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O.G. Rose
by O.G. Rose
Daniel handles our YouTube channel, Michelle handles our Anchor! Welcome! We hope you will enjoy our philosophical explorations! Our YouTube channel;https://youtube.com/channel/UC6zHDj4D323xJkblnPTvY3Q
Episodes
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Motherhood in Words
A reflection inspired by the wonderful month we’ve had at Philosophy Portal orbiting the concept of the Art of Storytelling! Thank you ☺️
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Health and It’s Conformity
Michelle from O.G.Rose. Here I reflect on a wonderful conversation over at @theoryunderground between Dave, Ann, and Nina Power on the “What’s Right” series. I really enjoyed what they all shared and did a reflection recording focused on Nina’s point that perhaps health has changed and I am...
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Peace/Piece on Earth and Confession as Birth
A year end personal reflection here from Michelle at O.G. Rose, on peace/piece on Earth and confession as a birth process. Thank you so much ☺️
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Beauty & Economics w/ Thomas Jockin
Grateful for this conversation with Thomas Jockin on economics and beauty. We consider questions about what it may look like to have a beautiful economy, and what that may mean for currency and the future of economics. Hope you enjoy! You can find more of Thomas’s work on his YouTube or on...
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Authenticity w/Christopher Putnam
I really enjoyed speaking with Christopher on the topic of authenticity. We considered questions such as where do we get our sense of authenticity? Is it inherently a good advocation? What are it’s risks and benefits? How does authenticity show up in dating culture? How does it show up on social...
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(Re)discovery of Self in Motherhood w/Sanduni Steinitz
I had such a wonderful conversation with Sanduni inspired by a quote from Kierkegaard, “The greatest hazard of all, losing one’s self, can occur very quietly in the world, as if it were nothing at all. No other loss can occur so quietly; any other loss - an arm, a leg, five dollars, a wife, etc.…
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Oscillation of Attention
A reflection on the moon and movement and the necessary oscillation of attention needed to witness motion, celestial and human.
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Productivity vs Creativity w/Holly Rhiannon and Sam of Greenersideofsam
I had the absolute joy and honor to have Holly and Sam visiting recently and I couldn’t pass up the chance to have an in person talk with them. In this episode, we discuss the difference between productivity and creativity, using the sun and moon as archetypes to elucidate the distinction. We…
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Icons, Fractal Selves, and Persons as Gemstones of Reality w/Thomas Jockin
I really enjoyed this conversation with Thomas Jockin on icons in the social media age, fractal selves, and persons as gemstones of reality. We also dove into how devotion can help bring discernment and clarity to the question of how to properly engage with icons and embody the icon in our image...
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Lacan’s Sublimation in the Real w/ Cadell Last
I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation with Cadell Last on sublimation in the real. We discuss the ways in which sublation and sublimation relate, as well as the impacts of technology on sublimation especially considering potential incorporated technologies that our future contains. Always a...
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Theory Couples and University Pros and Cons w/ Ann Snelgrove-McKerracher
I had the joy and honor of speaking with Ann Snelgrove-McKerracher from Theory Underground about her own journey into theory. At the beginning of the talk, we touch briefly on the concept of “theory couples”, considering ways couples might create a deeper bond through a mutually humbling…
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Self-Degradation and Technology with Sanduni Steinitz
It’s always a joy to speak with Sanduni on any and all topics. On this episode, Sandy and I discuss the pros and cons of cell phones and how our disposition toward technology also relates to our propensity of self-degradation. Another point we touched on is how our habits form our habitats and…
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“Owning Your Own Shadow” by Robert A. Johnson w/Amar Numanovic
I really enjoyed this conversation with Amar Numanovic concentrating on themes and ideas related to the book “Own Your Own Shadow” by Robert A. Johnson. We discuss how uncomfortable it is to face the unpleasant qualities of ourselves that we typically relegate to the shadow but how unbelievably...
