated albums is out today - Humanhood, the seventh studio album by The Weather Station - and Carmel Holt helps celebrate its arrival by welcoming the brilliant singer, songwriter, producer and musician at its center, Tamara Lindemann for a fascinating conversation about the making of the new album, how learning about differing skull shapes between men and women changed her life, and revelations that have come from teaching songwriting to others.

Today's Song of the Day is “Window” from The Weather Station's album Humanhood, out January 17.The Weather Station will be performing at Turf Club on Friday, April 11.

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, retomamos la voz y nuestro paso habitual tras unas semanas de retirada. Volvemos, ya en la senda final del año, con más nuevos discos fabulosos. Suenan: BANANAGUN - "BRAVE CHILD OF A NEW WORLD" ("WHY IS THE COLOUR OF THE SKY?", 2024) / THE SONIC DAWN - "21ST CENTURY BLUES" ("PHANTOM", 2024) / NAP EYES - "ICE GRASS UNDERPASS" ("THE NEON GATE", 2024) / FRECKLE - "TARAVAL" (2024) / GRAVE FLOWERS BONGO BAND - "AUTUMN" (2023) / ECHOLALIA - "ODD ENERGY" (2024) / CHRIS COHEN - "SUNEVER" ("PAINT A ROOM", 2024) / EVA MAY - "WHERE DOES THE TIME GO" (2024) / DANA GAVANSKI - "BUSINESS OF THE ATTITUDE" (2024) / THE WEATHER STATION - "WINDOW" ("HUMANHOOD", 2025) / JENNIFER CASTLE - "LOUIS" ("CAMELOT", 2024)Escuchar audio

La crisis climática es una preocupación permanente en la creación lírica de The Weather Station. Por si fuera poco, ha sumado a su nuevo álbum nuevas inquietudes de una sociedad en constante transformación. Todo para intentar arrojar luz sobre el concepto 'Humanhood' que da título a su nuevo disco. Una tarea nada sencilla para la que valdría como respuesta parte de la letra de su nueva canción, 'Window': 'No puedo explicarlo, pero me voy'.Playlist:The Weather Station - WindowKim Deal - ... Nobody Loves You MoreClairo - Thank YouJalen Ngonda - Anyone In LoveMichael Kiwanuka - Rebel SoulRuthven - Cautious070 Shake, Courtney Love - Song to the SirenThe Marías - No One NoticedPhoac - Cosa SinceraNia Archives - Out Of OptionsNerw Order - Bizarre Love Triangle (Stephen Hague Remix)Pet Shop Boys - Beauty has liad siege to the cityAlison Goldfrapp - I Wanna Be LovedCarlita, Janet Planet - Forever BabyBaiuca - RachafaldraCaribou - Over NowEscuchar audio

Tamara Lindeman vuelve con 'Neon Sings', una primera canción de 'Humanhood', el álbum que publicará como The Weather Station el 17 de enero. Y vuelve a dónde lo dejó en 'Ignorance', el trabajo más importante de su carrera y con el que sentó las bases de un sonido más ornamentado y una lírica que toma ideas sencillas y cotidianas para elevarlas a verdades universales.Playlist:The Weather Station - Neon SignsNilüfer Yanya - Just A WesternMount Eerie - I Saw Another BirdXiu Xiu - Maestro One ChordJamie xx - The Feeling I Gest From YouBen Böhmer - RustMaribou State, Holly Walker - OthersideBaiuca, CARLANGAS - MonteVisoÁngeles Toledano - MAMÁ, TENÍAS RAZÓNMaestro Espada - LirioWet - RosyBaba Stiltz, Okay Kaya - I Believe In Lovepablopablo, Helado Negro - Lejos de MásTeo Planell - Canción en MurciaSen Senra - Un Cielo AzulJudeline - zarcillos de plataEscuchar audio

