
100 episodes

In the Deep with Catherine Ingram Catherine Ingram
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- Philosophy
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4.8 • 46 Ratings
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In the Deep with Catherine Ingram is a series of intimate conversations with cultural, artistic, and philosophical luminaries to explore matters of the heart in our precarious times. In addition, check out the In the Deep mini-casts, which feature Catherine’s talks from her public events. For more information about Catherine’s work or to make a tax-deductible donation in support of this podcast, please visit: www.CatherineIngram.com.
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“Stranger in a Strange Land”
Excerpted from a Zoom session of Dharma Dialogues. Recorded on Nov. 7, 2020 and broadcast from NSW, Australia. The title comes from the Robert Heinlein sci-fi classic of 1961.
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Times of Uncertainty
Excerpted from a Zoom session of Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram. Broadcast from NSW, Australia on Oct 18, 2020.
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People Can Be Disappointing
Excerpted from a Zoom session of Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram. Broadcast from NSW, Australia on Oct. 17, 2020.
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The Quality of Mercy
Excerpted from a Zoom session of Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram. Broadcast on Oct. 4, 2020 from NSW, Australia.
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When the World Pushes Against You
Excerpted from a Zoom session of Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram. Broadcast from NSW, Australia on Oct. 3, 2020. The title comes from a quote by Albert Camus.
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Just Being
Excerpted from a Zoom session of Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram. Broadcast on Oct. 3 from NSW, Australia.
Customer Reviews
Thanks for the perspective.
This podcast has provided great insight during these trying and uncertain times. Thank you!
Treasure
Catherine Ingram’s podcasts are a treasure. Her guidance is grounded in reality and warmly heart centered, without any religiosity or artificial “positive thinking”. The in-depth questions and comments by those who participate in the dialogues lead to conversations that are sincere, personal, and moving. I look forward to each podcast as if to a gathering with friends.
Steadying
Like therapy, this podcast is a conversation with a trusted, disinterested guide. But conversation that steers one away from the “big story of me,” as Catherine calls it. Some days I need reminding that living can be less difficult. Catherine encourages us to keep in touch with the depths. “Hanging out in the deep,” as Catherine calls it. No framework or dogma. She finds a humble way to communicate this that makes perfect sense: open access to joy is effortlessly always with us. Seems like a preposterous idea in moments, with things so complicated, and then I sit and listen to one of these (or, more often, I listen as I drive to work), and the wisdom sinks down like a stone in a pool. Of course! Years of striving are not necessary. Self-deprivation also not necessary. Look: there is beauty! Look: you are breathing! Look: you can walk without pain! There are people who “get” you! You can eat this delicious fruit! You can flirt with that baby! So freeing. And there is a salutary effect to listening: more oxygen, more health, or simply the strength to go on. “Kiss the joy as it flies, “ said William Blake, and Catherine often reminds us of this directive, while also acknowledging the wretchedness that humans have wrought on earth. Beautifully spoken, highly intelligent, generous with her own life experiences, kind and deft with her interlocutors, Catherine sets a strong example of compassion. Listen to this podcast, friends!
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