Melhores podcasts sobre John Lister (2024)

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Kinder Scout: Like visiting an old friend - Interview with poet Yvonne Reddick 1:09:01

3M ago1:09:01

1:09:01

Where did you feel separated from during the national lockdowns? Yvonne says that she longed for Kinder Scout in a way she never had before, missing it almost as she would an old friend. In this interview, Yvonne reads two of her poems, ‘To a Snow Hare’ and ‘Dear Tor’, while sitting among the boulders of the Woolpacks on Kinder Scout. She chose thi…

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Kinder Scout: A hill that’s not about the summit - Interview with writer Andrew Terrill 1:03:28

7M ago1:03:28

1:03:28

“I love to imagine I’m back home on the hill that started it all for me, even though it’s worlds apart.” In this interview we listen to Andrew Terrill’s memories of walking, running and bivvying on Kinder Scout and why these experiences have had such a powerful and lasting impact in his life. He says that being in nature gave him the confidence to …

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Entering a different realm on the gnarly ground of Kinder Scout - Interview with musician Bella Hardy 56:53

8M ago56:53

56:53

What does it smell like when you're sitting up on Kinder Scout Plateau? ‘Patron of the Bog’ Bella Hardy describes it as sweet and earthy. During this episode she shares memories of growing up in Edale, ‘beating the bounds’ with the local community, stories about sleeping dragons and giants from her childhood, and reflects on what makes her wild abo…

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Kinder Scout: the true understanding of sublime - Interview with writer Paul Besley and his dog Scout 57:28

10M ago57:28

57:28

Kinder Scout is Paul’s favourite place. In this interview he describes why it’s special to him and why he thinks it’s loved by others. He poses the question: “How can something that has taken lives and can be so threatening and violent be beautiful?” Paul shares timeless stories and reflections that will both capture and hold your attention. If you…

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A mooch about Kinder Scout - Interview with Director of Creative Arts Wayne Fallon 51:07

1y ago51:07

51:07

Kinder Scout has a special place in Wayne’s psyche. When he was a child, his father would drive regularly along the snake pass. Due to unreliable automotive mechanics they often had to take pit stops along the pass. At the time he was reading passages of Lord of the Rings to Wayne and images of the misty Snake Wood and views of Fairbrook Naze made …

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The Mommy (and Daddy) Brain Controversies: Adaptation not Deficit with Bridget Callaghan, PhD (Los Angeles) 48:17

1y ago48:17

48:17

"We trained pregnant and never pregnant women and we tested them on their memory for these items immediately after they learned them and then we tested them two weeks later, looking at their long term autobiographical memory. What we found was that for the immediate test, the pregnant women did better than the never pregnant women on the baby relev…

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Exploring hags and groughs on Kinder Scout - Interview with Clare Kelly from Her on a Hill 50:54

1+ y ago50:54

50:54

Kinder Scout was Clare’s first ever walk in the Peak District and she’s been back many times since then. In this interview she shares the joy that she feels while walking and teaching navigation here and what it’s like to bring other people here who don’t feel confident to explore alone. Clare is a qualified Mountain Leader and National Navigation …

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Two Psychiatrists Face the Illness of Their Daughter with Philip Lister, MD (New York) 59:16

1+ y ago59:16

59:16

"The universality of guilt - I think that my life as a child therapist has a lot of advantages; we carry the idea that ‘we are all the ages we've ever been’ and those magic years never disappear. There are some great things about that - there are some problems with it too. That kind of irrational self-centered construction to explain what is intole…

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Stigma: How Support Groups for Mental Illness are Helpful with John Tamerin, MD 37:22

1+ y ago37:22

37:22

"Because I couldn't help my son, I couldn't do anything for him, I thought maybe I could start this group and help other people and other parents deal with this problem. What I wasn't prepared to face was just how lonely, how alone, how sad, and feeling hopeless I was. In a way, when the group began, I needed the group as much as the group needed m…

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How Rituals Attach us to our Communities with Dimitris Xygalatas, Ph.D. 56:54

