Walter Logeman: Journal
What pattern connects the crab to the lobster and the orchid to the primrose and all the four of them to me? And me to you? ”
–Gregory Bateson
Listened to a wonderful podcast http://www.futureprimitive.org/2011/04/nora-bateson-the-pattern-that-connects/ today Nora Bateson about her movie http://www.anecologyofmind.com/index.html
I love listening to podcasts. But only some! I have a selection I keep, and they are of value to me as they come from a list in Google reader I have pruned and added to over many years. Then from Google reader I select about one-in-100 podcasts that arrive. I listen to these on on the iPhone and delete most of those once I’ve listened. Then a few remain and I save them… I’ve put a few on the blog, and there are some below in this post.
I can’t even remember them exactly, but I’ll summarise these in this post. In each case I’d like to discuss them, to recall them for things I’m writing and so on.
This one is relevant because she is the co-creator of Imago – the method that informs a lot of my work.
The Pelagian Controversy – In Our Time
Simply here because I see such a parallel with the main controversies in psychotherapy today. We have the same debates in secular language.
Leo Bensemann_ A Fantastic Art Venture – Nine to noon
Love anything about The Group. And of course these people were around even while I was at the university here in Christchurch.
Peter Sunde _ file-sharing and micropayments
? Must listen again.
Playing Favorites with David Vann – Kim Hill
? Must listen again.
Radio New Zealand National : Programmes A-Z : Saturday Morning with Kim Hill : 2011 03 12:
Helen LaKelly Hunt Author and activist, and founder of Women Moving Millions, an initiative for the advancement of women’s lives through a massive change in giving to girls and women. She also co-founded the Institute for Imago Relationship Therapy and has co-authored several bestsellers with her husband, Harville Hendrix. (duration: 34′59″) Download: Ogg Vorbis MP3
Interesting, and interesting how well she puts the idea in my previous post on relationships being the healing force. (Of course I learnt it via Imago… but it is not just an idea, we have expereiice in common about this stuff)
Personal Experience and Spiritual Quest « Future Primitive Podcasts:
Stanislav Grof, M.D., is a psychiatrist with over fifty years experience researching non-ordinary states of consciousness.
There are two things that I’ve appreciated about Grof that have made a real difference in the way I do psychotherapy. One is the importance of perinatal experience, traumatic and otherwis3. The other is Co-ex systems. Both come up in this interview, though the latter is not named specifically.
NZ should invest in this instead of damning the Mokihinui River. Imagine!
Item on Green Optimist Blog Clearly shows how a house might look using this system. Continue reading “DIY Energy from hydrogen – forget dams”
Scott Hamilton interviewed on national radio re New Zealand poet Kendrick Smithyman
I enjoy Scott Hamilton’s Blog with its narrative posts, kiwi left leaning sensibility. This interview makes me want to read Kendrick Smithyman, sound like a worthwhile thing to do.
The poems are beautifully presented here http://www.smithymanonline.auckland.ac.nz/
Interesting interview on the Govt plans for ACC with Hazel Armstrong on Nine to Noon showing up the appalling plans to make the country worse.
Allowing private insurers to compete
More from Hazel Armstrong here: http://www.hazelarmstronglaw.co.nz/reports.php
See also: http://issues.co.nz/accfutures/Home
I heard this interview with Kim Hill and made a new year resolution!
Listen to an interview of Dr. Esselstyn in a recent New Zealand radio interview: Click here
Later: Saturday, January 8, 2011
So far so good!
I have a copy of the interview here as well:
I have just finished Spook Country, got stalled a while back but wanted to complete it before getting into Zero History.
This Gibson feast was supplemented today by two audios:
Gibson on Nine to Noon with Katherine Ryan
I recommend the lot.
Bill O’Hanlon Imago think Tank #2 10 March 2010
One ot the “Think Tank” recorded phone conversations.
I liked the one above, and so have now downloaded the first one, I think you can listen in any order:
Bill O’Hanlon Imago think Tank #1 3 March 2010
Here is the publisher he recommends:
The website with the course he mentions:
