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5 Podcasts for Your Idea Disruption Playlist
Each issue of our newsletter is curated by a different person.
I’ve learned that a lot of the understandings and beliefs I had about the world, health, and how I moved through life were preventing me from living my best life. I had to release so many ideas and understandings in order to allow in new possibilities.
These episodes are ones that either shifted my understanding of something or started me down a path of questioning, unlearning, and relearning what I thought I knew.
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THE WELLNESS MAMA PODCAST
The Misdiagnoses and Missed Opportunities of Our Vision: Why We Have It All Wrong with Dr. Bryce Applebaum
In this episode, you learn that vision isn't set and that the ways we understand and use vision may be limiting what we can do.
You learn new ways to understand vision, how we can work to improve our own, and that what is there now isn't necessarily permanent.
TWO
SCENE ON RADIO
Rich Man’s Revolt
This episode is the starting point for the show’s season on democracy, which digs into the question: what really is democracy?
Is what we know of it now what the founding fathers originally set up and desired? And is what we believe isn’t working in our democracy actually working just as it was designed to?
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THREE
THE REALITY BETWEEN US
You Say You Care. But Do You?
This episode explores the tension between people saying they care and others not feeling cared for. Why is that? What is care really, and do we live by how care feels to us or by what others need to actually feel cared for by us?
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HIDDEN BRAIN
How Feelings Make Us Smarter
This episode explores emotional intelligence, specifically how our emotions can help us better understand ourselves and what's happening around us. We learn how understanding our emotions can help us more accurately understand and navigate the world around us.
FIVE
THE DIARY OF A CEO
Dr. Joe Dispenza: Secret To Living Without Fear & Anxiety Forever! Your Mind Can Heal Itself! Stress Is The Root Of 90% Of All Diseases!
In this episode, you learn about the power of the mind and body and how we can become addicted to certain emotional states, which can have a lot of downstream effects in our lives. They break down how that happens and discuss ways to break free from those patterns so you can create something different in your life.
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Classified Notes
✌️ Disrupting Peace explores why peace hasn't worked, and how it still could. In Season 5, host Bridget Conley, Director of Research at the World Peace Foundation, asks "who makes a killing from war, and how can we stop them?"
🖥️ Beamly replaces the patchwork: one place to host or import your show, build a full website, and sell premium content to your listeners. Add a blog, sync YouTube, or gate bonus episodes behind a membership - all on your own domain.
🗺️ Other Worlds is where author V.A Jeffery podcasts their science fiction and fantasy novels and short fiction. Each book is a "season.”
Community News & Notes
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🐧 Kayo the Penguin is a calm audio series for children. A little penguin leaves his island and meets one animal friend per episode.
🍎 Shofar, So Good is back with a new season, just in time for the Jewish High Holidays! This season is focused on rituals like the mikvah and traditions surrounding death.
🛏️ Avery Lane Maxwell is a podcast made at the front desk of a fifteen-room inn at nine thousand feet in Frisco, Colorado, before the guests wake up.
👩💻 In this week’s issue of Podcast the Newsletter, Lauren Passell recommends Disniversity She writes:
On Disniversity, film journalist Ben Travis and animation academic Dr. Sam Summers are watching their way through every Walt Disney Animation Studios movie in chronological order, including all the weird little ones like Make Mine Music, digging into the filmmaking, animation breakthroughs, historical context, cultural legacy, and whether these movies actually hold up.
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