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Can you imagine a time when women weren't breaking olympic records, running, practicing yoga, climbing, competing, serving, spiking, scoring goals and generally ROCKING the world of athletics? Can you imagine a world without the sports bra? Indeed, it wasn't long ago that Lisa Lindahl pursued that iconic idea - the sports bra - and positively changed women's lives forever. Today's episode is all about Lisa's inventions, realizations, authored works and important ideas. We cover many topics, including the importance of perseverance, the revolutionary act of becoming friends with your body, thriving with epilepsy, women in healthcare, beauty as a spiritual practice, the cultural impacts of the sports bra and how relationships are EVERYTHING. An accomplished visual artist and writer, Lisa is the author of: Minding Your Business, a guide book for women entrepreneurs in the Women's Small Business Program in Vermont, with Carminati and Angolano; "On Being a Woman with Epilepsy," the opening chapter in the collective work Women with Epilepsy: A Handbook of Health and Treatment Issues, Beauty as Action, the Way of True Beauty and How its Practice can Change our World, which outlines the important role of aesthetics in shifting the current cultural paradigm and how each of us might engage and embody such change, and most recently, her invaluable business memoir, Unleash the Girls, The Untold Story of the Invention of the Sports Bra & How It Changed the World (And Me), EZL Enterprises, 2019. You can find out more about this incredible woman and her creations at lisalindahl.com. If you love content on health, relationships, feminine empowerment and innovation, you won't want to miss these top rated Awakening Aphrodite episodes: 174. Effortless Green Nutrition for Beauty, Anti-Aging and Detoxification with ENERGYbits CEO & Wellness Visionary Catharine Arnston 160. What Men & Women Want Each Other To Know with Alison Armstrong 154. The Messages Of Who We Are: Discovering Astrological Cycles, Feminine Power and Energetic Precursors to Illness with Dr. Christine Page 119. Bras and Breast Cancer: Is There a Link? What Every Girl and Woman Needs to Know with Sydney Ross Singer TIME STAMPS 00:14:44 The Invention of the Sports Bra 00:19:33 Taking Back the Boobs 00:23:26 Everything Is About Relationships 00:29:25 Unleash the Girls 00:31:18 Second Wave Feminism 00:35:20 Cultural Impacts 00:37:08 Befriending Your Body 00:39:57 Our Flawed Healthcare System 00:44:07 Inventing The Compression Bra 00:47:23 Beauty as Action: The Way of True Beauty and How Its Practice Can Change Our World 00:50:45 The Lost Good News 00:55:10 Materialism 00:57:51 Self Care 01:02:53 Practices to Create Beauty in Your Life 01:09:17 The Barbie Movie 01:10:15 Sisterhood, Humanhood, and Speciesism 01:18:07 Where to Find Lisa Subscribing and sharing your kind thoughts & feedback in a review on iTunes is the ultimate way to support Amy and help Awakening Aphrodite in everyone...so thank you in advance!:) You can find all things Amy at: ⁠⁠amyfournier.com⁠⁠⁠ Jump on Amy's ⁠⁠email list⁠ ⁠where she shares her personal stuff and her newest health and wellness tips and favorite products, classes, course and events updates. For special discounts on Amy's favorite products, visit her ⁠⁠⁠estore⁠⁠⁠. We appreciate and encourage you to reach out and interact with us by leaving a comment, following and sharing the episodes at ⁠⁠@FitAmyTV⁠⁠ on IG and ⁠Amy Fournier ⁠on FB and remember, you can also watch the episodes on YouTube at ⁠⁠Awakening Aphrodite Podcast/FitAmyTV⁠⁠!

