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This Meeting Could Have Been a Ritual Game
by Mycelios
Hosted by Zoë Ackerman, ”This Meeting Could Have Been a Ritual Game” explores how ritual and play can strengthen communities and support regenerative, value-driven economies. Each episode looks at how these practices help people feel connected to themselves and their web of support, with a focus on Mycelial Games, a series of magical, interconnected market games. The podcast also follows efforts to create a real-world digital community marketplace, Mycelios, built on values like abundance, accessibility, and autonomy.
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#4 Playing in the Underworld with Megan Quinn
In this episode, Zoë and Megan Quinn dive into the practice of slowing down, playfulness, honesty, and paying attention to the sensations in the body. We explore the importance of naming and verbalizing thoughts and emotions as a ritual to connect with the subconscious. Follow Megan’s work on Instagram @mqmoveconnect or at https://mvmntconnection.com/.
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#3 Play makes us ready with Lara Irene Vesta
Zoë shares a conversation with her beloved teacher and friend, Lara Irene Vesta, exploring how a long-term commitment to daily practice (imbued with play) makes us ready to face life's challenges. Learn more about Lara's work by subscribing to her Substack: https://laravesta.substack.com/
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#2 Is burnout a trickster?
In the second episode of "This Meeting Should Have Been a Mycelial Game," host Zoë Ackerman explores the concept of "Burnout" as a mythic trickster figure, disrupting conventional norms to highlight systemic flaws in how we work and live. Zoë discusses the origins and characteristics of tricksters in mythology and draws parallels to the modern phenomenon of burnout.
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#1 Games for transforming life and work
In this inaugural episode, host Zoë Ackerman introduces "Mycelial Games," which are immersive storytelling experiences designed to act as rehearsals for life. The episode explores how Zoë's organization, Runa, uses these games as a testing ground (or prototype) for better ways to live and work together. Helping communities practice solving real-world problems in a low-stakes, imaginative environment. Using play to bridge gaps and build trust between players. Experimenting with reciprocity—moving away from traditional transactions and toward sustainable, community-led exchange.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Hosted by Zoë Ackerman, ”This Meeting Could Have Been a Ritual Game” explores how ritual and play can strengthen communities and support regenerative, value-driven economies. Each episode looks at how these practices help people feel connected to themselves and their web of support, with a focus on Mycelial Games, a series of magical, interconnected market games. The podcast also follows efforts to create a real-world digital community marketplace, Mycelios, built on values like abundance, accessibility, and autonomy.
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Hosted by Zoë Ackerman, ”This Meeting Could Have Been a Ritual Game” explores how ritual and play can strengthen communities and support regenerative, value-driven economies. Each episode looks at how these practices help people feel connected to themselves and their web of support, with a focus on...
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