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EPISODE · May 8, 2025 · 1H 25M

Kaleidoscope PBTS: E4 | Dolphins | Memory | Flesh

from Kaleidoscope - Perspectives Beyond The Surface

What if your cells could remember the past? What if electricity—not words—was the first language life ever spoke?In this episode, Ruby Rae Liu is joined by Luigi and guest Ryan for a wild and thoughtful ride through regenerative biology, mitochondrial memory, bioelectric communication, and the nature of identity itself. From the idea of talking to dolphins to the realities of transitioning and trauma, this episode fuses science, philosophy, and lived experience in true Kaleidoscope style.💡 Topics include: – Limb regrowth and voltage-based healing – Trans identity and bodily transformation – Talking to animals using AI – Cell memory, mitochondria, and maternal DNA – Humor, science, and survival🎧 Recorded on Riverside — if you're a podcaster, check out the link to support the show and level up your recordings.This is the episode where things get weird—in the best way.

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