Can you imagine a time when women weren't breaking olympic records, running, practicing yoga, climbing, competing, serving, spiking, scoring goals and generally ROCKING the world of athletics? Can you imagine a world without the sports bra? Indeed, it wasn't long ago that Lisa Lindahl pursued that iconic idea - the sports bra - and positively changed women's lives forever. Today's episode is all about Lisa's inventions, realizations, authored works and important ideas. We cover many topics, including the importance of perseverance, the revolutionary act of becoming friends with your body, thriving with epilepsy, women in healthcare, beauty as a spiritual practice, the cultural impacts of the sports bra and how relationships are EVERYTHING. An accomplished visual artist and writer, Lisa is the author of: Minding Your Business, a guide book for women entrepreneurs in the Women's Small Business Program in Vermont, with Carminati and Angolano; "On Being a Woman with Epilepsy," the opening chapter in the collective work Women with Epilepsy: A Handbook of Health and Treatment Issues, Beauty as Action, the Way of True Beauty and How its Practice can Change our World, which outlines the important role of aesthetics in shifting the current cultural paradigm and how each of us might engage and embody such change, and most recently, her invaluable business memoir, Unleash the Girls, The Untold Story of the Invention of the Sports Bra & How It Changed the World (And Me), EZL Enterprises, 2019. You can find out more about this incredible woman and her creations at lisalindahl.com. If you love content on health, relationships, feminine empowerment and innovation, you won't want to miss these top rated Awakening Aphrodite episodes: 174. Effortless Green Nutrition for Beauty, Anti-Aging and Detoxification with ENERGYbits CEO & Wellness Visionary Catharine Arnston 160. What Men & Women Want Each Other To Know with Alison Armstrong 154. The Messages Of Who We Are: Discovering Astrological Cycles, Feminine Power and Energetic Precursors to Illness with Dr. Christine Page 119. Bras and Breast Cancer: Is There a Link? What Every Girl and Woman Needs to Know with Sydney Ross Singer TIME STAMPS 00:14:44 The Invention of the Sports Bra 00:19:33 Taking Back the Boobs 00:23:26 Everything Is About Relationships 00:29:25 Unleash the Girls 00:31:18 Second Wave Feminism 00:35:20 Cultural Impacts 00:37:08 Befriending Your Body 00:39:57 Our Flawed Healthcare System 00:44:07 Inventing The Compression Bra 00:47:23 Beauty as Action: The Way of True Beauty and How Its Practice Can Change Our World 00:50:45 The Lost Good News 00:55:10 Materialism 00:57:51 Self Care 01:02:53 Practices to Create Beauty in Your Life 01:09:17 The Barbie Movie 01:10:15 Sisterhood, Humanhood, and Speciesism 01:18:07 Where to Find Lisa Subscribing and sharing your kind thoughts & feedback in a review on iTunes is the ultimate way to support Amy and help Awakening Aphrodite in everyone...so thank you in advance!:) You can find all things Amy at: ⁠⁠amyfournier.com⁠⁠⁠ Jump on Amy's ⁠⁠email list⁠ ⁠where she shares her personal stuff and her newest health and wellness tips and favorite products, classes, course and events updates. For special discounts on Amy's favorite products, visit her ⁠⁠⁠estore⁠⁠⁠. We appreciate and encourage you to reach out and interact with us by leaving a comment, following and sharing the episodes at ⁠⁠@FitAmyTV⁠⁠ on IG and ⁠Amy Fournier ⁠on FB and remember, you can also watch the episodes on YouTube at ⁠⁠Awakening Aphrodite Podcast/FitAmyTV⁠⁠!

Can you imagine a time when women weren't breaking olympic records, running, practicing yoga, climbing, competing, serving, spiking, scoring goals and generally ROCKING the world of athletics? Can you imagine a world without the sports bra? Indeed, it wasn't long ago that Lisa Lindahl pursued that iconic idea - the sports bra - and positively changed women's lives forever. Today's episode is all about Lisa's inventions, realizations, authored works and important ideas. We cover many topics, including the importance of perseverance, the revolutionary act of becoming friends with your body, thriving with epilepsy, women in healthcare, beauty as a spiritual practice, the cultural impacts of the sports bra and how relationships are EVERYTHING. An accomplished visual artist and writer, Lisa is the author of: Minding Your Business, a guide book for women entrepreneurs in the Women's Small Business Program in Vermont, with Carminati and Angolano; "On Being a Woman with Epilepsy," the opening chapter in the collective work Women with Epilepsy: A Handbook of Health and Treatment Issues, Beauty as Action, the Way of True Beauty and How its Practice can Change our World, which outlines the important role of aesthetics in shifting the current cultural paradigm and how each of us might engage and embody such change, and most recently, her invaluable business memoir, Unleash the Girls, The Untold Story of the Invention of the Sports Bra & How It Changed the World (And Me), EZL Enterprises, 2019. You can find out more about this incredible woman and her creations at lisalindahl.com. If