Thoughtfully Mindless

Thoughtfully Mindless, LLC
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Thoughtfully Mindless, hosted by Artie, is a podcast centered around openness and curiosity. We cover a wide range of topics with a dynamic lineup of amazing guests from various backgrounds and expertise. We believe that with more perspective and understanding, a better world is possible, so each week, we bring a guest to share their perspective and experience. https://thoughtfullymindless.com/ Social Media: Instagram: @thoughtfullymindless Twitter/ X: @artieTMpodcast

  1. Cameron McNerney: Humor, Honesty, and the Blur Between Performance and Self

    8月14日

    Cameron McNerney: Humor, Honesty, and the Blur Between Performance and Self

    Cameron McNerney joins Artie for a funny, reflective conversation on the strange line between being real and being perceived. They explore how humor shapes identity, the quiet pressure to perform socially, and why authenticity is often messier than it sounds. It’s thoughtful, warm, and just self-aware enough to make you laugh at your own internal monologue.https://x.com/CameronMcNerney

    2 小時 19 分鐘
  2. Ryan Proctor: Reclaiming Attention – Consciousness in the Age of Overload

    7月24日

    Ryan Proctor: Reclaiming Attention – Consciousness in the Age of Overload

    What happens when we stop chasing narratives and start listening to the present moment? In this reflective and intimate conversation, Ryan Proctor shares his journey from trying to “figure it all out” to learning how to feel, listen, and trust. He and Artie explore the impact of constant input, the tension between intellect and intuition, and how reclaiming attention can quietly transform consciousness. This is a gentle yet profound episode about waking up—not through force, but through surrender. Topics include:• The mental noise of modern life• Moving from conceptual frameworks to felt experience• The role of solitude and silence in inner change• Collective emotional fields and personal resonance• Attention as an act of agency and resistance https://x.com/RCproctor81

    2 小時 50 分鐘
  3. Brian Jolley & Artie: The Empathy Dilemma – Seeing Without Agreeing

    7月10日

    Brian Jolley & Artie: The Empathy Dilemma – Seeing Without Agreeing

    What happens when two people with shared values—but very different lenses—sit down for a deeply human conversation? In this episode, Artie and Brian explore the complexities of belief, emotional honesty, and the challenge of staying connected in a divided world. They navigate how we interpret each other’s words, how frameworks can clarify or distort, and why empathy doesn’t always mean agreement. This isn’t a debate. It’s something rarer: a trust-based exchange between friends trying to understand one another across intellectual and emotional difference. Topics include: • Emotional nuance vs. philosophical structure • Misalignment in framing and interpretation • The tension between empathy and moral clarity • Dogmatism, flexibility, and the cost of certainty • Language, judgment, and psychological projection

    1 小時 57 分鐘
  4. Lura Forcum: Can Politics Be Human Again? Branding, Emotion, and the Center Path

    6月19日

    Lura Forcum: Can Politics Be Human Again? Branding, Emotion, and the Center Path

    What if political messaging didn’t have to be angry, divisive, or manipulative? In this episode, brand strategist and emotional intelligence advocate Lura Forcum joins Artie to explore what it means to communicate honestly in an era of polarization. From her work in marketing and comedy to her ideas about building an “Independent Center,” Lura makes the case for emotional nuance, civic empathy, and messaging that actually respects people. Topics include:• How marketing principles can heal—or hurt—our politics• Emotion vs. outrage: finding the line• The value of being politically “in the middle” without being disengaged• Mr. Rogers, comedy, and marketing with feelings• Personal responsibility in how we use language and labels• Can political branding be honest, or is that an oxymoron? https://www.independentcenter.org/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/luraforcum

    1 小時 48 分鐘
  5. Dr. Robert Malone: Silenced by Science – The Cost of Speaking Out

