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On this episode of the Harvest Series, host Rose Claverie sits down with explorer and Blue Zones creator Dan Buettner to explore what really helps people live longer, healthier lives. After decades studying the world’s longest-living populations, Dan argues that longevity is less about supplements, discipline, or biohacking and more about environment, social connection, movement, purpose, and community.

The conversation explores modern society, processed food, loneliness, urban design, capitalism, faith, friendship, happiness, and aging. Dan explains why healthy environments shape healthy behavior more effectively than willpower ever can and why governments and cities play a major role in public health outcomes. The episode also examines purpose, family, meaningful relationships, and how modern life quietly disconnects humans from the conditions they evolved for.

Dan also reflects on parenting, legacy, curiosity, and his future work redesigning cities around Blue Zone principles. This is a conversation about longevity, but also about creating lives that feel more connected, meaningful, and human.

Chapters00:00 Introduction to Dan Buettner

00:52 Imagination and exploration

02:02 Why modern life is going in the wrong direction

03:20 The lessons of the Blue Zones

04:16 Stop changing behavior, change environment

05:05 Neighborhoods and life expectancy

06:24 Can governments create new Blue Zones?

07:55 Food systems, capitalism, and responsibility

10:13 Government policy and public health

11:09 Faith, friendship, and longevity

13:31 Freedom, discipline, and social structures

14:50 Governments, health, and regulation

16:51 Food or friendship: what matters more?

17:25 Reflections on Shaka Senghor

19:28 George Plimpton and changing his life

20:35 Feeling different and curiosity

21:08 Visiting the Blue Zones

22:39 Living in Ikaria

23:14 Wine, pleasure, and joy in longevity

25:18 Plant medicine and altered states

25:43 The secret to healthy skin

26:21 AI and the future of longevity

27:15 Aging, happiness, and emotional wellbeing

28:01 What creates a “dark zone”?

28:38 Legacy and raising children

29:48 How to end things gracefully

30:15 Beau Lotto’s question about action

31:05 Purpose, values, and meaning

32:47 Curating your social circle

34:01 Why people don’t act on good advice

35:35 Question for Michael Pollan

36:11 New Blue Zones and future projects

37:04 Designing healthier cities

37:32 Closing reflections

This season of the Harvest Series podcast is made possible by Spark of Light. To learn more, visit: https://sparkofsouls.com/

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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On this episode of the Harvest Series, host Rose Claverie sits down with neuroscientist and perception researcher Beau Lotto to explore how the brain constructs reality. Rather than simply observing the world, Beau argues that humans actively create meaning through perception shaped by evolution, emotion, memory, and social experience.

The conversation explores anxiety, stress, uncertainty, social belonging, resilience, and why humans are biologically wired toward threat detection. Beau explains how perception influences behavior, why accountability matters, and why modern education systems often reward certainty while suppressing curiosity and experimentation. Through neuroscience and practical examples, he challenges the idea that people truly see reality objectively.

The episode also focuses heavily on growth, parenting, leadership, and creativity. Beau shares powerful stories about raising children, encouraging curiosity, creating environments for discovery, and helping people embrace uncertainty rather than fear it. This is a conversation about perception, adaptation, and learning how to navigate an unpredictable world with courage and openness.

To know more about Beau Lotto and his work : www.be.evolvabel.me

Chapters00:00 Introduction to Beau Lotto

01:07 Perception as imagination

01:28 Anxiety and imagined threats

02:15 Holding multiple realities at once

03:02 Sensations, emotions, and perception

04:30 Hormones, stress, and cortisol

05:16 Why humans focus on negativity

06:29 Social exclusion as a modern threat

08:29 How perception shapes behavior

09:15 Reducing stress vs reducing its source

10:26 Preparing how you enter each moment

11:57 The brain as a practice system

13:20 Emotional contagion and relationships

15:05 Why conflict is necessary for learning

17:33 Growth vs true understanding

19:52 Why education rewards certainty

20:47 Travel, identity, and perspective

22:14 Why life has always been uncertain

24:23 Subjective feelings vs objective reality

25:29 Raising resilient children

27:51 AI, rapid change, and the future of education

31:05 Awareness, action, and accountability

35:24 Harvest reflections and imagination

38:11 Adding energy vs consuming energy

39:10 Beau Lotto’s mother and childhood curiosity

42:12 Happiness vs meaningful living

44:12 The bee experiments and child scientists

49:00 Question for Dan Buettner

50:33 Why accountability matters

51:06 The importance of doubt

52:13 How to deal with endings

53:39 Love, uncertainty, and parenting

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord

This season of the Harvest Series podcast is made possible by Spark of Light. To learn more, visit: https://sparkofsouls.com/

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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The Harvest Series podcast, hosted by Rose Claverie, welcomes theoretical physicist and cosmologist Janna Levin for a conversation on black holes, imagination, mortality, and the limits of human understanding. Recorded during Harvest, this episode explores how science and wonder coexist at the edge of the known universe.

Levin reflects on black holes, gravitational waves, infinity, and why scientists must become comfortable with uncertainty. Moving between philosophy, cosmology, death, and human meaning, the conversation reveals science not as cold certainty, but as an ongoing relationship with mystery.

What happens when the deeper we look into the universe, the less certain we become about ourselves?

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Chapters00:00 – Introduction to Janna Levin

01:05 – Why science needs imagination

02:03 – Einstein and thought experiments

03:06 – Conversations and contradictions at Harvest

05:10 – Parents, risk, and unconventional paths

06:06 – What black holes really are

08:24 – Why black holes fascinate us

09:06 – Infinity and the shape of the universe

11:02 – Why scientists say “I don’t know”

12:34 – Women in science and identity

13:06 – Does the universe have a sound?

14:28 – What humans are actually made of

14:59 – What happened before the Big Bang?

16:04 – Space race, SpaceX, and geopolitics

19:54 – Seeing Earth as one planet

20:47 – From philosophy to physics

22:01 – Science, spirituality, and meaning

23:54 – Death, nature, and continuity

25:25 – Ordinary life and cosmic thinking

26:19 – Legacy and curiosity

27:11 – How to deal with endings

28:18 – When will the universe end?

29:14 – Music on the moon

30:10 – Children, bees, and scientific discovery

30:49 – Living at the edge of comprehension

31:21 – Closing reflections

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord

This season of the Harvest Series podcast is made possible by Spark of Light. To learn more, visit: https://sparkofsouls.com/

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On this episode of the Harvest Series, host Rose Claverie sits down with Shaka Senghor for a deeply personal conversation about survival, transformation, and imagination. After spending 19 years in prison, including years in solitary confinement, Shaka rebuilt his life through storytelling, philosophy, meditation, and writing. His journey raises difficult questions about justice, trauma, violence, and redemption.

Shaka reflects on growing up in Detroit during the crack epidemic, surviving gun violence, and the emotional weight of incarceration in America. He speaks candidly about shame, masculinity, systemic racism, forgiveness, and what it means to heal without denying responsibility for the past. The discussion moves beyond prison reform into something much more human: how people rebuild themselves after devastation.

The episode also explores creativity and ambition. Shaka explains why imagination became essential to his survival, how writing transformed his understanding of himself, and why he now wants to focus on fiction, film, and art rather than only being viewed through the lens of incarceration. This is a conversation about resilience, identity, and refusing to live a small life.

Chapters00:00 Introduction to Shaka Senghor

01:18 Imagination as survival

02:08 Solitary confinement and mental freedom

04:12 Reflections from Harvest

05:27 Childhood abuse and running away

06:14 Detroit, crack cocaine, and violence

06:39 The shooting and prison sentence

07:38 Trauma, PTSD, and accountability

09:02 Receiving a 17-to-40-year sentence

09:58 Mentors and transformation in prison

11:00 Meditation, journaling, and mindfulness

12:11 Malcolm X and self-education

13:17 Discovering writing in prison

15:13 Radical honesty and self-examination

17:20 Ambition, imagination, and dreaming bigger

19:57 How parole and release worked

21:51 Spirituality and questioning God

24:14 Forgiveness and healing with his mother

27:20 Breaking cycles of violence

30:03 What prisons ask him most often

32:02 Rich and poor people are more alike than different

35:19 Forgiveness as liberation

37:48 Masculinity and modern culture

39:27 Parenting, resilience, and overprotection

41:12 Wanting to move beyond prison identity

43:12 Returning to fiction and screenwriting

45:03 Legacy and resilience

47:25 Intentional endings and closure

49:03 What writing taught him about himself

52:20 Question for the next Harvest guest

52:58 Final reflections

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Producer in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi & team
• Music by: Chambord

This season of the Harvest Series podcast is made possible by Spark of Light. To learn more, visit https://sparkofsouls.com/.

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In this episode of the Harvest Series, Rose Claverie speaks with Michael Pollan about consciousness, imagination, plants, and the future of human attention. Recorded during Harvest, the conversation moves from food and psychedelics to technology, spirituality, and the hidden ways modern life shapes awareness.

Pollan reflects on ego dissolution, immersive journalism, plant intelligence, and why he believes consciousness itself is under threat from social media and AI. A thoughtful exploration of what it means to remain awake, present, and emotionally connected in the modern world.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

To know more about Michael Pollan and A World Appears

Chapters00:00 – Introduction to Michael Pollan

00:57 – What imagination really is

01:54 – Imagination, empathy, and theory of mind

02:22 – Shaka Senghor and imagination as liberation

03:17 – From gardening to consciousness

04:09 – Plants, desire, and co-evolution

05:26 – Defining consciousness

06:11 – What it’s like to be a bat

07:03 – Plant awareness and sentience

09:02 – Consciousness and spirituality

09:40 – Immersive journalism and owning a cow

11:58 – Participatory journalism

13:28 – Psychedelics and fear of death

14:20 – First psychedelic experiences later in life

14:55 – Psychedelics and emotional openness

15:41 – Ego dissolution explained

17:16 – Spirituality and merging beyond the self

18:02 – Bach, music, and transcendence

19:06 – Social media, AI, and consciousness

20:33 – Consciousness hygiene

22:00 – Are animals more conscious than us?

22:31 – What’s next: the microbiome

23:53 – Teachers and people who shaped his life

25:09 – Rapid fire questions

26:18 – Funniest psychedelic moment

28:08 – Frightening psychedelic experiences

29:18 – Safe first steps into psychedelics

31:01 – Legacy and changing minds

32:19 – Why endings matter

35:06 – Can plants teach us health?

36:00 – A question for Shaka Senghor

37:09 – Closing reflections

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord

This season of the Harvest Series podcast is made possible by Spark of Light. To learn more, visit: https://sparkofsouls.com/

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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In this episode of the Harvest Series, Rose Claverie speaks with Nikki Bergen bout pelvic health — a topic often overlooked, misunderstood, or quietly endured by many. Recorded in Kaplankaya, the conversation explores why symptoms are frequently normalised, how stress and trauma shape the pelvic floor, and why education around body literacy is still missing.

Together, they unpack the myths around Kegels, the difference between tight and weak pelvic floors, and how shame and silence can delay care. The episode also reflects on aging, independence, sexuality, and the importance of restoring dignity and understanding to this essential aspect of health.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates and follow our guest Nikki.

Chapters

00:00 – Welcome to Harvest

00:30 – Why pelvic health is misunderstood

01:55 – Common symptoms women normalize

03:20 – Why “just do Kegels” is misleading

05:10 – Tight vs weak pelvic floors

07:00 – Stress, trauma, and the nervous system

09:30 – Shame and delayed care

12:05 – Aging, independence, and dignity

14:40 – Pelvic health and sexuality

17:10 – What body literacy really means

19:30 – Why this education is missing

21:45 – Men and pelvic health

24:10 – Closing reflections

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series

Credits:

1. Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
2. Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
3. Music by: Chambord

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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In this episode of the Harvest Series, Rose Claverie speaks with Schuyler Grant and Jeff Krasno about what it takes to grow together over decades. Recorded in Kaplankaya, the conversation explores love beyond romance, commitment beyond sacrifice, and parenting through emotional safety.

They reflect on power, money, vulnerability, and the courage to let each other evolve. A rare, honest look at long-term partnership without idealisation.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates, and follow our guests Jeff and Schuyler.

Chapters00:00 – Opening and introduction

01:41 – Creating, healing, and evolving together

03:15 – Traveling as a couple again

05:13 – Parenthood and identity shifts

06:36 – Letting go and trust

07:22 – Movement, breath, and embodiment

08:26 – Community as the heart of wellness

10:17 – The birth of Wanderlust

12:07 – Engineering containers for connection

13:37 – Wellness, scale, and commodification

15:11 – Why connection can’t be engineered

16:00 – Business roles and shared values

17:20 – Money, power, and partnership

19:52 – Feminine and masculine dynamics

20:34 – “Multiple marriages” with one person

22:21 – Lover and beloved dynamics

24:41 – Parenthood and vulnerability

27:23 – Losing intimacy and finding stability

28:58 – Love without neediness

30:12 – Commitment as liberation

31:14 – Vulnerability, aging, and dependence

34:15 – Impermanence of self and relationship

37:20 – Letting partners evolve freely

39:33 – Coherence, safety, and family

41:27 – Creating safety for children

45:49 – Breaking generational cycles

47:02 – Power, money, and independence

52:05 – Values over attraction

53:09 – Monogamy, freedom, and choice

55:14 – Repair, rupture, and resilience

56:03 – Pride, growth, and admiration

01:00:01 – Parenting, safety, and trust

01:02:00 – Closing reflections

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

1. Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
2. Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
3. Music by: Chambord

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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In this episode of the Harvest Series, Rose Claverie speaks with Chloé Macintosh about courage, intimacy, and the intelligence of the heart. Recorded by the sea during Harvest, the conversation explores pleasure as a healing force and the role of embodied practice in emotional wellbeing.

Chloé Macintosh shares how trauma shapes attachment, why we fear vulnerability, and how healing happens through relationship rather than isolation. A powerful invitation to reconnect with life through the body and the heart.

PS : Chloe is kindly offering a 50% discount on her app, Kama. Follow the link

Chapters00:00 – Welcome to Harvest

00:29 – Shame, disconnection, and intimacy

01:08 – Courage and authenticity

02:18 – Pleasure as a pathway to wellbeing

03:00 – Why pleasure feels blocked

03:40 – Trauma, numbness, and the senses

04:03 – Courage as an open heart

05:12 – Why we don’t practice with the heart

06:00 – Heart intelligence and coherence

06:52 – The heart before the mind

07:35 – Emotional signals and awareness

08:12 – Why the heart is hard to access

09:14 – Awareness as embodied intelligence

10:09 – The heart beyond symbols

11:02 – Fear, pain, and emotional avoidance

12:02 – Healing wounds through practice

13:14 – Childhood heartbreak and attachment

14:29 – Separation and emotional safety

15:34 – Repeating patterns in relationships

16:00 – Healing in relationship, not isolation

17:01 – Communication, triggers, and transparency

18:32 – Vulnerability and desire

19:06 – Intimacy, miscommunication, and distance

20:29 – Pleasure, thoughts, and the body

21:47 – From pleasure to heart work

22:27 – Depression and aliveness

23:10 – Sexual energy and embodiment

24:36 – Dissociation and numbness

25:15 – Re-centering and grounding

26:10 – Layering pleasure and heart work

27:05 – Creating practical methods

28:33 – Trauma, trust, and safety

30:13 – Receptivity as self-love

31:05 – Practice as devotion

32:11 – Everyday rituals and awareness

33:27 – Intention, water, and presence

34:06 – Intimacy with life

35:08 – Personal breakthrough with the heart

36:31 – Trauma, shutdown, and safety

37:00 – Reopening the heart through service

38:55 – Healing others through relationship

40:13 – Closing reflections

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

1. Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
2. Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
3. Music by: Chambord

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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This episode marks Rose Claverie’s conversation with Sunny Bates for the Harvest Series.

Recorded at Harvest in Kaplankaya, they come together to explore a question that feels increasingly urgent in our modern world: what does real connection truly mean?

In this thoughtful and expansive dialogue, Sunny Bates challenges transactional networking and reframes connection as an act of generosity, curiosity, and courage. Reflecting on community, asking, and vulnerability, this episode is a powerful reminder that human connection remains one of our most essential tools.

Chapters00:00 – Welcome to Harvest

00:29 – What makes a connection extraordinary

01:14 – Sunny Bates’ work and background

01:53 – Networking without discomfort

02:30 – Shyness, asking, and vulnerability

03:48 – Becoming a connector from childhood

05:12 – Why people fear uncomfortable personalities

06:00 – Giving generously and transformation

06:10 – How travel reshaped connection

07:31 – Networks, generosity, and ripple effects

08:25 – Introverts, extroverts, and curiosity

09:29 – Managing energy and meaningful interactions

10:39 – Hiring, trust, and deep evaluation

12:08 – Approaching busy or guarded people

13:53 – When connection becomes transactional

15:02 – Personal mission and alignment

16:05 – Rejection, fear, and asking again

17:25 – Phones, avoidance, and modern disconnection

18:46 – Advising TED and building communities

20:26 – Sustaining engaged communities

22:02 – Connection as political resistance

24:14 – Regretful connections and responsibility

28:24 – Courage, motherhood, and career risk

32:14 – The courage to ask

32:54 – Closing reflections

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

1. Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
2. Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
3. Music by: Chambord

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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This episode marks Rose Claverie’s second conversation with Satish Kumar for the Harvest series.

Following their first interview on courage, they reunite to explore a question that feels especially meaningful at the beginning of a new year: how can we live a simpler life?

In this gentle and deeply inspiring dialogue, Satish Kumar shares his timeless wisdom on simplicity, inner clarity, and living in alignment with what truly matters, a beautiful way to open the year with intention and perspective.

The official website for the Satish Kumar Foundation, the charity set up to continue Satish Kumar’s legacy and support initiatives like Schumacher College.

Chapters00:00 – Welcome to Harvest

00:29 – Why simplicity matters today

01:50 – Living in a world of inequality

02:30 – Time, possessions, and lost joy

03:40 – Cities, speed, and the coffee example

05:00 – “I am the CEO of my life”

06:35 – Elegant Simplicity and real wealth

07:35 – Sustainability and nature’s economy

09:25 – Abundance vs greed

10:50 – The BUD principle: Beautiful, Useful, Durable

12:00 – Contentment and sufficiency

13:55 – Climate change and root causes

15:50 – Why change must come from citizens

17:50 – Education of head, heart, and hands

21:55 – We are nature, not separate from it

23:15 – Closing reflections

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

1. Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
2. Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
3. Music by: Chambord
4. Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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The Harvest Series podcast, hosted by Rose Claverie, welcomes award-winning composer and music supervisor Justin Levine for a very special conversation that unfolds as much through sound as through words. Recorded in nature during Harvest, this episode blends music, reflection, and creative honesty.

Levine shares how creativity should exist beyond productivity, why vulnerability is essential in collaboration, and how major works like Moulin Rouge! are built through trust, humility, and collective vision. He also reflects on courage, leadership, and learning to let creativity exist without judgment.

What happens when we stop asking creativity to justify itself and allow it to simply be part of how we live?

Chapters00:00 – Welcome to Harvest

01:05 – Music as conversation, not performance

03:40 – Teaching creativity for its own sake

05:10 – Starting without talent or permission

06:30 – Growing up self-taught in a musical home

08:40 – Discovering music as a profession

10:15 – What a music director actually does

14:20 – Orchestrating Moulin Rouge!

18:15 – Collaboration, ego, and leadership

21:00 – Adapting iconic works for Broadway

26:35 – Violence, music, and emotional impact

32:40 – Courage, vulnerability, and creative trust

36:20 – Closing reflections and music

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

1. Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
2. Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
3. Music by: Chambord

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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In this Harvest Series episode hosted by Rose Claverie, multidisciplinary artist Cosmo Gonik shares how music, movement and spirituality meet in his life. From barefoot ecstatic dance floors in Bali and Paris to tarot sessions rooted in Jodorowsky’s lineage, Cosmo opens up about art as a healing practice. Recorded at Harvest in Kaplankaya, it’s a conversation about courage, creativity and trusting your body.

Cosmo's playlist (Cuarto Mundo)

Chapters:

1. 00:01:58 – Mission: make people dance sober at Harvest
2. 00:02:23 – Barefoot, no phones, no alcohol: the ecstatic container
3. 00:02:57 – We only learned to dance drunk in discos
4. 00:03:24 – Discovering ecstatic dance in Bali
5. 00:03:38 – Why being a dancer in life matters
6. 00:03:53 – Warming up shy beginners with theatre exercises
7. 00:04:22 – Dancing with yourself, eyes closed, without judgment
8. 00:05:12 – Designing the musical script: build, climax, landing

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

1. Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
2. Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
3. Music by: Chambord

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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Entrepreneur, ocean advocate, and co-founder of Aqua-Spark, Amy Novogratz joins Rose Claverie for a deeply moving conversation about the future of food, the health of our oceans, and the courage it takes to rebuild a life after crisis. A pioneer in sustainable aquaculture, Amy has spent the last decade championing innovation, restoring marine ecosystems, and reshaping how the world thinks about protein — all born from a profound love for the sea.

In this episode, Amy shares how a transformative expedition to the Galápagos set the course for her life’s mission, how she and her husband built the world’s first global sustainable aquaculture fund, and how a sudden brain tumor forced her to confront vulnerability, resilience, and the meaning of purpose. This is a story about devotion — to the planet, to partnership, and to the possibility of a better food system.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Chapters

0:00 Welcome to the Harvest Series

0:40 Introducing Amy Novogratz: Entrepreneur, Ocean Advocate

2:00 The Future of Food: Why Aquaculture Matters

3:25 Rewriting the Reputation of Fish Farming

5:10 Conservation, Innovation & the Turning Point for Aquaculture

7:00 Good Aquaculture, Bad Aquaculture & What Actually Matters

9:20 Inside a Modern Fish Farm: Volcanic Rock, Geothermal Energy & Arctic Char

12:00 Tech in the Water: Sensors, Hydroacoustics & Disease Prevention

14:20 Microbial Ingredients, Immunity & the Next Frontier of Fish Feed

16:00 Traceability, Data & the Aquaculture Revolution

18:00 Investors, Impact Capital & Building a First-of-Its-Kind Fund

21:00 The Ocean as an Underfunded Ecosystem

23:00 Climate Change, Warming Seas & the Urgency of New Protein Systems

25:30 A Law for the Ocean: Protecting 30% by 2030

26:10 Falling in Love with the Ocean: From Pleasure to Purpose

28:30 Meeting Her Husband on a Galápagos Expedition

30:00 The Brain Tumor: Diagnosis, Surgery & the Fight to Recover

33:00 Building While Healing: Purpose as Lifeline

34:50 Courage, Determination & Choosing Life

36:00 Sustainability Isn’t Complicated: Common Sense Solutions

38:00 How to Choose Fish: Apps, Ratings & Talking to Your Fishmonger

40:00 Where to Find Amy & Aqua-Spark

41:00 Closing Reflections: Food, Oceans & the Future

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Credits

Sound editing: @lesbellesfrequences

Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi

Music: Chambord

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners.

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen & Roman Carel

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Dancer and healer Gil, from Amenti, joins Rose Claverie for a raw and revelatory conversation about trauma, transformation, and the wisdom of the body. Raised in a strict religious environment and navigating life-altering psychosis, Amenti forged a healing path through movement, eventually creating a method that blends dance with psychology and ancient spiritual knowledge.

This episode explores how the body stores memories, how community can catalyze change, and why the shadow we fear may hold the keys to our liberation.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Chapters:

• 0:00 Welcome to the Harvest Series
• 0:52 Introducing Amenti: Dancer, Healer, Teacher
• 2:10 Courage Through the Body: Mission at Harvest
• 3:25 Childhood, Religion & Disconnection from the Body
• 5:00 Dance as a Secret Sanctuary
• 6:30 Hip-Hop as Community, Culture & Self-Awareness
• 9:00 Excommunication, Family Tension & Choosing Dance
• 11:10 World Championships & Inner Turmoil
• 12:00 The Psychotic Break: Four Days in Another Reality
• 14:00 Body Memory & Somatic Triggers
• 15:30 Healing Without Therapy: Inventing Movement Medicine
• 17:00 Sharing the Practice: Amenti is Born
• 19:10 Amenti’s Meaning & Spiritual Roots
• 21:00 The Shadow as Ally, Not Enemy
• 24:00 Layered Method: From Power to Symbols
• 26:00 Ego Structures, Energetic Blueprints & Somatic Scanning
• 28:00 Dance, Archetypes & Community Healing
• 30:00 Transformation Is a Process, Not an Event
• 31:30 Advice for Listeners: Healing Through Feedback & Movement
• 34:00 Healing in Marginalized Communities
• 36:00 We Move to Remember We’re Human
• 38:00 The Most Courageous Thing: Dancing His Story Publicly

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Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

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Dr. Pippa Malmgren joins host Rose Claverie on the Harvest Series Podcast for a sweeping conversation on technology, geopolitics, and what it means to be human in an age of exponential change. From quantum chips to the emotional intelligence revolution, Malmgren reveals how we might escape scarcity thinking and embrace a future defined by empathy and abundance.

Recorded in Kaplankaya, Türkiye, this episode journeys through the corridors of power, the illusions of conflict, and the surprising promise of prosperity for all.

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Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

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In this episode of the Harvest Series podcast with Rose Claverie, poet and performer Rupi Kaur shares her journey from childhood in Punjab to becoming a global literary voice. She reflects on how trauma, resilience, and feminism shape her work.

Rupi reads her poem Timeless, challenging societal views of aging women, and discusses how success brought both joy and pressure at a young age. She opens up about her immigrant family’s sacrifices, her father’s feminist influence, and the courage it takes to speak out on political and cultural issues.

Blending performance, poetry, and vulnerability, this conversation explores how art can transform pain into power and build connection across borders. How can we each find the courage to let go of old stories and create new ones?