you love content on health, relationships, feminine empowerment and innovation, you won't want to miss these top rated Awakening Aphrodite episodes: 174. Effortless Green Nutrition for Beauty, Anti-Aging and Detoxification with ENERGYbits CEO & Wellness Visionary Catharine Arnston 160. What Men & Women Want Each Other To Know with Alison Armstrong 154. The Messages Of Who We Are: Discovering Astrological Cycles, Feminine Power and Energetic Precursors to Illness with Dr. Christine Page 119. Bras and Breast Cancer: Is There a Link? What Every Girl and Woman Needs to Know with Sydney Ross Singer TIME STAMPS 00:14:44 The Invention of the Sports Bra 00:19:33 Taking Back the Boobs 00:23:26 Everything Is About Relationships 00:29:25 Unleash the Girls 00:31:18 Second Wave Feminism 00:35:20 Cultural Impacts 00:37:08 Befriending Your Body 00:39:57 Our Flawed Healthcare System 00:44:07 Inventing The Compression Bra 00:47:23 Beauty as Action: The Way of True Beauty and How Its Practice Can Change Our World 00:50:45 The Lost Good News 00:55:10 Materialism 00:57:51 Self Care 01:02:53 Practices to Create Beauty in Your Life 01:09:17 The Barbie Movie 01:10:15 Sisterhood, Humanhood, and Speciesism 01:18:07 Where to Find Lisa Subscribing and sharing your kind thoughts & feedback in a review on iTunes is the ultimate way to support Amy and help Awakening Aphrodite in everyone...so thank you in advance!:) You can find all things Amy at: ⁠⁠amyfournier.com⁠⁠⁠ Jump on Amy's ⁠⁠email list⁠ ⁠where she shares her personal stuff and her newest health and wellness tips and favorite products, classes, course and events updates. For special discounts on Amy's favorite products, visit her ⁠⁠⁠estore⁠⁠⁠. We appreciate and encourage you to reach out and interact with us by leaving a comment, following and sharing the episodes at ⁠⁠@FitAmyTV⁠⁠ on IG and ⁠Amy Fournier ⁠on FB and remember, you can also watch the episodes on YouTube at ⁠⁠Awakening Aphrodite Podcast/FitAmyTV⁠⁠!

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Gosh nature really made herself present in this episode - in so many ways haha. I love her. I love Herman (chirpin' away near the end). Humanhood is an interesting venture. Can we not all choose love as love is 'God's' way...... dot. dot. dot. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

What do you do when you reach a crossroads in your life and have to make some major decision?How do you know you are making the right decision?How can you expand or challenge your frame of reference?How can you get a better connection with your body and why would you want to do that?These are some of the questions we dive deep into, in the conversation I had with 2 amazing artists, that hold the vision to create a worldwide movement for the expansion of human consciousness, and that led them to create, in 2016, the HUMANHOOD dance company.Julia Robert and Rudi Cole, are amazing dancers, that are merging modern physics & ancient mysticism, with Movement and Dance,  to create immersive productions, and experiences that transform and help us connect with our energetic essence and expressive power.With them, we talk about their journey, their decision-making experience when choosing their career, the crossroads they encountered, and how they navigated through them.How they both chose dancing, which was a step into the unknown because in dance it was about expressiveness, it was about being, and about art.We also talked about:How do you know at a cross road that you are making the right choice?About Trusting and Intuition.Daily exercises to create a better connection with your body.Why is it important to foster and cultivate this connection, that will surpass the knowledge of your logical mind.We talk about the fear of our own power, and how to overcome that.The wisdom that your body holds and how to access it.They share another way to view limitations.The power and importance of curiosity to invite new things into your awareness that your ego is not telling you.They share one challenge that really was a learning lesson for them, and made them face the unknown in a way they had never felt before.We finish talking about what they are currently working to improve inside themselves.So many gems in this conversation, all the way to the end!Thank you so much for sharing your LOVE for the Podcast by sharing it with Friends, Subscribing, Rating & Leaving a Review. With Love  - CristinaTo support the podcast:Patreon: Patreon.com/ChangeMakerTo contact Julia Robert and Rudi Cole:      Web: HumanhoodDanceCompany.com      Instagram: @ humanhood_      Facebook: @ humanhoodcompanyTo contact Cristina Pujol:      LinkedIn: @cpujoljensen      Web: TuyTuMente.com      Instagram: @CristinaPujol7 @changemakersmind      Instagram  of "Tú y Tu Mente": @tu_ytumente      Facebook: @tuytumenteMusic: Gonzalo Grau - Frutero ModernoEl Frutero Moderno en Spotify

