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Ultradilute Podcast

Ultradilute Homeopathy

Host Roddy Schrock, a classically trained homeopath, explores stories and strategies for reclaiming your health. We delve into how a personalized homeopathic approach can help restore the steadiness and resilience that creators need to thrive in their work, their families, and their lives. If you"re ready to move beyond just managing symptoms and find a path to sustainable balance, this podcast is your first step.

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01:05:48

Colin Self, Composer and Performer on Health,...

Ultradilute Podcast ·

2025/11/10

In this conversation, we talk about what “health” can mean when you’re a driven, creative person whose body pays the price. Colin has been re-orienting their own practice toward attunement: an everyday skill of noticing relationships, between the self, others, and the environment. Along the way, we also talk about scale and setting. After large commissions in large institutions, Colin found that smaller rooms often hold bigger truths. Spaces where a choir warm-up, a shared breath, or a hand-built

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00:48:29

A Conversation on Homeopathy and Creative Practice

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2025/10/20

For Joon, health feels like the luxury of forgetting his body entirely — dissolving into work. For Tracy, it’s that rare feeling of being truly present and generative. Both have learned that creativity isn’t something you squeeze out through discipline alone. It requires a body willing to meet you there.We talk about what gets sacrificed in a world designed to extract everything from you. How to protect creative practice in spaces built to compress it. And how homeopathy, rooted in listening deeply

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00:51:04

From Classroom to Clinic: Opening a Homeopathy...

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2025/10/04

Kristina’s path to homeopathy began with her daughter’s diagnosis of severe autism at 14 months, followed by PANS (Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome). After encountering non-classical approaches to homeopathy that produced aggravations rather than healing, she discovered true classical homeopathy — and everything changed. Her daughter’s most severe symptoms resolved within the first month of working with a classically trained practitioner, revealing the profound difference between

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01:00:25

The Body Remembers: Art and Trauma, with Shaun...

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2025/09/30

Artist and Arts Leader Shaun Leonardo joins Roddy Schrock to discuss how creative practice reveals the body's intelligence and capacity for transformation. Leonardo's decade of work with incarcerated individuals and trauma survivors has led him to a radical premise: certain experiences cannot be processed through language alone. His methodology strips away narrative to reveal the essential gestures that carry our deepest truths—what he calls the "choreography of how we've learned to move in reaction

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00:09:10

Introducing Ultradilute: Homeopathy for Creative...

Ultradilute Podcast ·

2025/09/22

After a decade directing an arts nonprofit and raising money and running programs for emerging artists, Roddy Schrock made an unexpected pivot to homeopathic practice. His transition wasn't a departure from creativity but its logical extension—recognizing homeopathy as what he calls "a radical healing technology" that operates through the same principles of imagination driving all creative work.Drawing from nearly three decades of Zen practice, Schrock examines how consciousness participates in

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00:56:49

Getting the Story: A Conversation with Zachary Small

Ultradilute Podcast ·

2024/03/02

Today's conversation is with Zachary Small, staff reporter for the NY Times. I have been following their arts journalism since they wrote for Hyperallergic years ago. They're often the first to identify new, consequential developments in a field that thrives on change.A little less than a year ago, they became a staff reporter at the Times – a well deserved and enlightened hire. In particular, they have been hot on the trail of the NFT "situation" (remember that) and I suspect we'll be hearing much

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00:54:42

Embracing Juxtaposition: Prem Krishnamurthy

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2023/05/30

Today's conversation is with Prem Krishnamurthy, designer, author, and educator. His multifaceted work explores the role of art as an agent of transformation at an individual, collective, and structural level. This manifests itself in books, exhibitions, images, performances, publications, systems, talks, texts, and workshops.He is one of those thinkers and makers whose brain is spinning out ideas and reflections as fast as you can absorb them. And I appreciate so much his emphasis on the importance

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01:12:40

Conditions for Creativity: Ruby Lerner

Ultradilute Podcast ·

2023/04/10

If you are an artist, or someone who cares about the health and wellbeing of the arts in the United States, I think you will find this conversation to be both insightful and inspirational. There's only one Ruby and I am honored to be able to work with her through my directorship at Eyebeam, where she serves on the board. It was a pleasure to dig into the shifts in the culture since the meltdown of the NEA in the 90's to the current version of the culture wars we are experiencing now from her

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00:53:39

What Does It Mean To Have A Body?: Sara Wookey

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2023/04/10

What does it mean to have a body that moves in three dimensional space in our current time? How do cultural institutions better relate to the public in a way that takes into consideration the massage changes in technology over the last three years? Can relating to the other than human beings help us learn how to be better partners to the planet? These are the types of questions London-based choreographer and dancer Sara Wookey dives into. She is one of the most interesting thinkers on the

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00:58:32

Infrastructure As Ideology

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2022/12/22

My friend, the designer and artist, Mushon Zer-Aviv was in town a few months ago so we sat down to catch up. Having worked in open, values-driven design in tech for the last two decades, Mushon goes deep into what he sees as being the mistakes of the early internet and how we can avoid them in the future. His thoughtfulness is always optimistic: as he says, he is a designer so he wants to design! He points to the contradictions inherent in our tendency to offload "ethics into infrastucture" and the