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Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

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In this explosive episode of the Harvest Series Podcast, host Rose Claverie sits with independent journalist Aaron Maté to examine media complicity in war narratives, from Russiagate to Palestine. Aaron reflects on his personal journey as a journalist exiled from mainstream platforms for refusing to follow the script. The interview took place during Harvest, in Kaplankaya, on May, 2025.

Aaron explained why real courage today means and risking your reputation to uphold truth.

Chapters:

• 0:00 Intro: Aaron Maté and the Cost of Truth
• 1:35 Russiagate: A Cold War Revival
• 4:48 Rachel Maddow and the Myth Machine
• 9:12 Media Complicity in Selling Wars
• 13:27 What the OPCW Leak Reveals
• 18:02 The Weaponization of “Conspiracy Theorist”
• 21:40 Courage in the Face of Smear Campaigns
• 27:10 Palestine: Liberal Hypocrisy and Moral Collapse
• 34:26 Why the Truth Matters—Even If You’re Alone
• 41:00 Final Reflections: Journalism as a Moral Act

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• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord

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This episode of the Harvest Series podcast, hosted by Rose Claverie, features Daniel Barcay, Executive Director at the Center for Humane Technology. Recorded at Harvest in Kaplankaya, Turkey, the conversation explores how AI is reshaping society and what it means for our future.

Daniel reflects on lessons from the rise of social media, the dangers of addictive design, and why AI carries even greater stakes. He explains how AI impacts relationships, privacy, and decision-making, and why it could both empower humanity or destabilize it.

From emotional manipulation by AI companions to the risk of losing control when autonomous agents act in our world, this dialogue uncovers both urgent threats and inspiring opportunities. Ultimately, the discussion calls for awareness, policy, and responsible design — and for each of us to ask: are we using AI to become the people we want to be?

Chapters

00:00 – Introduction & Harvest welcome

00:29 – AI: Best friend or threat?

01:20 – Raising awareness of tech’s impact

02:08 – Promise and instability of new tech

03:04 – Lessons from social media’s design flaws

05:02 – The attention economy explained

06:24 – The Social Dilemma and global awareness

07:16 – Social media as humanity’s first AI contact

08:25 – Distorted mirrors of society

09:33 – China’s intentional tech policies

10:26 – From channels to AI companions

12:02 – Ambiguity in relationships with AI

13:30 – Risks: sycophancy & flattery

15:26 – AI competing for affection

17:13 – Super-stimulus: AI partners vs. real relationships

18:42 – Polarization & intellectual humility

20:15 – Privacy, memory, and hidden data

22:27 – AI as con man: trust and betrayal

22:44 – Case study: character AI & youth suicide

25:08 – Liability & legal responsibility

27:40 – Product liability & AI frameworks

28:34 – Control: can we prevent AI chaos?

29:19 – Lessons from financial flash crashes

30:28 – Rise of autonomous AI agents

31:53 – Society-wide responsibility for AI

33:19 – What individuals can do

35:12 – Policy and design solutions

36:19 – Engineers and responsibility codes

37:09 – Daniel’s personal journey

40:06 – Courage: leaving Google

42:04 – Can AI start a war?

44:06 – Final advice: use AI, but consciously

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• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

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Join Jai Dev, a renowned teacher of Kundalini Yoga, as he explores with podcast host Rose Claverie the life-changing benefits of ancient wisdom practices like yoga, Ayurveda, and Vedic astrology. Learn how these practices can help you connect with your true nature, heal your body and mind, and find lasting vitality. Jaidev dives into the heart of these teachings, showing how they offer insights into self-awareness, health, and even navigating life's challenges.

This episode brings a fresh perspective on personal transformation and wellness through the lens of age-old traditions. How can these practices help you align with your true self and achieve holistic health?

Chapters:

• 00:00:00 – Introduction: The ancient wisdom of Kundalini Yoga, Ayurveda, and Astrology
• 00:01:12 – Jaidev’s mission: Sharing joy, self-care, and compassion
• 00:03:01 – Yoga, Ayurveda, and Astrology: A unified system for transformation
• 00:04:42 – The root causes of disease and the importance of remembering our true nature
• 00:07:26 – Kundalini Yoga: Exercise for the body and mind’s vitality
• 00:10:05 – The power of mantra in transforming the mind
• 00:12:33 – Understanding astrology and how it guides self-awareness
• 00:16:02 – The difference between Western and Vedic astrology
• 00:19:59 – How astrology impacts relationships and understanding others
• 00:23:58 – The energetic waves of society and the role of astrology in navigating conflicts
• 00:27:03 – Closing thoughts: How to live authentically and aligned with your true self

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If you want to know more about the amazing Jaidev, visit his website

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• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
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• Music by: Chambord

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In this Harvest Series episode, Rose Claverie sits down with journalist-filmmaker Rokhaya Diallo and author Thomas Chatterton Williams to explore courage, race, and identity across two continents. Recorded in Kaplankaya, this conversation examines what it means to challenge dominant narratives in societies with very different approaches to discussing race.

Rokhaya shares her path to becoming a leading public voice in France, shaped by personal experience and the absence of representation in French media. Thomas reflects on his transatlantic perspective, contrasting the reception of his work in the U.S. and France, and discussing race as both a fiction and a lived reality.

From intellectual courage to personal passions — including anime, sport, and literature — this episode offers a layered conversation about identity, visibility, and the price of speaking out.

Chapters

00:00 – Welcome to Harvest & introduction

00:29 – Raising your voice in a quiet world

01:19 – First impressions & arrival in Kaplankaya

02:01 – Rokhaya’s background and roots

02:50 – Thomas’s background and roots

03:33 – Becoming public voices on race & identity

04:20 – Gender awareness from a young age

05:04 – Discovering racial perception in adulthood

07:01 – Representation in media: France vs. U.S.

08:51 – Impossibility of seeing oneself in French media

10:23 – Visibility changes & ongoing gaps

11:12 – Representation in French cinema and culture

12:08 – Thomas on becoming a public writer

13:22 – Race as a prism in writing

15:01 – France vs. U.S. discourse on race

17:10 – Contrasting receptions of their work

18:16 – Race as fiction with real-world impact

19:10 – Misuse of each other’s work in debates

20:20 – Expectation of “gratitude” from minorities

22:10 – Complexity of national identity and history

23:20 – Audience reactions and defensiveness

24:25 – The impossibility of a racism-free society

25:01 – Left-wing critique vs. accusations toward minorities

25:27 – Balancing debate fatigue with mission

26:07 – Intellectual courage and respectful discourse

27:04 – Handling online criticism & resilience

28:06 – Superpower: not needing strangers to like you

28:59 – Fatigue from being misunderstood

29:17 – Desire to speak beyond confrontational topics

30:04 – Media reception and debate framing

31:15 – Topics beyond race & politics: anime, sport, literature

34:09 – Current projects and upcoming books

36:07 – Graphic novel biography of Angela Davis

37:27 – Magic wand changes: better dialogue & equal storytelling

39:19 – Closing thanks and reflections

If you had the courage to change one thing in your society, what would it be?

Rokhaya is the author of Dictionnaire Amoureux du Féminisme :https://www.babelio.com/livres/Diallo-Dictionnaire-amoureux-du-feminisme/1785634

Thomas is the author of « Summer of Our Discontent »

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• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

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In this Harvest Series episode hosted by Rose Claverie, Galahad Clark — founder of Vivobarefoot and descendant of the Clarks shoemaking family — explores how reconnecting with our feet might be the first step to reconnecting with ourselves and the planet.

He reveals how conventional shoes harm the body's skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems, and explains why barefoot movement restores natural strength and cognitive vitality. From ancient sandals to modern tech-enabled shoes, the episode traces footwear’s surprising role in health and sustainability.

How did we lose our connection to the ground beneath us — and what would it mean to reclaim it?

2:26 — Start of the interview.

3:22 — Why create shoes that feel like you're not wearing any? The physiological needs of the skeletal system, the muscles, and tendons — and the myth that children need overly supportive shoes.

9:00 — The nervous system: how the brain makes better decisions when it receives accurate information… and why padded shoes block this vital feedback from your feet.

11:31 — What does the science say?

12:21 — The origin story of Vivobarefoot and how the idea of barefoot-inspired footwear was born.

17:45 — Why were heels invented (hint: it has to do with horse riding) and how we slowly lost touch with the natural function of our feet.

21:00 — Is it safe to run barefoot on concrete? Yes — but transition gradually and let your muscles adapt.

23:00 — Are flip-flops really good for your feet?

27:00 — The dark side of the shoe industry… and why there’s still hope.

31:30 — The fascinating history of the Clarks family: the Quaker ancestors of Galahad Clark.

35:00 — The most courageous thing Galahad has ever done.

To know more about VivoBarefoot.

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• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord

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Studies provided by VivoBarefoot : .

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/304271421 WEAK TOE GRIP STRENGTH CORRELATES WITH HALLUX VALGUS IN 10-12 YEAR OLD GIRLS.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33035819/ LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF A SCHOOL BAREFOOT RUNNING PROGRAM ON SPRINTING BIOMECHANICS IN CHILDREN: A CASE-CONTROL STUDY. (MIZUSHIMA, 2020)

THE MODERN RUNNING SHOE HAS REDUCED FEEDBACK WITHOUT REDUCING IMPACT :

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2883551

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/20271809_Running_Related_Injury

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2883551

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/20271809_Running_Related_Injury_Prevention_Through_barefoot_Adaptations

https://www.theguardian.com/education/shortcuts/2016/may/24/secret-to-calm-classrooms-lose-the-shoes-schools

https://www.cleveland.com/healthfit/index.ssf/2011/12/the_high_heels_and_tight_fits.html

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This is a special episode of the Harvest Series podcast in Spanish with Nemonte Nenquimo.

Episodio esepcial de Harvest Series en español con Nemonte Nenquimo – Lideresa indígena waorani, activista y defensora del Amazonas, Nemonte Nenquimo nos invita a escuchar la voz de la selva. En este episodio, exploramos la resistencia espiritual, la sabiduría ancestral y la urgencia de proteger la Tierra como un acto de amor radical. Una conversación profunda y transformadora.

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Nemonte's associations : Re-wild and Allianza Ceibo

About her book : We Will be Jaguar

2'25 — Inicio de la entrevista: cómo mantenerse conectada con una misma.

7'31 — Cómo llegó Nemonte a Turquía para defender su causa.

10'00 — Nemonte cuenta la historia de su pueblo y cómo viven en Ecuador.

14'04 — Explica su lucha por proteger la Amazonía, por qué es una causa que nos afecta a todos, y recuerda su papel como la primera mujer presidenta de su comunidad.

19'50 — ¿Cómo seguir luchando contra un sistema tan poderoso?

21'00 — Qué le da miedo a Nemonte, y qué le da paz. Habla de las asociaciones con las que colabora.

27'10 — La importancia del canto para Nemonte y las mujeres indígenas. Nos regala un canto para cerrar este episodio.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord

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In this episode of the Harvest Series Podcast, we dive into the concept of good stress with Jeff Krasno, founder of one of the largest conscious living communities, and author of Good Stress: The Health Benefits of Doing Hard Things. Jeff shares his personal journey of overcoming health challenges and how certain types of stress can be used for personal growth. From childhood struggles to health crises, Jeff explains how embracing discomfort can lead to resilience and overall well-being.

He connects his experiences with ancient philosophies, including Buddhism and Stoicism, revealing how we can harness stress to find balance and meaning in life. Are you ready to transform your approach to stress?

Check his podcast, Commune

Chapters:

• 00:00:00 – Introduction: Can stress actually be good for you?
• 00:01:28 – Jeff’s childhood and the impact of moving around
• 00:03:12 – The challenge of people-pleasing and finding authenticity
• 00:05:31 – The turning point: Health crisis and facing personal demons
• 00:09:00 – Buddhism and the concept of impermanence
• 00:12:03 – How understanding your body’s impermanence can change your life
• 00:15:10 – Why good stress is essential for health and longevity
• 00:19:37 – How pushing your body to its limits can increase resilience
• 00:25:01 – Building a psychological immune system through stress
• 00:29:43 – Practical advice: Stressful conversations and healing through conflict
• 00:33:03 – Lessons from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: The power of difficult conversations
• 00:36:16 – Courage: What it truly means to be courageous in the modern world

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• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord

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Content Note: This episode includes discussion of sexual violence and suicide. Please take care while listening.

In this episode of the Harvest Series Podcast, host Rose Claverie speaks with an Iranian actress and activist about her journey through exile, trauma, and the pursuit of freedom. From her childhood memories of war to becoming an international symbol of resistance, she shares how courage, both personal and societal, shaped her life. Explore the deep and powerful reflections on trauma, survival, and the courage to break free from societal expectations.

Important Note: This episode was recorded in May 2025, on the 17th, prior to the recent events in Iran. Our thoughts are with all those affected.

Chapters:

• 00:00:00 – Introduction: What does freedom mean?
• 00:01:02 – From exile to courage: An unexpected journey
• 00:02:30 – Defying the odds: A conversation with a stranger
• 00:04:27 – The meaning of courage: Fear, purpose, and non-action
• 00:05:59 – Reflecting on childhood trauma and survival instincts
• 00:08:01 – The courage to stop running and heal
• 00:09:02 – Is suicide an act of courage? A deep reflection
• 00:13:51 – Breaking free from expectations: Saying 'no' as an act of courage
• 00:17:07 – The role of art in shaping society and personal truth
• 00:22:07 – The weight of history: Iran's struggles with freedom and independence

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• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord

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The Harvest Series Podcast returns with a new season!

In this episode, Rose Claverie interviews Satish Kumar, a former Jain monk, peace activist, and advocate for simple living. Satish shares the profound lessons he’s learned about courage, love, and the importance of embracing the unknown. His personal journey, which includes walking from India to the world’s nuclear capitals without money, highlights the human connection that unites us all, regardless of nationality or religion.

In an era where conflict seems pervasive, Satish’s message is clear: love is the answer to every problem. He talks about the courage required to live authentically, how love can bridge divides, and why peace must start in our hearts. This episode is filled with invaluable insights on how to live a life rooted in courage, simplicity, and compassion.

If you want to know more about the Satish Kumar foundation.

Chapters

00:00 - Introduction to Satish Kumar

00:30 - The Meaning of Courage

01:00 - Escaping the Monastery: A Moment of Courage

03:00 - The Journey to Find Peace

06:00 - The Importance of Love in Conflict Resolution

09:00 - Walking for Peace: 2.5 Years, 15 Countries

14:00 - Satish’s Encounter with Bertrand Russell

18:00 - Bhutan: A Country of Happiness

22:00 - Courage in Relationships: Satish’s 40-Year Marriage

25:00 - The Bravest People Satish Has Met

28:00 - Conclusion: A Life of Action, Not Achievement

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• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
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• Music by: Chambord

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In this special episode of Harvest Series, we revisit a powerful conversation with Amanda Feilding — recorded last year at the Radical Hope summit in Kaplankaya. Amanda, who has passed away in May 2025, was a tireless advocate for the therapeutic use of LSD and a visionary determined to drive change. This episode is a tribute to her courage, curiosity, and lasting legacy. You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

• [4:00]: LSD is the "Queen of Psychedelics" for Amanda, demonized by the American government.
• [5:00]: How are scientific experiments conducted at the Beckley Foundation to gather data? What does Amanda anticipate from their latest study on the brain and the body?
• [11:00]: Why glucose is important during an LSD experience, and how having a diabetic father was "good training" for Amanda.
• [13:36]: Discussion on the risk of overdose.
• [16:00]: LSD is not for everyone; it's a "minority sport" according to Amanda.
• [18:40]: The Beckley Foundation was created by Amanda to show that LSD not only enhances cognitive functions but also has positive effects on mental health issues. One study showed it helps fight nicotine addiction.
• [25:00]: How was Amanda's use of LSD in her youth? It was not a way of life; she recounts a horrible experience she had.
• [27:00]: Amanda shares her story, including mystical childhood experiences.
• [34:00]: Discussion on microdosing and its potential for increasing neuroplasticity to treat neurodegenerative diseases, with an example of a lady’s improvement.
• [45:00]: Safety advice regarding LSD.

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Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

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In this episode of the Harvest Series Podcast, host Rose Claverie welcomes Alejandro Bataller, vice président of SHA Wellness Clinic, a global leader in integrative health and longevity. Born from a personal family health journey, SHA has become a symbol of combining cutting-edge science, nutrition, and holistic well-being. Alejandro shares how SHA is expanding consciously, opening a new clinic in Mexico and soon launching the world’s first longevity-focused island in the Emirates.

Throughout their conversation, Rose and Alejandro explore the meaning of modern wellness — from the power of personalized programs to the critical role of technology in tracking and improving health.

2'51 — Start of the interview. SHA was born from a vision that emerged when the father of the Bataller family, Alfredo, became ill and had to radically change his nutrition.

8'25 — Alejandro shares SHA’s growth projects and the importance of expanding consciously. They’ve opened a new clinic in Yucatán, Mexico, and have an upcoming project in the Emirates to build the world’s first man-made longevity island.

13'00 — What kind of diet is followed at SHA, and why was it chosen?

16'03 — Is well-being becoming the new luxury?

18'43 — How important is technology in tracking and supporting people’s health?

23'40 — What exactly happens when someone spends a week at SHA, and how do they create tailor-made programs for each guest?

29'38 — What simple piece of advice would Alejandro give?

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• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

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In this episode of the Harvest Series Podcast, host Rose Claverie sits down with Philippa Harvey, a Chinese medicine practitioner with a deeply holistic approach to health and healing. Drawing inspiration from thinkers like Satish Kumar (guest at Harvest Season 9!), Philippa weaves ancient wisdom, personal experience, and modern insight into a rich conversation about the emotional roots of illness, the intelligence of the body, and how we can all reclaim our power to heal.

🌿 From the emotional links to our organs, to the life-changing accident that transformed her path, this episode explores how emotions shape our physiology—and how practices like acupuncture, touch, and intention can help us return to balance.

🧠 Curious about your own brain and body health? Leave us your reflections in the comments below!

Harvest and SHA are joining forces in Kaplankaya for season 9, with top scientists coming all the way to Türkiye. And Professor Ribeiro will be one of them!

⏱️ Episode Highlights3:13 — Philippa shares her holistic philosophy of medicine, shaped by her experience and inspired by Satish Kumar, a lifelong advocate for simplicity and ecological living.

7:45 — Which organ is associated with anger in Chinese medicine?

11:00 — What happens to the kidneys when we work through our fears?

14:00 — The importance of creating space for the body to heal itself.

16:05 — Philippa recounts the accident that changed her life, her transformative encounter with an acupuncturist, and her near decision to remain in Yunnan, China.

19:15 — Why she believes the scientific backing of Chinese medicine isn’t always relevant.

21:00 — A discussion on epigenetics: how we’re not destined to inherit everything from our parents.

30:25 — The significance of fire and water in Chinese medicine, and the influence of The Secret of Water by Masaru Emoto.

33:00 — Simple hand acupressure techniques to calm the nervous system.

37:00 — On the flip side: how to reignite motivation when you're too relaxed.

✨ Coming Up Next:

We’ll be joined by Alejandro Bataller, son of the founder of SHA Wellness Clinic. He’ll share the origin story of one of the world’s leading wellness destinations and the exciting projects SHA is developing around the globe.

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Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

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In this enlightening episode of the Harvest Series, Rose Claverie speaks with Professor Bruno Ribeiro do Couto, a cognitive health expert, about how we can optimize our brains for longevity. Professor Ribeiro shares his expertise on the connection between exercise, diet, and mental well-being. He also delves into how advanced technology and neurostimulation are helping us preserve brain function as we age. Join us as we explore the future of brain health and cognitive enhancement.

Harvest and SHA are joining forces in Kaplankaya for season 9, with top scientists coming all the way to Türkiye. And Professor Ribeiro will be one of them!

Chapters :

00:00 - Introduction

01:00 - Cognitive health and its impact on longevity

03:00 - The power of exercise for the brain

06:00 - Brain-boosting foods and their role in longevity

09:00 - Managing stress and its effect on the brain

12:00 - Neurostimulation and its impact on mental health

16:00 - The role of AI and personalized care in brain health

20:00 - Conclusion: Taking action to protect your brain

24:24 - What is our brain going to be able to do in the Future?

29:00 - How to protect children's brains?

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Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

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In this episode of the Harvest Series podcast, host Rose Claverie speaks about longevity with Dr. Vicente Mera, a leading expert in well-aging, genomics, and integrative medicine at SHA, in Alicante (Spain). Dr. Mera unpacks the concepts of biological age, longevity, and the role of genetics and lifestyle in aging. From healthy aging to cutting-edge treatments, Dr. Mera shares his insights on how we can optimize our health for a vibrant life.

Join us as we explore the science of aging, how we can slow it down, and why the future of longevity is bright.

Harvest and SHA are joining forces in Kaplankaya for season 9, with top scientists coming all the way to Türkiye.

Chapters

00:00 - Introduction

00:20 - Dr. Mera's background and approach to aging

02:15 - What is biological age and how is it different from chronological age?

05:00 - Genetics vs. lifestyle: Which plays a bigger role in aging?

08:00 - Practical tips for longevity: Exercise, diet, and stress management

12:00 - How to measure and optimize biological age

16:00 - The role of hormones in aging

20:00 - Personalized healthcare and genetic testing

25:00 - The future of anti-aging and longevity medicine

28:00 - Final thoughts and conclusion

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

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Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Alicante : Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

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What secrets do ancient cultures hold that could reshape our understanding of humanity today? In this debut episode of Harvest Series, Wade Davis, National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence, joins Rose Claverie to reveal how his epic journeys through the Amazon, Tibet, and beyond have illuminated the profound connections between culture, spirituality, and human identity. From the significance of coca leaves to the impact of modernity on ancient rituals, Wade offers a compelling exploration of our shared heritage and the vital need to preserve it. Tune in for an unforgettable conversation about the essence of being human.

[1:56] - Wade Davis' favourite ritual, and the consequences of modern societies sweeping away magic, mysticism and metaphors.

[11:33] - How to protect our cultural heritage? What was the impact of Wade's Davis voice in the world.

[16:31] - The reasons why Wade Davis chose to be an anthropologist and being a Harvard student in the 1970s.

[20:45] - The importance of coca leaves for the Colombians and the consequences of cocaine on the country.

[28:11] -The Harvest of the Day : if something very simple could be done, that could change the world, what would he choose?

Wade is a best-selling author who wrote more than 20 books. You can follow him on Instagram at @wadedavisofficial.

In two weeks, on Wednesday, we will release Dr Gabor Maté's interview in Kaplankaya, about healing your emotional wounds and traumas. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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Today, we're bringing back one of our favourite episodes of the Harvest Series podcast. A fascinating conversation with Anita Frauwallner on the importance of the microbiome and its impact on our well-being. Is your gut truly in balance, or could it hold you back from your best life? Anita Frauwallner, a leading expert in gut health, reveals the secrets to a thriving microbiota in this enlightening conversation with Harvest Series host Rose Claverie. From understanding your gut’s role to actionable steps for improvement, Anita uncovers what it takes to achieve optimal health. Tune in to discover how to listen to your body’s most vital feedback system and transform your well-being.

[1:37] - What is the job of the gut in the body?

[5:10] - How to take care of your gut?

[8:58] - Do doctors know enough about macrobiota?

[10:34] - The full description of a stool coming from a healthy / not healthy gut?

[13:15] - The benefits of taking care of your gut

[16:40] - For a healthy gut, is it good to eat meat?

[19:00] - How did Anita Frauwallner start to take interest in microbiota?

[25:50] - Harvest of the Day: If something could be done easily to make the world a better place, what would it be for Anita Frauwallner?

To contact Anita Frauwallner's institute, send an email with your question to: info@allergosan.atYou can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

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Today, I’m bringing back a gem from the archives—one of my all-time favorite episodes. In this conversation, Dr. Gabor Maté explores what it truly means to be authentic and how reconnecting with ourselves can transform our lives. Whether you’ve heard it before or are discovering it for the first time, I hope you find it as powerful as I do. Enjoy!

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

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Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

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This episode was originally released in 2022. It is one of our favorites from the archives and a great one to revisit on Women's Day.

Why do women, the social architects of our lives, often find themselves sidelined in shaping the world’s most crucial narratives? In this episode, Indra Adnan, a renowned writer, psycho-social therapist, and political entrepreneur, shares her journey of empowering women to speak up, the importance of giving their work at home the status it deserves, and how her dual heritage has influenced her unique perspective on global issues.

[2:52] - To start the 6th season of Harvest Series podcast, Indra Adnan explains where we left Harvest last time, after a panel organised by Jamie Wheal with Gabor Maté, Wade Davies and Indra Adnan.

[5:50] - Indra on carrying a double heritage: Indonesian and Holland, two innovative countries.

[7:40] - Indra, as a master of the ceremony of Harvest, wanted to bring a feminine perspective on the actual crisis. Women are the social architects of our lives.

[12:50] - Why women are not that keen on being in front of the stage.

[15:20] - Why had Indra decided to be a pain in the ass, insisting that women are visible.

[16:50] - How was Indra Adnan's experience in politics in the UK, when she became an MP?

[19:30] - Indra, on stage in Kaplankaya, explains the concept of re-worlding.

[22:30] - Which advice does she give regarding storytelling? What about the story that women are powerless?

[25:10] - What does it mean, not to become the follower of someone else?

[31:20] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy could be done and make the world a better place, what would it be for Indra?

