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A LIMINAL SPACE
by aliminalspace
In these times of great change and miscommunication, A Liminal Space seeks to create and foster a safe and engaging online platform, to initiate and encourage long-form discussions, deep conversation and thought.Invited guests will be visionaries who cross borders and push boundaries with their work, their art, and their thought.Adventurers, risk takers, explorers, shamans, storytellers, healers, dreamers, rebels, scientists, intellectuals, philosophers, and seekers of a deeper truth.And ultimately, those who are working towards making the world a more empathetic, equal and loving place in which to live.Welcome to A Liminal Space.
Episodes
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EP#16 - Tribes, Consciousness, Connection & Plant Medicine. (Bruce Parry)
Bruce Parry is a documentary filmmaker, indigenous rights advocate, author, explorer and former Royal Marines commando officer. He is most well known for his multiple BBC documentary series: Tribe, Amazon and Arctic – where he lived with remote indigenous communities, highlighting important...
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EP#15 - The role of death in life, and our search for meaning. (Sheldon Solomon)
Sheldon Solomon is an experimental social psychologist at Skidmore College in the United States. He is the co-developer of "Terror Management Theory", and co-author of the book "The Worm at the Core: On the Role of Death in Life", and he has been featured in several films (Flight from Death),...
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EP#14 - How Indigenous Thinking Can Save the World (Tyson Yunkaporta)
Can Indigenous thinking save the world? Tyson Yunkaporta's new book "Sand Talk" explores this question, offering techniques and processes for living and learning. It's a book of sense-making, bringing clarity to complexity, and is making a huge impact around the globe. Tyson is a member of the...
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EP #13 - The transformative power and magic of music. (HIATUS / Cyrus Shahrad)
Cyrus Shahrad is a British Iranian musician, releasing music under the name HIATUS. His music combines soft piano melodies with electronic music and haunting soundscapes, heavily influenced by his Iranian roots and film soundtracks … taking listeners on deep and hypnotic journeys. Cyrus is also a...
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EP #12 - Jet Stream Superman: Embracing your fears for a fulfilled life. (Marc Hauser)
Marc Hauser is a Swiss skydiver, adventurer, motivational speaker and entrepreneur. He holds the world record for the fastest horizontal free fall, traveling at 304km/hr without wings, and without a tail wind. And he is the first person to sky dive into the jet stream – a high-altitude,...
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EP #11 - Rites of passage: Creating liminal space for personal growth. (Dr. Arne Rubinstein)
Dr. Arne Rubinstein is an internationally recognised expert on adolescent development and rites of passage, with 30 years experience as a medical doctor (family & emergency medicine), counsellor, author, mentor, speaker and workshop facilitator. He is the founder of The Rites of Passage…
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EP #10 - Can Indigenous wisdom change the world? (Hineani Tunoa Roberts)
With an Australian mother and Indigenous Māori father, Hineani's mixed upbringing has provided her with a very unique lens through which she sees the world, and in this discussion she invites us to consider; Can Indigenous wisdom change the world? Hineani Tunoa Roberts (ko Rongowhakaata iwi)…
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EP #9 - CHASING YOUR DREAMS : Adventure, exploration & a sustainable life in the great outdoors (Jon Muir)
Jon Muir is one of the world’s greatest mountaineers and explorers. He was the first Australian to reach the summit of Mt Everest alone, and has walked to both the North and South poles. Perhaps Jon's greatest achievement was walking alone across Australia, covering 2,500kms in 128 days…
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EP #8 - A REBEL CLOWN : Sharing hope, love & compassion with the world (Sabine Choucair - Clown Me In)
Sabine Choucair is a Lebanese humanitarian clown, storyteller and performer – with qualifications in performing arts from London, and social therapy from New York. She is the co-founder of “CLOWN ME IN” – a group that uses the art of clowning to fight social injustice, spreading laughter and...
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EP #7 - Defending the rights of the world's most vulnerable (Felicity Gerry QC - Australian Barrister of the year 2020)
Originally from the Uk and now based in Australia, Felicity Gerry is a barrister and QC who specialises in representing the world's most vulnerable people, and was recently awarded "Barrister of the Year" at the Australian Law Awards 2020. Felicity mainly works in the fields of human trafficking,...
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EP #6 - Art, activism & protest to plant the seeds of change (Chips Mackinolty)
From his early days in the 1970’s protesting in the streets of Sydney against the Vietnam War, and being arrested at the very first Mardi Gras, Chips Mackinolty has made a career from his provocative art and activism, and his weapons of choice are generally screen printing, graphic design and...
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EP #5 - Storytelling for a more conscious & compassionate world (Alan Dean Foster)
Alan Dean Foster is a true Renaissance man. He is an American writer of science fiction and fantasy, best known for his many novelizations of film scripts including Star Trek, Alien, Terminator, Transformers and Star Wars ... which he ghost wrote for George Lucas. He has also written several book...
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EP #4 - An Aboriginal man's personal journey towards reconciliation (Henry Purcell)
HENRY PURCELL is an aboriginal Australian, who was given up for adoption as a baby, and raised by non-aboriginal parents. Today he works in child protection, working for the same Aboriginal-controlled organisation that facilitated his own adoption. Henry is also an activist and DJ, performing…
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EP #3 - Meditation & mindfulness to improve mental health, wellbeing and happiness (Ray Good)
Listed as one of the world's Top 100 DJs in the 1990's, RAY GOOD discovered meditation as a way to improve his own mental health, wellbeing and happiness. Today he is a meditation and mindfulness practitioner and coach, teaching these techniques to help the lives of others. In this episode, Ray...
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EP #2 - Epidemic modelling and analysis : Covid-19 pandemic ( Omer Tzuk)
OMER TZUK is a scientist and philosopher, currently working in the Laboratory for Epidemic Modelling and Analysis at Tel-Aviv University in Israel, where he is using mathematical modelling and statistical analysis to predict the spread of the Covid-19 virus. Omer provides an extraordinary…
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EP #1 - Activist filmmaking as a tool for social and political change (Iara Lee)
IARA LEE is the founder of Cultures of Resistance Films, whose mission is to create and distribute films that advance public awareness about issues of social and economic justice, and that showcase creative efforts to promote peace and protect human rights. Iara speaks with an optimism and...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
In these times of great change and miscommunication, A Liminal Space seeks to create and foster a safe and engaging online platform, to initiate and encourage long-form discussions, deep conversation and thought.Invited guests will be visionaries who cross borders and push boundaries with their work, their art, and their thought.Adventurers, risk takers, explorers, shamans, storytellers, healers, dreamers, rebels, scientists, intellectuals, philosophers, and seekers of a deeper truth.And ultimately, those who are working towards making the world a more empathetic, equal and loving place in which to live.Welcome to A Liminal Space.
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