Scoutleader Wiley is a semi-nomadic theory and ritual artist. She does not like touching slimy things, and her favourite food is potatoes. She was raised by two artists amongst the underground hip-hop and house dance community in Brooklyn, NY. She now plays freak-folk guitar music for her friends and writes systems poetry for the internet. She is the Maestra Magica at Metamodern Magick, a collaborative education platform that seeks to integrate the wisdom traditions of

Scoutleader Wiley is a semi-nomadic theory and ritual artist. She does not like touching slimy things, and her favourite food is potatoes. She was raised by two artists amongst the underground hip-hop and house dance community in Brooklyn, NY. She now plays freak-folk guitar music for her friends and writes systems poetry for the internet. She is the Maestra Magica at Metamodern Magick, a collaborative education platform that seeks to integrate the wisdom traditions of pre-modernity into the

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In Episode 16, The Occupational Philosophers chat with the very talented and very funny, Neil Mullarkey. Neil co-founded the world-famous improvisation group The Comedy Store Players in the UK with Mike Myers, later appearing with him in the fabulous Austin Powers movies. He has appeared on TV over many years, including Have I Got News For You, Whose Line Is It Anyway, Saturday Live and QI. He has also won awards for his alter ego - L. Vaughan Spencer, (L-Vo for short), A Life Coach, Self-Help Guru

Henry Andrews stumbled into interactive theater and performance in 2015, and became enamored of its ability to invite people into meaningful authentic experiences. He performed with Barron Scott Levkoff’s Mystic Midway over the next several years and became involved with several other interactive projects in the San Francisco Bay Area. These experiences eventually combined with his interests in metamodern philosophy, Gravesian developmental theory, and Batesonian warm data in

Henry Andrews stumbled into interactive theater and performance in 2015, and became enamored of its ability to invite people into meaningful authentic experiences. He performed with Barron Scott Levkoff’s Mystic Midway over the next several years and became involved with several other interactive projects in the San Francisco Bay Area. These experiences eventually combined with his interests in metamodern philosophy, Gravesian developmental theory, and Batesonian warm data in the form of

Baz LeSel, Bugz Béni et Alain G. (enfin surtout Alain…) ont saisi l’occasion du festival les Enchanteurs, organisé par Droit de Cité, pour aller à la rencontre de rappeurs, rappeuses, musiciens. Une émission hors série, hors les murs où on a pris quelques leçons de freestyle et d'improvisation, puis de l’ambivalence de la musique avec KT Gorique. Allez découvrir, si ce n'est pas déjà fait, le travail de cette rappeuse qui tabasse la prod.

Phenomena Report The Good Neighbors get their goodbyes in early. Flint has a little chat with a mysterious figure. Intro/Outro Music: “Eyes in the Bayou” by Ronnie Palmieri “Isolated”  by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Art by Anna Collins Production by Bristol Pod Works - Make your podcast dreams come true at https://www.bristolpodworks.com

Amba J. Sepie works in the realm of cultural ecology, soul medicine, and decolonisation. She is also a research fellow at the University of Canterbury in Aotearoa New Zealand, teaching, writing and collaborating on projects grounded in traditional knowledges and respect for Earth’s sentience. Big thanks to our sponsor The Apricot Grove! Eternal gratitude to Bart Matthews for our amazing intro music! Check out our FB page if you roll like that. For books! Become a

Amba J. Sepie works in the realm of cultural ecology, soul medicine, and decolonisation. She is also a research fellow at the University of Canterbury in Aotearoa New Zealand, teaching, writing and collaborating on projects grounded in traditional knowledges and respect for Earth’s sentience. Big thanks to our sponsor The Apricot Grove! Eternal gratitude to Bart Matthews for our amazing intro music! Check out our FB page if you roll like that. For books! Become a

