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You Can Hear Everything with David J. Greenberg (S4E7)
You Can Hear Everything with David J. Greenberg (S4E7)

Season 4 Episode 7

When does documenting reality become creating it?

Journalism asks us to seek the truth. Art invites us to shape what we see and feel. But what happens…

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The Unspoken Sounds of Somatic Silence: Composer David Shea on Listening, Failure, and Compassion, Part Two (S4E6)
The Unspoken Sounds of Somatic Silence: Composer David Shea on Listening, Failure, and Compassion, Part Two (S4E6)

Season 4 Episode 6

Can we listen deeply without compassion? And what happens when the lives we've composed leave us with regret?

In the second of two conversations, comp…

3 days, 9 hours ago

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The Unspoken Sounds of Somatic Silence: Composer David Shea on Listening, Failure, and Compassion, Part One (S4E5)
The Unspoken Sounds of Somatic Silence: Composer David Shea on Listening, Failure, and Compassion, Part One (S4E5)

Season 4 Episode 5

What if listening isn't something we do with our ears, but something we experience with our entire bodies?

Composer, improviser, and educator David Sh…

1 week, 3 days ago

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Fried Grief: Performance in Two Voices on Work, Worth, and Belonging (S4E4)
Fried Grief: Performance in Two Voices on Work, Worth, and Belonging (S4E4)

Season 4 Episode 4

What happens when being useful becomes the price of belonging?

In Fried Grief, Ari performs a two-voice dialogue between his former identity Andy and …

2 weeks, 3 days ago

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What the Baby Body Remembers: Choreographer Alexandra Beller on Intuition, Movement, and Memory (S4E3)
What the Baby Body Remembers: Choreographer Alexandra Beller on Intuition, Movement, and Memory (S4E3)

Season 4 Episode 3

Choreographer, author, and movement analyst Alexandra Beller joins The PAUSE for a conversation about intuition, surrender, and the body’s memory. Sh…

3 weeks, 2 days ago

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Wild Intelligence: What Humans Do Better as AI Gets Faster, with Asher Crispe (S4E2)

Season 4 Episode 2

What kinds of intelligence become more valuable as artificial intelligence gets faster?

Technology futurist and self-described “free-range chicken” As…

1 month ago

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Listening for Footsteps: A Ten-Year Old Singer on Attention and Play, with Virginia Sexton (S4E1)
Listening for Footsteps: A Ten-Year Old Singer on Attention and Play, with Virginia Sexton (S4E1)

Season 4 Episode 1

The premiere episode of Season Four begins in Denver with ten-year-old returning guest Virginia “Ginny” Sexton. Before heading to Red Rocks, Ginny si…

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The Singer and the Silence: Interviews with Podcast Host Jessica Wan and Author Joel Beverly (S3E13)
The Singer and the Silence: Interviews with Podcast Host Jessica Wan and Author Joel Beverly (S3E13)

Season 3 Episode 13

The Season Three finale brings together two people whose practices appear very different.

Jessica Wan is an opera singer, a coach, and the creator of…

3 months, 1 week ago

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Double Shot of Sunshine: Interviews with Alex Dally on Music and Sue Spolan on Artificial Intelligence (S3E12)
Double Shot of Sunshine: Interviews with Alex Dally on Music and Sue Spolan on Artificial Intelligence (S3E12)

Season 3 Episode 12

Discover the benefits of participation in making creative culture within community. Listen to two conversations in one episode.--Cohegent's Sue Spola…

3 months, 3 weeks ago

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Frames of Immediacy: Speed, Culture, and Digestion, with Artist Elysia Mann (S3E11)
Frames of Immediacy: Speed, Culture, and Digestion, with Artist Elysia Mann (S3E11)

Season 3 Episode 11

Elysia Mann is a visual artist, printmaker, weaver, educator, and environmentalist with a distinct voice emerging from her sense of place in Knoxvill…

3 months, 3 weeks ago

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