"Fandabi Podcast" with Tom Langhorne
"Fandabi Podcast" with Tom Langhorne
Podcast Description
Deep conversations exploring wilderness wisdom, history & philosophy to bring balance and perspective to our present day. Hosted by Tom Langhorne (creator of the "Fandabi Dozi" Youtube channel).
Deep thinking for regenerative living.
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into topics such as the significance of the Scottish Gaelic word 'Dùthchas', historical narratives around land and ancestry, and philosophy pertaining to modern challenges of connection to nature. An example episode includes a discussion with researcher Ryan Dziadowiec on the implications of the word 'Dùthchas' for understanding responsibilities toward our land and ancestors.

Deep conversations exploring wilderness wisdom, history & philosophy to bring balance and perspective to our present day. Hosted by Tom Langhorne (creator of the “Fandabi Dozi” Youtube channel).
Deep thinking for regenerative living.
If you want to download my guitar music then follow this link- Its just £5 and helps fund human creativity: https://www.patreon.com/posts/147642951
or listen to the Youtube playlist here (without bonus track): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHLpk2hRsXftSsHAw1I0DQ8sd0DRMfrMXIf you want to join my school were we are exploring what it means to be human and how to be self-reliant in our basic needs, then here is a link to that: https://www.resilientrootssurvival.com/In a world where artificial intelligence can generate “perfect” music, art and poetry in seconds, what becomes valuable? In this pondering, I explore creativity as something that doesn’t come from algorithms, but from lived experience, from wild places, and from what I can only describe as a conversation with the creative muse.I’m also sharing music I recorded 12 years ago, imperfect, raw, and inspired by time spent in forests, by streams, and on solitary adventures. This music I was once too self-conscious to release, but now… funnily enough I feel its time to share some real human creation.Maybe in an age of machine perfection, authentic human imperfection matters more than ever.Let me know in the comments: where does creativity come from for you?

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