Harvest Series

Today we release a short clip from an episode with Dr Gabor Maté, about trauma and addiction. Dr Gabor Mate is an internationally renowned speaker, highly sought after for his addiction, trauma and childhood development expertise. Author of best-selling books, including When The Body Says No: The Cost of Hidden Stress, or Hold on to Your Kids, the Myth of Normal (check his website).

Gabor explains how to heal a trauma, and what would be the best reaction if you have a close one suffering from an addiction. The interview was made in Kaplankaya, during the 5th season of the Harvest event.

Next week, we will release Dennis Okwera's interview in Kaplankaya. He is a model, scouted in the streets of London. He grew up during the civil war in Uganda. He will tell how he escaped Uganda, and the first thing he did when he started earning money, was to send it to his village. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

What drives a person to scale the world’s highest peaks and overcome unimaginable odds? Join Harvest Series podcast host Rose Claverie for an extraordinary conversation with Sandy Hill, a trailblazing adventurer who has conquered the Seven Summits and survived a deadly storm on Mount Everest. In this gripping episode, Sandy recounts her harrowing experience during one of Everest's most tragic nights and reveals the untold story of facing unjust accusations that rocked her world. Tune in to hear Sandy's inspiring journey of resilience and recovery.

Key Points:

[2:31] Battle Against the Storm:

• Sandy describes the ominous signs leading to the storm on Mount Everest, detailing the treacherous conditions during the descent when the storm intensified.

[6:33] Survival Amidst Tragedy:

• Recount the pivotal moment when part of Sandy's team reached safety, orchestrating a rescue operation. Despite the team's survival, it marked one of the deadliest nights on Everest.

[9:33] Hallucinations and Survival:

• Sandy shares her hallucinating experience while frozen and blind, shedding light on the profound challenges she faced during the storm.

[11:56] Life-Altering Lesson:

• Discuss Sandy's valuable lesson from the ordeal: letting go of control, a transformative realization in the face of extreme adversity.

[14:39] Unjust Accusations and Impact:

• Explore the aftermath of the storm, including the false portrayal of Sandy in a bestselling book, which significantly impacted her credibility and personal life.

[27:27] Recovery and Resilience:

• Delve into Sandy's recovery journey after the traumatic experience, including her battle with depression and how she regained her footing.

[31:48] Words of Wisdom:

• Sandy advises individuals facing social condemnation and offers insights on overcoming social death and reclaiming one's identity.

[33:30] Harvest of the Day:

• Discover the source of hope for Sandy as she reflects on her experiences, finding inspiration amidst challenges and rebuilding her life.

Stay tuned for more inspiring stories on Harvest. Join us next time for Dennis Okwera's interview, a testament to the power of determination and compassion in the face of adversity.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

Can technology ignite a sense of awe and reshape our understanding of the future? Join Harvest Series podcast host Rose Claverie for an exhilarating discussion with digital artist Jason Silva and Greg Pouy from the French podcast Vlan. Set against the stunning Aegean backdrop, this episode delves into Jason’s visionary take on technology, creativity, and the pursuit of radical hope. Tune in to uncover how awe might become a new form of spirituality and how storytelling shapes our future.

Key Points:

[2:27] Protopian Vision:

• Inspired by Kevin Kelly, Jason identifies himself as a "protopian," emphasizing his forward-thinking and optimistic view of the future amidst technology's evolution.

[5:20] The Dual Nature of Technology:

• Discuss the paradox of technology as a double-edged sword, acknowledging both its potential for good and its challenges.

[7:40] Power of Storytelling:

• Explore the importance of storytelling and the concept that the best story prevails, shaping perspectives and influencing society.

[13:32] Creative Process and Mood Regulation:

• Delve into Jason's creative process, emphasizing mood regulation as a key factor. Explore the relationship between boredom and creativity.

[16:37] Early Inspirations:

• Reflect on Jason's early passion for creativity, sparked by his fascination with his first camcorder at the age of 12.

[20:16] Artificial Intelligence in Art:

• Contemplate Artificial Intelligence's role in art and creativity, exploring its potential impact on artistic expression.

[22:55] Radical Hope:

• Explore Jason's powerful speech on Radical Hope delivered during Harvest in Kaplankaya. Uncover the depth of meaning behind this concept and its significance in the face of uncertainty.

[24:37] Data and Trust:

• Discuss the transformative power of data and its potential to drive change in major corporations, shifting the focus from trust to data-driven decision-making.

[28:21] Awe as a New Spirituality:

• Probe into the idea of awe as a modern form of spirituality, connecting individuals to a sense of wonder and reverence in the digital age.

