Inner Peace & Other Cool Shit

Inner Peace & Other Cool Shit

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Absolutely everything is interconnected in astonishing dynamic ways that we are only beginning to understand, including our mental and planetary wellbeing.
The In Our Nature explores these connections, along with the unseen but profoundly influential currents, systems, cycles, patterns, stories, and constructs that shape both our inner lives and the world around us.

Why are we the way we are? Why are we treating the world and each other in the ways we do? Why do we feel so rubbish? Is this in our nature? What’s going on?

Join me, Siobhán Friel, your host and fellow wanderer, as we curiously fondle the places where environmental, societal, historical, ecological and mythological contexts meet and mingle.

The In Our Nature pod wants to shed light on the hidden connections and deeper patterns that are shaping this extraordinary time we are in, helping us see more clearly as we make our way forth. Come and join me.

Recent Episodes

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  • This Myth About Human Nature Is Making Us Feel Anxious & Worthless (Oh, And Completely Wrecking Our Planet)

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  • Why Are We Pretending Normal Life Is Fine When It’s Actually Very Unnatural and Weird?

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  • Imagination, Stories & Systems: The Forces Shaping These Times with Sarah Patterson of Common Earth

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  • "All Of This" (gestures around wildly) "Is Not in Our Nature"

    3 months ago
  • Introducing: In Our Nature

    3 months ago
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  • “We Have an Inner Compass to Guide Us Through an Uncertain Future” With Rebecca Gardner

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  • How Innocent Little Words Contribute to Big, Prickly Thought-Stories

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