In two weeks, we will release Alexandre Tannous' interview in Kaplankaya, he is a sound healer, and he will explain the impact of the sounds on our brains. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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What if openly discussing sexuality was an act of courage, a way to transform shame into strength? In this episode of the Harvest Series podcast, host Rose Claverie engages in a candid conversation with entrepreneur and intimacy expert Chloé MacIntosh. As the founder of Kama, a platform revolutionizing our approach to sexuality and self-pleasure, Chloé shares deeply personal aspects of her journey for the first time. She discusses, with honesty and vulnerability, how embracing her own sexual experiences has empowered her and aligns with the guidance she offers to others. Together, they explore the intersections of sexuality, courage, and the transformative power of confronting and overcoming shame.

Tune in to discover how embracing our true selves can lead to profound personal growth and fulfillment.

Chloe has kindly shared a discount code for her app Kama. To get it, click on this link : https://kama.co/doit

Show Notes – Conversation with Chloé:

2:51 – Opening the conversation: Chloé shares why she feels at ease discussing sexuality today and reflects on the journey that led her there.

9:00 – Breaking the taboo: How Chloé works to normalize sexual language and encourages people to embrace their desires with confidence.

14:12 – Deepening intimacy: Practical advice on how to have open and vulnerable conversations with your partner about sex.

19:13 – Bringing fantasies to life: How to integrate personal fantasies into your sex life in a way that strengthens connection and trust.

23:13 – Healing from trauma: In a deeply emotional moment, Chloé opens up about transforming past sexual trauma..

31:13 – Raising boys in a modern world: Her best advice on educating sons about sexuality, respect, and emotional intelligence.

38:05 – Desire vs. routine: How do we balance the need for long-term intimacy with the fear of boredom, especially when a woman becomes a mother?

46:33 – Overcoming body shame: Chloé’s guidance on embracing physical insecurities and cultivating self-acceptance.

52:50 – Practical tools for pleasure: Chloé introduces Kama, the app she created, offering guided exercises and resources to enhance intimacy and self-discovery.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

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Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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In this episode of the Harvest Series Podcast, host Rose Claverie explores resilience, innovation, and the power of grit with entrepreneur and author Ping Fu. From her harrowing childhood experiences during China’s Cultural Revolution to co-founding Geomagic and shaping the future of technology, Ping’s journey is a testament to adaptability and courage.

She shares the wisdom that guided her through unimaginable hardships, the mindset that fueled her success, and how embracing chaos and creativity has defined her path. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on perseverance, reinvention, and the lessons we can all take from her extraordinary life.

2:53 - Start of the interview. Ping Fu was interviewed during the fires in LA.

4:01 - What were the moments during the Cultural Revolution that shaped Ping Fu? What skills did she develop?

9:19 - What gave Ping Fu hope during her worst times?

15:04 - Ping Fu reflects on leaving China for the United States and the shock it was for her.

20:35 - She started studying computer science because she didn’t speak enough English to study literature.

25:00 - Ping Fu shares the incredible story of Geomagic and how knowing how to tell a story helped her become a very successful entrepreneur in the United States.

32:00 - What it means to be strong for Ping Fu: not being attached to a bad story, but also not being attached to a good one.

39:00 - Ping Fu talks about China and emphasizes that the Cultural Revolution is not representative of China as a whole.

43:00 - Harvest of the Day: When did Ping Fu have to show the most courage in her life?

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Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Co-Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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In this episode of the Harvest Series Podcast, host Rose Claverie dives into the fascinating world of astrology, life transitions, and creativity with writer, podcaster, and former TV reality star Caggie Dunlop. Best known as the host of the Saturn Returns podcast, Caggie explains how to navigate the pivotal changes of life, like the ones that often strike in your late 20s and again in your 60s.

Together, they discuss her journey from London to Los Angeles, her transition from Made in Chelsea fame to becoming a voice of wisdom and curiosity, her reflections on sobriety, and the role of creativity in her life. Expect thoughtful insights, heartfelt moments, and plenty of laughs! You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

2:59 – The interview begins. Caggie jokes about not being a technical person and introduces the concept of Saturn Returns—what it is, when it happens, and why it can be a pivotal moment in life.

6:31 – What is astrology, really? Caggie shares why she believes in it and how it has shaped her perspective.

9:00 – How does Caggie respond to skeptics? She reflects on her own journey with astrology and how she came to embrace it.

14:42 – Lessons from Saturn Returns: Caggie shares the biggest insights she’s gained from hosting her podcast.

17:50 – On vulnerability: Caggie opens up about a deeply emotional moment on her podcast when she broke down after a breakup.

23:15 – What happens if you ignore your Saturn Return? Caggie explains the consequences of resisting life's natural transitions.

27:45 – How does Caggie reconnect with herself during challenging times? She shares her go-to practices.

30:00 – A look back: Caggie reflects on her time as a UK reality TV star in Made in Chelsea and how it shaped her.

34:05 – The curious sober journey: Caggie discusses her evolving relationship with alcohol, why she decided to cut back, and how she now enjoys the occasional glass of wine.

41:00 – Manifesting 2025: Caggie creates a vision board for the year ahead, revealing her process and what’s on it—including an unexpected appearance of the word bitch!

43:00 – A special connection: Caggie looks back on her experience at Harvest and what made it memorable.

44:50 – Harvest of the Day: With Courage as the main theme for Harvest Summit in May 2025 in Kaplankaya, Caggie answers the signature question asked to all guests: When was the moment in her life when she had to show the most courage?

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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In this episode of the Harvest Series Podcast, host Rose Claverie explores energy healing, intuition, and living a spirit-led life with energy expert Jeffrey Allen. Discover how to create a life of balance, deepen your connection to intuition, and use energy to transform everyday experiences.

Jeffrey shares practical tools and inspiring stories to help you harness energy for healing, decision-making, and authenticity.

02:44 - Start of the Interview

Jeffrey introduces his perspective on energy, explaining that there’s no aspect of life where energy cannot be applied.

06:08 - Shifting Energy Around You

Jeffrey guides me through an energy exercise. For listeners: I’m placing my hands as if holding a ball and trying to feel the energy between them.

10:05 - Sending and Healing with Energy

Jeffrey discusses whether it’s possible to send energy to others and use it for healing purposes.

13:39 - Addressing Skepticism About Energy

How does Jeffrey handle doubts and skepticism regarding the concept of energy?

16:10 - A Life-Changing Intuition Story

Jeffrey shares a transformative experience about buying a car and the positive outcomes of trusting his intuition.

22:03 - Dark Energy and Bad Vibes

Jeffrey addresses the topic of dark energy and whether we should fear people sending negative vibes our way.

24:00 - Material vs. Spiritual Minds

Jeffrey shares insights from his wife Hisami, who believes we have two minds: the material and the spiritual. He also introduces their new online program.

32:01 - Staying Protected in a Connected World

If we’re all interconnected, how can we avoid absorbing negative energy or bad frequencies from others?

35:44 - Jeffrey and Hisami’s Unique Love Story

Jeffrey recounts the beautiful story of marrying Hisami, despite not speaking the same language when they met.

44:44 - Knowing If You Still Love Someone

Jeffrey shares his thoughts on how to recognize if you still love someone.

49:50 - Harvest of the Day

Jeffrey reflects on the time in his life when he had to demonstrate the greatest courage.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

To know more about Jeffrey Allen : https://www.iamjeffreyallen.com/

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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What if religion no longer defined your spirituality? Zach Bell, co-founder of MyPlace and Namuna, is reshaping how we connect, share, and grow through communities like SBNR (Spiritual But Not Religious). In this episode of the Harvest Series, host Rose Claverie sits down with Zach to explore the rise of SBNR, the power of shared spaces, and how technology can foster authentic connections. From his work with Burning Man to building transformative platforms, Zach reveals what makes communities thrive and why consistency is their beating heart. Stay tuned for an inspiring conversation!

3:00 - The interview kicks off with Zach discussing the rise of Spiritual But Not Religious (SBNR) individuals. Who are they, and what draws them to spirituality over traditional religion? Zach also introduces Namuna, the new spiritual platform he’s launched.

10:20 - Is the SBNR movement part of a broader cultural and societal shift? Zach shares his thoughts.

13:54 - The conversation turns to cultural appropriation in spirituality. Zach explains why, in his view, religions that fail to adapt to modernity risk becoming obsolete.

17:20 - What does faith mean to Zach? Is it tied to belief in God’s story, or something deeper? Zach offers a fresh perspective.

19:00 - Zach explores the essence of community and what makes one truly thrive. His answer? Consistency. He also challenges the notion that technology destroys communities, arguing it can, in fact, strengthen them.

24:49 - Zach reflects on his work with Burning Man and its significance to him as a cultural and communal phenomenon.

28:46 - Are we living in a renaissance? Zach believes so and explains why these transformative times hold so much promise.

33:54 - Zach dives into the story behind his deep commitment to fostering communities and how this passion has shaped his journey.

36:40 - What makes a community real and authentic? Zach shares his insights into the key elements that bring them to life.

41:20 - Courage takes center stage as Zach defines what it means to him and highlights individuals who inspire him with their fearless spirit.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

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To follow Zach M Bell's work : https://www.zachmbell.com/

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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What if courage wasn’t just about bravery but about finding love in the quiet spaces of your heart?

In this episode of the Harvest Series podcast, host Rose Claverie sits down with author, philosopher, and adventurer Blanche de Richemont to uncover the essence of courage. From her extraordinary experiences in the Sahara desert to her profound insights on vulnerability and love, Blanche redefines courage as an act of connection and authenticity. Tune in to explore her thoughts on everyday bravery, the wisdom of Nelson Mandela, and the light of joy that guides us through life’s toughest challenges.

2:34 – How does Blanche define courage?

For Blanche, courage is love—going beyond your immediate interests to connect deeply with others.

4:00 – Do soldiers embody courage, or is it an everyday notion?

Blanche reflects on the nature of courage in soldiers versus ordinary individuals. If not soldiers, who truly embodies courage?

7:10 – Speaking to CEOs: What do they ask Blanche?

Blanche shares her insights as a speaker for top executives, emphasizing that "nobody can tell you the language of your heart."

11:04 – Why does Nelson Mandela inspire Blanche?

Blanche explains how Nelson Mandela's life is the epitome of courage, rooted in resilience and love.

13:22 – Adventures in the Mali desert and the Sahara

Blanche recounts her time in the Mali desert, living under fascinating and dangerous conditions in one of the world's harshest places.

17:00 – Feeling danger in the desert

While Blanche rarely felt danger, she recalls one particular moment when she did, offering a glimpse into her resilience.

21:00 – The role of pain in exploring the desert

Blanche discusses how pain fueled her journey into the desert and how she kept "a little light of joy in her heart."

24:10 – Finding beauty in life when everything feels wrong

Blanche shares her perspective on appreciating life's beauty, even amidst chaos and difficulty.

32:00 – Courage in relationships

What does it mean to show courage in relationships? Blanche explores the balance of honesty and whether it’s necessary to reveal everything.

This episode dives deep into the essence of courage, weaving together love, resilience, and the strength to find light even in the darkest moments. Perfect for anyone seeking inspiration on how to embrace courage in all aspects of life.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates, and find Blanche de Richemont here.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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What if courage wasn’t just about bravery but a guiding force for personal and collective transformation? In this episode of the Harvest Series podcast, host Rose Claverie sits down with Manon Elise, the CEO of Harvest, to discuss why courage will take centre stage at Harvest 2025. From her journey to the Brazilian Amazon to the six types of courage shaping our lives, Manon shares powerful insights and plans for the upcoming gathering in Kaplankaya. Tune in to explore how unity, diversity, and bold action can redefine our future.

If you want to know more about Harvest Series in May 2025 : Harvest

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction

00:40 - Welcome and updates from Mexico

03:00 - Brazilian Amazon experience: beauty and challenges

08:00 - Courage as a central theme for Harvest 2025

12:30 - Types of courage and their impact

18:00 - Unity in diversity at Harvest

20:00 - Closing thoughts and call to action

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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In this episode of the Harvest Series Podcast, host Rose Claverie is joined by Robert Edward Grant, a visionary thinker whose work bridges science, art, and spirituality.

Together, they explore the fascinating world of sacred geometry, uncovering its connection to Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpieces and the Great Pyramid. Robert shares insights into how ancient wisdom intersects with modern innovation, challenging the boundaries of our understanding and inspiring a new way of seeing the world.

Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation, in the spirit of the Harvest event in Kaplankaya, that dives deep into universal truths and the interconnectedness of all things.

Robert had just made a discovery about Leonard da Vinci on the day of the interview. As it's way more interesting with the images, we shortened the moment when he shared his discovery, but you can find the full version on YouTube, by searching for Harvest Series!

Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction

1:30 - Who is Robert Edward Grant?

5:20 - The polymathic journey explained

11:53 - Science and spirituality: Bridging worlds

14:04 - What Da Vinci teaches us today. Robert shares his latest discovery, you can find more on the YouTube interview.

22:11 - Final thoughts and reflections about the masculine and the feminine, and about courage.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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In this episode of the Harvest Series Podcast, host Rose Claverie speaks with Dr. Dingle Spence about the catalytic power of psilocybin retreats. From grief recovery to spiritual awakening, Dr. Spence shares stories of courage and healing, explaining how sacred ceremonies in Jamaica foster personal growth.

Learn about the integration process that ensures lasting change and why psilocybin is more than a medical tool, but a bridge to inner freedom. Tune in for inspiring stories of perspective shift and empowerment, as well as a deep dive into the science and spirituality of psychedelics.

To learn more about the upcoming Harvest retreat in Jamaïca on the 19th of January 2025, visit: https://www.harvestseries.com/retreats

Disclaimer: Psilocybin remains a controlled substance in many countries. Always ensure you’re in a legal, guided, and safe environment before considering its use.

Chapters of this episode :

• 02:28 Introduction: Psilocybin Retreats

• 03:33 Dr. Spence’s Background in Medicine and Spirituality

• 04:35 Psilocybin for Grief and Loss

• 12:15 The Three Stages of Transformation

• 15:29 Facing Trauma Through Sacred Ceremonies

• 19:20 Courage and the Journey Within

• 23:45 Unique Jamaican Retreat Experience

• 30:15 Integration: Sustaining The Healing

• 35:01 Final Thoughts on Healing and Courage

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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What if stepping into your authentic self is the key to unlocking your greatest potential? Adam Roa, poet, coach, and transformational leader, shares his journey of embracing courage, challenging limiting beliefs, and manifesting abundance. From overcoming insecurities in high school to charging a million dollars for a coaching contract, Adam’s story reveals how showing up for yourself can spark extraordinary growth. We are so excited at Harvest to start a new online series about courage, as it's the theme of the next summit in Kaplankaya in May 2025. So let's be ready for it!

If you want to register for Harvest 2025, book your tickets here! https://www.harvestseries.com/harvest-kaplankaya-2025

In this episode of the Harvest Series with Rose Claverie, we explore the path to authenticity, why courage is non-negotiable, and how small risks build unshakable confidence. Stay tuned for insights that might just change how you approach your next challenge.

Chapters

[00:00] : Introduction to Adam Roa

[02:44] : The Courage to Be Yourself

[04:52] : Overcoming the Fear of Rejection

[05:00] : Adam's early Challenges and rediscovering acting

[09:03] : Following Breadcrumbs of Joy

[17:26] : Turning Pain into Purpose. Adam is sharing his personal experience.

[20:45] : Building Relationships and Spiritual Growth. Adam explains how he grew with is partner.

[25:00 ] : Adam believes in craft and hard work. There are no quick wins.

[31:21 ] : We idealize people on the front stage, but not everybody can or want to be a leader.

[36:10 ] : Manifestation: How It Really Works

[41:54] : The True Meaning of Courage, and when did Adam have to Show the most courage?

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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What gives someone the strength to face life's icy challenges—both literal and emotional? Laura and Isabelle Hof, daughters of Wim Hof, joined Harvest Series host Rose Claverie in Kaplankaya to share their incredible energy, the power of cold exposure, and a deeply moving story of resilience. From introducing ice baths to Harvesters to opening up about losing their mother as children, their journey is a testament to courage and connection. This 5-minute snippet offers a glimpse into a longer, powerful interview available now on the Harvest Series podcast.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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Why is love alone not enough to sustain a relationship? Esther Perel unpacks the complexities of modern relationships with Rose Claverie, in this snippet, exploring how societal shifts have placed immense emotional demands on partners. She delves into the coexistence of joy, care, jealousy, and aggression in love, offering profound insights into why relationships are both rewarding and challenging.

Here’s a snippet from the episode recorded in May with Esther Perel in Kaplankaya during Harvest.

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Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

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Join host Rose Claverie as she takes us on a reflective journey through Season 8 of the Harvest Series, recorded at the stunning Kaplankaya venue on the Aegean Sea in Turkey. This season brought together global thought leaders, change-makers, and spiritual guides to explore the theme of connection in all its forms. From intimate relationships to community healing, and from self-discovery to connection with nature, Season 8 dives into what it means to connect in today's world truly.

Key Guests and Highlights

Here are some of the insightful moments and key themes from this season:

• Connection in Relationships with Esther Perel: Esther speaks on how relationships shape the quality of our lives and the pressures we place on them in today’s world. “Relationships bring both the best and the worst into our lives.”
• Modern Isolation vs. Traditional Community with Jamie Wheal: Jamie discusses the challenges and complexities of connection in the modern era, reminding us that while community life wasn’t perfect, it still addressed a fundamental human need for belonging.
• 4:43 : Self-Connection and Transformation with Nick Brewer: Once a prisoner in a harsh environment, Nick shares his life-changing experience with yoga and self-discovery in an isolated cell, bringing a powerful message of inner transformation.
• Radical Self-Acceptance with Mama Gena: Through her work in reclaiming women's empowerment, Mama Gena emphasizes the importance of connecting deeply to one’s emotions—anger, joy, ecstasy—and embracing them fully.
• 10:28 : Connecting through Food and Health with Dr. Andrew Weil: Dr. Weil shares the benefits of an anti-inflammatory diet, highlighting how food can play a foundational role in feeling grounded and connected.
• Embracing Vulnerability through Cold Exposure with Isabelle and Laura Hof: The daughters of Wim Hof explain the power of ice baths as a tool for mastering one’s stress response, teaching us that resilience is built from within.
• 13:54 : Psychedelics and Consciousness with Amanda Feilding: Known as the "First Lady of LSD," Amanda advocates for the mindful use of psychedelics in deepening self-connection and accessing transformative experiences. Dr. Bruce Damer also shares his experience of Ayahuasca. About consciousness : which story are we telling ourselves? Vika Victoria explains we decide to choose.
• Creativity and Letting Go with Yrsa Daley-Ward: Poet Yrsa shares how letting go of unnecessary beliefs and staying open to inspiration allow her to be a vessel for creativity. Such goes with piano as tells Joep Beving. Ben Nemtin helps others realise their dreams.
• 24:53 : Personal Purpose and Giving Back with Lynn Twist: With insights from her work alongside Mother Teresa and in the Amazon, Lynn challenges us to find connection through purpose and service. Investor Pablos Holman explains how even Silicon Valley can help to make the world a better place. Hannah Jones discusses sustainability.
• Let's conclude with the founders of Harvest, Roman Carel and Bural öymen.

A BIG thank you to Manon, Burak, Roman, Neil, JJ, Alice, Bea, Bruna and all the Harvest team for their unconditional support!

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

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As we celebrate our 100th episode of the Harvest Series podcast, immerse yourself in a deeply transformative meditation led by Lynne Twist, renowned author and global activist. In this special episode, recorded in Kaplankaya, during Harvest, after her insightful interview with Rose Claverie, Lynne offers a moment of calm and reflection that beautifully complements the journey we’ve shared with you over the past three years. Find a quiet spot, relax, and let her words guide you.

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Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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What makes the Mediterranean diet a standout choice according to a leading integrative medicine expert? In this episode, Dr. Andrew Weil joins Harvest Series podcast host Rose Claverie to dive into the benefits of this diet, compare it with other popular eating trends, and offer unique perspectives on balancing nutrition and health. We’ll also explore whether eating lots of protein is beneficial, if chocolate can be a guilt-free treat, and whether carbs and desserts are as villainous as they’re often portrayed.

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Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Can sustainability be both a practical goal and a source of inspiration? In this episode, Hannah Jones, former Chief Sustainability Officer at Nike and now CEO of The Earthshot Prize, discusses her remarkable journey from corporate responsibility to leading a global initiative dedicated to healing our planet. Hosted by Rose Claverie, this conversation uncovers how Hannah’s current role offers her the unique opportunity to be fully at the service of Earth, turning challenges into impactful solutions for the future.

[3:00] : Start if the interview with Hannah. She introduces the Eartshot Prize, created by Prince William, who wanted to scale solutions regarding the environment.

[5:30] : A name and a concept inspired by the Moonshot of President Kennedy in the 1960s. We can fix the planet.

[7:43] : What tools are Hannah and the Earthshot Prize using to search for solutions in every part of the world?

[11:24] : Hannah shares some concrete examples: some people replacing plastic packaging with seaweed.

[16:38] : What are the top priorities to save the planet?

[19:39] : What happens to the Eartshot prize winners?

[25:00] : How did Hannah get interested in sustainability in the first place? She became Nike's first chief Sustainability Officer.

[35:00] : Harvest of the day : When did Hannah feel radically connected as a child?

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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How can men confront the complexities of their sexuality and insecurities? Nic Warner, a transformative coach specializing in men’s relationships, offers both philosophical insights and a concrete approach to these pressing issues in this candid episode. Recorded at the Harvest Series 8th Summit in Kaplankaya, Nic delivers impactful insights into overcoming intimate challenges, the role of communication, and the often-unspoken struggles men face. Balancing serious discussion with moments of levity, this episode provides a deep dive into the realities of male intimacy.

[2:25] : What men do want to know generally when they want to learn more about conscious sexuality? We start this interview with discussion porn leading to a more violent attitude and erectile dysfunction.

[6:00] : You need to have emotional intimacy to be able to have sexual relationships.

[10:00] : There is a lot of shame around the topic of intimacy. Especially as men usually judge themselves based on their performance. Nic shares his personal story with incredible courage.

[13:00] : Are men selfish? At least, they usually doubt whether they are doing things right.

[15:00] : Nic creates a scenario where a woman would set a boundary around penetrative sex with a man she is interested in.

[18:00] : Are men more easily bored with one woman and need more novelty?

[22:00] : Quick questions. If the size doesn't match with the woman's size... what to do?

If you want to go deeper, follow Nic on Instagram!

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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What happens when a hacker turns his skills toward solving the world’s biggest challenges? Pablos Holman, a futurist and inventor from Silicon Valley, redefines innovation with his unique approach and sharp humour in conversation with Harvest Series host Rose Claverie. From pioneering tech solutions to tackling global energy problems, Pablos shares his insights on the future of technology and the mindset behind impactful inventions. Join us for a conversation filled with fresh perspectives and plenty of laughs.

[2:53] – Interview Kickoff: We dive into technology with Pablos, discussing how tools reflect our values.

[5:50] – The Cost of New Tech: Are we losing anything in our adoption of new technologies? Pablos shares his positive perspective on how well we’re adapting to social media and AI.

[7:30] – Investing in World-Changing Projects: What guides Pablos and his team when choosing investments? They aim for big-impact projects, not just software solutions.

[11:00] – Proud Investments: Pablos highlights self-driving ships as one of Deep Future’s standout ventures.

[14:00] – Silicon Valley's Focus: Why Silicon Valley should tackle larger issues beyond social media. Despite impressive innovation, it’s only targeting 2% of the global economy—missing out on sectors like waste, energy, and water, which make up the other 98%.

[18:00] – Global Competitors to Silicon Valley: Can any other region compete with Silicon Valley? What makes the Valley so unique and successful?

[28:00] – Investing in Global Peace: Pablos discusses the challenge of energy inequality and its critical role in achieving global peace.

[35:00] – Personal Story: Pablos shares his upbringing in Alaska and how he was the first in his community to own a computer.

[44:00] – Life as a Hacker: Pablos talks about his journey as a hacker and what it truly means to be one.

[54:00] – Harvest of the Day: Pablos reflects on when he felt most connected as a child.

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Can rage be your key to unlocking deeper personal power? In this episode of Harvest Series, Mama Gena explores how expressing anger can be a liberating practice. Discover how blending this intense emotion with a touch of erotic energy can amplify your sense of freedom and empowerment. Join Rose Claverie as she delves into this provocative mix of rage and eroticism, challenging the way you think about harnessing your most powerful emotions.

[2:40]: Start of the interview. Mama Gena shares how her experience at Harvest in Kaplankaya was deeply inspiring.

[2:50]: Regena talks about leading both men's and women's workshops at Harvest, with 80 participants in the room.

[7:44]: We need to feel connected to who we are and accept our emotions—but how? Through swamping, a practice Mama Gena is well known for.

[11:29]: How can you channel erotic energy into your rage to avoid lashing out and contaminating yourself with negativity?

[14:00]: When you combine rage with erotic energy, it cleanses your spirit. Regena shares a personal story about this process.

[16:00]: According to Regena, women have a "random" nature because of their broad emotional spectrum.

[20:25]: How can a woman teach her partner not to be intimidated by her emotions?

[27:00]: What stood out to Regena during her workshop experience in Kaplankaya?

[31:00]: What’s the best way to practice swamping at home? Regena reveals she does it every morning.

[33:00]: Regena reflects on the statistics indicating that younger generations are experiencing less intimacy.

[35:00]: Harvest of the Day: Regena shares a childhood moment when she felt most connected.

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

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Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Can a profound, altered state of consciousness unlock the secrets of life's origins? In this episode of the Harvest Series, Rose Claverie interviews Dr. Bruce Damer, a leading mind in virtual worlds and astrobiology, who reveals his groundbreaking theory on how life began. Though his revelation caused a stir, Bruce kept the mystical experience that inspired it, an Ayahuasca journey, quietly under wraps. Dive into this fascinating discussion on the implications of his discoveries and the unconventional path that led him to them.