1+ y ago56:54

56:54

"If you randomly assign people in two groups and you give them different insignia or you have them go through different practices, as we saw in this study, they come to like each other more. It's very easy to create this basic sense of belonging and identity. Ritual is particularly good at eliciting that kind of sense also because it triggers our i…

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Discovering the hidden secrets of Kinder Scout - Interview with Pete Wallroth 52:11

1+ y ago52:11

52:11

Kinder Scout is a place steeped in memory, reflection and gratitude for Pete Wallroth. In this interview he shares his personal connection with the brooding landscape through family life, loss and grief. Pete loved walking on Kinder Scout with his late wife Mair, eventually prompting them to move to Glossop so that they could access Kinder Scout mo…

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Might Rapamycin Extend our Lifespan, Healthspan, and Cognitive Functioning? with Arlan Richardson, PhD 48:43

1+ y ago48:43

48:43

"One of the things that is very exciting is that this is a very robust finding. In other words, sometimes in science people see something and then it's not replicated - Rapamycin’s impact on lifespan has been replicated. When I started researching this area 50 years ago, I never felt that we would find a pill that would have an impact on aging and …

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Mike Nussbaum: The life and career of the oldest working union actor at 99 54:47

1+ y ago54:47

54:47

A conversation with Mike Nussbaum. At 99 years old Mike is the oldest working actor in Actors Equity Association. In this conversation Mike discusses his fascinating personal and professional life - from 1920's Chicago, to WWII, to his life as an exterminator, and his extraordinary acting career. As of this writing, Mike can still be seen onstage w…

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Interview with resident Edale farmer - Andrew Critchlow 56:41

1+ y ago56:41

56:41

How does Kinder Scout influence and impact the communities that live around it? In this interview we hear the perspective of a resident farmer in Edale. Andrew Critchlow shares fascinating historical information about Edale and Kinder Scout, his knowledge about farming, and his interest in land management. At the end he describes what makes him wil…

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An Analyst's Novel: Resilience in the Face of a Mother's Death with Kerry Malawista, PhD 35:00

1+ y ago35:00

35:00

"One way a child of Jody’s age deals with loss is that you don’t miss the person, in a sense you can become them. So, I have her step into the mother role, immediately trying to look after the younger ones and then wearing her mother sunglasses - it’s like she becomes her and then you don’t miss her so much. The neighbor is like an analyst figure, …

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Ricardo Cortez: Artist, Digital Curator, STEM and STEAM Hero 47:47

2y ago47:47

47:47

Ricardo Cortez (@tijuanarickart) sits down to talk about his community art project: teaching youth color bar technology, lowrider history, and community building. His program was highly effective and successful. This episode shows how one person's passion for teaching and learning can have a positive impact by giving back and investing in our youth…

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Bipolar Disease, Insulin Resistance and Metformin: New Research with Cynthia Calkin, MD 44:48

2y ago44:48

44:48

"The best way to think about insulin resistance is that it’s pre-diabetes. In the course of developing type 2 diabetes, which we see in much higher rates in people with bipolar disorder compared to the general population, one starts off with normal blood sugar levels but elevated insulin. It is the elevated insulin that pushes the blood sugar down …

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The Value of Paternity Leave for Children and Families with Richard Petts, PhD 41:23

2y ago41:23

41:23

"When paternity leave comes into the picture you have a situation where parents are home together. Those processes are able to develop for both the mother and the father - there’s time for fathers to bond with their children, there’s time for parents to figure out how to be parents together. It’s not so lopsided where mothers become the experts bec…

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Interview with photographer - John Beatty 56:21

2y ago56:21

56:21

How do you feel when you’re walking on Kinder Scout? In this interview with photographer John Beatty he talks about how he interprets what he feels in a visual way. He shares the story behind his collaborative book with Ed Douglas: Kinder Scout - The People’s Mountain. You’ll also hear about his childhood memories of walking here, which parts of Ki…

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The Role of Technology in Mental Health Care with Isaac Galatzer-Levy, PhD 59:38

