Philip was asked a question in our TEPP membership group about the intersection of embodiment and language. This is his response. https://storage.googleapis.com/stateless-embodiedpresent-com/2020/10/26f8414c-zoom_3.mp4
I really enjoyed being interviewed on the show “Things Worth Considering”. Hosts Gord Riddell and Alexia Gerogousis are both members of the Transformational Arts College and that afforded our conversation a particularly resonant depth. I hope you’ll consider giving it a listen!
I loved my conversation with Satyen Raja, co-founder of Warrior Sage. I hope you will enjoy it too!
What I loved about this interview with Ian Lobas is his commitment to digging into my work in a way that would most directly and practically benefit his audience. Well, I also loved just talking with him – for his honesty, curiosity and humour. Hope you enjoy it! You can listen here or on Ian’s site.
Ian MacKenzie is a deeply inquiring, paradigm shifting writer, speaker, filmmaker and facilitator who also runs a podcast called the Mythic Masculine. He interviewed me for it recently, and together we delved into subjects and issues dear to my heart. I loved this conversation and hope you’ll have a chance to join us for a listen.
I had a fabulous romp with Liz Wiltzen on her podcast “Tracking Yes: A Guide to Everyday Magic”. We had so much fun that we’re going to do it again, but in the meantime you can listen to Part 1 at https://www.lizwiltzen.com/podcast
Listen to Philip read this blog post: https://embodiedpresent.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/The-Spaciousness-of-Being-JULY-2020_01.mp3 Your body takes up space in the world. Everyone’s does. But think about it for a moment: the space your body occupies is not an encroachment on the world’s space, or an intrusion into it. Nor does it represent some kind of annexation, wherein your body claims ownership over that space and holds it separate from the world. The space your body takes up belongs to the world as much as it belongs to you. The world courses unstoppably through it. That happens in the form of light, sound, gravity, electromagnetic waves and particle streams, of course. But also with every breath you take, with every morsel you eat, with every tear you shed, parts of you …
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Paul Gibson is the director of a vital, grass-roots organization called Retake Our Democracy. It’s bringing crucial questions and information forward in ways that are designed to activate our engagement. He and I had a wide-ranging, lively, rich conversation, which I hope you enjoy! Back to Interviews
Talking with Simon Paul Sutton is always a glorious adventure. Hope you enjoy this romp together as we explore themes dear to both of our hearts. Back to Interviews
