Buddhist poet Frank LaRue Owen discusses the influences on his poetry and his views on society. Music from Steve Roach + Roger King. "A Bigger Sky" from Dust to Dust.

Amelia Thompson, founder of We Deliver Periods, discusses women's health and empowerment with host Vijay R. Nathan.

Writer Lancelot Schaubert, author and editor, discusses his writing and his views on the ultimate nature of being and the God question. Music: "When the Sun Comes Out" Rahsaan Roland Kirk, and Miles Davis "Bird of Paradise".

Writer Marie Carter discusses her two books "Trapeze Diaries", a memoir, and "Holly's Hurricane", a novel. She discusses her experiences with yoga as it relates to her creative process with hosts Vijay R. Nathan and Claire Van Winkle. Music from Vampire Weekend.

Poet Laura Eve Engel discusses her book "Things that Go" as well as her journey as a poet. We discuss channeling the Martians and the unnamed Lot's Wife and her relevance to today's world. Music from Flock of Dimes and Laura's own band: The Old Year.

Author Crystal Teresa Wolfe, founder of "Catering for the Homeless", discusses the homelessness epidemic and possible solutions, in addition to her other writings including poetry and fiction. Music from The Score and Imagine Dragons.

Screeenwriting teacher Jacob Krueger tells host Vijay R. Nathan and cohost Claire Van Winkle about how he answered the call to follow his bliss and become a screenwriting teacher after many successful screenplays. Music from the film Cold War, Dwa Zerduszka by Joanna Kulig & Mason Masecki.

Singer Sasha Siem speaks to host Vijay R. Nathan about her journey in music and the discovery of important truths that have helped her grow. Selections from her 2019 upcoming album Holy and from previous albums, Most of the Boys and Bird Burning.

Model-Activist Brana Dane talks with host Vijay R. Nathan about her work advocating for models and climate change, among other causes. She shares her favorite songs and stories. Music from Caro Emerald, Leon Russell, and Bitter Sweet.

Host Vijay R. Nathan and cohost Claire Van Winkle discuss pressing philosophical thought experiments as presented in the book "The Pig That Wants to be Eaten" by Julian Baggini and converse about creativity and essential problems relating to creative output. Music: Gnarls Barkley and Gorillaz.