In this episode Peace and Toodles interview Professor Northrop, who is a Professor of Religion and Art. He is also a Shaman! And has studied Shamanism in its many different forms. Enjoy the show!

In this episode Peace and Toodles interview Professor Northrop, who is a Professor of Religion and Art. He is also a Shaman! And has studied Shamanism in its many different forms. Enjoy the show!

021 Interview with a Shaman (Professor Michael Northrop)

We wake up in this world without a manual.No explanation for where we are, why we’re here, or what any of this ultimately means. Because of that, life feels strange—mysterious, beautiful, cruel, symbolic, and overwhelming all at once. We are, in many ways, strangers in a strange land.Traversing the Strange World is a contemplative podcast hosted by Isaiah Danberry, dedicated to unpacking that strangeness. Through mythology, religion, philosophy, psychology, archetypes, and personal reflection, the show explores the human predicament: our search for meaning, our relationship to God or the divine, the beliefs we inherit and construct, and the forces that motivate us beneath the surface.Each episode treats reality not as something to be conquered, but something to be understood—examining ancient stories, symbolic patterns, and lived experience to see how humans have made sense of chaos, suffering, and purpose across time.If you’ve ever felt like you were dropped into existence mid-story and left to figure it out on your own—this podcast is for you.

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We wake up in this world without a manual. No explanation for where we are, why we’re here, or what any of this ultimately means. Because of that, life feels strange—mysterious, beautiful, cruel, symbolic, and overwhelming all at once. We are, in many ways, strangers in a strange land. Traversing the Strange World is a contemplative podcast hosted by Isaiah Danberry, dedicated to unpacking that strangeness. Through mythology, religion, philosophy, psychology, archetypes, and personal reflection, the show explores the human predicament: our search for meaning, our relationship to God or the divine, the beliefs we inherit and construct, and the forces that motivate us beneath the surface. Each episode treats reality not as something to be conquered, but something to be understood—examining ancient stories, symbolic patterns, and lived experience to see how humans have made sense of chaos, suffering, and purpose across time. If you’ve ever felt like you were dropped into existence mid-story and left to figure it out on your own—this podcast is for you.

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021 Interview with a Shaman (Professor Michael Northrop)

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