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Hosts Mark Walsh and Dr Helen Machen-Pearce offer a weekly podcast for coaches who work with the body. The podcast contains in-depth explorations of embodiment and coaching, with guests from around the world. A light-hearted and practical podcast for embodied coaches, trainers and facilitators. The podcast has been going for eight years and has over 3 million downloads. Past guests include: Gabor Maté, Richard Swartz, Carolyn Lovewell, Shirzad Chamine, Peter Levine, Ken Wilber, Michaela Boehm, Zuby, and Stephen Porges. The Embodiment Podcast on YouTube
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370. Prophet of Doom - With Margaret Wheatley

Jun 30, 2021

Leadership and organisational development consultant Meg joins me to discuss holistic leadership, systems thinking, civilisations rise and fall, blame servant leadership, warriors of peace, trauma, victimhood, Tonglen, what works, why embodiment, and more. A lively, deep, provocative one.

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Meditation is not what you think - special With Miles Kessler, Martin Aylward, Karin van Maanen and Mark Walsh

Jun 22, 2021

A roundtable discussion hosted by Miles and discussing what embodied meditation is.


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369. What are you going to do with that? Place, Embodiment and the Saltwater Songlines Project - With Narelle Carter-Quinlan

Jun 15, 2021

Narelle Carter-Quinlan joins Allison Lindsay to talk about the human embodied connection with the places we inhabit, embodied ecology, mapping our bodies to the lands that we inhabit, the Saltwater Songlines Project, using dance and movement to create relationships with the land, climate crisis and the role of...

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368. Experiential Anatomy - With Nina Wehnert

Jun 5, 2021

Dancer and BMC® teacher Nina joins me to discuss experimental anatomy, empathy, gender, loving the body, lockdowns, German vs English, body parts and language, competition, lockdown, touch, and COVID dysregulation. A delicious and important one. 

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