Stay ConnectedA weekly podcast for coaches, embodiment teachers and anyone who sees the body as more than a hunk of meat.
Embodiment Unlimited host Mark Walsh, interviews leaders and innovators from around the world. We cover coaching, mindfulness, trauma therapy, martial arts, meditation, somatics, yoga, and movement practices generally. The flavour is light-hearted, conversational and practical.
The podcast has been going for seven years and had over three million downloads.
Here's Charles Eisenstein interview from the Embodiment Conference 2018 where he will take you deep into the topic of how stories structure our thinking of the world and the urgent need of how to write a new story to create a more beautiful world. Please note this is the audio of an audio-visual session with a live Zoom group so there may be reference to things shown and comments in the chat. To access the full visual recording and 140 others go to https://embodiedfacilitator.com/e-conf2018-bonus-2/
Founder of Sounds True Tami Simon joins me to discuss somatic meditation, being part of the earth, relationships, the online body, activism vs acceptance, conscious business and spiritual consumerism. A fierce one.
This groundbreaking conversation with Geo-Philosopher David Abram and Professor of Philosophy and Humanities Glen Mazis from the Embodiment Conference 2018, moderated by Adrian Harris. They explore the relationship of our embodiment as human beings equipped with animal senses within a world beyond humanity. Please note this is the audio of an audio-visual session with a live Zoom group so there may be reference to things shown and comments in the chat. To access the full visual recording and 140 others go to https://embodiedfacilitator.com/e-conf2018-bonus-2/
Darren Deojee on Carlos Castenda, the gender crisis, gender confusion, trans and intersex people, postmodernism, gender fluidity, mental health, the Toltec view of gender, source energy vs behaviour, anger, polarity, what's wrong with Sweden, boundaries, "charge", the "gifts of the masculine", ancestor power and the future of gender. A passionate controversial episode.
Here's Ken Wilber from the Embodiment Conference 2018 making a presentation on Integral Bodies where he explains the base of his approach and how the body fits into that whole framework.
Please note this is the audio of a an audio-visual session with a live Zoom group so there may be reference to things shown and comments in the chat. To access the full visual recording and 140 others go to https://embodiedfacilitator.com/e-conf2018-bonus-2/
Architect, yogi and somatic educator Miriam joins the show to discuss the impact of somatic practices, her yoga training, yoga in daily life, the five sheaths "koshas", Frank Lloyd Wright, the effect of spaces on us, how to design your house to benefit us on all levels, personality and physical space, somatic vs physical yoga and Mexican embodiment.
http://miriamyoga.com/
Alex joins the show to discuss chronic fatigue, how to have optimal health, the spiritual supermarket, gurus, hypocrites and charlatans, how to judge a spiritual teacher, Roger Walsh, Doshin, Tami Simon, business, marketing, not having talent, spirituality day-to-day, raising children as a practice, eugenics, narcissism and coming to terms with one's own family. A practical down to Earth one about real life.
Academic and ex dancer Kelly joins the shadow to discuss her beginnings as a dancer., a definition of somatics, the history of the field, oration, Leo Kofler, Gindler, Shelver, Delsarte, the western influence on yoga, Ling gymnastics, Stebbins, FM Alexander, Feldenkrais, Laban, Mabel Todd and ideokinesis, Martha Eddy and Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen. A really good history lesson form someone who's done their homework!
https://somafit.com/teachers/kelly/
Experienced meditation teacher Shinzen Young joins me to discuss the science and logic of mindfulness and meditation. A deep, thoughtful wise and also light-hearted one.
Parkour teacher Amos joins the show to discuss the science of movement, natural movement, social movement shame, how to learn Parkour, Ukemi and falling, randori, human hunting, psychological effects of Parkour, the tribal culture of the art, the dark side of embodied arts, "training vibe", playfulness and fear, parkour sports and the far reaches of human potential. A fun chat about a misunderstood art.
https://youtu.be/3BHTcPcEwNI
https://parkouredu.org/course/the-art-of-falling/?learn=14&campaign=AGR(10/2018)
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