We're back at it with Josh Paynter, diving deeper into his specific Taoist lineage. It's an incredible and wild ride. Please enjoy responsibly. Josh has been dedicated to Chinese studies for nearly thirty years. He received a B.A. in Chinese Studies from Bard College with a focus on Daoist traditions, including studying at Yunnan University in Kunming, China. His Master’s Degree in Traditional Oriental Medicine is from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine. He haa also

We're back at it with Josh Paynter, diving deeper into his specific Taoist lineage. It's an incredible and wild ride. Please enjoy responsibly. Josh has beendedicated to Chinese studies for nearly thirty years. He received a B.A. in Chinese Studies from Bard College with a focus on Daoist traditions, including studying at Yunnan University in Kunming, China. His Master’s Degree in Traditional Oriental Medicine is from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine. He haa also completed training at

The final episode of The Dutcher Snedeker Podcast is here! Sure, I'd be down to pick it up again when it makes sense, but I reflect on just how fun this podcast was to do in 2021 and what I learned from doing it. I also sneak in one more rant to really go full tilt improv one last time! I appreciate all of you for listening, whether it was weekly in 2021 or if you're discovering this down the line, as it snapshots an interesting time in my journey as a creative. Share your favorite moments, check

I talk about the future, and how as a creative I've just come to terms with the fact that events can and will be canceled on a whim, most recently nearly 3 months of work. All I can do is speak honestly in this episodeCheck the links out to follow me on socials and support content like this! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/dutchersnedeker​ Website: https://www.dutchersnedeker.com/​ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dutchersnedeker Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dutchersnedeker --- Send

Dare Sohei (they/them/cat) is an animist artist, practitioner, facilitator. Their work dances with the integration of animist/indigenous lifeways with liberatory anti-oppression principles and non-dual somatics, which can be pithily summed up as Death Practice.They are based in Chinook Lands aka Portland, OR, USA.www.bodyaltar.orgwww.patreon.com/animistarts Big thanks to our sponsor The Apricot Grove! Eternal gratitude to Bart Matthews for our amazing intro music! Check out

Dare Sohei (they/them/cat) is an animist artist, practitioner, facilitator. Their work dances with the integration of animist/indigenous lifeways with liberatory anti-oppression principles and non-dual somatics, which can be pithily summed up as Death Practice.They are based in Chinook Lands aka Portland, OR, USA.www.bodyaltar.orgwww.patreon.com/animistarts Big thanks to our sponsor The Apricot Grove! Eternal gratitude to Bart Matthews for our amazing intro music! Check out our FB page if you roll

In this episode (which has a couple of small audio malfunctions) I talked with Bryan Pezzone about improvisation at the piano, which he demostrated to me by doing a freat improvisation of Imagine by John Lennon and then an improvisation on an original classical theme of his own manufacture. Bryan has great insights about improvising and about practicing and performing at the piano, which he as been doing for many years. with great success. --- Support this podcast:

We chat with one of the giants of the worldwide improv community Patti Stiles. She brings clarity, wisdom and sharp wit to the podcast. It's a long one and we could have kept going. What a delight. Be sure to check out her new book Improvise Freely: Throw Away The Rulebook And Unleash Your Creativity. (Link in show notes.)Find Patti's book at your local bookseller, buy local, support your local small bookseller if you can! They can order it for you. Otherwise, you can Amazon it:

Today's episode was prompted by a post made by multi-instrumentalist/producer Haruki Hakoyama (Paddlebots), who posted a thought-provoking question in his Instagram story. I read it to ya'll, and the rest is up to whatever words my brain forms in response. Check the links out to follow me on socials and support content like this! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/dutchersnedeker​ Website: https://www.dutchersnedeker.com/​ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dutchersnedeker Instagram:

So this is a side that's always difficult for me to show, and it usually manifests in private when I can work through these feelings on my own time. There are many times the grind can be rewarding, but this year has proven that I'm pulling my hair out doing so much extra work when I could be tripling down on the things I love doing that also earn me stability and flexibility in what I do. I try to articulate these feelings, because at the core I am grateful to even be working in this industry that