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EPISODE · May 24, 2021 · 2H 32M

Symmetries

from HEY, VENUS! RADIO · host Hey Venus Radio

Summer has arrived, and we're embracing this next stage of life on earth as we know it. What will happen to the oldest cave art in Indonesia? Are we ready for the next phase of life after the pandemic? We may not have all of the answers, but we look forward to sharing our recent epiphanies & obsessions with you by our side.We revisit some of our favorite fiction off our bookshelves —such as Jeanette Winterson's bewildering novel, GUT SYMMETRIES. For this episode we also dive into the upcoming Lunar Eclipse, aspects of humiliation through spontaneous (fear-based) behavioral traits, share our vaccination stories, and explore some lost funk from Ethiopia, and a handful of other musical companions from our archives. Support the show

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Summer has arrived, and we're embracing this next stage of life on earth as we know it. What will happen to the oldest cave art in Indonesia? Are we ready for the next phase of life after the pandemic? We may not have all of the answers, but we look forward to sharing our recent epiphanies & obsessions with you by our side. We revisit some of our favorite fiction off our bookshelves —such as Jeanette Winterson's bewildering novel, GUT SYMMETRIES. For this episode we also dive into the upc...

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