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Love from a Philosophical Angle w/Emilio Manzanares Brito
I really enjoyed this conversation with Emilio, in which we discussed the most existential and life altering experiences; love. Love is a risk of course because it always hold the potential for heartbreak; we talk more about the phenomenology of heartache, the difference between falling in love…
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Motherhood and Creativity w/Caroline Holm
I had a truly delightful time speaking with poet, artist, and mother Caroline Holm about being mothers and writers/creators. Our children teach us so much and cause us to reflect on our own selves. In this way, we reparent as we parent, recognizing the unrealized patterns from our own childhoods....
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“The Wisdom of Birth” by Jacob Kishere w/Jacob Kishere
Such a delightful talk with Jacob Kishere discussing his insightful recording called “The Wisdom of Birth”. We may not all be biological mothers but in creating our lives with every decision or response to what we encounter, each person is a type of mother who can resonate with the gestational…
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“Thoughts for the Times on War and Death” by Sigmund Freud w/Dimitri Crooijmans
Great conversation with Dimitri on Freud’s essay. In light of events between Ukraine and Russia it felt apt to dive into this novel work by Freud. Tremendous insights in this essay and it was very illuminating to discuss the text with Dimitri. Though war is a probable impossibility (Bergson), we...
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Aragorn in the Internet Age
Thoughts on different terms for courage
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Hegel’s Sublation in Real Life w/ Cadell Last
I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation with Cadell Last on the nitty gritty of sublation and what it looks like in real lived experience. We also talk about good addiction and the drive to feel the high. We also contemplate what may impact different responses to negativity. Please check out the...
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Dating: Conflation of the Private and Public
Thinking about how the internet shapes real phenomenological spaces. Disclaimer; I use the word “empathy” when I meant “sympathy”.
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The Nuance of Want
Getting into the nuance of this topic a little
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“When the Body Says No” by Gabor Mate w/Ethan Nelson
I really enjoyed this talk with Ethan Nelson about the topic of need and ideas that he learned from the book “When the Body Says No” by Gabor Mate. Needs are never in a vacuum but are rather in a nexus and so they are much more nuanced than we like to think. We get into this and much more. Please...
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Accuracy (vs Truth) Insistence in Conversation
Talking about the nature of typical conversations and how accuracy is demanded at the expense of genuine relation.
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The Philosophy of Timing, Caputo’s Perhaps, and Derrida’s Insistence on New Forms of Subjectivity
I really enjoyed this conversation with Javier Rivera on his recent work on the Philosophy of Timing. Please check out his series on this topic here; https://youtu.be/uU83uDffF_w . We also reference a footnote in “The Prayers and Tears of Jacques Derrida” by Caputo. Why does it make a difference…
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The Spell of the Sensuous by David Abram, Language, and Technology with Molly O’Leary
Really lovely to speak with Molly O’Leary on a recent book she read, The Spell of the Sensuous by Abram. We discuss related topics such as the revealing and concealing of nature, the harshness of the Internet landscape, and how language relates to our connection and disconnection. Some notable...
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Atlas Shrugged Part 3 with Bethany Tabor
Here Bethany and I wrap up our 4 episode series about Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand’s 1957 masterpiece of a novel. We had a wonderful conversation discussing Part 3 and the end of the novel, focusing on Galt’s Gulch; how it relates to Nietzsche’s Zarathustra descending into the valley, to the meaning…
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Discussing the Internet with Raymond K Hessel
In this talk, Raymond and I discuss a video on his YouTube channel concerning an essay entitled “The Internet is Made of Demons” by Sam Kriss, I’ll include the link to Raymond’s original video here https://youtu.be/XamFM4iHhtY The talk also touched on some related ideas from Raymond’s book “Notes...
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Atlas Shrugged Part 2 with Bethany Tabor
Here Bethany and I talk about Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand’s 1957 masterpiece of a novel. We had a wonderful conversation discussing the great “money speech” in Part 2 as well as the literary atmosphere achieved by Rand’s writing. We also talk about a key symbol in the book as well as self-generating...