2y ago59:38

59:38

"There is a company called NightWare, that developed a feature for PTSD that uses components from Apple Watch. One of the primary symptoms in PTSD is intense nightmares which are very distressing, they disrupt their sleep and really drive a lot of symptomatology. This company created an app that detects when people with PTSD are having nightmares. …

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Disability, Psychotherapy, and Resilience with H. Penny Mishkin, MS, OTR 53:23

2y ago53:23

53:23

"I would say to any parent who has a child now or any adult who has a disability now - disabilities are looked at quite differently. They are accepted much more than they were when I was growing up. So, you can’t take things out of context, but I was just living a secret life and that wasn’t good, it really wasn’t. That was why I was remote, so wha…

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Short Term Dynamic Psychotherapy for Physical Symptoms with Allan Abbass, MD 49:56

2y ago49:56

49:56

"Someone comes in and they are having these fainting attacks and neurological symptoms, they do develop different anxiety channels and the first of their goal is to help them be able to identify and feel their emotions and not have any anxiety, but before getting there we help them learn to reflect on their body response and intellectual wise and i…

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The Language of Lowriding w/Dionicio Garcia and Eugene "Spanks" Hernandez 59:34

2y ago59:34

59:34

Dionicio "Dino" Garcia is a member of Frisco's Finest Car Club, and a community college counselor. Eugene "Spanks" Hernandez is President of the Imperials Car Club, and he is a retired administrator from the Los Angeles Unified School District. They were kind enough to come through and talk to me about the "language" of lowriding, and building cult…

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Interview with geologist and hill and moorland leader - Gemma Scougal 1:00:59

2y ago1:00:59

1:00:59

Do you look at Kinder Scout in awe, wondering how the landscape was formed? In this interview with Gemma Scougal, we explore some of the geological features and the stories behind them. You’ll also hear about her first impression of Kinder Scout, how her passion for the outdoors has developed, why she decided to qualify as a Hill and Moorland Leade…

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Colloboration Episode w/Drifting on Memories Podcast's Raul Garcia 1:29:43

2y ago1:29:43

1:29:43

Raul and I sat down on Whittier Boulevard in Montebello, CA to talk about an array of issues relating to culture, traditions, our individual and collective mission with what we do, and why we do it. Enjoy!

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Probiotics Added to Antidepressants Improve Outcome: New Preliminary Research with Anna-Chiara Schaub (Basal, Switzerland) 31:58

2+ y ago31:58

31:58

"We have those two groups with the probiotics and the placebo. The patients were allocated to the two groups and it was double-blind so we didn’t know if they took the probiotics or the placebo. They took it for four weeks and we did the assessments before the intervention and after the intervention and then we just compared. We compared how the tr…

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Does Religious Commitment Improve Academic Performance? (Sometimes) with Ilana Horwitz, PhD 56:25

2+ y ago56:25

56:25

"How does religion matter here? The reason that kids who are religious ‘abiders’ end up having an academic advantage, especially in the working class and the middle class, is because their grades are so much better in the middle and high school years that their chances of getting into college are much higher. They also are constantly being told: “O…

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A Physician with Metastatic Cancer Takes Psilocybin with Pradeep Bansal, MD 1:00:40

2+ y ago1:00:40

1:00:40

"I don't think anybody can truly describe the [psilocybin] experience. One can use phrases and words that are common - ineffable, mystical, powerful. All I can say is it was the most powerful experience of my life that I have gone through ever." "We had another CAT scan in September of last year, in 2021, and it showed another small nodule. My onco…

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Babies' Laughing and Joking: When and Why with Gina Mireault, PhD 54:05

2+ y ago54:05

54:05

“That was actually Darwin's hypothesis in observing his own son and he writes about this in “The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals.” He writes about this incipient laughter – he was the first one to recognize this as a built-in response that the baby has that really pulls the baby into the adult world or pulls adults into the infant wor…

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Mothers, Daughters, and Food with Judith Rabinor, PhD 51:51

