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Touch at A Distance: Language, Music, Sound Sep 28-- This 2007 Radiolab episode takes the listener, "on a tour of language, music, and the properties of sound. We look at what sound does to our bodies, our brains, our feelings and we go back to the reason we at Radiolab tell you stories the way we do. First, we look at Diana Deutsch's work on language and music, and ...

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Saying Hi to the Moon Sep 27-- "Lots of times I talk with him. Especially when he gets big and I can see the expression on his face. 'Hi, Moon!' I say, so happy to see him always, 'What's up?'" Jane Wodening is an American artist, writer and the mother of five grown children. She spent ten years living alone, "in a tiny cabin with no amenities ...

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Relational Neuroscience & Art: A Love Story Sep 26-- "I want to tell you a love story. It spans 20 years. A woman exploring tide pools was approached by a 24-legged sunflower sea star who came out of the sea grass, touching her shoe and exploring her pant leg. The woman fell in love with that beautiful creature, and it changed her life forever. The woman is me, ...

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Jeffrey Bale: The World Needs Beauty Sep 25-- "Jeffrey Bale received his degree in landscape architecture from the University of Oregon back in 1981. He quickly landed a job at a Portland architecture firm -- but he only lasted 20 minutes behind a desk. Instead, he began traveling the world, finding inspiration in the stunning architecture of Europe and SE Asia. He returned home and began creating elaborate ...

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Willing to Be Dazzled Sep 24-- "I decided to visit my friend Aristotle, who lives in a house on a hill at the west end of the ranch. We sampled various kinds of cookies and sipped decaffeinated green tea, and we vented, kvetched, and rhapsodized, as we are prone to do. Mostly kvetched, if the truth be told. Aristotle just turned ninety, and I seek the ...

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3 Steps to Build Peace & Create Change Sep 23-- As the child of Holocaust survivors and a World War II refugee herself, peace builder Georgette Bennett was stunned by the human toll and tragedy of the Syrian civil war. She got to work, bringing together historical enemies to build an aid pipeline from Israel to Syria -- a feat many considered impossible, but she and her organization -- the ...

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Eight Steps Towards Forgiveness "No matter who you are, you have undoubtedly experienced hurt ... 34118 Reads

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Parenting Advice from Mister Rogers "Being responsible for ourselves, knowing our own wants and meeting ... 4196 Reads

The 8 Kinds of Humility to Help You Stay Grounded "I'm wary of those who counsel deferential or pious humility ... 3955 Reads

This Hunger for Holiness "Being in the presence of Barbara Brown Taylor's wonderfully wise ... 3760 Reads

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