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Is there a “Soul Mate”? with my Soul Sister Sanduni Mudiyanse
Sanduni Mudiyanse always brings wonderful and fresh ideas to the table. It was lovely discussing the question of is there is such a thing as “the one”. We dove into why the concept of soul mate often loses its soul leaving people as mere mates and also why, to speak to Esther Perel’s work, we’ve...
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Atlas Shrugged Part 1 (2nd) with Bethany Tabor
Here we discuss some of our favorite scenes and ideas from Part 1 of Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand (continued from last week). We dig into the difference between entitlement and self-generating value, how politics relate to the family, and how the book speaks to free time and consumerism. Some plot...
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Atlas Shrugged Part 1 with Bethany Tabor
Here Bethany and I talk about Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand’s 1957 masterpiece of a novel. As a heads up, we do discuss specific plot points from the book. We had a wonderful conversation and touched on the Nietzschean Overwoman and the nuance of selfishness, as well as other things we really enjoyed...
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Finding “The One”
Is there such a thing as a soul mate?
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Detail and Ambiguity
Thoughts on this after hearing the idea from Javier and his English class. Check out his channel; https://youtube.com/channel/UCQBytMeNh47LGa_Gh1hKagA
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Human: Being with Sandy Mudiyanse
Diving deeper into being, with Sand and Shell. (Sanduni and Michelle)
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Nietzsche Lacan and Buber on Language and the Word
Mere thought exploration.
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Modern Art and the Death of A Culture by H.R. Rookmaaker Part 6
Here I talk about the inevitability or creation in destruction as well as our relational and communal ontology and now modern art illustrates this very inevitability.
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Communal Ontology Thoughts
Just my ideas here working out the concept
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Overcoming Capture with Captivation
Provoked by https://youtu.be/dVyXRudYnuY
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Reflection on Henri Nouwen’s Book “Making All Things New”
I mention Javier Rivera’s analogy (the cup that is too full cannot receive anymore and therefore it feels that it is lacking when it is actually too full) from his reflection linked below; https://youtu.be/L6JDtr6MNbE also I mention ideas of Nothingness from Thomas Winn and Javier Rivera’s...
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Communion is Key
Thoughts on Thomas Merton’s essay Symbolism; Communication or Communion?
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Time and Eternity
Thoughts on Huxley’s Chapter on Time and Eternity from The Perennial Philosophy! Also please check out Dr Cadell Last’s Nietzsche course starting July 15th! https://philosophyportal.online/thus-spoke-zarathustra
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Practice and Humility
Practice Makes Perfecting
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Modern Art and the Death of a Culture H.R. Rookmaaker Part 5
Negating sense-perception in hopes of reviving man’s spirit in art!
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Baptism as A Good Shower
Thinking about baptism beyond the formal performative act in church and more as a full body and mind experience.
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Modern Art and the Death of a Culture by H.R. Rookmaaker Part 4
Abstraction is unavoidable and the irony of the empirical Impressionist, with mention of Cezanne’s counter to the painters of his time.
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Modern Art and the Death of a Culture Rookmaaker Part 3
Rookmaaker’s excellent book. This is Part 3 of a series. Enlightenment’s practical consequences on the thinking behind art.
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Rewards
Exploring external vs internal rewards here!
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Modern Art and the Death of a Culture by H.R. Rookmaaker Part 2
Discussing the next section of this great book by Rookmaaker with a focus on the pendulum swing between valuation of the Metaphysical and the Physical.
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Reflection on Tanizaki’s In Praise Of Shadows
Please check out the audio recording as well as the course I mentioned hosted by Daniel Zaruba and Johannes Niederhauser! https://youtu.be/DgWGjpw2PbQ https://halkyonacademy.teachable.com/p/dialogos-with-the-japanese-house-of-being
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Modern Art and the Death of a Culture by H.R. Rookmaaker Chapter 1
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Daniel handles our YouTube channel, Michelle handles our Anchor! Welcome! We hope you will enjoy our philosophical explorations! Our YouTube channel;https://youtube.com/channel/UC6zHDj4D323xJkblnPTvY3Q
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