2+ y ago51:51

51:51

"All Jenny knew was that she wanted to lose weight. One of the things I say to people when I teach about eating disorders is ‘treating eating disorders is all about food and not at all about food’. It is not at all about food, there is always an issue, it is not just about wanting to be thin. Even though in the late 70s’ Twiggy came on the scene an…

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The Neurology of Religious Belief with Andrew Newberg, MD 50:50

2+ y ago50:50

50:50

"If somebody was to say a prayer to Jesus versus say a prayer to Allah versus say a prayer to Vishnu - in some sense that is going to be a similar kind of process in the brain. They are repeating certain words directed towards some higher power in their view. In some sense there is similarity across those different domains and those different tradi…

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Interview with leader of Edale Mountain Rescue Team - Dave Torr 53:36

2+ y ago53:36

53:36

What made the Team Leader of Edale Mountain Rescue Team (EMRT) smitten with Kinder Scout? Find out by listening to this interview with Dave Torr who describes his first encounter. You’ll also hear about how he got involved with EMRT, what types of incidents they usually deal with on Kinder, and why he chooses to dedicate his time to this volunteer …

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Intergenerational Secrets and their Discovery in Psychotherapy with Galit Atlas, PhD 42:21

2+ y ago42:21

42:21

"There is a very close relation between being known and knowing others and allowing others to know us. When somebody goes to therapy, it usually impacts everyone around them in many ways. We can say it challenges relationships. It does many things. But one thing is that when you feel known and you are not hiding anymore, you realize that who you ar…

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Worst Hole: Anton Lienert-Brown 20:06

2+ y ago20:06

20:06

Welcome to Worst hole the podcast that majors on disasters, This is dedicated to golfers who have had a bad hole. Really bad. Double figures bad. However, you are not alone. We ask some of those at the top of their game what was there worst hole and does throwing, snapping clubs, and swearing ever help? This week we swap codes. Our high score confe…

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When Someone You Care About Has an Eating Disorder with Judith Brisman, Ph.D. 54:52

2+ y ago54:52

54:52

“When someone is disordered in their eating often what you find is that they’ve been a kid who has learned to have radar for the feelings of other people. Whether it’s a family where the kid can’t express their emotions and parents’ emotions rule, that kid has learned to look to the outside to figure out who she should be. So of course, in our cult…

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Polyvagal Safety, Sociality, and Health with Stephen Porges, PhD 56:21

2+ y ago56:21

56:21

"Polyvagal theory at the simplest level emphasizes that we have a physiological system, and the autonomic nervous system mediates how we react and respond to the world. When our autonomic nervous system is calm it supports our bodily functions. It also provides permission at a neural level for us to trigger other parts of our brain that results in …

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Psychedelic Psychotherapy for PTSD: New Research with Ingmar Gorman, PhD 1:04:52

2+ y ago1:04:52

1:04:52

"[during the MDMA experience] at around 45 minutes they may notice a shift where the anxiety dissipates and there is a sense of opening, a sense of feeling ok, maybe more than ok, maybe feeling a little bit blissful or positive. One study measured a sense of authenticity - meaning the feeling of being ok to be oneself. They may choose to continue t…

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Interview with Jody Vallance - Communication & Engagement Officer at Moors For The Future Partnership 50:36

2+ y ago50:36

50:36

Discover the peat bogs and erosion gullies characteristic of Kinder Scout through the words of Jody Vallance, Communication & Engagement Officer at Moors For The Future Partnership. Listen to this interview to find out about Jody’s first experience and impression of Kinder Scout, why you might come across gully blocking materials such as piles of s…

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The Challenges of Raising Adolescents with Erica Komisar 52:37

2+ y ago52:37

52:37

"To be able to contain, withstand and hold the aggression of your adolescents who push you away, you have to feel very secure - meaning that you have to feel pretty good about yourself as a parent, that you have given them everything, that you have been present enough. It comes from a security and I find today that many, many parents are not secure…

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Rae Gray: Film, Television, and Stage Actor 1:19:16

