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An audio conversation hosted by Rachael Rice with Stephen Jenkinson, author of Die Wise: A Manifesto for Sanity and Soul.

Stephen is a teacher, author, storyteller, spiritual activist, farmer and founder of the Orphan Wisdom School, a teaching house and learning house for the skills of deep living and making human culture. It is rooted in knowing history, being claimed by ancestry, working for a time ​yet to come.​

A complete transcript of this interview is available at http://bit.ly/theroleofanartist

On The Role of An Artist with Stephen Jenkinson

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:

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

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

春曉 is a Chinese words to explain the season between spring and summer, for me this time is like daydreaming.
 As a musician, you must give yourself space to create while listening to music. The practice I mean is to constantly try to play, to find your own expression in music. In the early creation, I I like to work with many musicians from different international music backgrounds. Now I enjoy the actual life to record. In the morning temple, in the subway, in the park, you can collect these interesting music materials. One of my favorite things in my creation is to cover my eyes with the eye mask to play the Erhu , I can only listen to it and play the erhu in a dark place. There will always be an infinite amount of musical expression.


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Deep Inside (Ryogo Yamamori`s Drum Remix)

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.

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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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Spells And Stories With Stephen Jenkinson

Portland Water by Michael Hurley sung by Vulva Underground members Renee Muzquiz (lead guitar), Rachael Rice (rhythm guitar), Darka Dusty (accordion), Wynter Byrnes (bass), and Jolie Clausen (drums) -- at Clean Water Portland event at the Goodfoot Pub May 2013

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