The Anthroposopher

In this Spring 2019 interview with Joaquin Munoz, from Augsberg University, we explore the connections between Waldorf education and indigenous education, as well as the need for awareness about trauma and resilience in today's educational institutions.

What will the world look like in 2030? Andrea De La Cruz discusses the results of her international research with youth on this questions and more. Find the full research report at https://www.youthsection.org/research/ and meet Andrea face-to-face at the Questions of Courage Youth Conference in Spring Valley, NY August 8-11 nayouthsection.org/springvalley and Atlanta, GA October 11-13, 2019, www.anthroposophy.org.

What will the world look like in 2030? Andrea De La Cruz discusses the results of her international research with youth on this questions and more. Find the full research report at https://www.youthsection.org/research/ and meet Andrea face-to-face at the Questions of Courage Youth Conference in Spring Valley, NY August 8-11 nayouthsection.org/springvalley and Atlanta, GA October 11-13, 2019, www.anthroposophy.org.

Hazel Archer Ginsberg from the blog reverseritual.com, joins us to talk about the ancient origins of spring festivals and how we can contemplate Easter in our times. Stay tuned after the episode for the full story of the Hare In The Moon, inspired by Rudolf Steiner. Check out our website for more esoteric Easter insight at www.anthroposophy.org/webinars.

Hazel Archer Ginsberg from the blog reverseritual.com, joins us to talk about the ancient origins of spring festivals and how we can contemplate Easter in our times. Stay tuned after the episode for the full story of the Hare In The Moon, inspired by Rudolf Steiner. Check out our website for more esoteric Easter insight at www.anthroposophy.org/webinars.

As he sets out on a tour of Waldorf high schools, Nathaniel Williams from Free Columbia, explores an application of the Philosophy of Freedom to issues facing us today including technology, human conflict, nationalism, and art. For more info check out www.nayouthsection.org/halifax and www.freecolumbia.org

As he sets out on a tour of Waldorf high schools, Nathaniel Williams from Free Columbia, explores an application of the Philosophy of Freedom to issues facing us today including technology, human conflict, nationalism, and art. For more info check out www.nayouthsection.org/halifax and www.freecolumbia.org

Mary Stewart Adams, Star Lore Historian, offers us a look into the celestial events of 2019, including the transit of Mercury, a "hidden Easter," and a year of the quest. Tune in for her webinar March 6, 2019 by emailing [email protected], and check out her radio show The StoryTeller's Night Sky at http://www.interlochenpublicradio.org/topic/storytellers-night-sky

Mary Stewart Adams, Star Lore Historian, offers us a look into the celestial events of 2019, including the transit of Mercury, a "hidden Easter," and a year of the quest. Tune in for her webinar March 6, 2019 by emailing [email protected], and check out her radio show The StoryTeller's Night Sky at http://www.interlochenpublicradio.org/topic/storytellers-night-sky

Maureen Tolman Flannery, poet, anthroposopher, and threshold worker, shares some of her poems on life, death, and meaning, with a bonus poem after the episode called Death By Poetry, a funny sweet reminder to express your artistic self in this lifetime. This episode previews her sharing at our national conference the Sacred Gateway: Conscious Living, Conscious Dying, and the Journey Beyond, April 26, 27, 28 2019. www.anthroposophy.org/sacredgateway