Sinopsis
A podcast for people who are curious about the world and themselves. Hosted by the Director of Public Programs, Britta Conroy-Randall, and featuring conversations and lectures presented by California Institute of Integral Studies Public Programs & Performances. Listen to a diverse array of world renowned scholars, leaders, authors, artists, and thinkers who all explore new perspectives about ourselves and our society.
Episodios
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![Cheryl Strayed: An Evening with Dear Sugar]()
Cheryl Strayed: An Evening with Dear Sugar
16/02/2016 Duración: 01h22minAuthor Cheryl Strayed talks to Carolyn Cooke about her writing style, her work as Dear Sugar, and her best selling book, Wild.
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![Jezebel Delilah X: How Literature and Theatre Saved My Life]()
Jezebel Delilah X: How Literature and Theatre Saved My Life
04/02/2016 Duración: 01h29minThe story of Jezebel Delilah X—a self professed "quirky, queer, black girl from South Central LA” and how literature and theatre saved her life. This episode includes explicit language.
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![Brant Cortright: Building A Better Brain]()
Brant Cortright: Building A Better Brain
03/02/2016 Duración: 57minAuthor and Professor of Psychology at CIIS, Dr. Brant Cortright, talks about his work at the cutting edge of neuroscience, clinical psychology, and brain health.
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![Tony Bossis: Psychedelic Drug Therapy]()
Tony Bossis: Psychedelic Drug Therapy
31/01/2016 Duración: 01h16minPsychologist and researcher at NYU, Doctor Tony Bossis, reviews his work as part of the recent renaissance of psychedelic research.
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![Cornel West: The Burden Carried by African American Men]()
Cornel West: The Burden Carried by African American Men
28/01/2016 Duración: 01h11minOne of America's most provocative public intellectuals, Dr. Cornel West, whose writing weaves together the traditions of the Black Baptist Church, social justice, progressive politics, and jazz.
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![Gabor Maté: The Mind/Body Connection]()
Gabor Maté: The Mind/Body Connection
29/12/2015 Duración: 01h07minPhysician and award winning author, Dr Gabor Mate, discusses his research at the intersection of addiction, science, psychology, and compassion