    6月12日

    Dr. Robert Malone: Silenced by Science – The Cost of Speaking Out

    What happens when a scientist challenges the narrative he helped create? In this candid and wide-ranging conversation, Dr. Robert Malone—credited with key innovations behind mRNA vaccine technology—shares his personal account of professional exile, media distortion, and the ethical dilemmas he faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. From the inner workings of the pharmaceutical industry to the consequences of scientific dissent, this episode dives deep into censorship, bioethics, and the fragility of truth in a politicized world. Topics covered:• The origins and development of mRNA technology• What Dr. Malone saw—and why he chose to speak out• Censorship, reputation attacks, and the machinery of control• Pharma influence, public health narratives, and media complicity• Bioethics, informed consent, and the cost of transparency• Navigating disinformation, trust, and scientific responsibility Dr. Malone's website:https://www.rwmalonemd.com/ Dr. Malone on X: https://x.com/RWMaloneMD

    1 小時 17 分鐘
  6. Ryan Proctor & Brian Jolley: Shared Reality – Consciousness as a Collective Dream

    6月5日

    Ryan Proctor & Brian Jolley: Shared Reality – Consciousness as a Collective Dream

    What is consciousness, really—and is it something we own, or something we share? In this expansive and deeply human conversation, Ryan Proctor and Brian Jolley join Artie to explore the layers of awareness, the roots of morality, and how technology, nature, and culture are reshaping what it means to be conscious. From the tragedy of the Library of Alexandria to the wisdom of barefoot walks, from digital isolation to the power of presence, this episode unpacks what it means to live—and think—deeply in the modern world. Topics explored:• The spectrum of consciousness—from instinct to self-awareness• Nature, technology, and our lost connection to both• Judgment, empathy, and the emotional cost of condemnation• The illusion of separateness and the idea of collective awareness• How scrolling and overstimulation distort attention and imagination• Why wonder and solitude are essential to being fully alive

    53 分鐘
  7. Xannova Xan: Alien at Heart – Singing for the Ones Who Feel Out of Place

    5月22日

    Xannova Xan: Alien at Heart – Singing for the Ones Who Feel Out of Place

    She’s got a voice that can shake a stadium—and a message for anyone who’s ever felt like they don’t belong. In this soulful, candid conversation, Xannova Xan opens up about growing up between cultures, building her confidence through performance, and how she created her musical alter ego to express herself. From childhood stages to high-level collaborations, we trace her journey through emotional resilience, artistic identity, and what it really means to be “alien” in a world that expects conformity. We talk about:• How Xannova found power through performance• Why music became a home when nothing else was• Navigating identity, culture, and conflicting emotions• The creation of Zenova—and what it unlocks• Her upcoming Alien EP and the anthem behind it• The cost of chasing validation—and what replaced it Find Xannova on socials and Spotify: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/xannovaxan/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/xannovaXan/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@xannovaxan Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0plMljcr0fE9aKZJilAvnA

    1 小時 40 分鐘
  8. Dr. Linda Henkel: The Psychology of Photos, False Memories, and Digital Lies

    5月15日

    Dr. Linda Henkel: The Psychology of Photos, False Memories, and Digital Lies

    Why do we remember things that never happened? In this mind-bending conversation, Dr. Linda Henkel—cognitive psychologist and memory expert—joins Artie to explore how snapping photos can actually impair memory, how false confessions take root, and why deepfakes and digital filters are distorting more than just images. From the neuroscience of recall to the power of suggestion, this episode dives deep into how our brains construct, edit, and sometimes betray our memories—often without us even knowing it. Topics covered:• The photo-taking impairment effect• Why memories aren’t snapshots—and never were• Source monitoring errors and false confessions• The illusion of “real” in filtered photos• How AI and repetition fuel misinformation• Why reminiscing can heal—and how to do it better Dr. Henkel's website: https://www.lindahenkel.com/home X profile: https://x.com/LindaHenkel4

    57 分鐘
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簡介

Thoughtfully Mindless, hosted by Artie, is a podcast centered around openness and curiosity. We cover a wide range of topics with a dynamic lineup of amazing guests from various backgrounds and expertise. We believe that with more perspective and understanding, a better world is possible, so each week, we bring a guest to share their perspective and experience. https://thoughtfullymindless.com/ Social Media: Instagram: @thoughtfullymindless Twitter/ X: @artieTMpodcast

資訊

  • 創作者
    Thoughtfully Mindless, LLC
  • 活躍年代
    2020年 - 2025年
  • 集數
    93
  • 年齡分級
    兒少不宜
  • 版權
    © Thoughtfully Mindless, LLC
  • 節目網站
    Thoughtfully Mindless

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