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Neurofeedback, Brainwaves, and Consciousness (interview podcast)
What is consciousness, how do brain waves shape emotional patterns, and why is insight alone often not enough for lasting change?
Dreams, Neurofeedback & Healing (podcast)
Optometrist-podcaster Artis Beatty and Physicist-turned-counselor Lincoln Stoller discuss how reason, emotion, and neurology reshape behavior and resolve deep patterns.
Dreaming Yourself Into Being
Dreams can provide a more objective understanding of the world than you’ll get from dealing with reality. All that has been created was once dreamed.
Love, Hate, and Projection (podcast)
Love and hate can be physical, intellectual, or emotional. We need to project these, but we rarely learn how to develop them.
Lost in the Groove-236 (podcast)
I'm coming back to the idea of discernment and discretion in art. There's got to be an element of courage here. You've got to be willing.
On Dreams, Consciousness, and Insanity (podcast)
Exploring the way our brains operate from the perspectives of science, plant medicine, Indigenous cosmology, and dreams.
Superchargers with Daniel Thomas (podcast)
Daniel and I talk about life and growth, health and sanity, parenting and education, creativity and architecture.
A Therapist on Satisfaction in Sport, Life, and Love (podcast)
The shallow roots of hard-charging performers and achievers, whether they exist in sports, business, or other areas of life.
Sociogeny Recapitulates Ontogeny
“The burned hand learns best,” means you learn from errors that you can reverse, not from burning down the house.
Conversation With Rich Bennett, Rewire Your Brain for Growth (podcast)
You’re not your cognitive thoughts. You’re not your ideas. You are what you’re brain responds to.
Nurturing Resilience on Dead America (Podcast)
Lincoln Stoller and Ed Watters explore the intersection of mental, emotional, and physical health, sharing insights gained from The Learning Project.
The Eternal Chaos of the Unfolding Mind
Our deepest questions don’t have goals or single answers. Each of our abilities answers these questions differently.