Life is a Festival #176
The importance of civic responsibility in a time of political polarization
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Read MoreMidlife is not a crisis but a chrysalis—a time for transformation and growth.
Read MoreTina Nance, yin yoga and embodiment specialist returns to Life is a Festival to share her evolving ideas around gender, trauma healing, and embodiment.
Read MoreGuinevere Rhonwen & Lizz Larouge created the festival Colours of Love on the island d of Koh Phangan as their wedding celebration.
Read MoreSami and Sharon return to the show to discuss their ambitious peace project, the Lighthouse.
Read MoreThe Village of Lovers helps us heal the wounds of gender and experience love free from fear.
Read MoreImmersing into immersive experience design with one of the world's most iconic theatrical experiences, Sleep No More.
Read MoreAncient Ireland was like the Amazon, with impenetrable forests navigable only by rivers, deep mysticism, and its very own indigenous medicine, the psychedelic Liberty Cap mushrooms.
Read MoreHow one young woman is transforming terror into service and the extraordinary courage and care of the good souls of the Tribe of Nova.
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.
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