[3:05] Bruce helps explain his discovery about the origins of life to my 9- and 12-year-old children.

[9:00] What is life, fundamentally?

[11:00] The philosophical impact of Bruce’s discovery: life’s ancestor is a community, not an individual.

[19:19] Bruce discusses his journey with psychedelics, his adopted childhood, and how ayahuasca brought healing and clarity to his internal suffering.

[24:40] He shares a powerful ayahuasca vision that unlocked his scientific breakthrough three months later during breathwork.

[33:00] Bruce recalls a childhood moment of radical connection.

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Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

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The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Back by popular demand! We're excited to revisit our conversation with Dr. Shefali, originally released two years ago, where she delves into the transformative power of conscious parenting. Whether you missed it the first time or need a refresher, this episode offers timeless insights.

Dont miss : Harvest is organising a retreat with Dr. Shefali on the 30th of October. You can bring your children in beautiful Kaplankaya, on the South Western Aegean Cost of Turkey : Link.

[2:19] How is our ego on the way to a good education? There is a parental ego in function that makes the parent ego think that they are in complete control of the children and that children are their possessions. What is included in the ego: I need to be in control. From that comes the need to impose all my beliefs on my children (religion, culture, competition...)

[6:55] What are the consequences of this kind of education on our children? They become little mini-me or become a "bad child".

[7:44] What happens if you have two parents with different egos? or only one of them is conscious, and the other is not?

[8:50] What are the steps to become a more conscious parent? To wake up! I have been living a pattern, it wasn't me! You should start before having children.

[10:46] How to get rid of perfectionism? You have to be aware that you are killing the joy.

[12:50] How do you self-reflect on how you were conditioned by your parents without feeling ingrateful?

[17:00] How did Dr Shefali change when she had a child? Even if she was already meditating, she started herself also "full of ego".

[19:20] So, how do we still educate our children and let them integrate into society?

[20:29] Are we doing a favour to our children by making sure they speak so many languages, be a maths champion, or be the best at sports so they fit in a super competitive world?

[25:00] What are we petrified in general? We are afraid to be an average human, especially in the area of social media.

[29:10] What are the three lies parents are being told? Why are we not supposed to be responsible for making our children happy?

[31:30] What is the difference between positive parenting and conscious parenting? The importance of the presence of the maternal figure.

[35:35] How was Dr Shefali raised herself? Her mother was patient.

[37:00] Little questions for Dr Shefali, like I don't know how to say 'No' to children.

[39:27] Harvest of the Day : if there is one thing that give hope to Dr Shefali?

Next week, we will release a new episode with scientist Bruce Damer, about the origins of life, the links between mysticism and science, and the potential impact of psychedelics on leaders.

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• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

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Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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What if the story you tell yourself is holding you back from a more beautiful narrative? In this episode, Rose Claverie sits down with Vika Victoria, the storytelling expert and founder of Stories That Shift, to dive deep into the power of reshaping our personal narratives. Vika, a Moth storytelling champion, now helps leaders and teams rewrite their stories to unlock profound transformation in both life and work. Together, we explore how the stories we tell ourselves can define or limit us—and how we can reclaim that power to live with intention. Along the way, we touch on the complexities of the American Dream, the importance of voice, and the story behind Vika's iconic blue hair.

[3:11] – Kicking Off: Vika shares her personal story, beginning with her family's journey from the former Soviet Union to the United States. How did this pivotal move shape her identity and narrative?

[5:59] – The Moth Victory: Vika recounts her unforgettable experience winning the prestigious Moth storytelling competition in New York. What does this victory reveal about the power of storytelling?

[7:54] – Conquering Public Speaking Fear: Public speaking is ranked as one of the biggest fears—why is that? Vika explains how we can become the hero of our own stories, and why embracing vulnerability is key to transformation.

[11:15] – Self-Sabotaging Stories: Why do we often default to telling negative or limiting stories about ourselves? Vika explores how these harmful narratives develop and how we can begin to dismantle them.

[13:20] – Reframing Your Story: Vika offers practical tips on how to reframe old, limiting stories. How can we break free from the past and craft a more empowering narrative for the future?

[16:50] – Exploring Masculinity: In a deeply personal moment, Vika reflects on a time when she was trapped in a spiral of sadness. This led her to explore masculinity by hosting men’s dinners across the globe—an unexpected path that led to powerful insights.

[22:00] – Identity & Geopolitics: Born in the Soviet Union and of Jewish heritage, Vika shares her unique perspective on navigating a complex geopolitical world. Her core message? The importance of using your voice to free yourself—and others.

[24:00] – Rapid-Fire Tips: Vika shares her top tips for becoming a better public speaker and storyteller.

[25:00] – The Blue Hair Story: Curious about Vika's signature blue hair? She reveals the story behind her bold and vibrant look.

[27:00] – The Art of Storytelling: What is the most important trait of a great storyteller? Vika gives us her take on what makes a story truly resonate with an audience.

[28:00] – The American Dream Revisited: Does the classic story of the American Dream still hold true today? Vika offers her thoughts on its relevance in the modern world.

[33:33] – Cancel Culture & Storytelling: In a world of "cancel culture," should we rewrite stories from the past that no longer align with today’s values? Vika weighs in on this timely debate.

[34:00] – Harvest of the Day: To close, Vika shares a powerful memory of radical connection from her youth—one that shaped her journey in unexpected ways.

To know more about Vika, here is her website.

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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How can material wealth be reconciled with a deeper sense of purpose? Lynne Twist’s powerful story offers a profound perspective on this challenge. In this episode, recorded at the Harvest Summit in Kaplankaya, Turkey, Lynn delves into her experiences working alongside Mother Teresa and her tireless efforts to protect the Amazon rainforest. Discover how Lynne’s extraordinary journey reveals the true intersection of financial ethics and spiritual fulfillment.

How can material wealth be reconciled with a deeper sense of purpose? Lynne Twist’s powerful story offers a profound perspective on this challenge. In this episode, recorded at the Harvest Summit in Kaplankaya, Turkey, Lynn delves into her experiences working alongside Mother Teresa and her tireless efforts to protect the Amazon rainforest. Discover how Lynne’s extraordinary journey reveals the true intersection of financial ethics and spiritual fulfillment.

[1:18] Introduction of the topic and guest, Lynne Twist.

[3:42] The interview with Lynne Twist begins. She shares how much she loved her experience in Kaplankaya during the Harvest Summit.

[5:20] I ask Lynne to divide her life into chapters. She starts with her early years, discussing her involvement in a controversial movement in the U.S., focused on freeing oneself from social conditioning. She then details how she began her journey with The Hunger Project. "There are no poor people, only poor environments."

[10:45] Lynne reflects on the beauty of people living in war or famine-stricken areas and shares a lesson she learned from Mother Teresa.

[13:33] Lynne talks about her upbringing with loving parents and the sudden loss of her father when she was 14 years old.

[17:27] After The Hunger Project, Lynne developed a fundraising methodology and participated in an initiative led by Mikhail Gorbachev, alongside global leaders like Jane Goodall and the Dalai Lama, for five years.

[20:23] The second chapter of Lynne's life begins with a revelation during a shamanic ceremony in Guatemala.

[28:00] Lynne describes her journey to the Amazon Rainforest, marking the beginning of the Pachamama Alliance. "We need to end human supremacy," Lynne emphasizes.

[35:00] Lynne discusses the concept of "The Soul of Money." What does it mean, and does money have a soul? She highlights the importance of paying attention to what we already have.

[40:30] Harvest of the Day: Lynne recalls a moment when she felt deeply connected with her family.

To know more about The Soul of Money or the Pachamama Alliance

Lynne Twist is the author of "The Soulf Money : Reclaiming Wealth of Our Inner Resources"

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

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Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

To know more about The Soul of Money or the Pachamama Alliance

Lynne Twist is the author of "The Soulf Money : Reclaiming Wealth of Our Inner Resources"

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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In a world where transformation is the ultimate freedom, Nick Brewer’s journey from drug smuggling and a brutal prison in Argentina to personal redemption is nothing short of extraordinary. Join us as Nick shares his remarkable story of liberation and the profound spiritual awakening he experienced behind bars. From a life once consumed by danger and excess to founding Primal Moves, his path is a testament to resilience and change. Tune in to hear how he reinvented himself and now inspires others through his revolutionary method. Host Rose Claverie guides this gripping conversation on the Harvest Series.

[1:50] : introduction on who is Nick Brewer.

[2:54] : How did Nick get access to a yoga book in prison? Why was isolation in prison like a blessing for Nick?

[3:54] : Nick comes back on his journey, when his skiing career was over at 18 when he injured himself, making him want to disapear. He gets to Antibes in France, and starts to sell cannabis and ecstasy, then moves to Marbella.

[7:14] : Nick starts to smuggle cocaine. It's another world way more dangerous. He moves to Buenos Aires where he lives a double life.

[9:50] : Nick was another man now. He transcendeted himself in prison. He comed back on how he got arrested and his life in prison, a city inside walls.

[16:00] : How Nick managed to read his first book of yoga, and how it transformed him. He discovers what is ego and starts observing his mind.

[20:00] : 4 years after his sentence, Nick had a total breakdown that led him to a desireless phase.

[24:55] : Nick is free, on a plane to London. His former life is dissolved.

[30:00] : Nick's new career and training.

[36:50] : What is Nick's message after this journey?

[37:43] : Harvest of the Day : where is the last time Nick felt radically connected?

To know more about Nick and Primal Moves, check his Instagram account : @primalmovesibiza

In our next episode, we’ll be speaking with Lynne Twist, an extraordinary activist dedicated to alleviating poverty, protecting the Amazon rainforest, and preserving its indigenous cultures.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

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Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Today, we delve into a debated topic: LSD. At the 8th Harvest Summit in Kaplankaya, Amanda Feilding, a pioneering advocate for psychedelic research, shared her insights with journalist Rose Claverie. Amanda has spent decades championing the legalization of LSD, driven by her commitment to changing perceptions and policies surrounding psychedelics. Known as the “First Lady of LSD,” Amanda’s journey is intertwined with both her aristocratic background and her groundbreaking work with the Beckley Foundation. In this episode, Amanda shares her personal experiences and the latest scientific insights into psychedelics. We emphasize that this discussion is purely informational and not an endorsement of drug use. Join us as we explore Amanda Feilding’s extraordinary life and her relentless pursuit of change.

• [4:00]: LSD is the "Queen of Psychedelics" for Amanda, demonized by the American government.
• [5:00]: How are scientific experiments conducted at the Beckley Foundation to gather data? What does Amanda anticipate from their latest study on the brain and the body?
• [11:00]: Why glucose is important during an LSD experience, and how having a diabetic father was "good training" for Amanda.
• [13:36]: Discussion on the risk of overdose.
• [16:00]: LSD is not for everyone; it's a "minority sport" according to Amanda.
• [18:40]: The Beckley Foundation was created by Amanda to show that LSD not only enhances cognitive functions but also has positive effects on mental health issues. One study showed it helps fight nicotine addiction.
• [25:00]: How was Amanda's use of LSD in her youth? It was not a way of life; she recounts a horrible experience she had.
• [27:00]: Amanda shares her story, including mystical childhood experiences.
• [34:00]: Discussion on microdosing and its potential for increasing neuroplasticity to treat neurodegenerative diseases, with an example of a lady’s improvement.
• [45:00]: Safety advice regarding LSD.

To know more about the Beckley Foundation

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Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir, and team
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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In this episode of the Harvest Series, listeners are transported to the serene setting of Kaplankaya, Turkey, where Dutch pianist Joep Beving captivated an audience with his evocative performance. Surrounded by candlelight and the gentle sounds of the Aegean Sea, Joep Beving's minimalist compositions created a profound sense of peace and introspection. During this conversation, the pianist explores how his music has influenced his mental well-being and his approach to success.

Podcast Show Notes: Joep Beving[3:02] - Interview Introduction

The interview kicks off with Joep Beving as he prepares for his concert for the Harvest audience. He gives insights into what the audience can expect from his performance, describing the emotions and experiences he hopes to convey through his music.

[4:45] - Concert as Meditation

Joep likens his concert to a group meditation, emphasizing the calming and introspective nature of his music. He opens up about his personal journey, sharing the pivotal moment in his life when he experienced burnout and how playing the piano became his sanctuary, offering clarity and peace amidst the chaos.

[8:00] - Overcoming Anxiety

Joep delves into his personal growth over the past 15 years, discussing the strategies and mindset shifts that have helped him transform from being an anxious person to finding balance and tranquillity. He shares valuable insights into how music plays a crucial role in maintaining his mental well-being.

[10:40] - Early Beginnings with Piano

Reflecting on his childhood, Joep recounts how he started playing the piano and the role it played in his life. Although he admits he wouldn’t classify himself as a traditionally trained musician, he highlights the deep connection and passion that have fueled his musical journey from a young age.

[17:00] - Creating vs. Performing

In this segment, Joep contemplates the joys of composing music versus performing live. He explores the creative process behind his compositions and discusses what he finds most fulfilling about each aspect of his career.

[19:00] - Relationship with the Piano

Joep shares a touching story about his relationship with the piano, particularly focusing on a German instrument his grandmother bought for him. Despite not initially liking the piano, he explains how his appreciation for the instrument grew over time and became a significant part of his musical identity.

[22:00] - Memorable Fan Encounter

Joep recounts a heartwarming story about a meaningful encounter with a fan. He describes how this interaction impacted him and reinforced the profound connection music can create between artists and their audience.

[29:00] - Upcoming Projects

Looking ahead, Joep discusses his future projects and what listeners can anticipate from his upcoming work. He provides a glimpse into his creative vision and the new directions he plans to explore in his music.

[30:16] - Harvest of the Day

In the closing segment, Joep reflects on a moment of radical connection from his childhood.

Next Episode:

• Join us next time for a conversation with Amanda Feilding about psychedelics and LSD more specifically. Stay tuned!

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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Dive into a unique and emotional journey with Isabelle and Laura Hof, daughters of the legendary Wim Hof, as they join Rose Claverie on the Harvest Series podcast. With humor, authenticity, and raw emotion, the Hof sisters share what it was like growing up under the guidance of the “Iceman” himself.

From hilarious sibling banter to deeply touching stories, Isabelle and Laura discuss how their father’s extreme practices shaped their childhood, the profound impact of losing their mother, and the powerful benefits of cold therapy. Discover why the Wim Hof Method is more than just a cold plunge—it’s a way of life.

Whether you’re curious about cold exposure or simply want to hear an inspiring story, this episode is a must-listen! Join us for a conversation filled with laughter, tears, and insights into the art of embracing the cold. 🧊✨

[2:00] – The interview gets off to an unexpected start when the sisters ask me to guess who the eldest is, leading to some humorous confusion.

[5:30] – Laura and Isabelle share their experiences of growing up as the daughters of the legendary Wim Hof and what their childhood was like.

[9:45] – Discussion on how Wim Hof challenged his children physically to develop their body intelligence.

[16:00] – Laura and Isabelle open up about the loss of their mother, its impact on their lives, and how their father turned to extreme practices to cope with his grief.

[24:00] – Although we planned to do an ice bath, time constraints prevented it. IBut it allowed Isabelle and Laura to explain the famous Wim Hof Method and the benefits of cold exposure.

[33:00] – Insight into the importance of knowing why you engage in cold exposure practices, acknowledging its difficulty.

[36:00] – A cautionary note from the sisters: cold exposure isn't for everyone, especially those with heart problems or hypertension.

To know more about the Wim Hof method.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

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Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir, and team
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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Our episode for the day for Harvest Series is all about writing. I was deeply moved by Yrsa Daley-Ward's beautiful poem recited on the beach during the opening of the Harvest Series summit in Kaplankaya. The poem, about a family dinner that felt quite uncomfortable, sets the tone for this episode.

In this interview, recorded with my friend Greg Pouy, we delve into creativity and authenticity. Yrsa, author of "Bones", shares her spontaneous and authentic writing process, making this a conversation you won't want to miss. Tune in to explore the magic of poetry and the power of genuine expression

[2:30] – Introduction to the interview. Yrsa recites a poem about love.

[5:49] – Greg asks Yrsa about her relationship with letting go.

[7:35] – The meaning behind the title of Yrsa’s book, Bone.

[9:13] – Yrsa’s vision for modern poetry.

[12:00] – Discussion on authenticity. Yrsa talks about organizing workshops and how she helps people realize their creativity.

[15:10] – Has Yrsa always been confident in writing and publishing her thoughts?

[19:00] – Greg inquires about women of colour in writing. Yrsa discusses the increasing number of women of colour in the literary world.

[21:29] – The impact of social networks on Yrsa’s work and her engagement with them.

[24:50] – Yrsa reads "Poetry," the poem she recited during the Harvest opening ceremony by the fire—an unforgettable moment.

[29:30] – Harvest of the Day: I ask Yrsa about a moment when she felt radically connected with her family.

[31:14] – Greg’s final question, "Vlan": What does Yrsa want to open or close the door to?

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir, and team
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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Dive into the inspiring journey of Ben Nemtin, co-creator of 'The Buried Life,' as he sits down with journalist Rose Claverie on Harvest Series! From battling anxiety to playing basketball with President Obama, Ben's story is a testament to chasing dreams fearlessly. Join us as Ben shares how pursuing his bucket list transformed his life and empowered countless others. Don't miss this captivating episode!

Episode Highlights:

[2:45] Ben Nemtin shares his remarkable story. Over a decade, Ben and his friends followed their dreams on MTV's "The Buried Life," turning their bucket list into a way of life.

[5:00] Ben recounts the beginning of his journey. As a member of the national rugby team in Canada, missing a crucial kick during a final led to a deep depression. This pivotal moment inspired him to seek out inspiring people and experiences.

[14:00] Discover how Ben and his friends managed to play basketball with President Obama and the invaluable lessons he learned from this incredible experience.

[17:30] Ben delves into the importance of accountability and explains how sharing your goals with others can help you achieve your dreams.

[24:30] One of the biggest lessons Ben learned on his journey is the power of letting go of control.

[26:00] Ben opens up about his struggles with anxiety and discusses the importance of mental health.

[30:00] Was falling in love on Ben's bucket list? Hear about his arrival in Kaplankaya with his beautiful girlfriend, Vanessa.

[32:00] Learn how to start your own bucket list, focusing not just on travel and adventure but on all aspects of life.

[40:00] Harvest of the Day: Ben shares a cherished memory of a family moment where he felt profoundly connected.

If you want to know more about Ben's book you can order it here.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

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Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Today, I interview the co-founders of London Nootropics, a young brand that makes mushroom-based coffees. Zain Peer and Shez Shaik, based in London, share their entrepreneurial journey with us in an episode recorded in Kaplankaya, during the 8th Summit of Harvest. They discuss how they came up with the idea to focus on adaptogens, what adaptogens are, what they are not, and the scientific ways these substances enhance our daily lives. They also talk about their entrepreneurial challenges, efforts, and how they met in school.

Episode Breakdown:

[2:54] - Introduction of the podcast. What are adaptogens? They are like a thermostat in our body. What's the difference between normal coffee and adaptogen coffee?

[7:19] - What is the science behind adaptogens?

[9:00] - What is the legislation around adaptogens?

[10:40] - Are mushroom coffees "magic coffees"?

[13:49] - The story of London Nootropics. Zain shares how he and Shez wanted a natural boost in their coffee before going to the gym and how they met Amanda, an Australian nutritionist who introduced them to adaptogens.

[17:22] - Shez joins the recording in the villa and sits next to Zain.

[19:00] - Shez and Zain share a story about resolving a product delivery issue, showing their dedication to timely service.

[22:10] - Discussing the impact of building a brand together on their friendship.

[24:00] - Defining moments for London Nootropics, including their appearance on the BBC.

[26:00] - Zain and Shez talk about the importance of transparency and ethical sourcing.

[32:00] - Tasting their hydration salts. I chose lemon-lime. This leads into the "Harvest of the Day," a moment of Radical Connection.

Resources:

• Visit the London Nootropics website

Next Episode:

• Join us next time for a conversation with Ben Nemtin about the things you want to do before you die. Stay tuned!

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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In this episode of the Harvest Series podcast, we delve into the essence of manhood with transformative coach Nic Warner. Recorded at the Harvest Summit in Kaplankaya, Nic shares his insightful journey of helping men understand their roles and identities through rites of passage and conscious breathing. His engaging presence and profound reflections resonate deeply, especially for those of us raising sons. Join us as Nic explores the complexities of masculinity, fatherhood, and personal growth. Listen now on Spotify or watch on YouTube for an inspiring conversation that transcends generations.

[2:01] - Nic Warner has been traveling to organize men's retreats. He explains some of the activities that take place there and the overall goals.

[7:01] - Discussing the lack of rites of passage in modern times, which are essential for boys to transition into men by being taken away from the community and initiated.

[10:01] - Who has the most influence in helping a boy become a man? Is it the mother or the father?

[14:00] - How does this theory apply to modern times, where women often earn more money and may take on more masculine roles? How does this create confusion, and what is a healthy balance in a relationship?

[20:30] - Nic shares his personal experience with his father and his own journey to manhood.

[33:20] - Nic is expecting a son soon. How is he preparing for fatherhood?

[35:00] - Alcohol is a major enemy of masculinity. Nic explains his relationship with alcohol and drugs.

[38:00] - Harvest of the Day: What is Nic's most memorable experience of Radical Connection from his childhood?

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technician in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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It's become a tradition for us now. In this episode of the Harvest Series podcast, we welcome Jamie Wheal, the author of "Recapture the Rapture," a renowned expert on peak performance, neuroscience, and flow states, and the Executive Director of the Flow Genome Project, to introduce the theme of our 8th season summit. The last theme was Radical Connection.

You will soon find out why the biblical brothers Cain and Abel (present in many religions) are in this podcast's title. This episode runs longer than usual, but Jamie's insights were so profound and evolutionary that we couldn't bear to cut any part of the interview or split it into two parts. He provides so much information that I usually have to pause when listening to this episode to fully digest what he says!

Join us as Jamie Wheal takes us on a journey through the story and future of our civilization, viewed through the lens of connection.

Episode Breakdown:

[2:01] - Jamie explains why the theme Radical Connection was chosen for this 8th season of the Harvest Summit in Kaplankaya. Why do we feel so disconnected today?

[6:05] - Jamie cites the ancient social technologies we left behind. But how do we fight against the inevitable frictions emerging from the communities?

[10:00] - Are demagogues and populists responsible for us feeling disconnected, along with social networks?

[15:00] - Jamie talks about migration and humans being always on the move.

[20:14] - We are going back to a multipolar world. What are the 3 main forces driving disconnection: 1. Tribalism 2. Colonialism 3. Capitalism.

[28:00] - We are used to thinking that technology will solve our resource problems.

[33:00] - How can we deal with these situations where if we want to raise the standard of living of Americans, we would need the resources of 3 to 4 planets Earth. Reduction is politically untenable.

[35:00] - We are in a case of obligate adaptation: how to recalibrate our carbon consumption to standards of living that meet our needs. How do we become healthier and more connected?

[43:00] - I'm trying to get hope from maybe the next generations. Jamie doesn't want to put all the effort into the kids.

[45:00] - What about fixing people's consciousness? Yes, if it doesn't make us just self-indulgent.

[54:42] - Jamie is writing a book: if an anthropologist from space came down to Earth and checked what was happening, interviewing the wisest ones, what is going on? What are the drivers of evolution?

[57:49] - "Evolution (life on this Earth) is nothing more and less than an amoral and indifferent novelty engine. Its purpose is to create and generate options and possibilities. 90% crashes, 10% persist. That's how you get new and different." Out of these different things comes complexity. Some complex things are not beautiful, like cancer, but some things are good, true, and beautiful. Let's protect them. But it needs energy."

[1:00:00] - The story of human civilization has been nothing more than a hunt for ever hotter fire to heat ever more interesting star stuff.

[1:08:00] - What are the tools we have in our hands? We have seasons and contrasts, spinning, the moon... They are Earthshots giving us hope.

Next episode will be with Nic Warner, a transformational coach, about how boys can become men. He will share his moving story with full transparency.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir, and team
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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In this episode, I have the privilege of interviewing the fabulous Esther Perel in Kaplankaya. Recognized as one of today's most profound and innovative voices on modern relationships, Esther is fluent in nine languages and runs a therapy practice in New York City. She attended the Harvest Summit with friends, bringing immense joy and energy to the event. Eager to try every practice, Esther also delivered beautiful speeches. In this interview, we reflect on her 40 years of experience as a psychotherapist.

In this episode, we explore:

• [2:57]: Why are relationships so hard? Why isn't just loving enough? Esther delves into the complexity of modern relationships and the increased expectations we place on them.
• [4:55]: The perfect recipe to fail in your relationship and remain single for life, according to Esther.
• [8:55]: The fundamental reasons why people get together in the first place.
• [11:05]: With 40 years of experience, Esther has developed a keen intuition. She shares how she leverages it in her practice.
• [15:25]: An example from her practice: Should I break up with my dad? Esther offers insights into understanding and improving familial relationships.
• [18:25]: The overemphasis on psychotherapy's focus on what people lacked after Freud, and how this perspective has shifted.
• [20:55]: Applying Esther's approach to other fields like geopolitics or the business world. She provides a fascinating analysis of polarization and handling complex situations.
• [28:31]: Quick-fire questions to Esther, including how she practices being a good spouse and what she would do if she couldn't talk about relationships anymore.
• [31:37]: Harvest of The Day : a moment when Esther felt very connected with her family.

Stay tuned for insights that could transform your understanding of relationships and much more.

You can visit estherperel.com, a great resource for access to her game, her online courses, and innumerable resources to help you keep the spark of desire alive in your relationships.