Welcome to the 2nd TWV in conversation with... episode. today with Júlia Robert and Rudi Cole… both together: Humanhood.This is definitely the most contrasting episode yetwhy??Because of this episode, I've realised that Humanhood and Towards Vivencia have a lot in common in terms of their goals... Even though our ways of getting there may seem very different, hence contrasting... but, as the say goes: all paths lead to Rome. So let's go to Rome...I hope that this episode gives you, our listeners, as much information as possible about Julia and Rudi's work, learn more about how these artists work on the human mind and then decide what tools and methods work best for you. We have a whole season to talk about more of these methods... After this episode and every other one, we'll be looking forward to hearing your thoughts.In this episode, we discussed:How they couldn't find mentors and teachers who linked the mind and body, and how they fixed that problemVictims in the dance worldJulia as a medium for choreographing New thought movement and mysticism foundations of Humanhood workParalysing fears and how Julia and Rudi overcame themJulia and Rudi's Daily practiceJulia and Rudi's Daily practiseThe Financial scarcity blueprint in the dance industry and how Julia and Rudi overcame it.We referenced:Florence Shinn ScovelNeville GoddardThomas Troward Neale Donald WalschBob ProctorAbraham HicksOshoJiddu KrishnamurtiWallace Delois Wattles At the end of each episode, Bridget will give you a short summary of what was said and a simple exercise that will help you take the best parts of the episode and try them out for yourself.This season is brought to you by:- Choreography Online (http://choreography.online)and- Ground Grooves (http://www.groundgrooves.tv)Support the show

Hoy en día se trabaja el proceso de la manifestación mayoritariamente desde la mente, y no hay que olvidar que nuestro cuerpo es una extensión de nuestro subconsciente. Y si se trabaja la mente (el consciente) pero no el subconsciente, no hay una danza armoniosa entre el consciente y el subconsciente. Y toda manifestación, cuesta más! De esto nos habla  mi invitada de este episodio: Julia Robert. Una gran artista, bailarina de renombre internacional,  que utiliza el movimiento y la danza como herramienta de exploración, crecimiento,  y transformación, fusionándolo con física cuántica y otras modalidades de sanación. Para los que me conocéis un poco, sabéis que lo relacionado con el movimiento y el baile, me interesa mucho, ya que son herramientas poderosas para trabajar muchas cosas, desde emociones, el poder de la manifestación, sanación, perdón, etc…Así que es un placer para mí tener aquí a Julia. Ella es la co-fundadora de HUMANHOOD Dance Company, que se creó para elevar la conciencia humana y empoderar el potencial humano a través de producciones místicas y colosales de danza compartidas con audiencias de todo el mundo. Julia lleva toda la vida bailando y es ganadora de varios premios de prestigio internacional,  por su trabajo dancístico. En este episodio nos habla de la filosofía de HumanhoodTambién nos explica :La diferencia entre el movimiento y la danza,  según Julia. Cómo avanzar rápidamente en tus proyectos.Cómo catapultar tu proceso de manifestación.Cómo conectar con tu poder creador La estrategia que nos puede ayudar a: conectar con tu intuición, sentirte más libre, tener más energía vital, más inteligencia, mejores relaciones, más paciencia contigo mism@, más creatividad. La importancia de salirse de la zona de confort.Cómo curar lesiones y mantener un cuerpo flexible, que también nos lleva a tener  una mente más flexible.Y nos comparte una práctica diaria para que todo fluya mejor.Nos da herramientas muy poderosas y muy fáciles de implementar, así que toma nota !! Escucha el episodio hasta el final, porque todas estas herramientas son de gran poder y valor, y muy sencillas! Y luego a practicar!Para dar apoyo a este podcast:Patreon: Patreon.com/ChangeMakerPara contactar con Julia Robert:      Web: HumanhoodDanceCompany.com Instagram: @humanhood_ Facebook: @humanhoodcompany Para contactar con Cristina Pujol:      Web: TuyTuMente.com      Instagram: @CristinaPujol7 @changemakersmind      Instagram  of "Tú y Tu Mente": @tu_ytumente      Facebook: @tuytumente      LinkedIn: @cpujoljensenMúsica: Gonzalo Grau - Frutero Moderno

Passegem amb Júlia Robert i Rudi Cole mentre ens porten a visitar un pi centenari, un lloc molt especial per a ells. Un indret on connecten amb el silenci, amb l'espai i on poden abandonar-se a la introspecció, que són eines de vida tant com material coreogràfic. La companyia HUMANHOOD va ser creada l'any 2016 per la catalana Júlia Robert i el britànic Rudi Cole, amb treballs que combinen ciència i misticisme. El treball de la companyia deriva de la seva fascinació pels descobriments de la física moderna i la saviesa del misticisme oriental, tot fusionant aquests dos mons aparentment contrastats i abstractes en el cos humà i la fluïdesa del moviment. Les seves peces són processos que s'entrellacen uns amb els altres, combinant el seu creixement espiritual amb l'artístic. Durant la temporada 2021-2022 han presentat al Mercat dues creacions: Zero, un duet ja estrenat a Barcelona que es va tornar a representar a la ciutat per darrer cop, i la nova creació Infinit, en coproducció amb l'estructura londinenca Sadler's Wells i el mateix Mercat de les Flors.