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00:55:35

Woo, With Rigor: Deborah Fisher

Ultradilute Podcast ·

2022/08/25

Deborah has a reputation as an innovative arts leader here in New York. Over the past couple of years, she has fully transformed into a sharp-eyed astrologer building from decades of experience in the arts as well as a lifelong spiritual practice. In this, the final Dog Days 2022 episode, Roddy and Deborah discuss the value of astrology in the context of being an arts director where everybody is obsessed with knowing the future. And what it means for Deborah to give notice, then begin a full-time

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00:59:33

Artwork as Service: Constant Dullaart

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2022/08/20

There are a handful of contemporary net artists for whom I have particular affection. Constant Dullaart is one of them. Since I first learned of his work in the early aughts, I've found an extraordinary depth to every move he makes. As our understanding of the internet has matured, Constant's work becomes more relevant. I most recently worked with him as one of our Eyebeam fellows in our Rapid Response for a Better Digital Future initiative in 2020. I appreciated this conversation so much, his

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01:00:16

De-Escalating Complexities: Jonathon Keats

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2022/08/13

As we enter these long, hot days of this unusual year, I'll be releasing three special episodes that aim to provide some dreamy inspiration for late summer. Between now and labor day, I'll be speaking with three dynamic artists over three episodes. The conversations move from foundational questions around what technology actually means to playful platforms for new forms of co-creation and community, and then finally to a discussion of astrology as an ancient, vital technology for spiritual

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00:32:04

Talismanic Media: B Covington

Ultradilute Podcast ·

2022/06/26

B Covington, a multi-modal sound artist whose work is as formally challenging as it is joyfully satisfying, was in New York last month and sat down for a conversation with me at my office in Brooklyn. I enjoyed our time so much an it is the first episode of Informer that was recorded in person. We started by talking about the incredibly radical work of the Public Television Workshop, creators of Sesame Street, and the influence that had on B's practice and his ideas around "public narrativity". Our

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00:50:52

Ways of Being: James Bridle

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2022/06/07

James Bridle imagines new modes of invention and engagement inspired from relationships with non-human beings. He's a fascinating thinker and this is one of my favorite conversations.His relentless inquiry into how we can co-create technologies that better serve the world, not just a few humans, is inspiring. His latest book, Ways of Being, is a tour-de-force of imagining not only how our definitions of intelligence can expand to be more all-encompassing to how these new definitions can open new

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00:49:59

Deepfake Auto-Fiction: K Allado-McDowell

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2022/05/26

I first heard about K when they were active in the electronic music scene of the bay area in the early 2000's. I've enjoyed following their work from that time into becoming a force for thoughtful engagement with AI, thinking about it in very expansive way, involving anthropology and cosmology.I find that their work unites the abstract with the personal in an elegant way, spotlighting the weird and unexplained in the technological. It was an absolute joy to connect on today's episode. K

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00:42:25

New Art Infrastructures: Julia Kaganskiy

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2022/04/26

I really enjoyed this chance to catch up with her and hear what she's seeing as being exciting developments in the fields of art, technology, and science. And we had a great time discussing what an intra-institutional approach to building a new tech-art infrastructure could be, as a counterpoint to the dominance to the dominance of a few tech. companies. We get into the weeds on potential funding structures that would allow non-profits to collaborate to build a more humane and human version of the

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00:51:35

Technoshamanist Art: Angelo Plessas

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2022/04/22

"As an artist I am trying to see the hidden connections between things and trying to understand things that I feel as a person that thinks in slightly different ways." - Angelo PlessasIn early February of 2020, I was invited to an impromptu lunch at the lovely and large home of artist Chrysanne Stathacos in the Kolonaki neighborhood of Athens, the day before my return to New York.We all have moments that stand out as markers of the time before covid and all that has been left in its wake. That

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00:44:20

Digital Intimacies: Mendi+Keith Obadike

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2022/02/12

It's always a pleasure to be in conversation with Mendi and Keith Obadike. The sound art duo have been working together for 25 years, which gives them perspective to be able to identify trends, changes, and ongoing challenges in the field. Their sound work is beautifully designed, often utilizing the human voice as an instrument, and typically they take on issues often ignored in sound art, like race relations in the United States or the country's histories of exclusion. In this conversation, we

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00:41:12

Difference Machines: Paul Vanouse and Dr. Tina Rivers...

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2022/01/18

I had the privilege of visiting an insightful and rich exhibition at Albright-Knox, Buffalo, last month. Co-curated by curator and art historian Dr. Tina Rivers Ryan and artist Paul Vanouse, it focused on the impact of "difference machines" AKA computers in shifting our notions of identity. Featuring many artists that I have been fans of for years, I hope that this ground exhibition continues to make waves. You can dig into their ideas on this, the latest episode of Informer."You can not talk about

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