A New Season for a Tender New Year
About this episode
The episode features a conversation with poets Joy Harjo and Tracy K. Smith, along with discussions on neuroscience, community, and hope.
Five new On Being episodes will begin to roll out next week … We begin with the delightful beloved poets (and friends) Joy Harjo and Tracy K. Smith in conversation together with Krista. We move on to the neuroscientist Gül Dölen; a community of Israelis and Palestinians who will expand your heart and moral imagination; philosopher rabbi Shai Held; and, because we can't get enough of him, a wonderful new sit-down with Krista and Jason Reynolds on hope in this time and in friendship with the young in our world. All of them offer beauty and pragmatic nourishment for ourselves and for witnessing each other's hurt and each other's promise. There is searching and pondering on what love really means and how it works and what hope can mean in this world in which hopelessness feels so reasonable. And be prepared to be amazed in an introduction to majestic learning underway about new, transformative healing of our brains and our lives emerging from the frontier of psychedelically-assisted therapeutic treatments. Please help us spread the word, and join us!
More episodes of On Being with Krista Tippett
- Shai Held — On Love, and Judaism
- Jason Reynolds — On Hopelessness, the Virtue of Stamina, and Showing Grace to Ourselves
- Arab Aramin, Robi Damelin, Liora Eilon, Mohamed Abu Jafar — Turning Unbearable Loss Into Ground of Shared Life
- Gül Dölen — Psychedelic Science and Radical Healing
- Joy Harjo and Tracy K. Smith – "This world is full of everything good, everything beautiful."
- Jane Goodall, In Memoriam — What It Means to Be Human
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