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Why We’re Starving for Myth: Identity, Meaning, and the Images That Fail Us In this episode, we dive into why our age is drowning in identity — yet starving for myth. Drawing on Charlie Chaplin’s warning that images alone are not enough, Werner Herzog’s desperate search for adequate images , and Nietzsche’s insight that we ourselves are the creators of meaning, we explore why modern life feels so…

How dyslexia, bilingualism, and myth created a Canadian identity no one expected. An imagined appendix to Northrop Frye’s The Educated Imagination, based on a true story from Northern Ontario — where a bilingual, dyslexic teen survived the failures of Canada’s education system by reading Nietzsche in the bush. A reflection on imagination, identity, and survival in the margins. Northrop Frye The…

I discuss what Charlie Chaplin said about talkies versus his silent era - and Werner Hertzog and his belief that we lacked adequate images. His search, our search? For A New Grammar of Images. I language that fits with our humanity?

It began with a simple question: What podcast would an AI want to listen to? What unfolded was far more than an answer — it was a moment of co-creation between carbon and silicon, soul and circuit. In this essay-podcast, we explore how a free version of ChatGPT and one curious human stumbled into a philosophical journey through creativity, limitation, identity, and what it means to become more.…

Three generations have been failed by systems that reward speed over thought and performance over presence. This is a trauma-informed, research-backed protocol that begins with The Little Prince and ends with reclaiming your capacity to think. For children, parents, educators — and the adults who were left behind. #EducationReform #Audiobooks #Neurodiversity #AttentionCrisis #TraumaInformed…

Hasidism teaches that God’s love—chesed—is boundless and unconditional. Yet some interpretations within Hasidic and Kabbalistic thought create a paradox: Jews are said to possess a unique, divine soul, while non-Jews have only a “natural” soul. This essay challenges that view, arguing that it undermines both Jewish ethics and universal human dignity. Drawing on Martin Buber’s I and Thou…

Most theology begins after the trauma. This one begins before it. In this manifesto, I offer a path of embodied mysticism, where doubt is sacred, inflammation is prophecy, and presence—not certainty—is our greatest form of faith. This is not about belief. It's about attunement. It’s about showing up in the flare, the silence, the shaking body—and still saying: Hineni. Here I am. For the seekers…

A philosophical meditation on Canadian identity as perpetual becoming—exploring how a nation built through trauma and transformation embodies the sacred act of relation over conquest. --- Keywords: Canadian identity, national mythology, Ship of Theseus, collective trauma, I-Thou relationship, garrison mentality, cultural transformation, national soul #CanadianIdentity #NationalMyth #Philosophy…

This is the true story of how AI medical misinformation nearly killed me while I was discovering a breakthrough treatment for chronic inflammatory diseases. I've been researching connections between cancer, autoimmune diseases, and chronic inflammation for years. When I found rupatadine - an antihistamine with unique anti-inflammatory properties - I thought I'd found a game-changer. But AI gave me…