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The way that we talk about living beings can raise or lower their perceived value. On this episode of the New Books Network, Dr. Lee Pierce (s/t) interviews Dr. Allison L. Rowland (s) about zoetropes and zoerhetorics or ways of talking about living beings that promote (#blacklivesmatter) or demote (“collateral damage”) lives and groups of lives. Zoetropes and the Politics of Humanhood (Ohio State University Press, 2020)looks at a variety of these zoerhetorics and the zoetropes or rhetorical devices those discourses contain, and how they build on the necropolitical concept that we are constantly parsing populations into worthy lives, subhuman lives, and lives sentenced to death. Through a series of case studies, including microbial life (at the American Gut Project), fetal life (at the National Memorial for the Unborn), and vital human life (at two of the nation’s premier fitness centers)—and in conversation with cutting-edge theories of race, gender, sexuality, and disability—this book brings to light the discursive practices that set the terms for inclusion into humanhood and make us who we are. We hope you enjoyed listening as much as we enjoyed chatting about this fascinating book. Connect with your host, Lee Pierce, on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook for interview previews, the best book selfies, and new episode alerts. Thanks to Allison L. Rowland for joining us today on New Books Network. Dr. Rowland is Maurer Associate Professor of Performance and Communication Arts at St. Lawrence University and invites “arguments, discourses, responses, and feedback” (her words) at arowland@stlawu.edu. Thanks also to artist Sarah Knobel for the book’s cover art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The way that we talk about living beings can raise or lower their perceived value. On this episode of the New Books Network, Dr. Lee Pierce (s/t) interviews Dr. Allison L. Rowland (s) about zoetropes and zoerhetorics or ways of talking about living beings that promote (#blacklivesmatter) or demote (“collateral damage”) lives and groups of lives. Zoetropes and the Politics of Humanhood (Ohio State University Press, 2020)looks at a variety of these zoerhetorics and the zoetropes or rhetorical devices those discourses contain, and how they build on the necropolitical concept that we are constantly parsing populations into worthy lives, subhuman lives, and lives sentenced to death. Through a series of case studies, including microbial life (at the American Gut Project), fetal life (at the National Memorial for the Unborn), and vital human life (at two of the nation’s premier fitness centers)—and in conversation with cutting-edge theories of race, gender, sexuality, and disability—this book brings to light the discursive practices that set the terms for inclusion into humanhood and make us who we are. We hope you enjoyed listening as much as we enjoyed chatting about this fascinating book. Connect with your host, Lee Pierce, on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook for interview previews, the best book selfies, and new episode alerts. Thanks to Allison L. Rowland for joining us today on New Books Network. Dr. Rowland is Maurer Associate Professor of Performance and Communication Arts at St. Lawrence University and invites “arguments, discourses, responses, and feedback” (her words) at arowland@stlawu.edu. Thanks also to artist Sarah Knobel for the book’s cover art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The way that we talk about living beings can raise or lower their perceived value. On this episode of the New Books Network, Dr. Lee Pierce (s/t) interviews Dr. Allison L. Rowland (s) about zoetropes and zoerhetorics or ways of talking about living beings that promote (#blacklivesmatter) or demote (“collateral damage”) lives and groups of lives. Zoetropes and the Politics of Humanhood (Ohio State University Press, 2020)looks at a variety of these zoerhetorics and the zoetropes or rhetorical devices those discourses contain, and how they build on the necropolitical concept that we are constantly parsing populations into worthy lives, subhuman lives, and lives sentenced to death. Through a series of case studies, including microbial life (at the American Gut Project), fetal life (at the National Memorial for the Unborn), and vital human life (at two of the nation’s premier fitness centers)—and in conversation with cutting-edge theories of race, gender, sexuality, and disability—this book brings to light the discursive practices that set