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The New School at Commonweal

The New School at Commonweal

The New School presents conversations, book signings, art, and lectures with thought and action leaders of our time. We are a learning community of 4,000 people in the Bay Area and around the world dedicated to learning what matters. TNS focuses on the emergent, seeking out the thought and action leaders who are bringing discussion, beauty, and change to the world. We present events and podcast them in many areas: arts and sciences, health and the environment, and inner life. We follow streams of

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01:14:38

2018:04.16 - Rachel Naomi Remen - Out of the Fire: A...

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2018/06/20

2018:04.16 - Rachel Naomi Remen - Out of the Fire: A Time of Discovery by The New School at Commonweal

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02:03:01

2018:03.19 - Mary Evelyn Tucker - Living within a...

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2018/06/20

We are being called to a new mode of being human in the age of the Anthropocene. We are discovering our role within a vast evolving universe that gave birth to us and that orients and grounds us. We are seeking ways to nurture ourselves and the life community in an age of disruption and diminishment. Journey of the Universe narrates the epic story of the unfolding of the Universe, Earth, and humans over billions of years. Our discussion will explore this Emmy Award winning film, book, and

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01:15:30

2018:02.24 - Peter Coyote - Lifting the Fog of Fake News

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2018/04/03

Noted actor, narrator, author and activist Peter Coyote discusses the current state of money and falsehood in politics and the news.

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01:20:19

2018:02.05 - Sharyle Patton - Rising from the Ashes:...

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2018/04/02

In the second of our TNS-Sonoma Living in the Ashes series events exploring issues related to the 2017 North Bay fires, join TNS Host Irwin Keller in conversation with Sharyle Patton, director of the Health and Environment Program and the Biomonitoring Resource Center at Commonweal. Much of Sharyle’s work involves understanding and testing the effects of toxic chemicals on our bodies. Particularly, she has been working with firefighters, researching the effects of both smoke inhalation from fires

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01:30:18

TNS: Stephan A. Schwartz with Host Michael Lerner

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2018/02/05

Noted author, editor and futurist Stephan A. Schwartz in conversation with Michael Lerner.

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01:45:37

TNS: Fred Luskin & Pauline Tessler - Forgiveness in...

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2018/02/05

Join TNS Host Michael Lerner and Commonweal Integrative Law Institute’s Pauline Tesler for a conversation with Dr. Fred Luskin about his work on the powers of forgiveness. The conversation will explore the intersection of Fred’s work with Commonweal’s many healing programs and with the Integrative Law Institute’s work on conflict resolution in legal disputes involving important human relationships. Dr. Luskin’s forgiveness work has been applied in veteran’s hospitals and churches to help in

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01:37:51

TNS: Hanmin Liu & Jennifer Mei of Wildflowers Institute

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2018/02/05

Hanmin Liu and Jennifer Mei of Wildflowers Institute in conversation with Commonweal president and TNS host, Michael Lerner.

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01:44:20

TNS: Adam Hochschild - Spain in Our Hearts, Americans...

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2018/02/05

Historian and author Adam Hochschild wrote King Leopold's Ghost, To End All Wars, and Bury the Chains. He was a civil rights worker in Mississippi in 1964, a co-founder of Mother Jones, and a writer and editor for Ramparts. This conversation had a slide presentation given during the first approximately 45 minutes. A PDF of that presentation is available at the following link so that listeners may generally follow

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01:50:51

TNS: Aaron Stern - Taking the Lid Off Learning

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2017/12/05

Join TNS Host Michael Lerner for a conversation with composer, educator, and internationally recognized consultant on learning, Aaron Stern. Aaron founded the Academy for the Love of Learning, an innovative non-profit educational institution based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The Academy has led to community-based programs including Teacher Renewal, El Otro Lado in the Schools, multi-generational programs such as Lifesongs, and a city-wide mentorship program called Inspire. Aaron conceived the Academy

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00:57:51

2017:11.16 - Benjamin Marcus - Do Religious Studies...

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2017/11/28

Benjamin P. Marcus is the Religious Literacy Specialist with the Religious Freedom Center of the Newseum Institute, where he examines the intersection of education, religious literacy, and identity formation in the United States. Join Commonweal Executive Director Oren Slozberg in conversation with Ben on the subject of religious studies in the educational system. Benjamin P. Marcus has developed religious literacy programs for public schools, universities, U.S. government organizations, and

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01:22:04

2017.11.06 - Francis Weller: Living in the Ashes -...