[30:59] Philosophy on Death:

• Explore Jason's philosophical perspective on death, touching on the profound aspects of mortality and the human experience.

[30:14] Creating Positive Change:

• Envision the simplicity of positive change, discussing what easy or simple actions could significantly improve the world, as envisioned by Jason.

[33:51] Closing Question by Greg Pouy:

• Greg poses question: What would Jason open and slam the door to, signifying his passions and concerns in life?

Thank you for joining us on this enlightening journey with Jason Silva and Greg Pouy. Stay tuned for more captivating episodes on Harvest, where we explore transformative ideas and stories shaping our world.

Next week, we will release mountaineer Sandy Hill's interview in Kaplankaya. She will share her experience on Mount Everest, 27 years ago, during one of the deadliest expedition ever. Don't miss the episode! Until next time!

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

Can two of the most influential Buddhist scholars, Dr. Thupten Jinpa and Bob Thurman, reveal the future of Buddhism and compassion? In this season opener of Harvest Series, podcast host Rose Claverie brings you an exclusive conversation between these esteemed thinkers. From their enduring friendship to their perspectives on Tibet-China relations and the evolution of monastic life, this episode delves into their profound insights and the transformative power of Buddhist teachings. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that bridges continents and ideologies.

Key Points:

[2:34] Enduring Friendship:

• Explore the deep bond between Bob Thurman and Dr. Thupten Jinpa, highlighting their shared experiences and mutual respect for each other's contributions to Buddhism.

[6:15] Intellectual Discourse:

• Delve into the topics typically discussed by Jinpa and Bob, including texts, terminologies, and the intricate relationship between religion and science.

[9:45] Shared Memories:

• Reflect on the shared memories that have shaped their friendship, offering a glimpse into the personal side of their relationship.

[13:00] Jinpa's Journey:

• Dr. Thupten Jinpa shares his remarkable personal story, from his decision to become a monk to his escape from his original monastery in South India, seeking intellectual challenges in another monastery.

[17:13] Contributions to Buddhism:

• Discuss the significant contributions of Jinpa and Bob Thurman to Buddhism, including Bob's establishment of Tibet House in New York and their collective efforts to adapt Buddhism to modernity.

[24:00] Challenges of Monastic Life:

• Explore the challenges faced by monastic life in contemporary times, examining the recruitment difficulties experienced by all religions, and the evolving role of monks and monastic traditions.

[27:49] Buddhism and Gentle Culture:

• Reflect on how Buddhism, with its gentle culture, has garnered global sympathy, acting as a soft power that promotes kindness and interdependence between nations.

[40:24] Tibet-China Relations:

• Dive into the complex relationship between Tibet and China, as perceived by Jinpa, Bob, and the Dalai Lama, shedding light on the ongoing challenges and hopes for the future.

[43:20] Buddhism in 30 Years:

• Contemplate the future of Buddhism, especially in the absence of the Dalai Lama, exploring the potential directions and transformations the religion might undergo.

[46:36] Optimism and Tibet's Freedom:

• Bob Thurman predicts a non-violent, free Tibet in the next 30 years, envisioning Tibet as the jewel of China and highlighting the power of optimism in shaping the world.

[50:44] Harvest of the Day:

• Bob Thurman and Dr. Thupten Jinpa share their insights on a simple action that could make the world a better place, emphasizing the importance of easy, accessible acts of kindness and understanding.

Stay tuned for the next episode featuring Jason Silva, artist and digital creator, sharing his conscious choices in the realm of technology and creativity.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

Imagine trading a high-stakes banking career for a life devoted to regenerative agriculture—this is the remarkable journey of Christian Jochnik. In this episode, hosted by Rose Claverie, we delve into Christian's transformation from financier to founder of Juntos farm in Ibiza. Tune in to learn how he's revolutionizing farming with a focus on sustainability, local food production, and combating the resistance to regenerative practices. This conversation promises to inspire and challenge conventional views on agriculture.

Nothing in this show should be used as medical advice or encouragement to use drugs.

[2:24] - What's the goal of regenerative agriculture? Instead of having an extracting system, we should have a system feeding the ecosystem.

[4:19] - How does he fight against pests? Nature regulates itself very well. Does he need chemicals sometimes?

[7:11] - Why is there so much resistance when discussing regenerative agriculture?

[10:14] - What was the intention when buying this land in Ibiza? It's so obvious that spreading poison on food is not healthy.

[12:13] - Christian wants to be a profitable and successful model with data. With the financial challenges farmers are facing, we need to prove that it's a profitable business.

