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Dr. Cecilia Ponce Rivera
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Giants that Move Our Planet, an interview with Himalayan Glaciologist Tenzing Chogyal Sherpa.
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01/28/24 • 77 min
Meet Tenzing Chogyal Sherpa, grandson of Kanchha Sherpa’s the last surviving member of Hillary and Tenzing’s 1953 Everest expedition, the first men to stand at the peak of Mount Everest!
Listen to Tenzing Chogyal Sherpa as he talks about the strong bonds built in the mountain for survival and the difficulties experienced by Sherpa Mountaineers having to linger between the worlds of the sanctity of the Mountains and the mountain ascensions to make a living to support their families and why along his grandfather, he has become a restless advocate for education.
Tenzing Chogyal is one of the key researchers from the glaciology team in the National Geographic and Rolex Everest Expedition, which installed one of the highest Automatic Weather Stations in the world. Unlike his grandfather, he is not a mountaineer, but a scientist, namely, a glaciologist at ICIMOD, with extensive experience conducting glaciohydrological expeditions and geophysical surveys across Nepal, whose research concentrates mostly in understanding the dynamics of glaciers in the Hindu Kush Himalayan Region as well as their evolution with the changing climate and how these changes could impact people living in mountain regions, specifically in the context of glacial hazards.
Learn about how glaciers and glacial lakes move in the Himalayas Region and how through movement they sculpt our landscape and act as indicators of climate change and global warming. In this episode, Tenzing warns us about the seriousness of ice melting in the Himalayas and shares how he bounds science and the sense of spiritual connection of the Sherpa Community to prevent and adapt to the challenges exposed by powerful potential environmental catastrophes.
LINKS & INFO: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tenzing-chogyal-sherpa-04b36bb7 Documentary Film Kancha Sherpa: https://lastofthefirst.net Kanchha Foundation: https://kanchhafoundation.org
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Gardens: All that Movement! an interview with Louis Benech.
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01/05/24 • 64 min
Gardens are all about movement, and in this episode, Louis Benech, France’s greatest living landscape designer, tells us why. Known for creating long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing gardens, where contemporary architectural settings, historic sites, and natural environments merge, Louis Benech has created together with his team, over 400 garden and park projects, both private and public, stretching from Korea to Panama, Peru, Canada, the United States, Portugal, Greece, and Morocco. His long list of clients includes the late Yves Saint Laurent and most recently Diane von Furstenberg among many international organizations such as Hermès, Axa and Suez.
What have gardens taught this man of artistry and strong spirit about life and death? We invite you to a fascinating conversation about light, symmetry, balance, and the people he sees in his imaginary before creating one. Sit for an hour with a man of depth, to talk about his love for trees, plants, dancing sculptures in Versailles and why gardens shall not be considering a luxury, but rather a necessity in terms of well- being.
Also, in this episode, world recognized author Andrea Wulf, accompanies us with her voice on a trip back in time to George Washington’s Garden, Mount Vernon, as she reads some excerpts of her book the “Founding Gardeners”, a book where the lives of Washington, Jefferson, Madison, and Adams are viewed from their perspective as gardeners, farmers, and plantsmen, and how their believe in greatness helped them project the land of liberty they imagined.
LINKS & INFO: www.louisbenech.com https://www.louisbenech.com/map?from=homehttps://www.louisbenech.com/publications/livres https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/ad100-louis-benech https://www.dn.no/d2/hage/design/louis-benech/versailles/solkongens-gartner/1-1-5435735 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJOi1-bkiag https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZOjSMev9rI
Andrea Wulf https://www.andreawulf.com
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Music’s Motion and Emotions, its Narrative and its Interpretation, an interview with Kerem Hasan.
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12/29/23 • 66 min
His understanding of Classical music is genuine and vigorously mesmerizing. Immerse yourself in the musical world of the orchestral director of the Tiroler Symphonieorchester Innsbruck, Maestro Kerem Hasan, one of today’s most exciting young British conductors. Bestowed with fine intellect, magnificent talent, and passionate sensitivity he will guide you with the elegancy and precision of his baton on how movement and imaginary can elevate an orchestra to higher levels. He’ll talk about the German-Austrian tradition, Opera, Crossovers, and the drive, and authenticity needed to conduct masterfully equipped musicians of grand orchestras.
Experience Brahms, Gustav Mahler, the grand pianist Maurizio Pollini, and Dutch Conductor Bernard Haitink through his eyes and join him on the Podium to talk about classical music’s narrative, its decoding, and the role of mystery, persuasion, chemistry, gestures, and silence when interpreting and transmitting the composer’s message.
LINKS & INFO: https://www.keremhasan.com https://www.eno.org/artists/kerem-hasan/ Instagram: @keremhasan_
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12/15/23 • 50 min
Whether from a religious, theological, philosophical, cultural, or a scientific perspective, the view of unity based on the commonality of the divine nature within and shared by all human beings is echoing a universal awareness. In this episode Rev. Barbara A. Holmes, addresses Western cultural complexities of “race” and ethnicity through the lenses of physics and cosmology and the barriers constructed by modern culture that prevent us from understanding and speaking a language of unity. She reminds us how movement is not antithetical of contemplation but rather an evoking force of motion. In this episode you will learn about public theology, the despair sang of the Blues, the significance of the improvisational and spontaneous character of jazz, and its secular insubordination. We invite you to listen her talk about the importance of elderly wisdom and the relevance of storytelling on individual and collective identity, as well as the role of Africanism in today’s life cultural and artistic expressions and how dance bounds us all with the cosmic.
Barbara A. Holmes is a spiritual teacher, activist, and scholar focused on African American spirituality, mysticism, cosmology, and culture. She is President Emerita of United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities, served as Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of Memphis Theological Seminary and was ordained in the Latter Rain Apostolic Holiness Church in Dallas, Texas as well as by the Disciples of Christ Christian Church.
LINKS & INFO: Barbara A. Holmes: https://www.drbarbaraholmes.com/bio 12-Minute Meditation with Dr. Barbara Holmes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGU8QusRjD0 Experiencing God in the Thin Places with Barbara Holmes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVkXNjj7YNI The Cosmic We — Podcast Series by Barbara Holmes: https://cac.org/podcast/the-cosmic-we Crisis Contemplation: https://www.drbarbaraholmes.com/books
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10/25/23 • 113 min
Rabbi Rami Shapiro received rabbinical ordination from the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. He is author of more than thirty-six books on religion and spirituality and currently co-directs the One River Foundation. He was the founding rabbi of Temple Beth Or in Miami, Florida and senior rabbi of Metivta, a center for contemplative Judaism in Los Angeles, CA. An award-winning poet, Rabbi Rami is also a liturgist, and essayist, whose prayers are included in worship services across the denominational spectrum of American congregations and a recipient of the Huston Smith Award for Interfaith Education and Service from the Board of Directors of the Order of Universal Interfaith.
In a deep and wise conversation, Rabbi Rami talks about different moving exchanges with mystics of different religions, the meaning of friendship, the Divine Mother, and the beauty of silence. Blessed with the gift of the gab, Rabbi Rami enchantingly and brightly speaks about the meaning of swaying during prayer, the meditative-like state produced by whirling and how when we move, we vibrate with the universe. Join the author of “Judaism without tribalism”, widely known as Rabbi Rami in a powerful conversation on breaking free and awakening into aliveness.
Episoden-Cover: Movement Cover in Dropbox File LINKS & INFO: http://rabbirami.com http://www.jewishlights.com/page/category/rami_shapiro https://www.spiritualityhealth.com/authors/rabbi-rami-shapiro https://www.spiritualityandpractice.com/explorations/teachers/view/119/rami-shapiro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIhzbvBjTYQ (THE KISS OF GOD PART 4) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rabbirami/
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11/24/23 • 83 min
Clear, angelical, and powerful. That is the sound of Marina Viotti’s voice. A woman of remarkable presence in stage, seductive and captivating, owner of an inherent talent which she combines with discipline and excellent technique. Jump with us into a fantastic voyage from the dramatic to the lyrical, while we listen to her talk about the energy that draws her closer to her audience, how she builds repertoires, her sense of humor and her love for her family. Like that of a siren, her chant will lure you to explore into deeper levels.
Meet mezzosoprano Marina Viotti, recognized in 2019 as “Best Young Singer of the year” at the prestigious International Opera Awards in London and navigate with her through the waters of her colorful and versatile vocal range as we chat about kings, gods, goddess, cyclopes, and vagabonds, the world of Opera, her tribute to Pauline Viardot, the romanticism of the guitar, jazz’s improvisation, and about performance, classical music, metal and crossover.
Visit: www.marinaviotti.com Instagram: @marinaviottimezzo YouTube: Marina V. aparte.lnk.to Digital Concert: Marina Viotti & Gabriel Bianco – ¿Porque Existe Otro Querer? Spotify: “A Tribute to Pauline Viardot” (Marina Viotti, Le Talents Lyriques, Christophe Rousset) Book: Et si le monde était un opéra ?
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The Sound of Color, an interview with Prof. Karen Schloss
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09/23/23 • 62 min
"The violins, the deep tones of the basses, and especially the wind instruments at that time embodied for me all the power of that pre-nocturnal hour. I saw all my colors in my mind; they stood before my eyes. Wild, almost crazy lines were sketched in front of me” wrote Kandinsky after hearing Wagner’s Lohengrin, a moment that changed his life and pushed him to desist from a promising career as a lawyer to become a Master of Modern Art. Believed to be a synesthete, Kandinsky might have experienced sound in the form of color, shape, and movement. Prof. Karen Schloss, a faculty member at University of Wisconsin–Madison is part of a group of scientists who conducted a series of studies that confirmed what we already sense but did not have scientific proof of: whereas caused or not by synesthesia, when we listen to music, people’s emotional response can be translated into colors. Dare to accompany us in a knowledgeable interview by a committed researcher, who has devoted her professional life into studying color. Hear about her amazing findings regarding color concept association and color preference to understand how color influences our judgment and behavior. A passionate and lucid scientist, Karen Schloss’s knowledge on color mesmerizes and turns the path of discovery into an exciting venture.
Schloss Visual Reasoning Lab: schlosslab.discovery.wisc.edu
Links to supporting the Department of Psychology and the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery (WID):
psych.wisc.edu/alumni-friends/give
Grammophon Jazz Band is a well-known jazz band, celebrated by sophisticated audiences in cities like Berlin, Hamburg and München. Their new CD is available: https://www.grammophon-jazzband.de/shop.html
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Trailer Season 2 (Movement)
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09/28/23 • 6 min
We migrate, we sing, we listen to music, we dream, we move, nature moves. Everything moves. Movement is everything and everywhere.
Based on their professional and personal experiences each of our fourteen fascinating guests offers you the opportunity to meet and engage in a road of discovery and self- reflection.
Be it through history, in outer space, in a garden, on the podium, or inside the brain, and whether on a physical, an intellectual and/or a spiritual level, each of the interviews in this season make up for a fantastic constellation of perspectives intertwined by nature and communalities that bound us by the same common thread: movement.
Dare to move, dare to be moved, perhaps even to tears. Join us on the search for a multidisciplinary multidimensional answer, that will invite you to relearn and rethink your own perspective.
THIS SEASON’S GUESTS: President of the Migration Policy Center, Andrew Selee; World recognized neurosurgeon, Prof. Peter Vajkoczy; Best seller author and Professor of Religious Studies, Rabbi Rami Shapiro; Acclaimed poet and author Jennifer Clement, President Em. PEN International; Prima Ballerina Staatsballet Berlin, Elisa Carrillo Cabrera; Cognitive Psychologist Dr. Peter Lovatt, better known as Doctor Dance; former NASA Astronaut, José M. Hernández; Theologian, cosmologist and author, Rev. Bárbara A. Holmes; Rising Star, Mezzo Soprano, Marina Viotti; Orchestral Director of the Tiroler Symphonieorchesters Innsbruck, Kerem Hasan; France’s most revered landscaper Louis Benech with reading intervention of Historian and Author Andrea Wulff; Professor of the History of Political Thought at Cambridge University, Prof. Richard Bourke with cohosting and interventions by Prof. Swen Hutter- Lichtenberg Professor in Political Sociology at the Freie University Berlin and Director of the Center of Civil Society Research; Cellist and Assistant Conductor to Sir Mark Elder for the Halle Orchestra in Manchester and Music Director for the Hallé Youth Orchestra, Euan Shields; Glaciologist at ICIMOD and researcher from the glaciology team in the National Geographic and Rolex Everest Expedition Tenzing Tenzing Chogyal Sherpa.
CREDITS:
Writer: Cecilia Ponce Rivera Direction: Cecilia Ponce Rivera Podcast Production: Michael Viol Voices: Paul HG; Melissa Holroyd; Voice Talents Berlin
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09/22/23 • 63 min
A body and environmental detector that translates heat into an explosion of colors, giant stick-figure puppets, a river of fluid letters, voices recorded and translated into beautiful color shades, monumental chandeliers imitating the sun’s temperature, a bridge connected by lights and thousands of heartbeats forming valleys upside-down dazzling in the dark: his immerse installations are pure science fiction.
