Lola & The Poets Podcast is a virtual alchemical workshop designed for spiritual detectives, exploring personal and collective magical journeys, the ways the mystical & the mundane are intertwined.
★ In Episode 3 I’m back with the podcast after a unplanned and unsurprising six month interval, in a solo show about the concept of the shadow, both individual and collective, one of three shows on this topic I plan for 2020, talking about my overall impressions of the past several months, the shadow realm in the times of a pandemic, ideas of an infectious narrative through a personal theoretical prism, and two stories from my own shadows that dipped into the collective – a grim therapeutic regression from the mid-nineties which seemed to have immersed me in an Atlantean, antediluvian land, and a slightly more lighthearted macabre dream I had a decade ago about a kooky post-apocalyptic transhumanist future. Take it all as soul impressionism, use it wisely, and breathe in deeply. That’s all that matters. (52 mins)
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Stay tuned, poets.
AUTHOR: © Milana Vujkov
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MUSIC & IMAGE CREDITS:
- © Samovar Party by Shane Ivers – https://www.silvermansound.com
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- © Multisampled 20 inch Istanbul Mehmet ride cymbal by pjcohen – https://freesound.org/
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- © Jaguar (Panthera onca) in the dark, Anankkml, Adobe Stock Standard License
- Audio clip: Barbara Stanwyck in Meet John Doe (1941), Director: Frank Capra, public domain since 1969
*NB/disclaimer – This podcast follows a personal journey, as well as the journeys and life experiences of our guests, and is offered as philosophical & creative inspiration. Although I am a psychologist by education, the material within is not therapy or substitute for therapy. However, it is dedicated as virtual temenos for accessing the therapeutic numinous, in hope of being of good service to your soul in exploring the potentials of each moment in time.
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If you missed this, Lola & The Poets podcast is back on air & flying solo for In The Shadows…