You can follow us on Instagram at @HarvestSeries or @rose.claverie for updates.

Watch our podcast episodes and speaker sessions on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Credits:

• Sound editing by: @lesbellesfrequences
• Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir, and team
• Music by: Chambord
• Artwork by: Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners.

Harvest Series Founders: Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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Get ready to dive into a world of movement and flexibility with Julien Paccaud, a French osteopath, in this episode of Harvest Series. A seasoned attendee of all the Harvest summits in Kaplankaya, Julien shares his mantra: flexibility. Discover his journey from being a former national champion of barefoot waterskiing to exploring the importance of movement, hydration, and breathing. We'll also discuss, more unexpectedly, our relationship with our feet! Join us as we explore the art of staying agile in both body and mind. Tune in for insights that will leave you ready to embrace a more fluid approach to life.

[2:16] Start of the interview: Julien explains why flexibility is his priority, drawing from his experience as a former barefoot waterskiing champion and an osteopath.

[7:02] The impact of modern life: Spending so much time on our computers affects our bodies. What can we do to compensate?

[11:33] Dehydration: Many people are dehydrated. What are the solutions according to Julien Paccaud? We also discuss the importance of proper breathing.

[16:49] Osteopathy: A brief discussion about osteopathy and the various techniques used to help clients.

[19:20] Our relationship with our feet: Julien invites people to walk barefoot. He shares tips on how to get active feet and why it's important.

[28:30] Physical and mental flexibility: What is the relationship between the two? And how can non-flexible people improve?

[32:00] Saying YES and NO: Julien discusses the importance of balancing yes and no in our interactions with people.

[35:00] Harvest experience: Julien talks about his experience at Harvest, being one of the few to have attended all the summits.

[38:50] Harvest of the day: Julien shares his favourite tool for transformation.

To reach Julien :

Webesite : www.julienpaccaurd.com

Instagram : @julien_paccaud

email : Julien@mybodyecology.com

And the next episode will actually be with... Esther Perel! stay tuned.

Follow us on Instagram: @Harvestseries or @rose.claverie for updates. You can also watch our filmed podcast or speakers on YouTube: Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences. Technicians in Kaplankaya: Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir, and team. Music by Chambord. Artwork by Davide d'Antonio.

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners. The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Today, listeners are treated to a condensed version of an interview with Daniel Schmachtenberger, a renowned philosopher and strategist known for confronting humanity's most critical challenge: self-destruction. Over the course of history, numerous civilizations have grappled with this perilous fate, but with our contemporary advancements, the potential repercussions loom on a global scale. This insightful conversation took place in Kaplankaya during Harvest.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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The Hangover: Special Episode with Harvest Series Co-Founders Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

This episode is a very special one. Burak Öymen and Roman Carel, the co-founders of Harvest Series, showed up at the villa where the podcast is taking place right after the conclusion of the Harvest Series summit. Initially, the two friends were supposed to simply debrief out loud about their experience during this 8th season and share their vision for the future of Harvest. However, they surprised the host, Rose Claverie, by transforming themselves into skilled interviewers to delve deeper into the podcast itself and Rose’s journey!

This episode, titled "The Hangover," isn't named because the trio is struggling to function on a Sunday morning, but rather to highlight the friendly and relaxed nature of their discussion, showing that personal development and growth can be laid-back. Join us for this unique and insightful conversation!

Episode Notes:

[2:07] Burak and Roman share how the party went the day before, the last party after the end of the Harvest summit, and reflect on all the hard work.

[3:24] Burak explains why the Harvest summit is unique and in a category of its own.

[4:45] Roman attributes the success of the event largely to its location in Kaplankaya, Turkey.

[7:00] Roman and Burak decide to interview me about my journey with the Harvest Series podcast! This is a real surprise from these two! Roman asks what my most moving moments were while recording this 8th season.

[9:00] I cannot fail to mention the team: my dear Joel, who edits the podcast with me all year long with all his heart; Kerem, who filmed this year with a big smile on his face all day long, and the amazing Neil, the communication director of Harvest, who orchestrated this episode.

[13:20] My old friend Roman asks about my journey since the first episode I recorded. I share an embarrassing moment with Dr. Gabor Maté.

[16:35] I try to regain control! I ask what the next chapter for Harvest will be. They reveal the theme of the next Harvest Summit, which will focus on Courage. They discuss whether to use the word "Radical" in front of courage and seem to decide to drop it. They share that they are already thinking about next year.

[21:39] Roman teases Burak about his dancing skills.

[22:30] We delve deeper into the importance of Harvest in Burak and Roman's lives.

[27:50] Harvest of the Day for Season 8: What moment did they feel radically connected as children?

Join us for an episode full of surprises, insights, and heartfelt discussions!

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Today's episode offers a tantalizing glimpse into an interview with Manex Ibar, a French Shaman, as he guides listeners through the mystical realm of shamanism—a practice steeped in ancient traditions and embraced across diverse cultures worldwide. Despite its rising prominence, shamanism remains veiled in intrigue. Manex's journey began in adolescence, a time when Western awareness of shamanic practices was limited. In this snippet, he illuminates some of the prevalent misunderstandings surrounding the shamanic path.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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This is the final episode of Harvest Season 8. We're wrapping up with a grand finale, featuring a double interview with Wade Davies, the Canadian explorer and influential advocate for the world's indigenous cultures, and Howard Covington, Chair of the Clientearth board—an organization dedicated to enforcing environmental laws worldwide. This special interview was orchestrated by one of Harvest Series' founders, Burak, and I must say, I couldn't be happier with the result. In this conversation, you'll witness two environmental activists from different arenas engaging in a peaceful dialogue. From electric cars to catastrophism, lobbing or which advice to give to the next generations, they cover it all. Join us as we delve into their insightful discussion, which took place during the Harvest Series event at Koko in London.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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In this snippet, listeners are treated to a condensed version of an interview with Adah Parris, a remarkable system thinker, storyteller, and artist. Adah, who holds influential roles as the chair of Mental Health First Aid England and leader of the Culture Values Advisory Group, discusses the significance of asking the right questions. The conversation kicks off with a profound inquiry: Which ancestors do we aspire to become? Join Adah as she illuminates this thought-provoking question and examines whether it's fueled by ego or a deeper longing for legacy.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

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Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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In this groundbreaking episode of Harvest Series, Dr. Enayat, a UK trained GP and the visionary founder of Hum2n, delves into the fundamental question of longevity: What does it take to achieve optimal health and wellness for a lifetime? Discover how Dr. Enayat's cutting-edge lab tests are revolutionizing healthcare by uncovering the underlying markers that contribute to disease. With a focus on understanding the "why" behind health issues, Dr. Enayat challenges traditional healthcare norms and emphasizes the importance of personalized care.From nutrition and supplements to therapies, hormones, and aging, Dr. Enayat covers it all in this must-listen episode. Don't miss out as he shares actionable strategies to optimize your health and unlock the secrets to longevity.

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Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

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Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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This podcast episode is a condensed version of a previous interview with Bibi Brozozka, a conscious sexuality guide known for her transformative workshops at Harvest in Kaplankaya. Having previously explored the depths of conscious sexuality, Bibi delve into its profound significance and impact. Bibi shares invaluable tips towards the end of their discussion, offering listeners a glimpse into the world of conscious sexuality. Tune in to discover these insightful nuggets of wisdom! If you enjoyed this excerpt, be sure to catch the full version in episode number 18 of the Harvest Series.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

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Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Today, Yasmine Mc Dougall Sterea is the guest of Harvest Series. With a distinguished career spanning 11 years as editor and creative director at Vogue, collaborating with luminaries like Rihanna and Naomi Campbell, Yasmine's path took a profound turn when personal loss prompted her to challenge the myth of perfectionism. Through her award-winning organization, Free Free, Yasmine advocates for the emotional, physical, and financial freedom of women worldwide. Delve into the exploration of societal expectations, the multiplicity of roles women navigate, and the pursuit of genuine freedom as Yasmine sheds light on these crucial topics.

[2:56] Yasmine shares her unique perspective on freedom for girls and women, offering a refreshing definition that challenges conventional norms.

[4:32] Delve into the deeply personal story behind the inception of Free Free, sparked by Yasmine's experience of pregnancy with a daughter.

[7:50] Explore Yasmine's journey of healing and self-discovery, as she reflects on the transformative power of her own experiences.

[11:10] Discover the profound impact of motherhood on Yasmine's life and priorities.

[14:45] Learn about the new avenues of exploration and growth that Yasmine has embraced, challenging herself to step outside of her comfort zone in pursuit of her mission.

[16:50] Uncover the core mission of Free Free and its commitment to empowering women and girls worldwide through innovative programs and initiatives.

[20:15] Hear about Free Free's groundbreaking university program and its efforts to foster a culture of authenticity.

[23:30] Delve into the concept of the First Political Order and its implications for understanding and addressing societal inequalities.

[25:50] Explore the diverse backgrounds and experiences of the women served by Free Free, highlighting the intersectionality of social privilege.

[29:00] Join Yasmine as she shares her insights into the dynamics of feminine and masculine energies and their role in personal and collective transformation.

[33:00] In the "Harvest of the Day" segment, discover Yasmine's favourite tool of transformation.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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In this episode of Harvest Series, here is a condensed version of an interview with Alexandre Tannous, a distinguished sound therapist renowned for his profound understanding of the therapeutic power of sound. Recorded at the Harvest event in Kaplankaya, Alexandre shares insights from various perspectives, including Western scientific, Eastern philosophical, and shamanic societal beliefs, on how music can fundamentally transform our being, and which music is good for you, and which one is not as good!

If you found these insights intriguing, be sure to catch the full version in episode number 17.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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This podcast episode of Harvest Series features a special interview with Manon Elise, who graciously welcomed us into her home in Lisbon to discuss all things Harvest. What sets Harvest apart from other wellness festivals? Does she even like the term 'wellness'? We delve into the essence of Harvest and get an exclusive sneak peek into the upcoming 8th season in Kaplankaya, set to launch in May. From keynote speakers to this season's theme and exciting new additions like beachside glamping, we cover it all. Join us for a delightful conversation between Manon and Rose as we explore the unique vibe of Harvest and learn more about the wonderful Manon herself.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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In this episode, we delve into a condensed version of the interview with Indra Adnan, a multifaceted individual with expertise in writing, psycho-social therapy, and political entrepreneurship, particularly focusing on future politics and conflict transformation. Indra's background encompasses various fields, including writing, psycho-social therapy, and political entrepreneurship. Indra shares profound insights into the role of women in society, advocating for their empowerment and highlighting their significance as social architects. The episode was recorded during the 7th edition of Harvest, in Kaplankaya, and you can find the full version in episode number 16 if you want to know more!

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Get ready for a captivating journey with Tanya Kazeminy, the sexual evolution guide! In this upcoming episode, Tanya shares her insights on what sexual evolution means to her, revealing that her teachings come before the act of sex. She teaches about our relationship with our sexuality to support people in uncovering this force that lives within them and how to peacefully harness, honour and embrace this last examined part of ourselves. Tune in to discover the keys and essential questions to kickstart your own sexual evolution journey. In this new episode of the Harvest Series podcast, Tanya, author of the book "GASP," unveils her transformative journey and the invaluable lessons she's learned guiding people from diverse backgrounds and sexual orientations.

[2:28] : What is sexual evolution? Why do we seem to be stuck at a fixed point?

[4:20] : Why do so many of our daily decisions revolve around our sexual evolution, often without our awareness?

[6:47] : What is the ultimate goal of sexual evolution? And what are the key questions we should ask ourselves to embark on our own journey?

[12:30] : How can we prevent sexual education from perpetuating outdated beliefs?

[14:00] : Tanya shares her personal journey and discusses why her marriage ended.

[17:10] : Is marriage still the most ideal model for relationships?

[20:00] : What have I been taught about sexuality that I actually don't believe?

[23:30] : Let's ask Tanya some practical questions too, starting with: What can you do when you're struggling with intimacy?

[30:00] : Harvest of The Day: What is Tanya's favorite tool for transformation?

To know more about the book Gasp.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Get ready to immerse yourself in the captivating world of Crussen, the Swedish electronic DJ who's reshaping the party scene with the influence of breathwork. Discover how his journey unfolded from being a devotee of electro music and vigorous sports to finding a new dimension of himself through sound meditation.

Join us for an enthralling podcast interview as Crussen shares his extraordinary voyage of self-exploration, from tapping into his emotions through breathing techniques to seamlessly integrating them into his dynamic sets. Robin delves into his love for music, his transformative experiences, and his innovative approach to well-being.

[2:00] : The interview kicks off with a discussion on how Crussen's music has evolved since incorporating breathwork into his life. He shares his affinity for instruments like the harp and harmonica, revealing his preference for balancing energetic pursuits with tranquil activities.

[7:44] : Crussen recounts his powerful discovery of the breath's potential and its profound impact on his life.

[12:00] : He elaborates on the various breathing techniques he employs to promote relaxation and enhance his overall well-being.

[15:30] : Crussen discusses his experimentation with integrating breathwork into his musical compositions, exploring new creative avenues in his tracks.

[18:00] : Crussen sheds light on his intentions for his sessions at Harvest, particularly focusing on addressing trauma.

[20:40] : He candidly shares his experiences with shyness and how he navigates it in his personal and professional life.

[22:17] : Crussen offers insights into his unique communication style with his partner, emphasizing their mutual support and emotional awareness. He also mentions their former living arrangements in tiny houses and their plans for organizing retreats on self-regulation.

[29:00] : Harvest of the Day: Crussen reveals his favourite tool for personal transformation.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Step into the transformative world of sound meditation with Athena Ko, also known as The Gong Girl, in this special episode of Harvest Series. Discover the magic of gong baths as Athena unravels their benefits, emphasizing how music becomes a universal language, making this ancient practice accessible to all. Join us on Athena's captivating journey—from a successful hedge fund manager in NYC to a gong master. Learn how the discovery of gong baths changed her life and perspective, and be moved as she shares poignant experiences teaching meditation in psychiatric wards. This episode is a unique blend of wisdom, music, and personal transformation—an interview you won't want to miss!

[2:44] : The interview commences as Athena introduces the concept of a Gong bath, also known as sound meditation.

[4:45] : Athena, having grown up in Hong Kong, reflects on the resonance of the gong in her childhood and discusses the universal appeal of meditation devoid of language barriers.

[8:00] : Exploring her approach to conducting sound meditation, Athena emphasizes the principle that "the body never lies."

[10:10] : Is preparation necessary for engaging in a sound meditation session?

[12:16] : Athena shares her personal journey from hedge-fund manager in NYC to discovering and embracing sound meditation, highlighting its profound impact on her life.

[16:00] : Reflecting on reactions to her lifestyle changes, Athena discusses the lessons gleaned from her transformative journey and extensive travels.

[21:00] : What wisdom does Athena seek to impart to her students, and how has her meditation practice evolved over time?

[26:00] : Delving into the realm of mental health, Athena recounts her experiences teaching meditation in a psychiatric ward, beginning with her first day.

[30:00] : Athena shares a poignant anecdote about a patient whose story deeply affected her.

[34:30] : Strategies for nurturing positive thoughts are discussed.

[35:00] : The origin of Athena's evocative moniker, "The Gong Girl," is revealed.

[37:00] : As the episode's Harvest of The Day, Athena reveals her favourite tool for personal transformation.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Embark on a journey with Howard Covington, the visionary leader of Client Earth, an organization with Earth as its client. In this episode, explore Howard's fearless approach, suing governments like Poland and the UK for flouting their environmental laws. Uncover the powerful impact that Client Earth had on China, advising them not to build power plants outside their borders for the Belt and Road Initiative.

Delve into Howard's insights as he shares the upcoming environmental challenges, focusing on the future of food and the revolutionary concept of meat production in a bioreactor. Join us on Harvest Series for an exploration of environmental advocacy, legal battles, and the transformative path toward a sustainable future.

[3:30] : The interview commences, delving into the myriad challenges confronting planet Earth. Despite attempts to focus on three key challenges, Howard provides an expansive overview of the multifaceted issues at hand.

[7:30] : A discussion ensues on humanity's capacity to tackle environmental problems.

[8:50] : Howard recounts his journey, transitioning from the sale of his company to becoming an environmental advocate in the early 2010s, notably through his involvement with Client Earth. He highlights the courtroom as the optimal platform for addressing climate change.

[13:10] : Howard elaborates on Client Earth's legal actions against Poland and the UK to ensure compliance with environmental laws, as well as their involvement in assisting China in its environmental efforts.

[25:00] : The conversation pivots to the economic rivalry between the US and China and its environmental ramifications.

[29:00] : Howard discusses the future trajectory of environmental efforts, emphasizing clean food as a priority. Solutions to this issue are explored.

[35:00] : The conversation closes with a query about Howard's preferred tool for effecting transformation.

To reach Client Earth : www.clientearth.org

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

This episode was sponsored by &Soul, for more information including how to claim your first month free check out the link below: &Soul

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Join us on an extraordinary journey with anthropologist and explorer, Wade Davis! In this episode, we delve deep into the heart of anthropology and explore the profound questions that shape cultures and define humanity.

Ever wondered why anthropology matters? Wade Davis shares insights into what makes a culture, the core values that bind societies, and the universal question every culture grapples with: What does it mean to be a human alive?

Wade challenges the notion of cultural hierarchy, highlighting how genetics has debunked the concept of race. Discover how, beneath our diverse expressions, we share a common genius – some embracing technology, others mysticism. He also discusses cancel culture from an anthropological lens and explores the nuances of free expression. Reflecting on his seniority and reputation, he sheds light on the challenges some educators face in the U.S. when voicing their opinions.

Prepare for a thought-provoking dialogue where Wade Davis encourages the fight for change, even if victory is uncertain. Do you also think that we should fight, but not expect to win?

[3:11] Introduction with Wade Davis: Unveiling the Essence of Anthropology

Wade Davis kicks off the conversation by delving into the fundamental question: Why does anthropology matter? Join us as we explore the profound significance of this field in understanding human societies and cultures.

[10:09] Navigating Cancel Culture with Wade Davis

In this segment, Wade Davis shares his perspective on Cancel Culture, offering insights into how he perceives and navigates this contemporary phenomenon. Discover the anthropological lens through which he views cancel culture.

[16:00] The Art of Fighting for Ideas

Wade Davis reflects on the challenges of fighting for your ideas in a world filled with diverse perspectives. Join us as he shares his experiences and offers valuable insights into advocating for meaningful change.

[20:00] Proudest Achievement: Wade's Reflects

Explore the pinnacle of Wade Davis's achievements as he shares the one thing he is proudest of in his remarkable career. Gain a deeper understanding of the moments that define his impactful journey.

[25:00] Inspiration Behind Exploration: Wade's World Travels

Wade Davis takes us on a journey into the roots of his exploration, revealing what inspired him to become an explorer and travel the world.

[32:00] Grandfatherly Wisdom: Advice to a New Generation

Freshly adorned with the title of grandfather, Wade Davis imparts his wisdom and shares the advice he would give to his newfound grandchild. Discover the heartfelt and profound words of a seasoned explorer.

[32:36] Harvest of the Day: Wade's Favorite Tool of Transformation

In this intriguing segment, Wade Davis reveals his favourite tool of transformation. Uncover the unique perspective and practices that have played a pivotal role in shaping his transformative journey.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Step into Marieme's world on Harvest Series, where her journey unfolds against the backdrop of family, war, and dreams. Against her father's wishes, she embraced music as her refuge. In the aftermath of the Mauritania-Senegal war, her family split, and she found solace with her siblings in Senegal. At seven, a reunion with her parents in the Bronx brought both joy and shock. Listen closely as Marieme recounts her love affair with music, a means of escape, and the challenges she faced as a singer. Her tale is a poignant exploration of family ties, love, and pursuing one's true passion. Has your pursuit of passion ever required disappointing loved ones?

Join us for a narrative that resonates with Marieme's resilient spirit.

[2:51] Marieme kicked off Harvest in London with a beautiful show. It was the earliest show she'd ever done :)

[5:20] Marieme explain the culture shock of arriving in America after being raised in Senegal.

[8:00] Marieme details her relationship with Music, what was her inspiration, and how music was her escape.

[10:50] Marieme didn't think she could become a singer when she was at College.

[15:00] How Prince and Aretha Franklin inspired Marieme.

[18:20] Does Marieme see herself as a political singer? The answer is clear!

[23:00] Marieme answers about her fabulous hairstyle, her ultimate self-expression.

[26:21] Harvest of The Day : What is Marieme's favourite tool for transformation?

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Step into the world of visual healing with Louie Schwartzberg, director of Fantastic Fungi and Gratitude Revealed, in our latest podcast episode. Recorded during the special edition of Harvest Series in London, Louie shares insights on the positive impact of nature on television, especially for mental health. Discover the concept of "visual healing" and its immense potential. Louie delves into the benefits of mushrooms, exploring their uses in cooking, therapy, and the absurdity of their historical prohibition in the United States.

How do you believe watching nature can positively impact your well-being? Don't miss this captivating episode.

[2:30]: Appreciating Nature in the Concrete Jungle

Explore Louie's deep admiration for nature and discover how he finds and appreciates beauty in the bustling city of London.

[3:45]: The Influence of Nature on Wellbeing

Delve into the ways observing nature has shaped and influenced Louie's overall wellbeing, offering insights into the profound impact of natural elements on the human experience.

[4:43]: Disconnecting from Directorial Duties in Nature

Discover whether Louie, a cinema director, can truly disconnect from his role when immersed in the wonders of the natural world.

[6:00]: Nature's Dilemma: To Kill or Not to Kill

In a moment of real-life nature encounter, explore Louie's perspective on the ethical dilemma of dealing with a fly in the room and asking whether it's acceptable to kill a mosquito.

[7:13]: Visual Healing through Moving Art

Delve into Visual Healing, Louie Schwartzberg's virtual immersive program of Moving Art, and explore the reported benefits of nature imagery on viewers' well-being.

[12:04]: Screen Time Dilemma

Louie addresses the concerns surrounding screen time, offering insights into how he navigates the challenges posed by excessive digital exposure.

[14:20]: Social Networks and the New Connection Paradigm

Explore Louie's unique perspective on social networks and the evolving ways people connect in the modern world.

[16:00]: Fantastic Fungi and the Power of Psilocybin

Delve into the fascinating world of mushrooms and the healing power of psilocybin, as discussed by Louie Schwartzberg, director of "Fantastic Fungi."

[17:58]: Falling in Love with Mushrooms

Discover the moment Louie fell in love with mushrooms and how this fascination shaped his artistic and personal journey.

[20:26]: Louie's Favorite Mushroom Delicacies

Explore Louie's personal preferences as he shares his favourite mushrooms and the unique experiences associated with consuming them.

[21:49]: Psilocybin and Mental Health Insights

Louie provides insights into the impact of psilocybin on mental health and discusses the historical context of the prohibition of mushrooms under Nixon.

[26:15]: Safety Tips for Mushroom Enthusiasts

Learn about the essential safety considerations for those interested in exploring mushrooms, as shared by Louie.

[27:28]: Harvest of the Day: Transformative Tools

Discover Louie's favourite tool of transformation in this segment.

You can watch Louie Channel & Moving Art (within the first 4 weeks of launching Moving Art, the movie "Gratitude Revealed" has been viewed 88.000 times!).

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi & Hanan Yasir

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Embark on a profound journey with Africa Brooke in our latest podcast episode. Ever found yourself holding back from your deepest dreams? Africa, a seasoned consultant and coach, unravels the complexities of self-sabotage and self-censorship. Join us as she shares invaluable insights on aligning thoughts with words. Africa opens up about how she triumphed over binge drinking. Discover the transformative power of overcoming self-sabotage and censorship for richer, more meaningful connections in your relationships.

[2:25]: The interview begins by unpacking the concept of self-sabotage, exploring moments when individuals become their own stumbling blocks. The discussion delves into the origin of this tendency and strategies for understanding it.

[5:50]: The steps to break free from self-sabotage are revealed, with an emphasis on heightened awareness as the initial key.

[8:40]: One of the manifestations of self-sabotage is explored—self-censorship, a phenomenon where genuine expression is stifled.

[12:30]: The reasons behind self-repression are discussed, addressing fears of being misunderstood or canceled. The importance of awareness takes center stage once again.

[17:00]: The concept that it's acceptable to pause when faced with challenging questions is introduced, allowing for thoughtful responses and narrowing the gap between action and reaction.

[19:31]: The second step, responsibility, is unveiled. Individuals are encouraged to identify their communication style among the four types—passive, passive-aggressive, aggressive, and assertive—with the goal of cultivating assertiveness.

[25:27]: The benefits of adopting assertiveness are explored. The discussion delves into the motivations for investing effort in becoming more assertive and courageous.

[31:00]: The focus shifts to Africa's inspiring journey, detailing how she successfully overcame self-sabotage.

[37:00]: The show then explores facets of Africa's celebration of her newfound sobriety, including her favorite book and the influential mentor who guided her.

[40:49]: The podcast concludes by delving into Africa's preferred tool for personal transformation.

Here is the book Africa Advised: "The Untethered Soul: The Journey Beyond Yourself", by Michael A. Singer, and Africa's podcast: Beyond the Self.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or me :@rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Dive into the transformative journey of beautiful soul Stephanie Canavasio, a beacon of healing guidance, as she shares her remarkable path from a New York model to a Parisian TV presenter—shedding light on her battles with disconnection and addiction. This episode of Harvest Series delves deep into Stephanie's approach, 'Presence Embodied,' a fusion of compassionate inquiry and meditative practices.

Discover the profound evolution of a once-addicted soul to a healing guide, as Stephanie authentically discusses her life-changing encounters with mentors like Gabor Maté and her immersion into Buddha's teachings.

