10 episodes
Sonder Lust with Steve M Nash Steve M Nash
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- Society & Culture
An uncommon perspective, no less, on what it means to be human - a perspective that encourages noticing what unites us as people, not what separates and divides us. A perspective that prefers showing to telling. A perspective that encourages listening to those that see life differently to us, rather than blaming and shaming them. And all via 10- to 15-minute mostly-scripted monologues.
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The Opening One That Tells You About Sonder Lust with Steve M Nash
What does it mean to you to be a healthy, happy human being? Should your happiness be what matters most, or should you put the happiness of others first? How DO we make the world a happier, better place, anyway?
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The Touching One About Living In Your Own Separate Reality
What does it mean to live in the “real world”? And whose “real world” are we talking about - the “real world” that you experience, perhaps, or the “real world” that I as a middle-aged dreadlocked Yorkshireman experience? Is there really only ONE “real world”, one reality, or do we all actually live in separately created realities? Might understanding this be helpful?
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The Challenging One That Asks Difficult Questions
Easy answers (blaming others) versus difficult questions (how is this my responsibility too?) – ooh, which one do you choose? Hah! Do you go for the oh-so-seductive “easy way” solution, or “the road less travelled” one?
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The Theoretical One That Asks: If Life is a Game, Then What Are The Rules?
If life is a game, then what are the rules? Are these rules universal, or do we get to make up our own rules? Are we all playing the same game, and why do these questions even matter? Is the Hokey Cokey really what IT’s all about?...
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The ”Wonderful” One That States: We Need To Talk About Donald
Is it possible to learn from someone we really don’t like? If so, what can they teach us about our common humanity: about the strengths and values that we admire, and about the flaws and weaknesses that we’d rather not acknowledge - even to ourselves? Must we always demonise those that are ideologically opposed to us, or is there a better (more loving) way?...
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The Uncomfortable One About How All Actions Are Justified (By Someone)
Why… do YOU do… what you do? Why do THEY do what they do, too? (Ever wondered?) Not just the lovely - random acts of kindness – stuff that we do, but the mean and nasty, admit-it-to-no-one, deny-it-to-everyone stuff. Is there a single reason for why we do the things that we do? Yes. There is. A simple, single reason. And that reason is…