thank you for this today. Another new search brought me to you and after listening I heard myself thanking God.

This is an excellent episode... I can't wait to hear the next one. very smooth conversational style, insightful and funny. "What's Awesome" is an impressive and professional new podcast package

Excellent episode! Thank you for sharing!

@djdaniellerigneygbabi: You mean you want to share it? Of course. -Phil

Wow! Thanks Phil! You know whats awesome? You're awesome! Just listening to this has helped me get lined up with source energy. Inspiring and exciting. Listening to part two now.

Dr. Bruce returns for the first Levity Zone of 2021 to mark "Terence Day" celebrating 21 years since entheo-raconteur Terence McKenna passed through the azure veil on April 3rd, 2000. Terence's call to dissolve the boundaries which separate us inspired this rap on how humanity might move forward with healing the trauma beneath these divisions. Since Terence's time we know these boundaries better than ever and the little inner personalities within which can sometimes drive us to be less than our better natures. Next, taking up where Terence left off with his notions of novelty, Dr. Bruce recounts his past two decades of work to characterize how the universe could build its complexity through a formulaic "wiggle", and how this insight led to the "Hot Spring Hypothesis" for the origin of life. So, join us now for this special recounting recorded from Dr. Bruce's presentation to a room in the Clubhouse app celebrating "International Boundary Dissolution Day." Credits: Dr. Bruce Damer (hosting and recording) and Aaron Thayne (editing, music layering, cover art), photo of Bruce and Terence by Galen Brandt. [released 15 April, 2021]

Dr.Bruce's Levity Zone Podcast episode #75

075-LevityZone: Boundary Dissolution

Premiere podcast featuring Dr. Bruce Damer in conversation with Philip Oulton discussing a wide range of subjects including The Somara Shamanic Medicine Forum, Intentional communities, the importance of research, space exploration and "Authentic" experience.

Episode 01: SHANGHAI KICKSTART with Dr. Bruce Damer (New Intro and Audio Remix)

Michael Tellinger discusses the Ubuntu Philosophy and Political Movement with Philip Oulton, host of the "What's Awesome Podcast". Michael was recently touring Australia to raise awareness of Ubuntu, and spoke to a sold-out crowd at Starseed Gardens located in Byron Bay, Australia.
* Double Full Rainbow Over Broken Head photo by Mark Heley

Episode 2: Ubuntu - Fearless and Relentless Contributionism with Michael Tellinger

Apologies for the poor recording and sound quality.... It was a great interveiw but sadly the logger had an issue that morning.

OTR -s Mitch Foy with Kerry O'Brien and Laz Hartley

Psychedelic State - Unified Theorum

We take a look at anxiety with Psychologist John Kotroni and discuss ways we can learn to breathe easy again and find some methods toward understanding.

OTR3-b Psychologist John Kotroni discussing anxiety

Costa Georgiadis on the upcoming LEAF Festival in Griffith Uni Logan Campus in Meadowbrook, this Sunday 28th May. We will be talking about going beyond recycling with heaps of tips and insights to share.

OTR3-d Costa Georgiadis on the upcoming LEAF Festival at Griffith Uni

Virgins, Whores and Temple Goddesses - An interview with Catherine Deveny

ProperGander  brain storm with Hazz and Dan

David Gillespie from the upcoming Byron Writers Festival and author of "Taming Toxic People", The Science Of Identifying And Dealing With Psychopaths At Work!

OTR3-l David Gillespie on his new book "Taming Toxic People"

The "What's Awesome" podcast features interviews with experts from the fields of science, architecture, psychology, permaculture and The Arts. 

Upcoming Podcasts featuring:
Dr. Bruce Damer, scientist, researcher, visionary. Fresh from his TED talks exploring the origins of life, and space travel.
Robert Lawlor, artist, historian, and author of "Sacred Geometry" and "Voices of the First Day".
Michael Tellinger, historian, author, visionary and political philosopher. He also founded the Ubuntu Party in South Africa, based on his principles of contributionism.
Dan Schreiber, creative director and founder of Starseed Gardens, polymath, gardener. and new earth imagineer.
Drew Heath. Award-winning Australian architect, lecturer, builder and provocative visionary.

The Sound Engineer for "What's Awesome" is Robert Bruce.

"What's Awesome" is created and hosted by Philip Oulton and supported by Starseed Gardens -  a 35 acre mixed-use permaculture model and Earth School dedicated to evolving plant/human culture and nurturing eco-systems of perpetual renewal.



Episode 2: Ubuntu - Fearless and Relentless Contributionism with Michael Tellinger

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