How to Live
How to Live
Podcast Description
The "How to Live" podcast is not about trying to get the answer but instead its aim is to look at the question from the perspective of various experts in for instance, psychology, anthropology, philosophy, and journalism (and many others). Dr. Julia E. Wahl has the pleasure of speaking to many inspiring people from around the globe.
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The podcast centers on diverse themes such as social mindfulness, compassion-focused therapy, and the intersection of nature and well-being, featuring episodes like the exploration of systemic therapy in relationships with Arlene Vetere and the impact of forest bathing with Kirsten McEwan. Specific thematic focuses also include anger management, ethical decision-making in sustainability, and the relational aspects of psychological practices.
The “How to Live” podcast is not about trying to get the answer but instead its aim is to look at the question from the perspective of various experts in for instance, psychology, anthropology, philosophy, and journalism (and many others).
Dr. Julia E. Wahl has the pleasure of speaking to many inspiring people from around the globe.
In conversation with Mark D. Usher. M. D. Usher is a professor of Classics at the University of Vermont. In addition to scholarly books in the field of classics, he is the author of books for children and an opera libertto in Latin based on the poetry of Virgil
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