the terms for inclusion into humanhood and make us who we are. We hope you enjoyed listening as much as we enjoyed chatting about this fascinating book. Connect with your host, Lee Pierce, on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook for interview previews, the best book selfies, and new episode alerts. Thanks to Allison L. Rowland for joining us today on New Books Network. Dr. Rowland is Maurer Associate Professor of Performance and Communication Arts at St. Lawrence University and invites “arguments, discourses, responses, and feedback” (her words) at arowland@stlawu.edu. Thanks also to artist Sarah Knobel for the book’s cover art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The way that we talk about living beings can raise or lower their perceived value. On this episode of the New Books Network, Dr. Lee Pierce (s/t) interviews Dr. Allison L. Rowland (s) about zoetropes and zoerhetorics or ways of talking about living beings that promote (#blacklivesmatter) or demote (“collateral damage”) lives and groups of lives. Zoetropes and the Politics of Humanhood (Ohio State University Press, 2020)looks at a variety of these zoerhetorics and the zoetropes or rhetorical devices those discourses contain, and how they build on the necropolitical concept that we are constantly parsing populations into worthy lives, subhuman lives, and lives sentenced to death. Through a series of case studies, including microbial life (at the American Gut Project), fetal life (at the National Memorial for the Unborn), and vital human life (at two of the nation’s premier fitness centers)—and in conversation with cutting-edge theories of race, gender, sexuality, and disability—this book brings to light the discursive practices that set the terms for inclusion into humanhood and make us who we are. We hope you enjoyed listening as much as we enjoyed chatting about this fascinating book. Connect with your host, Lee Pierce, on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook for interview previews, the best book selfies, and new episode alerts. Thanks to Allison L. Rowland for joining us today on New Books Network. Dr. Rowland is Maurer Associate Professor of Performance and Communication Arts at St. Lawrence University and invites “arguments, discourses, responses, and feedback” (her words) at arowland@stlawu.edu. Thanks also to artist Sarah Knobel for the book’s cover art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The way that we talk about living beings can raise or lower their perceived value. On this episode of the New Books Network, Dr. Lee Pierce (s/t) interviews Dr. Allison L. Rowland (s) about zoetropes and zoerhetorics or ways of talking about living beings that promote (#blacklivesmatter) or demote (“collateral damage”) lives and groups of lives. Zoetropes and the Politics of Humanhood (Ohio State University Press, 2020)looks at a variety of these zoerhetorics and the zoetropes or rhetorical devices those discourses contain, and how they build on the necropolitical concept that we are constantly parsing populations into worthy lives, subhuman lives, and lives sentenced to death. Through a series of case studies, including microbial life (at the American Gut Project), fetal life (at the National Memorial for the Unborn), and vital human life (at two of the nation’s premier fitness centers)—and in conversation with cutting-edge theories of race, gender, sexuality, and disability—this book brings to light the discursive practices that set the terms for inclusion into humanhood and make us who we are. We hope you enjoyed listening as much as we enjoyed chatting about this fascinating book. Connect with your host, Lee Pierce, on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook for interview previews, the best book selfies, and new episode alerts. Thanks to Allison L. Rowland for joining us today on New Books Network. Dr. Rowland is Maurer Associate Professor of Performance and Communication Arts at St. Lawrence University and invites “arguments, discourses, responses, and feedback” (her words) at arowland@stlawu.edu. Thanks also to artist Sarah Knobel for the book’s cover art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's show, Calvin and Ben speak to our friend, colleague, and former re:verb producer Dr. Ryan Mitchell. Recently, Ryan defended his dissertation, a rhetorical history of the early years of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and he will join Lafayette College as an Assistant Professor in the fall. Ryan's dissertation traces the rhetorical strategies employed by urban gay men in the