[16:41] - The actual model of large-scale agriculture is wrong, we need a transition to small-scale and diversified farms, even if it's expensive and hard work. That's why Christian is investing in shared infrastructures.

[20:51] - Are people ready to pay for quality? Yes, for Christian, it's a market failure.

[22:00] - What is the problem of trust regarding organic? This is a fundamental problem for Christian.

[23:44] - Data is what is going to make the big companies change. It will not be a question of trust anymore but of data.

[27:50] - Christian is not a typical farmer. He has always loved nature, but worked as an investment banker in London before buying his land in Ibiza.

[30:55] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy or simple could make the world a better place, what would it be for Christian?

In two weeks, we will release Bob Thurman and Thupten Jinpa's interview in Kaplankaya. They are eminent tibetan buddhist scholars who met a long time ago, but it will be their first podcast together ever. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

Ever wondered how the power of your senses can transform your well-being? Ari Peralta, a trailblazing sensory designer, joins Harvest Series host Rose Claverie to unravel the profound connection between sensory experiences and self-awareness. In this episode, Ari reveals how he harnesses sensory innovations across various sectors to elevate moods, reduce pain, and foster deep connections. Tune in to discover how modulating your senses could redefine your personal wellness journey.

[2:24] - How can our senses improve our well-being?What happens if we can modulate sensations to expand perception and therefore elevate people's moods, reduce pain or increase connexion?

[4:52] - To start doing this, we need to know people's arousal. By tapping into more than one sense at a time, we can awaken memory from other senses. It worked on a person who has Alzheimer's.

[8:27] - We are multisense beings. We can't turn one sense off.

[10:00] - What is the most effective sense? Spoiler: it's sent.

[13:00] - Our senses are directly connected to emotions.

[14:25] - Can you transform a bad memory into a good memory? That's Ari's goal! Ari speaks about MyCocoon, the company he joined. He is checking how we reduce pain perception with colour for a dental company.

[19:10] - Colour is a language for Ari.

[20:43] - Why so many people are suffering from anxiety? What to do?

[22:30] - Ari is from the Dominican Republic, a very colourful country. Which influence does it have on Ari's passion for studying the senses?

[27:00] - Challenges and hard times are good opportunities for Ari to grow. He talks about neuroplasticity.

[28:40] - What's Ari's best habit to maintain mental agility? What is the virtue of micro-habits?

[31:44] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy or simple could make the world a better place, what would it be for her?

In two weeks, we will release Christian Jochnick's interview. He is a naturepreneur and founder of Juntos farm in Ibiza. Don't miss the episode, it's going to be the first one of a mini series about regenerative architecture and agriculture, organised with Thomas Ermacora.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

What kind of legacy are we crafting for future generations? Adah Parris, a visionary storyteller and mental health advocate, joins Harvest Series host Rose Claverie to explore this profound question. In this episode, Adah delves into her captivating speech from Harvest, "Which Ancestors Do We Want to Be?", and reveals how asking the right questions can ignite meaningful change in our lives and society. Tune in to uncover how Adah’s insights can help us reshape our collective future.

[2:24] - Adah Parris made a speech in Kaplankaya, wondering what kind of ancestors we want to be.

[4:41] - Which questions should we ask ourselves to start answering this question. Adah Parris has a special frame with 5 phases : Leave, Breathe, Grow, Flow, Ground.

[8:00] - We need to move from I-human to we-humans.

[8:40] - Adah Parris is a story teller, but doesn't believe we should wait for a hero.

[9:43] - How to develop critical thinking? Asking more questions. And what do you then with your questions?

[11:23] - What are the trends that Adah wants to make visible?

[12:53] - What is the human aspect in technology?

[15:55] - What is diversity so important?

[17:00] - What put Adah on the path of getting on the stage : Her need to ask people to ask why do you believe what you believe?

[19:39] - Adah's speech in Kaplankaya, showing her vulnerabilities.

[23:44] - Which question would Adah ask to a racist person?

[27:17] - Adah's morning routine to be happy?

[28:42] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy or simple could make the world a better place, what would it be for her?

In two weeks, we will release Ari Perlata's interview in Kaplankaya. He is a neuroscience specialist. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

What does it mean to bridge the ancient wisdom of shamanism with modern life? In this episode, Manex Ibar shares his remarkable journey from a high-powered career in New York to becoming a revered medicine man. Join Harvest Series host Rose Claverie as Manex unveils the hidden depths of shamanic practice, discusses his transformative experiences with plant medicine, and explores the evolving role of shamans in today’s world. Don’t miss this chance to gain profound insights into a timeless spiritual tradition.

Nothing in this show should be used as medical advice or encouragement to use drugs.

