Jim McClellan: The Road to Respite
An episode of the KQED's Perspectives podcast, hosted by KQED, titled "Jim McClellan: The Road to Respite" was published on October 14, 2022 and runs 3 minutes.
October 14, 2022 ·3m · KQED's Perspectives
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Summary
You are not crazy. The anxiety and fear you feel are worthy of the state of affairs. Jim McClellan finds some sense of calm and respite in an ancient Japanese tradition.
Episode Description
You are not crazy. The anxiety and fear you feel are worthy of the state of affairs. Jim McClellan finds some sense of calm and respite in an ancient Japanese tradition.
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