early 1980s to push back against totalizing, dehumanizing discourses of HIV/AIDS prevention. According to Ryan's analysis of texts like Callen and Berkowitz's 1983 manual How to Have Sex in an Epidemic: One Approach, the success of these texts' rhetorical strategies depended heavily on their viscerality -- their illumination of subjects' lived, bodily experiences of porousness and permeability -- to both illustrate and justify various intersubjectively-oriented safe sex protocols. Ultimately, Ryan argues, texts like Callen and Berkowitz's served to protect urban gay men from the worst ravages of the disease while also, crucially, affirming their communal identities and agency. After talking through the major rhetorical concepts Ryan employs in his work, we shift into a discussion of how this all might relate to current discourses surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. As Ryan wisely reminds us, no two disease crises are identical, and there are many mismatches between the early years of HIV/AIDS and where we are currently. Even still, as we discuss, the rhetorics that Ryan has studied emphasize the visceral embodied experiences of those most victimized by public health crises while also promoting social practices, norms, and policies to foster intersubjective ethics of care -- all of which may be worthy of consideration as we navigate the social and political upheaval of our present moment.Works Referenced in this EpisodeCazdyn, E. (2012). The already dead: the new time of politics, culture, and illness. Duke University Press.Hauser, G. (2012). Prisoners of conscience : moral vernaculars of political agency. University of South Carolina Press.Hawhee, D. (2011). Looking into Aristotle's eyes: Toward a theory of rhetorical vision. Advances in the History of Rhetoric, 14(2), 139-165.Johnson, J. (2016). “A man's mouth is his castle”: The midcentury fluoridation controversy and the visceral public. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 102(1), 1–20.Kennerly, M. (2010). Getting Carried Away: How Rhetorical Transport Gets Judgment Going. Rhetoric Society Quarterly, 40(3), 269–291.Larson, S. R. (2018). “Everything inside me was silenced”:(Re) defining rape through visceral counterpublicity. Quarterly Journal of Speech, 104(2), 123-144.Mitchell, R. (2019). Decoupling sex and intimacy: the role of dissociation in early AIDS prevention campaigns. Argumentation and Advocacy, 55(3), 211-229.Rice, J. (2017). The Rhetorical Aesthetics of More: On Archival Magnitude. Philosophy & Rhetoric, 50(1), 26-49.Rowland, A. L. (2020). Zoetropes and the Politics of Humanhood. Ohio State University Press.

Kennedy Muntanga is a movement artist born in Ndola, Zambia where he resided until he was 7. Moving to Leeds (UK), Kennedy’s passion for movement came from his wholesome relationship between dance and culture. Kennedy furthered his training and graduated in Ballet and Contemporary Dance at the Rambert School in July 2019. He is now a dancer with Akram Khan Company and has also worked for companies and choreographers such as Phoenix Dance Theatre, Humanhood, Robert Cohan, Michael Keegan-Dolan, Alesandra Seutin & Raman Schlemmer. Two years ago he founded his own company, Kennedy Muntanga Dance Theater (KMDT) and continues to create, perform, and work with the connections between the stories he grew up with, personal narrative, and deep movement exploration. Check out his work here, on instagram.In this conversation, we discuss the intersection between his cultural heritage and dance, how narratives bring empathy to art, why he feels like he is still at the very beginning of creating his voice in dance, what it means to be a dancer, especially during this time of global crisis when no one can perform or teach in person, and how his christian faith deeply influences and drives his work.~SHOW NOTES-Kennedy’s company instagram and his personal account (where you can find info on his quarantine virtual classes)-Trailers & clips from his company’s performances Nebuchadnezzar and Genesis-CAPA College-Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance-Akram Khan Company -William Forsythe -Michael Keegan-Dolan -Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, Max Richter Arrangement-Kanye West (of course)THANK YOU FOR LISTENINGSubscribe & leave a review on iTunesHave any questions, comments or guest recommendations? Email me hereWant to support the future production & growth of this podcast? You can Buy Me a Coffee!LET’S CONNECT:Follow the Process Piece instagramFollow along on FacebookRuby’s instagramSubscribe to the newsletter