Stephen Jenkinson | The Logos, Poetry & Prophecy
Stephen is a teacher, author, storyteller, spiritual activist, and founder of Orphan Wisdom, a teaching house for skills of deep living and making human culture that are mandatory in endangered, endangering times. He makes books, tends farm and mends broken handles and fences, succumbs to interviews, teaches and performs internationally.
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Simon Drew is an Australian Alignment Coach, musician and host of the Practical Stoic Podcast. On this show he interviews some of the most influential thinkers in Stoicism and philosophy today, including Massimo Pigliucci, Donald Robertson, Ryan Holiday, Gregory Lopez, Sharon Lebell, Gregory Sadler, Nancy Sherman, Kai Whiting, and many more. He also draws inspiration from the great Stoic thinkers like Zeno, Seneca, Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus and more. Both as a coach and as the host of the podcast Simon has helped thousands of people around the world to improve their lives using Stoic philosophy. Find Simon and his work in the following places:
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Simon this was a wonderful piece. could have listened to you both meander for more hours than I care to admit. Thank you for allowing this its head along a road.
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Thanks for the kind words! Hopefully we'll have him back soon :)
🌹🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 Simon wow what a beautiful interview thank you. When Stephen was answering your question about art, his reply recalled to mind another author Leonard Shlain and his book “Art and Physics”. How art comes through to reveal what is coming before it arrives. Wish you could also interview Leonard, not possible he died May 2009. His books are well worth reading in my opinion. Having discovered your channel thanks to being nourished by Stephen’s stories and listening to interviews with him, I’ve subscribed and look forward to catching up on your other posts. Trust if time is right you will have him back. 💖🌹
Respectfully, when were times not strange, or more pointedly, are there degrees of strangeness historically, culturally? Thanks for sharing your walk.
What joy do people get by hanging plastic leaves on a wall, that too vertically. Yet thanks for the interview .. Stephen Jenkinson has indeed recourses and alternatives, away from the populism and green-new-pills.