In this episode of the Human Animal show, Frank and Rodney talk to Neuroscientist Kaushik Ram about his banned TED talk: The Danger Of Replacing Instinct With Technology.

To Listen To Kaushik's TED Talk CLICK HERE

To find out more about Kaushik's work CLICK HERE

In this episode, Frank and Rodney chat with Denise DeLuca. Together, they explore what Denise calls the 'Conventional Paradigm' and how this way of living and being (aka the 'real world') lies at the heart of many of our current global challenges. In turn, she suggests one way out of this is to understand and re-embody our Natural Paradigm - our true authentic self - which enables us to flourish in harmony with the natural world.

You Can Find Out More About Denise's Work Here:

www.wildhazel.net

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In this episode Rodney and Frank talk to Peter Russell. Peter is on the faculty of the Institute of Noetic Sciences, a fellow of The World Business Academy and The Findhorn Foundation, and an Honorary Member of The Club of Budapest, and President of Science and NonDuality.

Together, we discuss the thesis of his new book, Forgiving Humanity, where Peter explores why has the most innovative of species on this planet, humans, become so dangerous. The answer, he argues, lies in humanity's accelerating pace of development. The greater the pace of change, the greater the stress and the more likely systemic breakdown. We are heading into a future with technology beyond our dreams, but in a world that is breaking at the seams.

We explore with Peter how can we live with exponential change? How can we prepare for a world that is becoming increasingly unpredictable? And what does it mean for the future of humanity?

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT PETER'S WORK HERE:

www.peterrussell.com

In this episode, Rodney and Frank talk to Dr. Susan Rich, widely known for her work in the area of the diagnosis and treatment of neurodevelopmental disorders (e.g., FASD/ND-PAE, ADHD, autism-related disorders) and anxiety in children, adolescents, and adults. Susan is also a lover of the natural world, and together, we explore a myriad of topics, from the primitive drives of the human animal, higher order thinking and being, to the importance of the gut biome in both physical and psychological health.

Find Out More About Susan's Work Here:

www.susandrich.com

Excellent Human Animal episode with my MSc supervisor and nature connectedness expert, Dr. Ryan Lumber. Along with Frank, we explore the need for the long-term health of the 'human animal' to reconnect with our original home.

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In this episode, Frank and Rodney are joined by Dr. John Vervaeke, an award-winning professor of psychology, cognitive science, and Buddhist psychology at the University of Toronto. They explore the current meaning crisis underway and how we awaken from it.

For More Information on John's Work:

www.johnvervaeke.com

In this riveting episode, Frank and Rodney engage in an enlightening dialogue with Anton Treuer, a distinguished professor of Ojibwe at Bemidji State University and acclaimed author. Their exploration probes the depths of the human condition, examining how we can authentically manifest ourselves in today's world, living true to our inherent potential.

In this episode Rodney & Frank talks to author of The Fall, Dr. Steve Taylor. They explore the inception of when things began to go wrong and what has led us to the crisis we now face in the modern world - from the rise of mental health concerns to climate change.

You Can Find Out More About Steve Here:

www.stevenmtaylor.com

In this episode Rodney and Frank chat to author Jeremy Lent about finding meaning in the modern upside down world we all are living in.

Find Out More About Jeremy Here:

www.jeremylent.com