Our Undoing Radio

Shaking Up The Body Temple

If our body is our temple then is there something sacred about form? Can it be accessed through movement? And then what happens when you can no longer move in the same way? Let’s ask fitness instructor Marie Jasmine.

Daoism And The Sacred

Simon Cox is a martial arts master who trained for 6 years in a Daoist temple in China before receiving his Ph.D. from Rice University. He's here to share with us the Daoist perspective on the sacred and much, much, very much more.

Subject/Object Relationship To The Sacred

As Coordinator for The Esalen Center for Theory and Research in California, Max Genslen has partaken in numerous programs that promote themselves as teaching the sacred in some form. As a drummer, he understands tapping into the sacred musically. In this episode, Max gives us his reading of our subject/object relationship to the sacred.

Sacred Nature Of Mauna Kea

SEASON 3 SNEAK PREVIEW! (Full Season begins In Novermber.) Lehua is a Hawaiian elder, a keeper of traditional hula, and a scholar of cultural anthropology, with a focus on indigenous spirituality. If anyone can help us understand what makes a place like Mauna Kea so sacred that protectors are putting their lives on hold to block construction of a massive telescope at its summit, she can. Do not miss this timely and important episode! 

Needing To Be Right and Convert Others

Nature joins us to close out the second season, on what turns into a special episode that asks, “What is the unknowable?” 

Liking Animals More Than People

What is the deep, singular reason some of us say we like animals more than people?

Patriotism, Nationalism, War And Peace

When we’re at war within we go to war with each other and we parse words to pretend like we’re not all in this together.

White American Anger

Okay, let’s talk Trump….

Who is Your CoPilot?

Why is it that children from heart cultures don’t have imaginary friends but religious adults from brain cultures do?

How We Treat Our Elders

How we treat our elders, as a society, by and large has to do with how we view time.