[2:27]: Start of the interview. Stephanie reflects on her past participation in a French television show and reveals that, at that time, she was struggling with feelings of being lost, using alcohol and drugs.

[4:45]: Did modeling impact Stephanie's mental health?

[5:46]: Stephanie experimented with psychedelics for years, but the practice lacked integration after deep journeys. She emphasizes the human condition of suffering in the escape from more suffering.

[10:55]: Stephanie's upbringing included an alcoholic father and a rageful mother. Struggling with eating disorders as a teenager, she turned to alcohol and ecstasy later. Until Dr. Gabor Maté entered her life, having just written "When The Body Says No."

[16:11]: Can trauma transform us into victims?

[19:00]: How has Stephanie's approach to love relationships evolved, particularly in letting go of control?

[21:53]: Having worked extensively on herself, Stephanie shares her passion now for teaching, particularly in group sessions.

[25:01]: Stephanie offers tips for individuals at the beginning of their healing journey, emphasizing the importance of facing challenges head-on, like looking the tiger in the eye.

[29:01]: Harvest of The Day: Stephanie shares what gives her hope.

Next week, we kick off a special edition of Harvest Series in London! Our first interview explores self-sabotage and self-censorship with Africa Brooke. Don't miss it!

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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How can I be super focused for an interview? Should we drink less tap water? What about being a vegetarian? How to stop migraines, and hangovers, and stop waking up at 4am? Join us for an electrifying episode featuring Dave Asprey, the pioneering figure behind biohacking. Discover the captivating journey that led him to become the father of this groundbreaking movement. Learn how Dave's transformative experiences, from overcoming weight challenges to crafting the famed Bulletproof Cafe, shaped his vision for optimal health.

In this episode, Dave unveils the secrets behind his globally renowned Bulletproof coffee and his pioneering biohacking methodology. From personal setbacks to soaring success, he shares insights on why meat consumption matters, techniques for enhanced focus, and strategies to combat hangovers and migraines.

Tune in as Dave paints a vivid picture of the future of biohacking, offering a glimpse into what lies ahead in this realm. This exclusive interview, conducted during his Kaplankaya retreat with Harvest, is a goldmine of health tips and a window into Dave Asprey's visionary world.

[2:00]: What should I do first if I want to live until 120 years old? There is no one-size-fits-all answer; you need to determine your priorities first.

[4:20]: The first step is to identify your goals. Do you want to lose weight? Improve your sleep? Track where you are and do what works for you!

[7:24]: Is there a secret that solves all problems? According to Dave Asprey, eat less unhealthy food and consume nutrient-rich foods. Include proteins in your diet, and consider the type of water you drink.

[11:39]: Bulletproof coffee: Dave was inspired to invent this drink in Silicon Valley after a trip to Tibet. What are its advantages?

[16:20]: Ketosis; Is it beneficial to stay in ketosis for an extended period?

[17:16]: What are the most overlooked aspects that can impact your health? Sunshine! Especially in the morning.

[19:47]: What about sleep? What are the secrets to good sleep for adults?

[22:35]: Spirituality. Is having a better mind and a better-shaped body good for spirituality and consciousness?

[24:21]: Quick questions for Dave: How to stay focused for an interview? How to quit vaping? How to cope with migraines and hangovers?

[28:30]: I have anxious thoughts at 4 am. Is there a solution?

[30:00]: Let's talk about biohacking. What is it? Explore the origins of the movement and discuss its future.

[32:00]: What led Dave onto the path of biohacking? Dave was obese, pre-diabetic, had poor brain function, and suffered constant pain due to arthritis... Life was challenging!

[40:00]: Is Dave doing well today? Oh yeah, more than that!

[42:00]: Harvest of the Day: If there's something that gives hope to Dave Asprey, what is it?

Check Dave's website : and his podcast

Next week, we will release an episode with Stephanie Canavasio, she is a healing guide with a compassionate inquiry approach. Stephanie will share her transformation.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Embark on an extraordinary journey with John Brevard—an American architect, designer, artist, and investor.

Beyond the realm of design lies a captivating narrative—John's teenage encounter with meningitis wiped his memories clean, birthing profound transpersonal experiences that redefined his life's trajectory.

Uncover John's visionary approach, transformative healing expedition, and the enthralling projects that mold his distinct design philosophy. Immerse yourself in his extraordinary journey, discovering beauty and purpose amidst life's challenges.

Explore his remarkable insights into sustainability, including his groundbreaking project in Iceland, where a Six Senses resort seamlessly blends with nature. As the Chairman and Creative Director of this innovative venture, John meticulously pays homage to the site's ancient Viking artefacts, seeking harmony with the land's essence, even in the homes of the elves!

Show Notes:

[2:31] - Biomimicry in Architecture:

• Explore John's passion for biomimicry and its application in architecture.
• Delve into the materials and forms inspired by nature that influence his architectural designs.

[5:31] - Star-shaped Healing Bungalows:

• Learn about John's innovative creation of star-shaped bungalows designed for healing.
• Understand how these structures impact people's well-being in distinct ways.

[6:58] - Sustainable Materials and Paradoxes:

• Examine the materials John avoids and those he favours to maintain sustainability.
• Navigate the complexities and factors influencing sustainable choices in architecture.

[9:18] - Transpersonal Experiences and Memory Loss:

• Uncover a captivating narrative as John shares his teenage encounter with meningitis.
• Explore the profound transpersonal experiences that emerged and reshaped his life.

[12:00] - Loss of Memory:

• Gain insights into John's personal experience of memory loss and its impact on his life.

[15:17] - Hospital Sensory Experience:

• Discover John's sensory journey during his time at the hospital.
• Explore the transcendental experiences and geometric visions that unfolded during this period.

[18:00] - Six Senses Project in Iceland:

• Learn about John and his business partner's venture of acquiring 4000 acres in Iceland.
• Understand the challenges and intricacies involved in building a Six Senses resort, including land conservation and unique environmental considerations.

[23:00] - Hospitality and Meaningful Experiences:

• Discuss the potential of hospitality in fostering more meaningful experiences.
• Explore how thoughtful design and service can contribute to a deeper connection with spaces.

[25:00] - Harvest of the Day:

• Engage in a thought-provoking segment where John reflects on what simple actions could make the world a better place.
• Uncover his perspective on easy yet impactful contributions to global well-being.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

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Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Get ready to unlock the secrets of freeing your body in an exclusive interview with the remarkable dancer, Amber Joy Rava. Join us as we dive into a conversation with Amber, whose dance journey includes performances with Cirque du Soleil and a unique approach to self-mastery through movement.

In this episode, we explore Amber's philosophy and teachings, unveiling her personal story and offering tips for those seeking liberation through dance. From her preparations for an awe-inspiring performance at Harvest's 7th Season opening to her approach to vulnerability and transformational experiences, Amber shares insights that resonate with the soul.

Discover the essence of Amber's dance philosophy, her inspirations, and the techniques she employs to guide others towards self-discovery. Plus, dive into tips to free your body and ignite a deeper connection with yourself. Don't miss this enlightening conversation that promises to empower and inspire.

[2:19] Join us as we unravel the world of dance with Amber, exploring her unique approach, distinctive style, and the inspiring figures shaping her artistic journey.

[3:57] Dive deep into Amber's meticulous preparation for performances, especially those involving fire. Discover her profound goal of empowering women to recognize their innate beauty and strength through dance, a mission she extends to her teaching at Harvest events.

[8:00] Amber delves into the dynamics of teaching both individuals and groups, emphasizing the celebration of collective joy while encouraging personal exploration.

[9:27] Uncover the power of vulnerability with Amber as she shares insights into accepting challenges, working through traumas, and the transformative tool she believes in: dancing every day.

[11:34] Explore the reasons people seek out Amber's expertise and what they hope to achieve—individuals ready to make life-shifting transformations.

[15:20] Trace Amber's path to becoming a dancer, confronting challenges, and staying committed to her artistic journey. Hear a poignant teenage experience where she played an unconventional role in her grandfather's final moments at the hospital.

[20:17] Understand Amber's intuitive prowess, nurtured by her mother's encouragement. Hear riveting stories where Amber's intuition played a crucial role, even in moments of near-death experiences.

[25:11] Experience Amber's Cirque du Soleil journey, from a ritual on wheels to a mesmerizing performance with fire, as she navigates an unexpected twist during the act.

[27:44] Reflect on the significance of discipline in Amber's life as a professional dancer.

[29:58] Gain insights from Amber's tips on revitalizing your dance.

[31:54] Explore the journey to finding your truth with Amber, breaking free from self-censorship.

[35:38] In our "Harvest of The Day" segment, discover what gives Amber hope in the world.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Step into the world of timeless vitality with renowned health expert Mark Hyman as he unveils the secrets to a longer, better life in our latest episode of the Harvest Series podcast. Mark delves into his latest book, 'Young Forever,' unravelling the key hallmarks that pave the way to optimal health and longevity. Did you know, by tackling the root causes of aging, according to Mark, we can add a stunning 30 to 40 extra years to our vibrant journey?

Join us as Mark Hyman shares transformative insights, guiding us through actionable steps to reclaim vitality and vitality at any age. Discover the principles that foster longevity and a life filled with energy, resilience, and lasting wellness. Get ready to unlock the secrets to a vibrant, thriving life in this enlightening episode.

[2:35] Dr. Mark Hyman introduces his groundbreaking book, "Young Forever," proposing a fascinating idea: by activating specific ancient longevity pathways, we might sidestep aging's toll on our health. Mark suggests that leveraging these pathways could potentially extend life by an impressive 30 to 40 years.

[6:16] Exploring the root causes of aging, the book charts a roadmap to reawaken these ancient pathways. Mark delves into the critical role of nutrition, highlighting the benefits of intermittent fasting in cellular rejuvenation.

[12:00] Shedding light on the dangers of excessive sugar consumption, Mark underscores its link to diseases like dementia and Alzheimer's, emphasizing the need for dietary moderation.

[13:00] Mark discusses the impact of supplements and exercise in nurturing a healthier life, spotlighting AMPK—a switch that, when activated, aids in DNA repair, reduces body fat, and enhances muscle and energy.

[16:00] Provocatively challenging the concept of a fixed biological clock, Mark shares insights on epigenetics' role in regulating genes, revealing his biological age as 43 despite being chronologically 63.

[20:00] Addressing exercise and protein intake recommendations, Mark underscores the pivotal role of sleep alongside nutrition and physical activity in supporting the body's repair mechanisms.

[22:22] Identifying signs of deteriorating health and its correlation to accelerated aging, Mark emphasizes resilience-building strategies to handle dietary factors like sugar effectively.

[25:57] Sharing his personal health regimen, Mark highlights supplements like NMN, quersetin, AMPK, green tea extract, and curcumin, which he incorporates into his routine.

[29:30] Discussing the environmental impact of high protein consumption. Mark touches on Rapamycin's role in inhibiting mTor, a significant cellular regulator.

[30:00] Exploring potential anti-aging drugs, Mark advocates for periodic Rapamycin use but cautions against Metformin for non-diabetic individuals.

[32:35] Mark explores the role of Artificial Intelligence in promoting longevity, directing listeners to www.functionhealth.com (in the US only) for a biological assessment. He reflects on the potential of inventing technologies and underscores the significance of addressing trauma and the role of psychedelics in self-care.

[35:45] In a thought-provoking comparison, Mark weighs the impact of excessive social media usage against regular Coca-Cola consumption on mortality, addressing modern lifestyle factors.

[36:00] Concluding with a segment called "Harvest of the Day," Mark shares his optimistic outlook, pinpointing hope as a pivotal element for a brighter future.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Welcome to an episode of the Harvest Series podcast featuring the revered Dr. Gabor Maté. In this exclusive fourth encounter, recorded during an intimate retreat centred around Compassionate Inquiry, Gabor unveils the depths of his transformative method. Delve into the core of his insights as he navigates the intricate web of social constructs that often underpin emotional pain.

Through the lens of Compassionate Inquiry, Gabor illuminates the pivotal questions essential for heightened self-awareness. Discover how these inquiries serve as guides on the path to profound self-realization. Join us as Dr. Gabor Maté imparts wisdom that has the power to reshape perspectives and foster profound personal evolution. Get ready to uncover the tools for heightened awareness in this enlightening episode.

[2:29] : Dr. Gabor Maté offers insights into Compassionate Inquiry, an introspective method centered on asking oneself profound questions with a nurturing tone. Delve into how processing emotions becomes pivotal in the journey of trauma healing.

[6:57] : Explore the body-oriented aspect of Compassionate Inquiry. Discover why individuals often disconnect from their bodies as a means to evade emotional pain.

[9:10] : Delving into the complexities of childhood recollections, Gabor Maté addresses why many people uphold positive narratives about their upbringing, often as a means of loyalty to their families. He explores the prevalence of repressed memories and contemplates the significance of resurfacing such memories.

[12:15] : Contemplating the duration of therapy: Is there an optimal length for therapy sessions to yield effective results?

[13:50] : Embracing self-compassion: Dr. Gabor Maté emphasizes the challenge of refraining from self-judgment and offers guidance on navigating moments of self-critique.

[16:30] : Examining the impact of divorce on children: While divorce is inherently difficult, Gabor Maté discusses how it doesn't inevitably constitute trauma for children.

[19:53] : Addressing growth disparities within relationships: If one partner evolves while the other remains stagnant, can the relationship endure? Gabor Maté delves into this complex dynamic.

[20:15] : Uncover the art of asking profound and meaningful questions to oneself, fostering introspection and self-discovery.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Prepare for an exclusive journey into the life of Rae Mate, an artist and the wife of trauma and addiction specialist Dr. Gabor Maté. While Gabor has graced Harvest with his insights multiple times, Rae steps into the spotlight this time. During a compassionate inquiry retreat, her informal wisdom captivated women around her, prompting a candid recording for the Harvest Series podcast.

Rae opens her heart, sharing her raw experiences authentically—as a mother, a woman, and the wife of Gabor Maté. From the story of their meeting to what draws them to each other, she unravels their growth together. Rae feels a responsibility to share unfiltered stories, aiming to aid others' growth in her unique way. This podcast marks Rae's inaugural venture into the world of podcasting, promising an intimate and unrestrained conversation.

[3:09] : Discover Rae's pivotal lessons in raising her children and the profound reflections on her parenting journey. She candidly discusses her regrets and offers invaluable advice to fellow mothers.

[5:44] : Unveiling why women seek Rae's guidance during her husband, Gabor Maté's retreats. Rae aims to validate their experiences, acknowledging their realities while empowering them through their shared struggles.

[8:44] : Rae delves into her temporary separation from Gabor, revealing the adjustments they made and the innovative approaches to continuously reinvent their marriage. She shares her personal growth journey, striving to be less reactive and fostering change within herself.

[12:25] : Exploring Rae's continuous evolution, particularly in the realm of communication within her relationship, as she navigates growth and connection.

[16:30] : Rae's perspective on the significance of marrying someone akin to her father and the insights drawn from this aspect of her life.

[18:57] : Rae imparts wisdom for soon-to-be-married individuals, recommending "Getting the Love That You Want" by Harville Hendrix as essential reading.

[21:22] : Recalling Rae and Gabor's initial Valentine's Day date, reminiscing about the time when Gabor was simply Gabor Mate, pre-Gabor Maté.

[24:32] : Delve into the endearing qualities that Rae cherishes in Gabor and vice versa, offering glimpses into the heartwarming facets of their relationship.

[28:00] : Exploring the transformation of family life amidst Gabor Maté's increasing public recognition. Rae sheds light on her contributions during Gabor's sessions and the changes within their family dynamics.

[29:41] : Harvest of the Day: Rae reflects on the beacon of hope that inspires her amidst life's intricacies.

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Join chiropractic expert David Biddle in this Harvest Series episode, as we delve into the transformative world of Network Spinal Analysis (NSA) and the evolution to Deep Energetic Awakening. Discover how he communicates with the body, explores energy, and uncovers the profound impact on mind, body, and spirit. Unveil the mysteries behind this unique approach and explore David's journey to unlocking the body's potential. Get ready to awaken your understanding of energy and its impact on our lives.

[2:30] - The interview kicks off as David delves into NSA (Network Spinal Analysis) and his unique take on it, known as Deep Energy Awakening. Discover how this technique heightens the body's awareness of its internal dynamics.

[5:24] - Exploring the source of energy in group sessions, David emphasizes the spine's pivotal role in our body. How does David articulate the communication between our bodies during a session?

[8:30] - David outlines the holistic impacts—body, mind, and spirit—experienced by individuals in his sessions, citing a study where participants rated these effects.

[12:15] - Addressing the legitimacy of the technique and the potential risks if misapplied, David navigates the discussion around safety concerns.

[14:18] - Testimonials from Harvest attendees about their experiences during the session, providing insights into their reactions.

[17:00] - David sheds light on who are his clients and their motivations for seeking his assistance.

[20:00] - Unpacking David's personal journey into Network Spinal Analysis, exploring his childhood and the yearning for a sense of 'normalcy.'

[22:33] - David shares techniques to combat low energy, discussing methods that restore balance to the nervous system.

[24:30] - Insights into David's technique via www.resosense.com, emphasizing the significance of spinal care.

[27:10] - 'Harvest of the Day': David reflects on elements that instil hope in him amidst life's complexities.

For further exploration, David has recommended the following links:

• www.deawakening.com
• www.resosense.com

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Welcome to the Harvest Series podcast! Today, we're sitting with Camilla Fayed, the visionary mind behind London's restaurant Farmacy Kitchen. Camilla has transformed the dining scene with her plant-based menu, sourced directly from her biodynamic plot in Kent, UK.

In this snippet from a previous episode in Season 5, we discuss Camilla's dedication to organic, chemical-free farming and explore the question: Is this level of sustainability achievable for her and others? Join us for an insightful conversation about mindful dining and sustainable living.

Harvest is an event produced by Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie

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Music by Chambord

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Communication: Alix Paver

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

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The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Join us in an insightful conversation with Ralph Horat, a visionary entrepreneur reshaping the world through transformative technologies. Pioneering the Next Generation Village Project, Ralph explains the journey to build a 'Village of the Future' in Switzerland, a playground and living lab for groundbreaking innovations and societal evolution.

Don't miss this episode where innovation, technology, and dreams for a transformed future converge on Harvest Series!

Show Notes:

[2:00] - Ralph delves into the evolving landscape of technology's impact on urban development. He emphasizes that technologies serve as tools to empower communities, not as isolated endpoints.

[4:00] - Cosmo-localism is explored—an approach that combines localized practices within a collaborative network, emphasizing knowledge and data sharing.

[5:30] - Ralph sheds light on the concept of an ecological currency, envisioning a system where each product carries an ecological price, emphasizing sustainability.

[7:21] - Exploring liquid democracy, Ralph discusses alternate voting systems and the potential for reorganizing democratic processes.

[9:10] - Examining the drawbacks of technology, Ralph outlines concerns regarding overreliance on tech within cities and highlights an example of decentralized technology.

[11:00] - The genesis of the Next Generation Village project is unveiled, emphasizing its critical size requirement of 12 to 15 hectares.

[15:20] - Ralph discusses the envisioned inhabitants of the village, envisioning a diverse community encompassing various skill sets, from farming to corporate entities.

[16:50] - Addressing challenges in creating the Village of the Future, Ralph highlights funding as a significant challenge, despite recent investor interest.

[20:25] - Ralph identifies similar projects and inspirational endeavors aligned with the goals of the Next Generation Village.

[22:50] - Exploring Ralph's journey from banking to his visionary project, he emphasizes his fascination with systemic workings as a pivotal factor in his transition.

[25:38] - Ralph's childhood fascination with science fiction emerges as a key inspiration for his imaginative vision of the future.

[27:17] - In the Harvest of the Day segment, Ralph shares insights on simple actions that could contribute to a better world, reflecting his visionary perspective.

Ralph's IG account : @ralphhorat and the website Next Gen Village

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Join us in a special 50th episode. This time, we're not diving into a new interview but revisiting the transformative wisdom shared by nine incredible guests from previous episodes.

From Dr. Mark Hyman's nutritional insights to mountaineer Sandy Hill's profound lessons, each snippet unveils a unique facet of personal growth and evolution. Travel with us through the words of Prashant Goel on self-discovery and explore the societal transformation insights of Daniel Schmarchtenberger. Learn why critical thinking is key with ADAH Parris, and immerse yourself in the healing journey with trauma expert Dr. Gabor Maté. Bibi Brzozka reveals the transformative power of conscious sexuality, Rodo Escalante shares his paths of overcoming struggles, and Erica Blair evokes the transformative vision of Burning Man.

As we reflect on these transformative moments, join us in celebrating 50 episodes of the Harvest Series!

[1:30] Transformation can start with what you eat, with Dr. Mark Hyman.

[3:00] Coach Prashant Goel compares personal transformation with the caterpillar's one.

[5:34] Daniel Schmachtenberger about a potential extinction of Human civilisation. We need to transform as a civilisation.

[7:00] For futurist Adah Parris, to be able to self-transform, we need to ask questions.

[9:00] Conscious sexuality is also a tool for a transformation, with expert Bibi Brzozka.

[11:40] If you want to heal, you need to be kind to yourself, according to Dr. Gabor Maté.

[15:50] The lesson of Sandy Hill, facing death in Mount Everest: you have to let go.

[16:30] How Rodo Escalante managed to navigate autism through diving, facing death on purpose.

[21:30] Erica Blair explains how events like Harvest or Burning Man can help individuals find their ground for transformation.

Next week, we will release Ralph Horat's interview in Kaplankaya. He is a visionary entrepreneur building the Village of the Future, trying to gather citizens to experiment with technologies in a virtual world before implementing them in a physical world. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Get ready for the latest episode of the Harvest Series Podcast, recorded in Kaplankaya. Today, to celebrate the Harvest Series 50th episode, we sit down with the extraordinary Bob Thurman, a renowned Buddhist scholar and a man whose life story reads like a thrilling novel.

From Childhood Dreams to Spiritual Heights: Bob shares tales of his youth, from a spirited kid who always wanted to understand the world, eventually leading him to India to learn about Buddhism. Discover how his thirst for understanding transformed him into the first American Buddhist monk, a scholar fluent in Tibetan, and a confidant of the Dalai Lama.

A Life Dedicated to Enlightenment and Joy: In this exclusive episode, Bob Thurman not only reveals the secrets of his spiritual path but also shares the lighter side of his profound insights.

Link for the Tibet House US : https://thus.org/

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[2:12] : Why do Buddhas have more fun? That's the name of Bob Thurman's podcast.

[4:12] : Why was Bob Thurman attracted to Buddhism despite being raised in the United States? Bob wanted to understand things.

[10:41] Bob talks about his family background, noting that he was a middle son in a "theatrical" family. He left with a friend to join Fidel Castro, but they got rejected.

[14:14] Bob explains how he finally met the Dalai Lama, thanks to his Mongolian teacher. An accounter that will allow Bob to become a Buddhist monk later, even a purist one. He studied Tibetan medicine, which cultivates diagnostic intuition.

[21:36] : Bob spent four years as a monk in Argentina. He then traveled to the US during the anti-Vietnam protests and became an activist monk. However, he had to resign, and he explained how difficult it was to break his vows. Luckily, he met the mother of his children.

[31:54] Fear dominates the society and how it's organised. That's why omnipotent gods have been invented.

To celebrate our 50th episode in the Harvest Series, next week's release will feature insights from nine remarkable speakers who graced the stage at the Harvest event in Kaplankaya. Join us for a deep dive into the theme of transformation—it's not an episode to miss!

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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Welcome to a special edition of Harvest Series, where we embark on a fascinating journey through the essence of Buddhism with the brilliant scholar and popularizer of Buddhist wisdom, Robert A.F. Thurman, affectionately known as Bob Thurman. In this brief yet enlightening episode, we delve into the core concepts of Buddhism: Shakra, Buddha, Zen, Karma, and Nirvana. Bob Thurman, an esteemed expert in the field, demystifies these terms, offering profound insights accessible to all.

This episode serves as a prelude to our milestone Episode #50, airing tomorrow, where we'll have the privilege of hosting Bob Thurman for an in-depth conversation. His extraordinary life and unparalleled expertise will be at the heart of our discussion. Join us as we celebrate this remarkable journey, exploring the depths of Buddhist knowledge and embracing the wisdom that transcends generations. Stay tuned for tomorrow's enlightening conversation, where Bob Thurman shares his extraordinary life experiences and deep insights.

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Lisa de Narvaez is an NYU-certified coach, master breathwork teacher, and spiritual technologist dedicated to advancing human consciousness. She has developed a unique breathing technique to guide people to a transcendental experience, often termed a meditation hack: access to a transcendental state without years of sitting on a meditation pillow. In this highlight from a previous episode (Season 5), she shares insights on dealing with negative energies.

Harvest is an event produced by Athena Advisers and Capital Partners.

Next week, we will release Ralph Horat's interview in Kaplankaya. He is a visionary entrepreneur striving to create a 'Prototype Village of the Future.' Stay tuned for the episode!

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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In Kaplankaya, Dr. Shefali showed us how we often project our beliefs onto our children, helping us recognize the influence of our own upbringing. In this episode of Harvest Series, the renowned expert in conscious parenting shares her wisdom with us. She discusses critical aspects of parenting, highlighting how our egos often hinder our children's growth and self-discovery. Dr Shefali sheds light on the transformative power of being aware, encouraging us to step back from unnecessary competitiveness and allow our children the space to be their authentic selves. Drawing from her personal experiences, she narrates her own journey, illustrating how she shifted her approach, fostering a conscious and flowing environment for her daughter's upbringing. Join us as we explore the profound insights and practical steps Dr. Shefali offers to help parents build genuine connections and nurture their children's individuality.

