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Show 609: Naturalistic Support

Naturalistic Support is a peer-support program is based on evidence and reason, exploring human behavior through the lens of cause and effect. Focused on personal growth and relationship building, the show delves into topics like anger, betrayal, grief, and forgiveness.

Naturalistic Support began on Equal Time for Freethought and was hosted by WBAI-NY Producer, Arnell Dowret. This is the reboot, still hosted and produced by Arnell but with occasional guest hosts.

Audio for Show #5 can be heard here!

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Show 608: Naturalistic Support

Naturalistic Support is a peer-support program is based on evidence and reason, exploring human behavior through the lens of cause and effect. Focused on personal growth and relationship building, the show delves into topics like anger, betrayal, grief, and forgiveness.

Naturalistic Support began on Equal Time for Freethought and was hosted by WBAI-NY Producer, Arnell Dowret. This is the reboot, still hosted and produced by Arnell but with occasional guest hosts.

Audio for Show #4 can be heard here!

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Show 607: Naturalistic Support

Grief and Loss

Naturalistic Support is a peer-support program is based on evidence and reason, exploring human behavior through the lens of cause and effect. Focused on personal growth and relationship building, the show delves into topics like anger, betrayal, grief, and forgiveness.

Naturalistic Support began on Equal Time for Freethought and was hosted by WBAI-NY Producer, Arnell Dowret. This is the reboot, still hosted and produced by Arnell but with occasional guest hosts.

Audio for Show #3 can be heard here!

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Show 606: Naturalistic Support (Reboot)

Naturalistic Support is a peer-support program is based on evidence and reason, exploring human behavior through the lens of cause and effect. Focused on personal growth and relationship building, the show delves into topics like anger, betrayal, grief, and forgiveness.

Naturalistic Support began on Equal Time for Freethought and was hosted by WBAI-NY Producer, Arnell Dowret. This is the reboot, still hosted and produced by Arnell but with occasional guest hosts.

Audio for Show #2 can be heard here!

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Show 605: Naturalistic Support Reboot

Naturalistic Support is a peer-support program is based on evidence and reason, exploring human behavior through the lens of cause and effect. Focused on personal growth and relationship building, the show delves into topics like anger, betrayal, grief, and forgiveness.

Naturalistic Support began on Equal Time for Freethought and was hosted by WBAI-NY Producer, Arnell Dowret. This is the reboot, still hosted and produced by Arnell but with occasional guest hosts.

Audio for Show #1 can be heard here!

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Show 601: Riane Eisler and Douglas Fry on Nurturing Our Humanity

For some time now, we have been having discussions with social and “natural” scientists about the state of our various societies – especially in the U.S. – in an attempt to better understand what we really are as a species, where we went wrong, and how we can find our way towards a healthier, more humanistic society.

What we’ve learned is that we are currently in a very unhealthy, even sociopathic time in human history. The multiple crises we face, of which Climate Change is one of the most urgent, may not have many viable solutions, but one thing for sure…our demise is not inevitable. This has been the message most of our guests have tried to get across – even the most pessimistic ones. Today’s guests are no different.

Audio can be found here!

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Show 600: Jacques W. Martiquet  on VYVE!

VYVE is a Canadian-based organization a first-of-its-kind human connection agency that applies psychology, brain, and social-bonding sciences in a party entertainment.
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Our guests today feel that we’re in a interpersonal crisis today where so many people are disconnected and lonely have insufficient opportunities to be a part of healthy communities.

Audio can be found here!

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Show 599: HSPs: Highly Sensitive Persons

HSPs: Highly Sensitive Persons w/ Dr. Elaine Aron and Diana Sinelnikova

Dr. Elaine Aron earned her M.A. from York University in Toronto in clinical psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute in clinical depth psychology as well as interning at the C. G. Jung Institute in San Francisco. She is the author of ‘The Highly Sensitive Person‘ and related books including ‘The Highly Sensitive Person in Love’ and ‘The Highly Sensitive Child’.

Diana Sinelnikova is President & Creative Producer at the GlobalTouch Group in New York City, and has worked with several foundations rooted in science and education to promote their goal on a global scale. These include the Foundation for the Study of Highly Sensitive Persons, Pioneers in Education, and The National Museum of U.S. Army. She has produced two films based on Dr. Aron’s work including ‘Sensitive: The Untold Story‘, and the upcoming film, ‘Sensitive and In Love‘.

I’ll be speaking with both Elaine and Diana about their work, and what it means for those of us who are highly sensitive to live happy, peaceful, and healthy lives in the U.S.

Audio can be found here!

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Show 598: Naturalistic Xmas Special 2019!

Naturalistic Xmas Special 2019! w/ Arnell Dowret

FEELING ISOLATED THIS CHRISTMAS?

In the midst of so much meanness, cruelty, and insanity that some people are forced to endure in the world today, let us at least be together to support each other on Christmas Day.

To this end, once again Equal Time for Freethought’s Naturalistic Christmas Special will be playing some of our classic Christmas fare. And this year, we will be back on the air live taking your calls as well!

Audio Here!

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Show 597: Darcia Narvaez

Darcia Narvaez on Basic Needs, Wellbeing, and Morality

Dr. Narvaez’ research explores questions of species-typical and species-atypical development in terms of wellbeing, morality, and sustainable wisdom. She examines how early life experience (the evolved nest) influences moral functioning and wellbeing in children and adults. She integrates evolutionary, anthropological, neurobiological, clinical, developmental and education sciences in her work. Questions that interest her include: How does early experience shape human nature? What do sustainable indigenous societies have to teach the modern world? What types of moral orientations do individuals develop in species-typical and -atypical environments? What is indigenous ecological wisdom and how do we cultivate it?

Audio can be found here!