Soma Time - Your Culture Vulture

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Join Dr. Mark Filippi and a cavalcade of sapiens for an all new show, as we explore life at the cutting edge of human development. In this lively hour (or so) of radio, we’ll help you see your world through the lens of the Soma Scope. Take a mid-week break and join the fun as we look under the hood of humanity, and meet our rolodex of special guests who tag along to tinker at it with us. New disciplines are invigorating this conversation with fresh ideas. Old questions are being replaced by new, more challenging ones. Can life be THIS complicated? The answers revealed will upset and enlighten you. Learn the raw and simple truth as only Dr. Mark can deliver it. Live listeners are encouraged to call in. For more information, visit SOMASPACE.ORG or follow Dr. Mark on FB and TW

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Every season has it's signature moments and for many of us the Summer is punctuated by the outdoor concerts we see. I can rattle off entire decades in my mind just by recalling what 'tour' a band I follow rolled through town. From the... more

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We're talking a walk on the woo side this week as we welcome in spiritual teachers,Saniel Bonder and Linda Groves-Bonder. We'll be exploring the process and practice of HEARTgazing they've developed. There's a summary of... more

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We're putting our feet up this week and having an old fashioned 'skull session' with noted sports psychologist, John F. Murray. What we want to focus on with him is the dynamics of how doubt, setbacks and criticism impact the public... more

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We going to get a little lesson this week in "I told ya so" from futurist, independent researcher and an overall cultural sage, as David Alan Goodman, Ph.D. joins us. David is calling out the hopeful masses out there who think we're living in the... more

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This week we welcome back a good friend of the program to help us humanize all this 'brain talk' we've had lately. Arlene Taylor from joins us to discuss her ongoing research on PASS (Prolonged Adaptation Stress Syndrome). If you... more
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