Life is a Festival #167
Sami and Sharon return to the show to discuss their ambitious peace project, the Lighthouse.
Read MoreSami and Sharon return to the show to discuss their ambitious peace project, the Lighthouse.
Read MoreSharon Avraham, co-founder of Midburn, and his theme camp co-producer, Palestinian activist Sami Awad, extend a call for healing.
Read MoreExploring immersive art from the circus to vaudeville to Dada, to beatniks and hippies, and all the way to the Cacophony Society and Burning Man.
Read MoreWill our changing climate stop Burning Man, or will our collective resilience and response to crisis make our community stronger.
Read MoreBy emphasizing fun, sacrilege, and even the grotesque, we can safeguard social justice against dogmatism and self-righteousness, preventing its co-option.
Read MoreSnow Raven knows darkness intimately, and it has inspired her shamanic music from America's Got Talent to Burning Man.
Read MoreIan Mackenzie returns to Life is a Festival to discuss mythopoetic masculinity.
Read MoreVisionary Artist Android Jones speaks about losing his life’s work, the profound opening of asking for help and his thoughts on AI art.
Read MoreTowards real radical inclusivity and environmental stewardship at AfrikaBurn
Read MoreMayan Warrior founder Pablo González Vargas talks about gifting, Mayan culture, and the challenges of bringing an art car 8,000 kilometers to That Thing in the Desert.
Read MoreThe creator of “Healing From Healing” offers us levity and a much needed reprieve from our hyper-individualistic personal development.
Read MoreKink, like psychedelics and Burning Man itself, can be a powerful transformational technology, if used wisely.
Read MoreFrom Burners without Borders to the Nordic Borderland, these are some of my favorite BRC moments from Life is a Festival.
Read MoreThe Wizard of Awe talks festival consciousness and how we, the refugees from the mundane, can unleash the brave and reckless Gods we really are at Burning Man and beyond.
Read MoreA new study from Yale University confirms what all always knew was true about the power of festivals.
Read MoreCan we take Burning Man principles and apply them to refugee situations?
Read MoreLucidity Festival is a dreamy annual adventure amidst the coastal California Oaks of Santa Barbara.
Read MoreReflections on the self-organized 2021 Burn from Plan B to drone artists to temple builders.
Read MoreA robust history of the dark side of New Age thought and how we can refestivalize our spiritual culture.
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