[2:19] How is our ego on the way to a good education? There is a parental ego in function that makes the parent ego think that they are in complete control of the children and that children are their possessions. What is included in the ego: I need to be in control. From that comes the need to impose all my beliefs on my children (religion, culture, competition...)

[6:55] What are the consequences of this kind of education on our children? They become little mini-me or become a "bad child".

[7:44] What happens if you have two parents with different egos? or only one of them is conscious, and the other is not?

[8:50] What are the steps to become a more conscious parent? To wake up! I have been living a pattern, it wasn't me! You should start before having children.

[10:46] How to get rid of perfectionism? You have to be aware that you are killing the joy.

[12:50] How do you self-reflect on how you were conditioned by your parents without feeling ingrateful?

[17:00] How did Dr Shefali change when she had a child? Even if she was already meditating, she started herself also "full of ego".

[19:20] So, how do we still educate our children and let them integrate into society?

[20:29] Are we doing a favour to our children by making sure they speak so many languages, be a maths champion, or be the best at sports so they fit in a super competitive world?

[25:00] What are we petrified in general? We are afraid to be an average human, especially in the area of social media.

[29:10] What are the three lies parents are being told? Why are we not supposed to be responsible for making our children happy?

[31:30] What is the difference between positive parenting and conscious parenting? The importance of the presence of the maternal figure.

[35:35] How was Dr Shefali raised herself? Her mother was patient.

[37:00] Little questions for Dr Shefali, like I don't know how to say 'No' to children.

[39:27] Harvest of the Day : if there is one thing that give hope to Dr Shefali?

Next week, we will release a snippet from Lisa de Narvaez's interview in Kaplankaya. She is an NYU-certified coach, master breathwork teacher, and spiritual technologist dedicated to advancing human consciousness. She has developed a unique breathing technique to guide people to a transcendental experience. She will share insights on dealing with negative energies. Don't miss the episode!

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

This episode was sponsored by &Soul, for more information including how to claim your first month free check out the link below: &Soul

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In this episode of the Harvest Series podcast, immerse yourself in an intimate conversation with visionary artists, Alex and Allyson Grey. This episode unveils the extraordinary tapestry of their relationship, beginning with the moment they fell in love at a party. Join us as they intricately unravel the layers of their creative process and how their profound connection serves as an endless wellspring of inspiration.

This episode delves deep into love, art, and spirituality, offering a captivating narrative of Allyson and Alex Grey's boundless creativity and spiritual synergy.

[3:08] Childhood Talents: Were Alex and Allyson gifted as children? Discover who first recognized their artistic talents.

[4:11] The Artist's Path: When did they realize they would be artists and make a living from it? Alex shares insights into his belief in a past artistic life.

[5:14] Spirituality's Influence: Explore the impact of spirituality on their art, from their meeting at a transformative party to the role of psychedelics. Understand the psychological states that shaped their early creations.

[9:22] Mutual Influence: Uncover their influence on each other's art and the challenges they face as artists. Learn how they determine when a piece of art is truly finished.

[14:28] Healing Through Art: Dive into their workshops in Kaplankaya, where they explore creativity as a form of healing. Understand the therapeutic power of art, especially during intense emotional experiences.

[15:59] Creativity as Health: For Allyson, creativity is like health. Explore the depths of her artistic journey and the essential elements that drive her creative spirit.

[18:49] Engaging the Spirit: Delve into Alex's perspective on art and spirituality. Understand how spiritual experiences, including psychedelic ones, translate into their art.

[22:34] Artistic Vision & Legacy: Explore their remarkable creation, the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors. Learn about their vision, the revelation that shifted its fate, and their contribution to visionary art.

[32:00] Future of Visionary Art: Gain insight into Alex and Allyson Grey's vision for the future of visionary art. Explore their dreams, aspirations, and the evolution of their creative endeavours.

[34:27] Harvest of The Day: Discover what fills Alex and Allyson Grey with hope and inspiration.

Upcoming Episode: Next week, don't miss our interview with Dr. Shefali, where she discusses conscious parenting and nurturing children in a mindful way. Stay tuned for another enlightening episode!

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Meet Regena Thomashauer, aka Mama Gena, teacher and best-selling author of ‘Pussy: A Reclamation’. Today, for Harvest Series, she imparts her wisdom on feminine power. She will facilitate a Harvest retreat from November 29th to December 3rd in a charming Marrakesh setting, as Regena shares her insights on the art of reclaiming and magnifying your feminine energy through thought-provoking workshops with an empowering sisterhood. Find out more about the programme at www.harvestseries.com

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[2:45] Exploring Feminine Pleasure at the School of Womanly Arts

Regena Thomashauer delves into her pioneering work at the School of Womanly Arts, founded in New York in 1998. She discusses the transformative journey of women investigating their pleasure and reconnecting with their divine nature.

[5:00] Embracing Feminine Power: Owning Your Life

Discover how embracing one's femininity is the key to owning life. Mama Gena explains how women connected to their innate passion regain control. The discussion explores the profound link between a woman's empowerment and her connection to her body.

[6:48] Challenging the Imbalance: Mama Gena's Take on Patriarchy

Mama Gena sheds light on the imbalanced patriarchal system and its impact. She discusses the societal shift needed to restore balance and empower women.

[10:41] Reconnecting with Feminine Energy and Maternity

Explore the journey of reconnecting with feminine power. Mama Gena tackles taboos surrounding female anatomy and discusses how maternity influences relationships. She emphasizes the practice of pleasure to fuel responsibilities and offers practical tips, even in everyday tasks.

[19:23] Rising from Trauma: Regena's Inspirational Story

Regena Thomashauer shares her journey, rising above a history of abuse. Her resilience and determination made her become the radiant figure she is today.

[24:44] Shifting Perspectives: Fighting Repression

Regena recounts a pivotal moment with her first female editor, who had to quit her first assignment at the school, highlighting her mission to challenge the world's repression of women. Her stories inspire change and empower others to challenge societal norms.

[31:54] Exclusive Retreat in Marrakesh: Join Mama Gena and Harvest!

Mama Gena unveils an exciting retreat program in Marrakesh, in collaboration with Harvest. Tune in for details, and click THE LINK provided if you're considering joining this transformative experience.

[35:15] Mama Gena's Relationship Insights: Expert Tips

Get expert relationship advice from Mama Gena. She addresses questions about long-lasting love, happiness, desire, and navigating varying relationship needs.

[41:00] Harvest of the Day

Explore what gives hope to Regena Thomashauer in our segment, "Harvest of the Day." Discover the inspiring element that fuels her passion and purpose.

Next week, we will release an episode with Allyson and Alex Grey. They are visionary artists and will share their creative and love journey. Don't miss the episode!

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

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Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Today, we're joined by Tom Morley, a seasoned musician renowned for his role in the 80's band Scritti Politti and collaborations with icons like David Bowie. Tom's expertise lies not just in music, but in creating connections. Through humour and harmony, he fosters environments where individuals discover their creative voices together.

[2:05]: Tom's approach? Humor. He believes in creating a safe space where confidence blooms, drawing people together through shared laughter.

[3:15]: Tom shares a poignant memory of loss, underscoring his mission: bringing people closer. He recalls impromptu moments, like harmonizing with a stranger at a bus stop, showcasing the unifying power of music.

[7:42]: Despite inhibitions, Tom believes everyone can sing. Competitive education erodes confidence, but Tom's mission is to rekindle self-belief and enable voices to soar.

[13:41]: Witnessing people collaboratively create music is Tom's favourite experience, emphasizing the magic of shared creation.

[16:00]: How to reintegrate music into your life? Tom advocates for discipline and explores the allure of singing in private spaces like the shower.

[19:50]: Tom reflects on his journey, from co-founding Scritti Politti to encounters with David Bowie, offering insights into the punk movement's political backdrop.

[23:40]: Stories abound, including Bowie's generous spirit, lending Tom his car for late-night wine runs, offering a glimpse into Bowie's relationship with fame.

[27:00]: Tom discusses the modern music industry, drawing parallels with fan-driven eras, and contemplates its evolving dynamics.

[28:24]: In our 'Harvest of the Day,' Tom shares a source of hope that fuels his mission.

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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We've got something special for you at Harvest Series – a bite-sized glimpse into a conversation about how to make space for transformation with Prashant Goel. He is a seasoned Leadership Advisor and pioneer in Neuroscience and Depth Psychology. Prashant has navigated his own transformative journey, and in this snippet, he shares insights on how to carve out the space for personal transformation. Get ready to soak in his wisdom.

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Tune in next week as we drop the beat with an electrifying interview featuring Tom Morley, the maestro behind the drum kit and band orchestrator. Get ready to discover how he ignites the inner rock star in each of us!

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Today is an episode with Dr. Julie Holland about connection and the love molecule Oxytocyn. In this episode, Dr. Julie Holland delves into the essence of social connection and the role of oxytocin, exploring anti-inflammatory strategies and the complexities of drug legalization. Advocating for decriminalization, she navigates topics from MDMA therapy to parenting advice, offering insightful perspectives and hope. Please note that the discussions in this podcast are for informational purposes only and do not promote or encourage the use of drugs. Always consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice.

Dr Julie Holland is a psychiatrist, psychopharmacologist, and author known for her work in psychopharmacology and mental health. She has expertise in the effects of drugs on the brain and behaviour. Dr. Holland has written several books, including "Moody Bitches: The Truth About the Drugs You're Taking, The Sleep You're Missing, The Sex You're Not Having, and What's Really Making You Crazy" and "Good Chemistry: The Science of Connection, from Soul to Psychedelics." She has also been an advocate for drug policy reform and has spoken about the therapeutic potential of psychedelics, particularly MDMA, for mental health conditions like PTSD.

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[3:11] Dr. Julie Holland explores the significance of social connection for mental health, emphasizing our inherent social nature as primates.

[6:25] Strategies for managing flight or fright responses are discussed, including anti-inflammatory diets, activities, and the role of oxytocin in cuddling.

[9:30] The conversation shifts to cannabis, advocating for its legalization and delving into the effects of CBD.

[12:26] Recreational vs. therapeutic drug use is debated, with Julie advocating for decriminalization to reduce harmful substitutions.

[15:24] The potential impact of drug decriminalization on addiction is explored.

[17:40] Dr. Holland discusses the risks of drug use on children's brain development, highlighting authorities' concerns about legalization.

[21:10] Dr. Holland shares her journey into psychopharmacology, detailing her early interest in substance effects and her personal experience with psychosis.

[26:00] The therapeutic potential of MDMA, especially for PTSD, is examined, with a glimpse into its future role in depression treatment.

[28:00] Common questions about drug interactions are addressed, reflecting the concerns of many individuals.

[30:00] Parenting advice on discussing drugs with children is shared, emphasizing education and caution against unknown substances. Dr Holland's favourite documentary about drug is the website Erowid ("documenting the complex relationship between the human and psychoactive)

[33:18] Dr. Holland offers advice for individuals with low desire, providing valuable insights.

[36:24] Dr. Holland shares her "Harvest of the Day," revealing a source of hope.

Don't miss the upcoming episode featuring Prashant Goel's insights on self-transformation.

Follow Harvest Series on Instagram (@harvestseries) and Rose Claverie (@rose.claverie), and watch their podcasts on YouTube (Harvest Series) for more engaging content.

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

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Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Today, we have an inspiring interview with Jamie Wheal, a renowned researcher, speaker, and author who delves into human potential and peak performance. As the co-founder of the Flow Genome Project, Jamie is on a mission to equip individuals with the tools to reach optimal states of consciousness and unlock their highest performance capabilities. His extensive work extends to collaborating with prestigious organizations such as the US Navy, Google, and Red Bull to develop transformative programs. Jamie is the author of bestsellers like "Stealing Fire" and "Recapture the Rapture". During the 7th season of Harvest, he served as the co-curator, with the theme of "Radical Hope", and will explain what it means to him. Join us as we dive deep into his insights and wisdom.

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[3:43] Jamie embarks on a fascinating journey into Turkey's historical richness, emphasizing how it birthed and touched numerous ancient milestones. The Aegean coast, steeped in history, serves as the backdrop for Harvest, a revival of the ancient academies. People would converge at symposiums, sip wine, engage in philosophy, and indulge in spa-like experiences—resonances of the past awaiting excavation.

[10:50] Harvest's international gathering echoes the captivating cross-pollination at the nexus of Europe and Asia throughout history.

[14:44] Beyond activating minds, Harvest attendees seek to experience and feel through music and breathwork, embracing tradition.

[16:12] Jamie highlights the theme "Radical Hope": a commitment to believe in an unseen future.

[22:00] Maintaining optimism across decades is a vital social technology. Losing hope limits our adaptability; we must make room for grace.

[28:39] Jamie explores the concept of being ancestors to future civilizations, drawing inspiration from the unique culture of Burning Man—an ancient yet futurist punk-rock blend.

[31:00] Delving into Buddhism with his wife Julie, Jamie reflects on lessons from renowned scholars Bob Thurman and Thupten Jinpa. Change often involves non-violent and forceful approaches, leading to messy and tragic situations and moments of inspiration.

[35:57] Jamie shares the "Harvest of the Day," a source of hope for him amid life's complexities.

Next week, we will release Dr Julie Holland interview in Kaplankaya. She talks about the love hormone: oxytocin. Don't miss the episode!

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Idriss Aberkane is a specialist in neuroscience known for his work on personal development and the brain and author of Free Up Your Mind! For Idriss, what can help for the education of the kids is to make them love correction. And what does make them love corrections? Video games. Idriss, who is a gamer himself, thinks that GOOD video games can be good to help to learn.

I hope you found this snippet from our Kaplankaya interview with Idriss Aberkane eye-opening and thought-provoking. If you're hungry for more, you can catch the entire episode, it's Episode 8 in our podcast series. And guess what? We've got a new episode dropping next week, with Jamie Wheal, an expert in peak performances. You'll discover everything about the Harvest spirit, so stay tuned for more inspiring conversations. Until then, keep exploring, keep learning, and keep levelling up!

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updates

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Music by Chambord

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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In this episode of Harvest Series, we venture into addiction with Dr. Gabor Maté, a distinguished Hungarian-born physician based in Canada. With a trail of best-sellers, including "When the Body Says No," "The Myth of Normal," and "In The Realm of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters With Addiction," Dr. Maté is renowned for his pioneering work in the realms of addiction, trauma, and mind-body health.

Catch up on our previous interviews with Dr. Maté: one on trauma (Episode 2) and another on authenticity (Episode 15). Our enlightening conversation took place during a powerful retreat organized by Harvest in Kaplankaya, where we delved into the profound practice of Compassionate Inquiry (stay tuned for this upcoming episode).

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[2:17] Defining Addiction: Dr. Maté sheds light on addiction, emphasizing that addicts are driven by a deep love for what they do, even in the face of negative consequences, intending to soothe their pain.

[5:59] Roots in Childhood: Explore how childhood experiences and trauma are the wellspring of pain that often leads to addiction.

[8:17] Psychological Predisposition: Are some individuals more prone to addiction? Dr. Maté delves into the psychological aspects of addiction vulnerability.

[9:29] Genetics and Sensitivity: Dr. Maté dispels the notion of addiction genes but reveals that sensitivity can play a role in one's struggle with addiction and trauma.

[13:20] Protecting Future Generations: Discover the characteristics of families at higher risk of raising children who may grapple with addiction.

[15:00] Screen-Time Dangers: As the digital age envelops our children, explore the threat of screen addiction, even in young kids.

[17:37] Teenage Connections: Dr. Maté touches on the importance of parent-child connections in preventing teenage addiction.

[19:43] U.S. Addiction Stats: Unveil eye-opening addiction statistics in the United States, and embark on a journey to explore different forms of addiction, starting with pornography.

[22:39] Alcohol Dependency: Learn when casual drinking escalates into a serious addiction, or not.

[26:45] Psychedelic Insights: Dr. Maté's perspective on mushrooms and LSD as mind-altering substances.

[29:22] Combatting Addiction: Explore effective strategies to conquer addiction, whether or not you have access to a therapist. Dive into the wisdom found in Dr. Maté's books and talks, or seek support through self-help groups.

[33:00] Harvest of the Day: Dr. Gabor Maté shares a ray of hope and inspiration amidst the complex landscape of addiction.

Next week, we will release a short clip with Prashant Goel about "Making space for transformation". Don't miss this highlight!

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Christian Jochnik talks about regenerative agriculture this week. He is a former banker who changed his life radically and bought a piece of land in Ibiza. He now dedicates his days with his team of 20 people to regenerative farming and local food production. At Juntos farm, they are growing fruits, vegetables, nuts, grains and legumes. They produce compost and seedling and manage over a hundred goats. We’ll discuss small-scale farming, certification, fertilizers, trust in organic and data…

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[2:24] - What's the goal of regenerative agriculture? Instead of having an extracting system, we should have a system feeding the ecosystem.

[4:19] - How does he fight against pests? Nature regulates itself very well. Does he need chemicals sometimes?

[7:11] - Why is there so much resistance when discussing regenerative agriculture?

[10:14] - What was the intention when buying this land in Ibiza? It's so obvious that spreading poison on food is not healthy.

[12:13] - Christian wants to be a profitable and successful model with data. With the financial challenges farmers are facing, we need to prove that it's a profitable business.

[16:41] - The actual model of large-scale agriculture is wrong, we need a transition to small-scale and diversified farms, even if it's expensive and hard work. That's why Christian is investing in shared infrastructures.

[20:51] - Are people ready to pay for quality? Yes, for Christian, it's a market failure.

[22:00] - What is the problem of trust regarding organic? This is a fundamental problem for Christian.

[23:44] - Data is what is going to make the big companies change. It will not be a question of trust anymore but of data.

[27:50] - Christian is not a typical farmer. He has always loved nature, but worked as an investment banker in London before buying his land in Ibiza.

[30:55] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy or simple could make the world a better place, what would it be for Christian?

In two weeks, we will release Bob Thurman and Thupten Jinpa's interview in Kaplankaya. They are eminent tibetan buddhist scholars who met a long time ago, but it will be their first podcast together ever. Don't miss the episode!

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi and team

Communication: Alix Paver

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal

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Dr. Thupten Jinpa, renowned as the chief translator for the Dalai Lama, is a distinguished Tibetan Buddhist scholar and accomplished author whose life story is nothing short of extraordinary. Born to a humble farming family in Tibet, his life's trajectory unfolded from a foundation of traditional monastic education in India to a remarkable academic journey, culminating in a Ph.D. in Religious Studies from the esteemed Cambridge University.

Transitioning from a monastic path to married life, Dr. Jinpa is now a devoted husband and father to two daughters. Alongside these personal transformations, he founded the Compassion Institute, a manifestation of his commitment to fostering compassion worldwide.

In the upcoming episode, we have the privilege of delving into Dr. Jinpa's compelling narrative. He shares his serendipitous encounter with the Dalai Lama and offers insights into their profound and enduring relationship. The discussion unfolds to encompass the profound concept of compassion. Dr. Jinpa also expounds on the intricate dynamics between China and Tibet, offering nuanced perspectives on this complex relationship.

Dr Thupten Jinpa was interviewed in Kaplankaya, during Harvest, an event produced by Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

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[2:27] - Dr Thupten Jinpa met the Dalai Lama as a 6-year-old boy.

[5:05] - How Jinpa can help with the preservation and the modernisation of the Tibetan culture.

[7:00] - Jinpa is very interested in Science and the relationship between Buddhism and Science.

[11:50] - The relationship between Jinpa and Dr. Gabor Mate

[14:00] - What is the data about the effectiveness of compassion for healing compared to drugs? Compassion-based approaches tap into the social nature of people.

[15:00] - What is the difference between compassion and mindfulness?

[17:38] - What would be the first step for a beginner to be more compassionate?

[19:00] - What do you do with your anger when provoked? And does compassion mean that you shouldn't be firm? Who should let the anger go first to break the cycle? Is there a breaking point during an interaction?

[22:50] - While Thupten Jinpa eloquently addresses the integration of compassion into our daily lives, I'm intrigued to understand compassion's role in the intricate interplay between Tibet and China. Particularly given the well-documented human rights concerns.

[29:00] - What is the Dalai Lama's and Jinpa's relationship?

[30:00] - What about the controversy about the Dalai Lama asking a little boy, belonging to a group wanting a blessing from his Holiness to suck his tongue in India?

[36:00] - Harvest of the Day : if there is one thing giving hope to Jinpa, what is it?

Next week, we will release a 5-minute highlight of a previous episode with Dr Mark Hyman about how much meat we should eat, and why. Don't miss it!

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Join us in short clip with model Lily Cole, the relentless advocate for sociopolitical and environmental causes. During Harvest in Kaplankaya, Lily imparted invaluable insights on nurturing our planet. In a snippet from Season 5's Harvest episode, Tune in to uncover her unique perspective on the intersection of fashion and activism, and hear how she bridges that gap as an environmentalist from the fashion industry. I asked her if she felt disconnected today, as an environmentalist, from the fashion industry.

Lily Cole was interviewed in Kaplankaya, on the South Western Coast of Turkey, during the Harvest, an event produced by Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

Next week, we will release Dr. Thupten Jinpa's interview in Kaplankaya. He is a prominent figure in our exploration of compassion, a leading scholar, author, and practitioner. With a deep-rooted connection to the Dalai Lama as his principal English translator, Jinpa's insights into compassion transcend mere understanding, delving into the practical application of this transformative concept. His profound wisdom and expertise offer a guiding light in our journey to unlock the power of compassion in our lives. Don't miss the episode!

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Music by Chambord

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and team

Communication: Alix Paver

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

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Dive into the world of Burning Man with Erica Blair, Associate Director of the project. Uncover the essence of this annual Nevada desert gathering where 80,000 creative souls unite, igniting a global movement of community-building. Explore the ten principles driving Burning Man's ethos, from leaving no trace to radical inclusion. Discover the transformative power beyond the surface perceptions of sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll. Get insights into the vision, governance, and financing of the project.

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This episode features an interview with Erica Blair, the Associate Director of the Burning Man project.

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[2:54]: What is Burning Man? It's an annual event held in the Nevada desert where 80,000 burners come together to explore their creativity. However, it's more than just an event; it's a larger movement that enables people worldwide to build communities in their own locales.

[4:07]: What's the symbolism behind burning the Man? There is no official interpretation; it's open to anyone's personal understanding when witnessing this showcase of ingenuity.

[5:31]: We begin with Erica discussing the ten principles of Burning Man, one of which is "leaving no trace." The idea is for people to leave the world in a better state than they found it.

[7:41]: Let's delve into the gifting principle, one that is sometimes misconstrued. Giving is central; you can offer your energy, but monetary exchanges are discouraged. It's not a transactional environment. Burners themselves uphold this culture, co-creating the experience.

[11:29]: How can this culture be sustained?

[14:26]: Radical inclusion is a fundamental principle of Burning Man. If you aspire to be a Burner, the community will warmly embrace you.

[15:30]: However, attending Burning Man can be expensive. That's why people are encouraged not only to visit Black Rock City but also to participate in local events.

[18:00]: What happens to the art created for Burning Man? Not everything is burned!

[20:39]: Another principle is participation. You don't have to lead a workshop, but this principle is an opportunity to contemplate how you can genuinely contribute.

[22:04]: And what about immediacy, the principle added after the initial nine? There's always so much to be present for. We should engage with the moment rather than constantly having our sights set on the future. This is deeply rooted in the present.

[23:58]: There's a common perception of Burning Man involving Sex, Drugs, and Rock 'n Roll. With the radical inclusion principle, anyone can find something enjoyable. While this image may attract certain individuals, people's experiences surpass these superficial aspects. It's a chance for personal transformation to take place.

[27:37]: What is the vision of the Burning Man project? How is its governance structured, and how is the event funded?

[29:32]: Erica Blair comes from the branding world. What about the concept of the "brand" for Burning Man (although "brand" is seen as a controversial term for BM)?

[32:12]: What are the current discussions and topics of interest within the Burning Man project?

[37:20]: How about pursuing other projects beyond the Burning Man event?

[38:38]: Harvest of the Day: What is the one thing that gives Erica Blair hope?

Next week, we'll release a brief interview with model and environmentalist Lily Cole. She will discuss the fashion industry's efforts towards greater sustainability.

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How healthy is your gut? How to check that? How to take care of your microbiota to live a good life? Anita Frauwallner, a keen and intensive expert in gut health and CEO of Institut AllergoSan, explains how to take care of your "second brain", in this short clip from a previous episode (season 5).

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This episode is sponsored by London Nootropics Coffee. You can order the Zen flavour with lion's mane mushroom and Rhodiola, or all the other blends at www.londonnootropics.com.

Next week, we will release a full new episode about Burning Man. Erica Blair from the Burning Man Project, will tell us everything about this phenomenon in Nevada, what it brings to the Burners and what is the vision for the years to come. Don't miss the episode!

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi and team

Communication: Alix Paver

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal and Davide

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The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Today is an interview with Jason Nemer, the co-founder of AcroYoga, a practice that combines acrobatics, yoga and therapeutics. Jason was a champion acrobat. By the age of 16, Jason had won silver and bronze medals at the World Championships of Sports Acrobatics, and at 21, he realized his dream of performing at the Olympic Games. Today we’ll discuss this practice which has gained worldwide recognition, with celebrity clients and companies such as Google.

Jason is the author of the book : Move Connect Play: The Art & Science of AcroYoga

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[2:58] The importance of fun for Jason Nemer, who started as a gymnast and then moved to acrobatics because it was more fun

[4:35] What is AcroYoga for Jason?

[6:58] Jason Nemer's experience in yoga.

[8:38] Jason's relationship with spirituality, and how he met Jenny, the co-founder of Acroyoga.

[12:36] Making a business out of the new practice.

[15:43] Does AcroYoga have the spirituality of yoga?

[17:11] Who are the AcroYoga teachers?

[20:31] Should we take things less seriously in sports? Is ego your amigo?

