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Soulcruzer episodes
- reviving the morning notes, fighting the wind, and looking for the edge of the comfort zone
I'm a just a tad later getting this out.
4 min - Closing in on the half-way point
Day 14 of #BlogPals19 blogging challenge. So far so good, no real struggles to get something posted each day.
6 min - The Best Laid Plans...
Just when you think you have everything under control, a flipping monkey throws a wrench in your plan.
15 min - Catherine Nicholson dispels some of the myths surrounding virtual training
I've been interested in virtual training since the early days of Webex. The game has changed in the virtual training space and I was curious to know from someone who does a lot of training in this space, what is the field of virtual training like these days.
Catherine Nicholson of The Virtual Training Team was kind enough to share her thoughts on virtual training with me.
#virtual #training
30 min - I think I broke my brain
I have a renewed interest in nootropics, the so-called smart drugs for cognitive enhancement. I spoke to my good friend JJ who is kind of a geek about these things.
#nootropics #smartdrugs
36 min - 001: Embrace the emerging myth. "The Craft of the Warrior," by Robert L. Spencer
Beginning to explore the metaphor of the warrior and the underlying code of living it represents.
27 min - Full and Empty
I'm completely exhausted this evening after a day of really cranking out the yang. #audio365
10 min - Slow your roll or you'll miss the good stuff
Had a moment of clarity this morning as I was prepping for the day ahead.
9 min - simple pleasures
What's the last food item you randomly craved and had to make a special trip to go get? #audio365
5 min - ant-people, something has happened - the remix
Best experienced through headphones.
Here are the words if you're interested.
2 min
About Soulcruzer
From the publisher's feed
The Soulcruzer podcast is an audioblog from the edge of the inner life.
Part personal essay, part field recording, part narrative alchemy, it follows the strange places where story, psyche, myth, technology, and everyday experience begin to speak to each other.
One episode might wander through tarot as reflective technology. Another might take Nietzsche’s eternal return for a walk, explore games as containers for transformation, or ask what happens when ancient wisdom meets the AI age. Depth psychology brushes against the esoteric. Philosophy comes down from the shelf. Theory gets tested against life.
This is not polished guru-talk or productivity theatre. It is a mind in movement: raw notes, live experiments, confessional mysticism, and working fragments from the textual underground.
At the heart of it all is a simple premise:
Stories are code. Reality is programmable. And the life you are living might be more editable than you were taught to believe.
If you are drawn to the deep work, the strange edges, and the art of becoming more fully alive, subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.