[2:24] - How Manex transitioned from being an executive in New York to a medicine man

[6:24] - When did Manex start his career in shamanism?

[9:40] - The different kinds of medicine men. The humble ones and the grandiose ones.

[10:46] - What shaped Manex as a Medicine man? All the studies Manex went into and the people he met to learn his practice.

[13:16] - Why do some people feel so empty in modern civilizations? For Manex, our society is sick.

[17:27] - Manex is reading the Sphynx Code to his clients. Testimony of an osteopath who did a Sphynx code and a Hayahuasca trip with Manex: how it changed his life.

[20:00] - Why do people come to see Manex? He is doing less healing now and more helping people access more consciousness.

[21:48] - Manex is special because he learned to get to trans for ten years before trying the master plants.

[24:13] - Can you have a bad experience with Ayahuasca?

[27:24] - Can you experience this with friends, as a couple, or is it an individual journey?

[27:58] - Manex's worst experience as a medicine man.

[30:35] - What kind of childhood has Manex, and what kind of child was he?

[30:40] - To be a medicine man, do you have to love people?

[37:33] - Harvest of The Day : If something easy or simple could be done to make the world a better place, what would it be for Manex?

In two weeks, we will release Adah Parris' interview in Kaplankaya. She is a system thinker and will share the importance of not being afraid to ask the "big Questions". Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

Can the future of architecture reshape our relationship with nature? Thomas Ermacora, a visionary architect and co-curator of Harvest's sixth edition, joins host Rose Claverie to discuss how regenerative projects like Clear Village are revolutionizing community well-being and environmental harmony. Tune in to hear how Thomas is transforming the built environment to empower people and restore connections to the natural world.

[2:30] - What are the latest trends in architecture for Thomas?

[4:31] - What is Thomas' example of working with distressed communities in the UK, reviving a garden outside London?

[11:34] - How can architecture help us reconnect with nature?

[15:56] - What is stopping biomimicry and regenerative projects? Lobbying.

[17:00] - What about using digital twins to improve how we build?

[20:17] - What does Thomas think about people not being so happy to share their data.

[23:10] - Does Thomas dream of building a city from scratch?

[28:13] - What put Thomas on this path of building for communities? A lack of belonging.

[31:56] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy or simple could be done to make the world a better place, what would it be for Thomas Ermacora?

In two weeks, we will release an interview with Manex Ibar. He is a "medicine man", he will share how he became what we call also a shaman, and explain what he does. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

Imagine transforming mental health struggles into profound self-discovery through the depths of Mexico's cenotes. In this episode, Rodo Escalante, co-founder of the Alchemy movement and author of Deep Dive Within, reveals how yoga and diving into these ancient caves helped him navigate autism and depression without traditional medicine. Join Harvest Series host Rose Claverie as Rodo shares his unique journey and the powerful insights he's gained from the deep, dark waters of self-healing.

[3:28] - Introduction with a quote from Rodo's book. What happens when Rodo is diving in the Mexican cenotes? When you are centred is when you are truly present, and that happens when you deep dive.

[5:50] - How long can Rodo hold his breath without equipment in the Mexican caves?

[7:05] - How is it to have an altered state in the water? In the presence of death, things are faster. You will integrate your true power. When you don't have any exchange of gas, everything you thought was pain becomes a pleasure.

[10:13] - What are the elements of analogy with birth? You let your body do its function.

[10:51] - What's the craziest thing Rodo has ever done in those caves?

[12:30] - What's the importance of excitement in the process?

[14:32] - Rodo is reconnecting with the Mayan culture. How did the Mayans look at the caves? You can only look at those caves when you're at peace.

[19:20] - Rodo brought some people in Kaplankaya, during Harvest event, to the Aegean Sea, for some practice. Feedbacks.

[22:17] - Rodo suffered from autism, depression, ADHD, anger... What was the most difficult time for him? The chronology of his diagnosis and when he started yoga.

[28:00] - What didn't help Rodo? Alcohol, medicines...

[29:46] - Rodo's links with Scientists.

[31:00] - Rodo is explaining his methodology. What is the secret to mental stability, and how, thanks to breath hold, can we wire and force our brain to create the hormones and neurotransmitters we don't have? BUT Rodo doesn't want hyperventilation. He prefers the ventilation technique inspired by pranayama. How to access the psychotic states, in control.

[40:15] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy or simple would make the world a better place, what would it be for him?

In two weeks, we will release Thomas Ermacora's episode. Thomas is a brilliant mind, an architect and a futurist. He is very much focused on communities and is the co-curator of Harvest sixth season. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel