Stephen Jenkinson interviews

This weeks episode is featuring a Northampton based photographer Nikki Gardner. you may recognize her work in Northampton living magazine. find out about her journey into photography, her specialties and more.

Give Me The Business - Nikki Garnder photography

This Week Doctor Kathryn Lord is going to talk to us about motor patterns! something all animals have. this week we'll talk about dog and cats motor patterns and next week we'll talk about human motor patterns! 

Dog Pause - motor patterns part 1

ever wonder why service dog lines name each litter the same letter of the alphabet? Sarah will tell us all about it and even go over some names they're thinking about for future dogs!

Dog Pause - Diggity Dog Names

having recall is such a valuable skill with dogs, this week Sarah will give us tips to help build up your dogs recall. 

Dog Pause - Recall Episode

this week's episode is on Darwin’s Ark, a community science nonprofit catalyzing groundbreaking research by engaging pets and their people in scientific discovery. find out how to get involved and more.

Dog Pause - Darwin's Ark

This week on Nerd Wars, it's Most Awesome Costume (Marvel vs DC Edition)!
Will chooses Batman and Steve goes with Dr. Strange
It's also Will's birthday this weekend, so there's a lot of Star Trek music, including Disco Star Trek!

Plus, Iggy Pop, Bands on Brewster, Taste of Northampton and Righteous Gemstones
Steve shares his experience seeing Return Of The Jedi at Tanglewood
Ace calls in to complain, and Next Week's Topic is revealed.
It's Best Secret Identity, suggested by Joe from Greenfield.

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this week we're exploring a nonprofit Art, community space called Looky here on chapman st in greenfield. find out all about the many classes they offer, future events and more!

Give Me The Business - Looky Here

last week our bonus dog expert Dr. Kathryn Lord broke down what motor patterns are and how they present in dogs and cats of big and small varieties. this week we'll talk about human motor patterns and what happens when humans and animals combine them in wacky and wild ways.

Dog Pause - motor patterns the sequel

This week on Nerd Wars, the world of Marvel versus DC continues, and it's Most Awesome Costume!
Will chooses Batman and Steve goes with Dr. Strange
Diane from Easthampton casts the deciding vote
Then it's on to Best Secret Identity, a topic selected by Joe from Greenfield
Will goes with Clark Kent (Superman) and Steve selects Peter Parker (Spider-Man)
And the next topic is announced - Weirdest Superpower!

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this week we're exploring Dry Humor a nonalcoholic bottle shop based out of Easthampton. learn how owner CJ was inspired to start this shop and more.

Give Me The Business - Dry Humor Easthampton

A conversation with Stephen Jenkinson, author of Die Wise and Come of Age, The Case for Elderhood in Times of Trouble about human culture and elderhood. 

 Intro music by Gregory Hoskins Band from Nights of Grief and Mystery:

https://gregoryhoskins.bandcamp.com/album/nights-of-grief-and-mystery

On Human Culture and Elderhood with Stephen Jenkinson [feat. Gregory Hoskins]

A Night Of Grief And Mystery Stephen Jenkinson

The Magical Mystery Tour July 12 2019 Stephen Jenkinson Come of Age: Elderhood in a Time of Trouble

In this episode, I speak with Darcia Narvaez PhD, Professor of Psychology at Notre Dame University. Professor Narvaez is the author and editor of numerous books, including Neurobiology and the Development of Human Morality: Evolution, Culture and Wisdom, and Indigenous Sustainable Wisdom: First-Nation Know-How for Global Flourishing. She also writes regularly for Psychology Today with her Moral Landscapes column, which explores her work with parenting, child development, self-development, and morality.

The first time I spoke with Darcia was almost three years ago, back when I was first beginning to do interviews for this podcast. A great deal has changed and happened since then, not only with my work specifically, but in the world at large. In contemplating the roots of the fragmented, disruptive responses the novel coronavirus pandemic has generated, I felt compelled to reconnect with Prof. Narvaez to discuss her insights into this subject. This includes an examination of the contemporary, common child-rearing practices in the West (specifically the United States), and how this informs the ideologies/belief systems people attach themselves to in states of crisis and uncertainty, such as ours.

// Episode notes: https://www.lastborninthewilderness.com/episodes/darcia-narvaez-2

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248 / Shifting Baselines / Darcia Narvaez

A complete and augmented transcript of this interview can be found at: https://marketingforhippies.com/spells/

More interviews with Stephen can be found here:
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A Night Of Grief And Mystery Stephen Jenkinson

93.9 The River

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