Consciousness & Creativity
Consciousness & Creativity
Podcast Description
Join Tuning the Student Mind founders, author Molly Beauregard and filmmaker Chelsea Jackson for this transformative seven-episode series exploring the power of consciousness centered education. Chelsea, a first year instructor at the University of Colorado, seeks advice on how best to reach her students from her mentor Molly, Co-director of the Program of Creativity and Consciousness at the University of Michigan. Using the Tuning the Student Mind book and film as a template for learning, Molly shares insight gained from over twenty years of teaching.
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Covers topics such as mindfulness, storytelling, and ethical representation in education, with episodes exploring specific themes like the significance of synchronicity, ways to deepen student engagement through structured exercises, and the role of storytelling in fostering community and compassion
Before Thought is a podcast about what happens when we meet life before the noise. Hosted by Tuning the Student Mind founders, author Molly Beauregard and filmmaker Chelsea Jackson, the series explores the power of awareness — where practices such as meditation and yoga meet life. What began as conversations between a mentor and a new university instructor has evolved into an inquiry about culture. Our discussions are rooted in connection and curiosity, and together we explore how dropping into awareness can soften figure-it-out energy, awaken creativity, and allow life to unfold organically.
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Anoop Kumar, emergency physician, author, and speaker, to explore a paradigm-shifting idea: that consciousness is fundamental, and matter is its pattern. Together, we examine how this perspective challenges the current model of modern medicine, and what it could mean for the future of healthcare.
Dr. Kumar offers a vision of medicine that moves beyond just the physical body and toward understanding the deeper nature of human experience. This conversation invites us to reconsider what it means to heal, and how a shift in worldview could transform not just healthcare systems, but our relationship to ourselves.
More information at anoopkumar.com
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