3y ago1:19:16

1:19:16

A conversation with film, television, and stage actor Rae Gray. Best known for roles in Fear The Walking Dead, Boardwalk Empire, and the upcoming Amazon series A League Of Their OwnPor John Lister / Rae Gray

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Oxytocin, Love and Developmental Trauma with Sue Carter, PhD 1:00:04

3y ago1:00:04

1:00:04

"There's this kind of dance between biology and this little molecule that gave us the capacity to take care of our infants by feeding them directly. That gave us tremendous freedom - we didn’t need a nest so we were able to wander the planet. We could interact with all kinds of others as long as mom was there for the first couple of years, or let’s…

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James Vincent Meredith: Steppenwolf Theater Company Ensemble Member 1:18:41

3y ago1:18:41

1:18:41

A journey through the life and career of Steppenwolf Theater Company ensemble member James Vincent Meredith. James has appeared in nearly twenty productions with Steppenwolf. Along with work at various other Chicago theatres and nationally, he played Mafala in The Book Of Mormon second national touring company, as well as on Broadway. He has been s…

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The Psychology of Coaching: Working with Global Leaders Under Intense Pressure with Rachel Ellison 51:14

3y ago51:14

51:14

"Coaching is asking. It’s even better when you don’t know how to do that person’s job because they work in a different industry to you. All you can do is ask and that is pure coaching. It’s an 80-20 ratio of speaking to listening - 80 percent of the time your job is to listen and to ask but not know the answer. Often the client thinks you do know t…

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John Lister 26:34

3y ago26:34

26:34

Welcome to Worst Hole…the podcast that majors on disasters. This is dedicated to golfers who have had a bad hole. Really bad. Double figures bad. However, you are not alone. We ask the pros what was their worst hole. And does throwing, snapping clubs, and swearing ever help? This week high scoring host, Michael Beran, is off to the lovely Gulf Harb…

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Bay Area Lowriding OG, Pauly Cardenas 41:27

3y ago41:27

41:27

Pauly sits down to talk about the old days of Story and King in San Jose, street vs. show, competition, and more!

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Behind The Scenes Of The Art In Yourself: My daughter interviews me for her high school journalism class 12:39

3y ago12:39

12:39

Behind the scenes of The Art In Yourself. My daughter interviews me for her high school journalism class.Por Mary Lister / John Lister

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The Psychology of Magic and its Use in Wellbeing with Gustav Kuhn, PhD 42:49

3y ago42:49

42:49

"As cognitive psychologists we are very much interested in these unconscious processes. Most of the processes that are involved to create your reality you are not consciously aware of. There are more computations that happen in our unconscious minds to allow us to solve a lot of these problems. As within psychoanalysis we are often unaware of a lot…

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Steve Williams 39:09

3y ago39:09

39:09

Welcome to Worst Hole. The podcast dedicated to all golfers who have had a bad hole. Very bad. Double figures bad. However, you are not alone. High scoring host Michael Beran asks some of the world’s best what was their worst hole and does throwing, snapping clubs and swearing ever help. This week we look at worst holes through the eyes of a caddie…

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Chris D'Arienzo: Writer / Director - Best known for the Broadway musical Rock of Ages and the feature film Barry Munday 1:25:56

3y ago1:25:56

1:25:56

Chris D’Arienzo began his career in Hollywood as a PA (production assistant) at Disney Studios. That job led to more work as a PA and actor on the groundbreaking Ellen DeGeneres sitcom Ellen. A journalism major in college, his true passion was writing. He eventually began selling projects as a screenwriter, but they were not being produced. Until h…

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Listening and Prozac: Integrating Psychotherapy and Medications with Peter Kramer, MD 42:07

3y ago42:07

42:07

"I write a lot about stuckness - it’s not just how bad the thing is but whether it’s changeable and flexible - whether the patient is at least occasionally able to get out of that perspective and see things differently. For patients who are really stuck, sometimes I would give them medicine and continue psychotherapy. After six or seven months of h…

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