Revisit a wonderful discussion with Dr. Jeremy Jewell and Dr. Stephen Hupp.  This episode discusses myths of adolescence and childhood.  

In this episode, David Knowlton and Lauren Warnecke continue their conversation about art, entertainment, and substance.  Much of the conversation focuses on the artist and audience relationship.  

Hear a great discussion between Dave and his guest, Lauren Warnecke, about the intersections and disconnects among entertainment, art, and substance.  

Hear more from Dr. Ahriana Platten as she shares ideas on writing as a spiritual practice.  Hear, too, from both David Knowlton and Heather Knowlton as they discuss writing as a way of discovering ideas.  

Dr. Ahriana Platten is a Priestess, Pastor, and Peacemaker.  In this episode, she talks about contemplative writing as a spiritual practice.  You can find out more about Dr. Platten and her work at www.asoulfullworld.com.

In this episode, hear more from Dr. Erika Michalski about contemplative leadership.  You also will hear from Rachel Lappin, Executive Director of The Jacoby Arts Center (Alton, Illinois).  Learn how to be more reflective and self-aware as a leader.

A great conversation with Dr. Erika Michalski about Contemplative Leadership.  

More with Martha Kelly in this episode.  Hear about her early realization that she should become a professional artist.  In this episode, Martha urges us all to pick up our pens and contemplate while drawing and sketching.  Also in this episode, Dave shares some thought on the nature and value of contemplative seeing.

In this episode, you'll hear from Christine Ilewski, founder of Faces Not Forgotten.  You also will hear from Memphis artist, Martha Kelly.  Martha discusses sketching, painting, and printmaking as contemplative practices.

What does it mean to contemplatively listen?  Why should you do so?  How can you do so?  Join Dave and his guests, Donnie Christian and Peter Hussey, as they discuss contemplative listening.