You Are Living a 13.8 Billion Year Story with Rebecca-Sophia Strong

Send us Fan MailWhat if the universe is not something we look out at but something we are living from within?In this conversation, we sit with Rebecca-Sophia Strong, creator of Embodied Cosmology®, whose work asks a radical question:  What happens when the 13.8-billion-year story of the universe becomes something we embody?Through immersive theater, movement-based learning, and deep-time imagination, Rebecca-Sophia invites us beyond the role of observer and into participation where cosmology becomes lived experience, and imagination becomes a force of nature.We explore how the story of the cosmos can hold personal grief, reframe identity, and awaken a deeper sense of belonging. What emerges is not just a new way of understanding the universe, but a new way of being human within it.This is a conversation we ask: how might we begin to live as conscious participants in an evolving universe?FIND OUT MORE ABOUT HER WORK:1. www.cosmogenesisfilm.com > to sign up for her Newsletter and stay connected to upcoming shows and events.2. Cosmic Pulse: Rebecca-Sophia Strong and Benjamin Francis Phelan's podcast3. www.rebeccasophiastrong.com > to learn more about Embodied Cosmology® and Cosmogenesis: The Story of Us®.4. Find Cosmogenesis:The Story of Us Original Soundtrack Here! 5. Movie Trailer: Cosmogenesis: The Story of Us Official Trailer_____________________________________________________________BIO:Rebecca-Sophia Strong is the creator of Embodied Cosmology®, an interdisciplinary framework exploring how cosmological understanding becomes lived, embodied experience through immersive media, phenomenology, and experiential pedagogy.  A filmmaker, therapist, and educator working at the intersection of cosmology, science, art, and human development, her work translates cosmic perspectives into immersive and experiential learning environments. She is the creator and director of Cosmogenesis: The Story of Us®, an immersive fulldome production integrating movement, narrative, and astronomical visualization. An award-winning filmmaker, her work has received international recognition, including Best 360 Film at the Swedish International Film Festival. She currently teaches her original 15-part Embodied Cosmology® curriculum as an ASTRO 4500 course at the University of Colorado Boulder’s Fiske Planetarium. Rebecca-Sophia’s work has been recognized within both artistic and scientific communities, with selected abstracts invited for presentation at the International Planetarium Society conference in Japan. Through filmmaking, teaching, and experiential design, she contributes to emerging conversations about how cosmology can become functional and embodied within everyday life - informing education, community experience, and approaches to mental health and wellbeing. ___________________________________________________________________________________________From Stardust to Us explores spirituality, consciousness, and culture in an evolving universe through conversations at the intersection of science, soul, and lived experience.