Plowline Podcast

Plowline Podcast

By Jeremy TunnellSociety & Culture
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Plowline Podcast episodes

  • Ep. 56 - The Human Biofield with Eileen Day McKusick - Plowline05202026

    Jeremy explores the Human Biofield with Eileen Day McKusick. Eileen Day McKusick is a researcher, writer, inventor, practitioner, educator, and speaker in the fields of therapeutic sound, the human biofield, and electric health. She has been studying the effects of sound on the human body and its electrical system since 1996.

    Eileen is the originator of the sound therapy method Biofield Tuning and the Founder of the Biofield Tuning Institute, which conducts peer-reviewed studies on the human biofield. She is the author of the bestselling books Tuning the Human Biofield and Electric Body, Electric Health. She is also the co-creator of Sing the Body Electric, a sonic exploration program designed to free the voice.  

    1 hr 8 min
  • Ep. 55 - Why AI Won’t Save Us: The Holofractal Path to Human Optimization - Marshall Lefferts

    In this episode of the Plowline Podcast, Jeremy Tunnell sits down with Marshall Lefferts—founder of the Harmonic Science Alliance and author of Cosmometry—to explore a radically different perspective on intelligence, evolution, and technology.

    Drawing from unified field physics, geometry, and consciousness studies, Marshall introduces the Holofractal Universe—a model where intelligence is not artificial or separate, but inherently embedded in the structure of reality itself. 

    Together, they challenge the dominant narrative of transhumanism, asking:

    • Is human evolution about merging with machines—or remembering coherence?
    • What is AI revealing about intelligence… and what is it distorting?
    • Can optimization come from alignment rather than augmentation?

    This episode bridges:

    • Holofractal systems theory
    • AI and digital cognition
    • Human coherence and nervous system regulation
    • The future of intelligence beyond mechanistic thinking

    If you’ve been questioning the direction of AI, this conversation offers a deeper lens—one rooted in relationship, resonance, and whole systems awareness.

    1 hr 33 min
  • Ep. 54 - Unicole Unicron - Plowline02282026

    Jeremy sits down with Unicole Unicron, a pop-star cult leader, author, artist, and tech entrepreneur from space. They are here to change the world into a place of higher vibration by inspiring a unitopian paradise with their work. Unicole is gender non-conforming and highly prolific, creating paintings, music videos, technological inventions, and even a religion called UNICULT, which teaches that we are ALL ONE. Unicole is also the author of several fiction and non-fiction books, including her latest, “A Spiritual Approach to Emergent Technology. Unicole, welcome to the Plowline Podcast.

     

     

     

    1 hr 24 min
  • Ep. 53 - årtificiality with Helen & Dave Edward - Plowline02222026
    Jeremy is joined by Helen and Dave Edward, co-founders of the Artificiality Institute, a nonprofit research organization exploring what it takes to stay human in a world shaped by AI.
    For more than a decade, they’ve studied how AI changes the way people think, decide, and relate to each other. Their work focuses on a central question: when intelligence becomes something we share, how do we remain the authors of our own minds?
    They host the Artificiality Summit in Bend, Oregon, and serve as Visiting Researchers at UC Berkeley’s Center for Human-Compatible AI. Helen previously led major technology systems in critical infrastructure, and Dave spent years building creative tools at Apple and investing in emerging technologies.
    Together, they explore how to live, work, and remain fully human alongside artificial intelligence.
    1 hr 28 min
  • Ep. 52 - Systems Sensing with Nancy Zamierowski - Plowline Podcast 013026
    Jeremy is joined by his graduate school colleague Nancy Zamierowski to discuss Systems & Complexity theory and how to operationalize it in the workplace, at home, and within yourself. Nancy is a PhD graduate student at the California Institute of Integral Studies, where she is working on her dissertation on Systems Sensing. Nancy is a practitioner–researcher working at the intersection of strategy, leadership, and systems change.
    Her consulting practice focuses on how decisions and innovations take shape in complex systems — particularly in moments of uncertainty, transition, or when the status quo runs dry. Nancy supports leaders, teams, and multi-stakeholder initiatives through inquiry-based processes that strengthen clarity, commitment, and shared authorship.
    Website - https://www.nancyzamierowski.com
    Foundations of Systems Sensing book - https://a.co/d/68kviSE
    39 min
  • Ep 48 - Celiane Camargo-Borges - PlowlinePodcast 05152025
    Jeremy sits down with author Celiane Camargo-Borges, Ph. D. Celiane is the author of Design Thinking and Social Construction: A Practical Guide to Innovation in Research. Dr. Carmargo-Borges is Brazilian-born psychologist, educator, and researcher whose work combines social innovation, design thinking, and transformative education. She began her global journey by moving to England to study. Her academic path led her to the United States, where she completed her Ph.D. through a joint program between the University of São Paulo and the University of New Hampshire.
    Currently based in the Netherlands, Dr. Camargo-Borges is a faculty member at Breda University of Applied Sciences, where she teaches in international master's programs in Imagineering and Tourism Destination Management. Her courses focus on designing for complexity, sustainable transitions, and community development.
    She collaborates with the California Institute of Integral Studies in the Transformative Studies department and is active with Team Together, supporting community health projects in Uganda. She partners with cultural and educational organizations in Brazil, such as Quilombaque and Co-Viva.
    With a passion for intercultural dialogue and systems change, Dr. Camargo-Borges continues to foster learning spaces where creativity and collaboration lead to meaningful transformation.
    1 hr 11 min
  • Ep. 46 - Barron Cato The Breath of Life - Plowline Podcast 12272024
    Barron Cato’s passion is empowering people to achieve their potential through breathwork and its grounding effects in our lives. Barron has two decades of experience training and mentoring adults while serving in various leadership roles for multiple organizations. His spiritual journey began within the Christian church and evolved into his dedication to Taoist philosophy today. He has a decade of experience coaching various youth sports and is a trained communicator with professional experience presenting at numerous conferences, workshops, and training as a director of data science & analytics.
    As a Certified Intuition Master Practitioner, Certified Yoga Body Breath Coach, and Aikido martial arts student, Barron utilizes his training in all three disciplines to teach people how to naturally live grounded, balanced, and centered lives through breathwork. You can find more information about Barron at https://www.naturalwayconsulting.com
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    59 min
  • Ep. 45 - The Cone People - Plowline Podcast 10032024
    In this episode of the Plowline Podcast, we explore the documentary "Cone People," which follows the journey of seed collectors and the vital role they play in reforestation in the western U.S. We'll delve into the challenges of seed scarcity, the impact of climate change and wildfires, and the importance of community-based seed collection programs.
    Our guests:
    Trever Santora, is a documentary filmmaker and product designer who provides unique insight into the lives of forestry workers. His work has been featured in NPR, CNN, Forbes, and TechCrunch.
    Felicia Froton specializes in organizing seed supply solutions. While at Mast Reforestation, she organized the collection of thousands of pounds of seed critical for reforestation across conifer forests in the Western US.
    Oak Rankin is the Founder of Glacier Peak Institute, which is creating a resilient future by connecting underserved communities and youth with ecosystems.
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    59 min
  • Ep. 44 - Access and Ability in America with special guest Megan Jasurda - 04302024
    Jeremy is joined by Megan Jasruda, Director of Disability Support Services & Counseling at Clark College. Megan brings awareness to a group of people who often go unnoticed in society and are the largest marginalized group in America. Most people don't realize that individuals within the disability community are deeply fluid because any person can become a member at any point in their lifetime. Megan and Jeremy discuss the history of the 1990 ADA Act, how organizations can engage with this law and population, and the future of organizational disability support.
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    1 hr 9 min

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