A strong sense of literacy in his use of LED lights, robotics, computerized surveillance and telematic networks translated into a restrained use of color, leaves no doubt for the viewer: Rafael, Lozano-Hemmer is by no means a techno optimistic. Known for avoiding excesses such as “architeinment”, that tend to jeopardize cities’ individual character through homogenizing forces, truth is, this artist longs for two sorts of color-light effects: the one which places the spectator somewhere between cathartic playfulness and awareness, and that produced violently either by men or by nature. Meet Mexican-Canadian scientist and artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer at the crossroads between architecture and artistic expression, in a rendezvous that will summon you to witness the explosive affair between art and science, an encounter in which, the presence of technology will indeed, be inevitable.
Shownotes:
Website Rafael Lozano-Hemmer: https://www.lozano-hemmer.com
Border Tuner https://www.bordertuner.net
A crack in the hourglass. A memorial for the victims of COVID-19 https://memorialcovid-lozano-hemmer.web.app/?lang=en
Crystal Bridges – Museum of American Art https://crystalbridges.org/calendar/listening-forest-rafael-lozano-hemmer/
Images of some pieces: https://www.lozano-hemmer.com/showimageemb.php?proj=bordertuner_sintonizadorfronterizo&img=usamexico2019&idproj=336&type=artwork&id=1
Atmospheric Memory exhibition in Sydney https://powerhouse.com.au/program/atmospheric-memory
https://www.fluoro.life/2023/08/atmospheric-memory-rafael-lozanohemmer/
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02/16/24 • 123 min
A superb closing episode for the series Movement that revolves on social movements and its analysis from a social as well as a historic perspective, cohosted by Prof. Swen Hutter, Lichtenberg Professor for Sociology at the Freie Universität and the WZB Social Science Center in Berlin.
What is Democracy today, and why the French Revolution such a pivotal point in History? How did religious movements evolve into social movements; Why are we witnessing strong polarization in the world of politics nowadays, and the revival of models of thought in the form of populist nationalism, that we thought to be terminally ill? Our guest, Prof. Bourke, Professor of the History of Political Thought at the University of Cambridge, and a Fellow of King ́s College of Cambridge, whose work focuses on the history of political thought, particularly on the political ideas of the enlightenment and its aftermath, helps us understand these and other inquires, while he brilliantly exposes parallels and differences of today’s social movements and events back in history.
In addition, the also Co-Director of the Cambridge Centre for Political Thought, expert on ancient philosophy and political theory in the 19th and 20th centuries, introduces us to Edmund Burke and his vision on the French Revolution, Kant’s revolutionizing ideas in regards of the making of identity and self-consciousness as well as Hegel’s vision on History and its relevance regarding our contemporary society.
Violence, poverty, inequality, the Climate Movement, and its difficulties to achieve its goals, the idea of the self and its exploration, as well as personal identity and individual agency back in the 18th and 19th Centuries vs. the concept of the self in today’s political struggles, all of these and more awaits you in this season’s remarkable an exciting final episode of See See by Ceci’s second season "Movement”!
*Prof. Richard Bourke is also A Fellow of the British Academy and of the Royal Historical Society. Honored with awards such as the István Hont Memorial Book Prize in Intellectual History, Prof. Bourke’s publications range from nationalism and conservatism to political judgement and popular sovereignty, including Irish modern history, the philosophy of history since Kant and the history of democracy. These publications comprise numerous articles and books such as “Peace in Ireland: the war of ideas”; “The Princeton History of Modern Ireland”; “Empire and revolution: the political thought of Edmund Burke”; and his most recent work “Hegel’s World Revolutions”.
LINKS & INFO: https://www.hist.cam.ac.uk/people/prof-richard-bourke https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/9780691250182/hegels-world-revolutions https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/fellows/richard-bourke-FBA/
This episode is cohosted by Prof. Swen Hutter, Director of the Center for Civil Society Research and Lichtenberg Professor in Political Sociology at Freie Universität Berlin
https://www.wzb.eu/en/persons/swen-hutter
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How many episodes does See See by Ceci have?
See See by Ceci currently has 47 episodes available.
What topics does See See by Ceci cover?
The podcast is about Identity, Culture, Society & Culture, Personal Growth, Creativity, Emotional Intelligence, Storytelling, Podcasts, Science, Reflection and Mindfulness.
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The episode title 'Movement on the Podium: Diversity and Inclusion, an interview with Euan Shields.' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on See See by Ceci?
The average episode length on See See by Ceci is 56 minutes.
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Episodes of See See by Ceci are typically released every 7 days.
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The first episode of See See by Ceci was released on Sep 14, 2023.
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