With re-entry to life after covid comes to a lot of excitement, but also some anxiety of its own. After more than a year of living a very different life, what will it be like to “go back to normal?” is there such a thing as normal? Some of us have discovered as much as we hated being stuck home alone, strangely, the idea of going out to see people again may ... Show More
Nov 18
The Future of Consciousness: Navigating the Intersection of Spirituality and AI. With Stephen Dinan.
<p>Today our guest is Stephen Dinan, founder of the Shift Network, and author of the book Sacred America, Sacred World, Fulfilling our mission in service to all. He founded the Shift Network in 2010, and today it delivers virtual summits, courses, training in areas related to spi ... Show More
46m 29s
Yesterday
Hardwiring our Brains for More Happiness. With Dr. Rick Hanson
<p>Today’s encore episode is with the always popular Dr. Rick Hanson — a Psychologist and NY Times Best Selling author of several books, including the book we discuss in this interview<strong> “Hardwiring Happiness: The New Brain Science of Contentment, Calm, and Confidence." </s ... Show More
35m 50s
Nov 24
A Thanksgiving Meditation - Elisha Goldstein - Gratitude and Reflection
From all of us at Untangle, Meditation Studio, and Muse, we wish you a Happy Thanksgiving!
Many of our guests refer to having a gratitude practice as one of the most important tools we can have. We hope this special Gratitude and Reflection meditation helps you take a moment to ... Show More
10m 25s
Nov 2020
Bruce Feiler | The Lie We've Been Taught About Life and How to Prepare for Lifequakes
In today’s episode, we cover the myth of linear success with Bruce Feiler. Bruce is the author of seven New York Times bestsellers, the presenter of two prime-time series on PBS, and the inspiration for the drama series Council of Dads on NBC.
Many of us have grown up with a ... Show More
57m 56s
Jul 2021
The Best Change is Self-Inflicted Change
A year and a half ago, the world changed when we were all introduced to something called CorinaVirus. It was as if we were racing down Interstate 95 at 75 miles-per-hour, slammed on our breaks, and directed off the nearest exit on an undefined detour. It all seemed to happen in a ... Show More
11m 33s