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2017/11/21

Fall of 2017 has seen radical changes in the physical and psychic landscape of Northern California. The fires that began late Sunday night, October 8th, quickly engulfed homes and dreams, woodlands, and security. Many of us awoke in the middle of the night to the acrid smell of smoke, sensing that something was wrong. Only later, with the dawn light, were we able to see the extent of this disturbing truth. Everyone has been affected, whether we lost a loved one, a home, a beloved pet, our place of

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01:33:53

2017.09.08: Michael Samuels - Dancing Bears and Greek...

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2017/10/24

Join TNS Host Michael Lerner for another conversation with physician, artist, and author Michael Samuels, one of the foremost experts in body, mind, spirit medicine today. Michael Samuels, MD, is a physician, artist, guided imagery specialist, and author. His best selling books The Well Body Book and the Well Pregnancy Book were amongst the first books in self help and holistic medicine. As a physician, he has worked with guided imagery and patients with life threatening illness for more than 25

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01:30:45

2017.09.28 - David Best - The Burning Man Temples

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2017/10/19

David Best and his crews built the first Burning Man Temple in 2000, which marked the beginning of a new and profound ritual for the tens of thousands of participants who attend Burning Man each year. After days of writing prayers on the structures, of affixing offerings from one’s life such as pictures, paintings, or of leaving the ashes of loved ones, the Temple are burned on Sunday nights. David has done other major temple projects in Derry/Londonderry in Northern Ireland, London's Burning

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01:30:18

2017.07.06: Erlene Chiang - Traditional Chinese...

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2017/08/04

Michael Lerner in conversation with Dr. Erlene Chiang

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01:33:03

2017.06.28.: David Smith - Fifty Years After the...

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2017/08/04

Join TNS Host Steve Heilig for a conversation with David Smith, co-founder of the Haight Ashbury Free Medical Clinic in San Francisco on Haight Street. David served as medical director at the clinic for 39 years, which was originally founded as a response to the medical needs of thousands of young people who descended upon San Francisco for the Summer of Love. The clinic was initially funded through proceeds of benefit concerts, many of which were organized by Bill Graham, with bands such as Big

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01:18:03

2017.06.30: Michael Lerner: Love Heals

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2017/07/18

Love Heals: A Talk at the Intergral Yoga Institute in San Francisco Michael talks about the healing power of love, the different fates of romantic love and friendship, the question of whether the universe is a living creative force, and the play of archetypes in love. He reads love poems from Rilke, Rumi, Hafiz, Mary Oliver and others.

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01:36:05

2017.06.23: Caroline Casey - Stella Coyote Memorial...

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2017/07/17

High John Eve-holiest day in New Orleans – with Amikaeyla Gaston drumming, singing, and calling in the spirits. Cahoot with Caroline Casey as she presents astro*politico*mytho*ritual navigational guidance for the wild ride ahead. Caroline Casey Caroline is the host-creator and weaver of context for The Visionary Activist Show on Pacifica Radio Network Pacifica station KPFA (94.1) in Northern California, replayed on Los Angeles’ KPFK (and can be heard live on the web at 2pm PT on Thursdays, and by

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01:27:22

2017.5.24: Don Lattin - Psychedelic Sacraments and...

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2017/06/28

Join TNS Host Steve Heilig for a conversation with Don Lattin, award-winning journalist and author of Changing Our Minds: Psychedelic Sacraments and the New Psychotherapy. There’s a quiet revolution underway in our understanding of how psychedelic drugs work and how they can be used to treat depression, addiction and other disease. In his new book, Don offers an engaging look at the recent history and credible prospects for using MDMA, psilocybin, and ayahuasca to treat mood disorders and promote

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01:01:51

2017.04.02: Lynn Getz: Coming to Our Senses

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2017/06/16

Join TNS Host Michael Lerner in conversation with Lynn Getz, therapist, social worker, and founder of Portland-based organization AEIOU&Y. Lynn is multi-disciplinary therapist and classically trained social worker. She understands the inner connectedness of dynamic relationship. She has focused on cultivating the union between experience and perception. Her work grows out of the earliest traditional medicines that use one's innate healing capacities. Lynn uses the five senses to activate a deeper

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01:25:52

2017.04.26: Frank Ostaseski - The Five Invitations:...

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2017/06/16

Join TNS Host Steve Heilig for a conversation with Frank Ostaseski—Buddhist teacher, international lecturer, and a leading voice in contemplative end-of-life care—about his new book: The Five Invitations: Discovering What Death Can Teach Us About Living Fully. The profundity of the dying process is so powerful any notion we have of managing or controlling this experience is naïve. To imagine that at the time of our dying we will have the physical strength, emotional stability, and mental clarity to

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