[23:23] Which music would accompany the practice best?

[24:50] Language can be an obstacle to connexion, so we need to trust our bodies.

[29:58] What about the risks of injuries?

[32:58] Let's go back to the therapeutics parts of Acroyoga

[34:00] How has Jason changed along the way?

[37:00] Harvest of The Day : what is the one thing that gives hope to Jason Nemer?

Next week, we will release a 5 minutes episode with Anita Frauwallner. She is a gut specialist and explained the importance of the macrobiota during season 5 of Harvest Series.

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Sound editing by Alice Krief

Music by Chambord

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi and team

Communication: Alix Paver

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Today we release a short clip about coca and cocaine from a previous episode (season 5) with Wade Davis. Wade is explaining why coca leaves are vital in the Andes and not only because of their nutritional qualities.

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Next week, we will release Jason Nemer's interview in Kaplankaya. He is an acrobat and the co-founder of acro yoga, a sport combining acrobatics, yoga and therapeutic. Don't miss the episode!

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Sound editing by Alice Krief

Music by Chambord

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi and team

Communication: Alix Paver

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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This episode is an interview with Dennis Okwera. He is a model and an activist. He is sharing his story today, and we’ll talk about his life in Uganda, where he grew up during a civil war, where children were abducted to become child soldiers. His grandmother was in charge of him, as his parents separated when he was young. He will tell how he escaped to London, how he was scouted to become a model, and will explain how the first thing he did when he started to earn money was to send it to his distressed community back in Lumule, where he is helping the kids to go to school. His story was one of the favourites of the 7th season of Harvest. I hope you’ll like it too.

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[2:20] What was Dennis' life during the civil war, when the LRA was abducting children in the villages to make them child soldiers?

[6:50] That day in Lumule when the rebels rang the bell to make the children feel safe and run to school.

[10:09] Dennis and his brother joined their dad (and their grandmother) in London. First they couldn't go to school as their dad was working illegally, but they finally used the dad's girlfriend's address to join a school.

[12:00] People working for a model agency want to hire Dennis, but his dad refuses. But years later, more agents connected Dennis for modelling.

[14:30] The beginning of a new life, when Dennis is modelling and sending money to his aunt in Uganda. How does Dennis look at fashion people?

[18:00] The first trip to Lumule. The "This is home" moment, seeing his aunt again, and his mum he hadn't seen since he was a small child, as Dennis' parents separated very early and Dennis was raised by his grandmother.

[20:16] Dennis starts helping the other children with the school, starting with the girls. He ships sanitories to Uganda so the girls don't miss school one week a month. Then he realises that the children can't focus or attend in the afternoon because they don't have lunch and are hungry.

[24:00] How does Dennis raise money? And what are the next steps?

[26:00] Harvest of the Day : If something gives hope to Dennis, what is it?

Next week, we will release Dennis Okwera's interview in Kaplankaya. He is a model, scouted in the streets of London. He grew up during the civil war in Uganda. He will tell how he escaped Uganda, and the first thing he did when he started earning money, was to send it to his village. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram : Harvestseries, and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by Alice Krief

Music by Chambord

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi and team

Communication: Alix Paver

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Today we release a short clip from an episode with Dr Gabor Maté, about trauma and addiction. Dr Gabor Mate is an internationally renowned speaker, highly sought after for his addiction, trauma and childhood development expertise. Author of best-selling books, including When The Body Says No: The Cost of Hidden Stress, or Hold on to Your Kids, the Myth of Normal (check his website).

Gabor explains how to heal a trauma, and what would be the best reaction if you have a close one suffering from an addiction. The interview was made in Kaplankaya, during the 5th season of the Harvest event.

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Next week, we will release Dennis Okwera's interview in Kaplankaya. He is a model, scouted in the streets of London. He grew up during the civil war in Uganda. He will tell how he escaped Uganda, and the first thing he did when he started earning money, was to send it to his village. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram : Harvestseries, and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by Alice Krief

Music by Chambord

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi and team

Communication: Alix Paver

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal & Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Sandy Hill is a sportswoman and intrepid traveller who has visited more than 135 countries, climbed the Seven Summits, and reached the top of Mount Everest within three attempts. In this episode, she will come back on what happened 27 years ago… At the top of the Mount Everest, a deadly storm started to hit. Although Sandy’s team survived, many people perished that day… And two years before the Monica Lewinski scandal, a book pointed to a woman, Sandy. She will share for the first time in a podcast her story.

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Nothing in this show should be used as medical advice or encouragement to use drugs.

[2:31] - Sandy Hill explains how, when climbing Mount Everest, they can see the storm coming, and 3 hours of the descent, it became a wideout, and the wind picked up.

[6:33] - During a storm break, a part of her team managed to get to the tents and then got people to rescue them. Sandy's team was safe, but it was the deadliest night on Mount Everest.

[9:33] - Sandy started hallucinating when she was frozen to death and not seeing anything.

[11:56] - The lesson that this terrible experience taught Sandy: stop being a control freak.

[12:13] - Christian wants to be a profitable and successful model with data. With the financial challenges farmers are facing, we need to prove that it's a profitable business.

[14:39] - After surviving a storm on Mount Everest, Sandy was blamed in a best-selling book and was depicted as a socialite climbing with a cappuccino machine.

[21:17] - The impact of the book on Sandy's life: she lost her credibility was has a writer, climber, and speaker. The photographs pursued her, and her son had to leave New York.

[27:27] - How did Sandy get back on her feet after this traumatic experience, followed by a big depression?

[31:48] - Which advice would Sandy give to someone going through social death today?

[33:30] - Harvest of the Day : If one thing gives hope to Sandy, what is it?

Next time, we will release Dennis Owera's interview in Kaplankaya. He is a model and will share history, the story of a kid raised in Uganda during a terrible civil war who is now financing a school there. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram : Harvestseries, and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi and team

Communication: Alix Paver

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Another special episode, with Jason Silva. Today we have a special set up with the Aegean Sea in the back ground for our digital artist Jason Silva, and Greg Pouy, from the French podcast Vlan, sitting next to me to Co-interview Jason about his positive approach to technology and creativity, his quest for awe and his journey as a movie maker.

Jason is the host of the Youtube Channel Shots of Awe.

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This episode is sponsored by London Nootropics Coffee. You can order the Zen flavour with lion's mane mushroom and Rhodiola, or all the other blends at Nootropics, with code HARVEST for 20% off.

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[2:27] - Jason Silva, inspired by Kevin Kelly, would describe himself as a "protopian"

[5:20] - Technology is and has always been a double edge sword.

[7:40] - Who should be the people we are listening to? The best story wins!

[13:32] - How does Jason prepare his short videos? It's more about mood regulation. Is boredom a key to creativity?

[16:37] - How does creativity inspire Jason's creativity? He was first very excited by his first camcorder at 12 years old.

[20:16] - Should artists use Artificial Intelligence?

[22:55] - During Harvest, in Kaplankaya, Jason made a speech about Radical Hope that aroused the attendees.

[24:37] - What does Radical Hope mean for Jason Silva?

[23:44] - Data is what is going to make the big companies change. It will not be a question of trust anymore but of data.

[28:21] - Is the sense of awe a new spirituality for Jason?

[30:59] - How does he look at death?

[30:14] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy or simple could make the world a better place, what would it be for Jason?

[33:51] - Greg's question: what would Jason open and slam the door to?

Next week, we will release mountaineer Sandy Hill's interview in Kaplankaya. She will share her experience on Mount Everest, 27 years ago, during one of the deadliest expedition ever. Don't miss the episode! Until next time!

You can follow us on Instagram : Harvestseries, and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi and team

Communication: Alix Paver

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal and Davide d'Antonio

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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The 7th season of Harvest Series starts with an exclusive interview of Dr. Thupten Jinpa and Bob Thurman, reunited for a podcast for the first time! Bob was born in New York and Jinpa 17 years later in Tibet and yet they have so many points in common. They are eminent Tibetan Buddhist scholars, translators, specialists in the subject of compassion, part of the very close relations of the Dalai Lama. They were both monks, although they have a family today. In this episode, we’ll discuss their friendship, their thoughts on the future of Buddhism and geopolitics. Although Jinpa met Bob when he was 12, he was then a monk, and Bob was a former monk, they are both busy men and never had the opportunity to do a podcast interview together. It was such a pleasure and an honour to listen to them.

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This episode is sponsored by London Nootropics Coffee. You can order the Zen flavour with lion's mane mushroom and Rhodiola, or all the other blends at www.londonnootropics.com, with code HARVEST for 20% off. You'll also be able to taste them during Harvest! It is still time to book your ticket at www.harvestseries.com

[2:34] - What is the relationship between Bob Thurman and Dr Thupten Jinpa?

[6:15] - What do usually Jinpa and Bob talk about? Texts, terminologies and the relationship between religion and science.

[7:28] - What kind of shared memory would you like to share?

[9:45] - How did Bob and Jinpa meet, when Jinpa was a 12 years old monk and Bob a former monk?

[13:00] - Dr Thupten Jinpa shares his story, when he decided to be a monk, and then escaped his monastery in South India, to be able to be more challenged intellectually in another monastery.

[17:13] - What is each other's contribution to Buddhism? Jinpa and Bob talk about the Tibet House that Bob Thurman started in New York.

[20:18] - What does the Future of Buddhism depend on? Buddhism needs to adapt to Modernity.

[24:00] - What are the views of Thupten Jinpa and Bob Thurman about monastic life, at a time when it's more and more challenging for all religions to recruit monks?

[27:49] - Bob Thurman shares about how patriarchy and the military have been too crazy recently. Buddhism demilitarized Tibetans and made a more gentle culture.

[26:06] - Does the fact that Buddhism has gentle culture is attracting the world's sympathy and is a kind of soft power? Bob says that the world needs kindness. Jinpa speaks about the interdependence of countries.

[40:24] - The relationship between Tibet and China, for Jinpa, Bob and the Dalai Lama.

[43:20] - What is the view of Bob Thurman and Dr Thupten Jinpa about Buddhism in 30 years, when the Dalai Lama is not here?

[46:36] - Bob Thurman predicts that Tibet will be free, with no violence, by 30 years from now, and that China will realise the futility of their ambition. Tibet will be the Jewell of China.

[50:44] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy or simple could make the world a better place, what would it be for Bob Thurman and Dr Thupten Jinpa.

Next week, we will release Jason Silva's interview in Kaplankaya. He is an artist and digital creator passionate about technology. He will explain why he is making the conscious choice of being optimistic. Don't miss the episode!

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Christian Jochnik talks about regenerative agriculture this week. He is a former banker who changed his life radically and bought a piece of land in Ibiza. He now dedicates his days with his team of 20 people to regenerative farming and local food production. At Juntos farm, they are growing fruits, vegetables, nuts, grains and legumes. They produce compost and seedling and manage over a hundred goats. We’ll discuss small-scale farming, certification, fertilizers, trust in organic and data…

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This episode is sponsored by London Nootropics Coffee. You can order the Zen flavour with lion's mane mushroom and Rhodiola, or all the other blends at www.londonnootropics.com, with code HARVEST for 20% off. You'll also be able to taste them during Harvest! It is still time to book your ticket at www.harvestseries.com

[2:24] - What's the goal of regenerative agriculture? Instead of having an extracting system, we should have a system feeding the ecosystem.

[4:19] - How does he fight against pests? Nature regulates itself very well. Does he need chemicals sometimes?

[7:11] - Why is there so much resistance when discussing regenerative agriculture?

[10:14] - What was the intention when buying this land in Ibiza? It's so obvious that spreading poison on food is not healthy.

[12:13] - Christian wants to be a profitable and successful model with data. With the financial challenges farmers are facing, we need to prove that it's a profitable business.

[16:41] - The actual model of large-scale agriculture is wrong, we need a transition to small-scale and diversified farms, even if it's expensive and hard work. That's why Christian is investing in shared infrastructures.

[20:51] - Are people ready to pay for quality? Yes, for Christian, it's a market failure.

[22:00] - What is the problem of trust regarding organic? This is a fundamental problem for Christian.

[23:44] - Data is what is going to make the big companies change. It will not be a question of trust anymore but of data.

[27:50] - Christian is not a typical farmer. He has always loved nature, but worked as an investment banker in London before buying his land in Ibiza.

[30:55] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy or simple could make the world a better place, what would it be for Christian?

In two weeks, we will release Bob Thurman and Thupten Jinpa's interview in Kaplankaya. They are eminent tibetan buddhist scholars who met a long time ago, but it will be their first podcast together ever. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram : Harvestseries, and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi and team

Communication: Alix Paver

Artwork : Pedro Vidigal

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Ari Peralta is an expert in neuroscience. He is an award-winning sensory designer and has led innovative projects that empower wellness in the Space, hospitality, retail, healthcare and automotive sectors. Ari continues championing new ways to use the senses to enrich experiences and promote self-awareness. In this episode, we’ll discuss the link between our senses and our wellbeing with Ari.

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This episode is sponsored by London Nootropics Coffee. You can order the Zen flavour with lion's mane mushroom and Rhodiola, or all the other blends at www.londonnootropics.com, with code HARVEST for 20% off.

[2:24] - How can our senses improve our well-being?What happens if we can modulate sensations to expand perception and therefore elevate people's moods, reduce pain or increase connexion?

[4:52] - To start doing this, we need to know people's arousal. By tapping into more than one sense at a time, we can awaken memory from other senses. It worked on a person who has Alzheimer's.

[8:27] - We are multisense beings. We can't turn one sense off.

[10:00] - What is the most effective sense? Spoiler: it's sent.

[13:00] - Our senses are directly connected to emotions.

[14:25] - Can you transform a bad memory into a good memory? That's Ari's goal! Ari speaks about MyCocoon, the company he joined. He is checking how we reduce pain perception with colour for a dental company.

[19:10] - Colour is a language for Ari.

[20:43] - Why so many people are suffering from anxiety? What to do?

[22:30] - Ari is from the Dominican Republic, a very colourful country. Which influence does it have on Ari's passion for studying the senses?

[27:00] - Challenges and hard times are good opportunities for Ari to grow. He talks about neuroplasticity.

[28:40] - What's Ari's best habit to maintain mental agility? What is the virtue of micro-habits?

[31:44] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy or simple could make the world a better place, what would it be for her?

In two weeks, we will release Christian Jochnick's interview. He is a naturepreneur and founder of Juntos farm in Ibiza. Don't miss the episode, it's going to be the first one of a mini series about regenerative architecture and agriculture, organised with Thomas Ermacora.

You can follow us on Instagram : Harvestseries, and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi

Artwork by Pedro Vidigal, communication by Alix Paver

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Adah Parris is a system thinker, story teller and artist, the chair of mental health first aid England and the chair of culture values advisory group. In the episode, we will discuss the theme that Adah chose for her speech at Harvest : Which ancestors do we want to be?, and also think about how to ask more questions to ourselves and the good ones!

Harvest is an event produced by Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

This episode is sponsored by London Nootropics Coffee. You can order the Zen flavour with lion's mane mushroom and Rhodiola, or all the other blends at www.londonnootropics.com, with code HARVEST for 20% off.

[2:24] - Adah Parris made a speech in Kaplankaya, wondering what kind of ancestors do we want to be?

[4:41] - Which questions should we ask ourselves to start answering this question. Adah Parris has a special frame with 5 phases : Leave, Breathe, Grow, Flow, Ground.

[8:00] - We need to move from I-human to we-humans.

[8:40] - Adah Parris is a story teller, but doesn't believe we should wait for a hero.

[9:43] - How to develop critical thinking? Asking more questions. And what do you then with your questions?

[11:23] - What are the trends that Adah wants to make visible?

[12:53] - What is the human aspect in technology?

[15:55] - What is diversity so important?

[17:00] - What put Adah on the path of getting on the stage : Her need to ask people to ask why do you believe what you believe?

[19:39] - Adah's speech in Kaplankaya, showing her vulnerabilities.

[23:44] - Which question would Adah ask to a racist person?

[27:17] - Adah's morning routine to be happy?

[28:42] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy or simple could make the world a better place, what would it be for her?

In two weeks, we will release Ari Perlata's interview in Kaplankaya. He is a neuroscience specialist. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram : Harvestseries, and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi

Artwork by Pedro Vidigal

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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In this episode of the Harvest Series, Manex Ibar lifts the veil on shamanism, a spiritual practice found in cultures around the world from ancient times that is becoming increasingly popular today but remains mysterious. Manex discovered shamanism when he was a teenager, when it was quite unknown in Western culture. In parallel with a great international career, he met the First Nations in America, learned the healing power of plants and studied Buddhism before embarking on the adventure of ayahuasca. This plant shouldn't be the only focus of some shamans nowadays.

Nothing contained in this show should be used as medical advice or encouragement to use any type of drugs.

Harvest is an event produced by Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

This episode is sponsored by London Nootropics Coffee. You can order the Zen flavour with lion's mane mushroom and Rhodiola, or all the other blends at www.londonnootropics.com, with code HARVEST for 20% off. You'll also be able to taste them during Harvest! It is still time to book your ticket at www.harvestseries.com

[2:24] - How Manex transitioned from being an executive in New York to a medicine man

[6:24] - When did Manex start his career in shamanism?

[9:40] - The different kinds of medicine men. The humble ones and the grandiose ones.

[10:46] - What shaped Manex as a Medicine man? All the studies Manex went into and the people he met to learn his practice.

[13:16] - Why do some people feel so empty in modern civilizations? For Manex, our society is sick.

[17:27] - Manex is reading the Sphynx Code to his clients. Testimony of an osteopath who did a Sphynx code and a Hayahuasca trip with Manex: how it changed his life.

[20:00] - Why do people come to see Manex? He is doing less healing now and more helping people access more consciousness.

[21:48] - Manex is special because he learned to get to trans for ten years before trying the master plants.

[24:13] - Can you have a bad experience with Ayahuasca?

[27:24] - Can you experience this with friends, as a couple, or is it an individual journey?

[27:58] - Manex's worst experience as a medicine man.

[30:35] - What kind of childhood has Manex, and what kind of child was he?

[30:40] - To be a medicine man, do you have to love people?

[37:33] - Harvest of The Day : If something easy or simple could be done to make the world a better place, what would it be for Manex?

In two weeks, we will release Adah Parris' interview in Kaplankaya. She is a system thinker and will share the importance of not being afraid to ask the "big Questions". Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram : Harvestseries, and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi

Communication : Alix Paver

Artwork by Pedro Vidigal

Harvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Thomas Ermacora was the co-curator of Harvest's sixth edition. As an architect and a futurist, he focuses on regenerative projects, like Clear Village, a non-profit that he co-founded in 2008, aiming to restore well-being for fragile communities and that received many awards. Thomas' goal is to empower the citizens, and he is explaining concretely how to empower the communities and allow them to reconnect with nature.

This episode is sponsored by London Nootropics Coffee. You can order the Zen flavour with lion's mane mushroom and Rhodiola, or all the other blends at www.londonnootropics.com, with code HARVEST for 20% off. You'll also be able to taste them during Harvest! It is still time to book your ticket at www.harvestseries.com

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[2:30] - What are the latest trends in architecture for Thomas?

[4:31] - What is Thomas' example of working with distressed communities in the UK, reviving a garden outside London?

[11:34] - How can architecture help us reconnect with nature?

[15:56] - What is stopping biomimicry and regenerative projects? Lobbying.

[17:00] - What about using digital twins to improve how we build?

[20:17] - What does Thomas think about people not being so happy to share their data.

[23:10] - Does Thomas dream of building a city from scratch?

[28:13] - What put Thomas on this path of building for communities? A lack of belonging.

[31:56] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy or simple could be done to make the world a better place, what would it be for Thomas Ermacora?

In two weeks, we will release an interview with Manex Ibar. He is a "medicine man", he will share how he became what we call also a shaman, and explain what he does. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram : Harvestseries

Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences

Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi

Artwork by Pedro Vidigal

The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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Rodo Escalante is the co-founder of the Alchemy movement and Deep Dive Within. Rodo was diagnosed as a child with mental health issues, including autism and depression. Thanks to yoga and deep diving in the Mexican caves, he learned how to navigate through these states without Western medicines.

Of course, we don't recommend anyone stop any treatment, especially without seeing a doctor, but we are sharing Rodo's fascinating experience.

Rodo is also the writer of the book Deep Dive Within.

Harvest is an event produced by Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

This episode is sponsored by London Nootropics Coffee. You can order the Zen flavour with lion's mane mushroom and Rhodiola, or all the other blends at www.londonnootropics.com, with code HARVEST for 20% off. You'll also be able to taste them during Harvest! It is still time to book your ticket at www.harvestseries.com

[3:28] - Introduction with a quote from Rodo's book. What happens when Rodo is diving in the Mexican cenotes? When you are centred is when you are truly present, and that happens when you deep dive.

[5:50] - How long can Rodo hold his breath without equipment in the Mexican caves?

[7:05] - How is it to have an altered state in the water? In the presence of death, things are faster. You will integrate your true power. When you don't have any exchange of gas, everything you thought was pain becomes a pleasure.

[10:13] - What are the elements of analogy with birth? You let your body do its function.

[10:51] - What's the craziest thing Rodo has ever done in those caves?

[12:30] - What's the importance of excitement in the process?

[14:32] - Rodo is reconnecting with the Mayan culture. How did the Mayans look at the caves? You can only look at those caves when you're at peace.

[19:20] - Rodo brought some people in Kaplankaya, during Harvest event, to the Aegean Sea, for some practice. Feedbacks.

[22:17] - Rodo suffered from autism, depression, ADHD, anger... What was the most difficult time for him? The chronology of his diagnosis and when he started yoga.

[28:00] - What didn't help Rodo? Alcohol, medicines...

[29:46] - Rodo's links with Scientists.

[31:00] - Rodo is explaining his methodology. What is the secret to mental stability, and how, thanks to breath hold, can we wire and force our brain to create the hormones and neurotransmitters we don't have? BUT Rodo doesn't want hyperventilation. He prefers the ventilation technique inspired by pranayama. How to access the psychotic states, in control.

[40:15] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy or simple would make the world a better place, what would it be for him?

In two weeks, we will release Thomas Ermacora's episode. Thomas is a brilliant mind, an architect and a futurist. He is very much focused on communities and is the co-curator of Harvest sixth season. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram : Harvestseries, and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi

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Louie Schwartberg is an award-winning cinematographer renowned for his time-lapse technique, whose career and films have inspired millions of viewers. He is the director of "Fantastic Funghi", available on Netflix, which shows the extraordinary work of the mushroom for the regeneration of our planet, and he has more recently released his latest movie, "Gratitude Revealed". In this episode, Louie will share how his new movie came to life, why Humans are so resilient, why optimism is the only choice, and how he chose to make movies and videos to share his passion for nature.

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This episode is sponsored by London Nootropics Coffee. You can order the Zen flavour with lion's mane mushroom and Rhodiola, or all the other blends at www.londonnootropics.com, with code HARVEST for 20% off. You'll also be able to taste them during Harvest! It is still time to book your ticket at www.harvestseries.com

In this episode :

[1:56] - How did the idea emerge of doing a movie about gratitude after Fantastic Funghi? Itd a journey in the human soul.

[4:47] - From ashes comes rebirth: Louie's parents were holocaust survivors.

[7:39] - why optimism is the only choice.

[11:05] - What are people's reactions after watching "Gratitude Revealed"?

[12:16] - Louie's special scene in the movie. And mine (+ guess what, I am going to interview Alex Grey for the 7th season!)

[14:15] - Louie talks about the distribution of his movies. Why is he doing it himself, without the help of Hollywood anymore?

[16:56] - Extract of the trailer of "Gratitude Revealed".

[18:36] - Louie is grateful to be in Kaplankaya, for Harvest event.

[19:30] - What's Louie's reaction to our world destroying nature?

[23:40] - What's Louie's view about technologies?

[26:56] - Louie's next project.

[27:34] - Harvest of the Day : if Louie could choose something easy or simple that could make the world a better place, what would it be?

In two weeks, we will release Rodo Escalante's interview in Kaplankaya. Rodo suffered from autism, depression and also ADHD. He learned to navigate these mental issues thanks to yoga, breathing and deep diving. He will share his incredible experience. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram : Harvestseries, and find our videos (podcasts and speakers' talks) on Youtube.

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Taiye Selasi is a novelist, screenwriter, speaker and photographer. She has a Nigerian mother and a Ghanaian father, was born in London and raised in the United States. But she'd rather be introduced as "a local from New York, Rome, Berlin, Accra and Lisbon. For her, it is more unifying and allows for more open discussions when she meets people, whereas giving her origins can, on the contrary, be divisive.

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[2:24] - After relative peace, the world is tense again. What's happening: is History repeating itself?

[4:10] - Do the States still represent their people? How could they do a better job? Why is nationalism on the rise?

[5:50] - Is it in Human nature to fight, envy? Only in the context of scarcity.

[8:40] - Extract of Taiye speaking about Sweden in Kaplankaya.

[9:35] - What is a conscious state for Taiye? How can Human beings practice conscious statecraft? 4 examples of conscious statecraft : Iceland, Finland, Nigeria, Ecuador.

[13:45] - How to be more conscious citizens?

[15:00] - Taiye Selasi would prefer to be introduced as a local, more than a citizen from a country.

[17:23] - What about national pleasures, like football? For Taiye, sports are a healthy representation of conflict.

[18:52] - Taiye and her vision of afropolitanism, when she wrote Bye Bye Babar. She talks to our dear cameraman Joel, from Kenya and living now in Turkey.

[21:36] - What's the best advice she has ever received? There is no audience.

[23:16] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy or simple could make the world a better place, what would it be for her?

In two weeks, we will release Louie Schwartzberg's interview in Kaplankaya. He is the director of the movie Fantastic Fungi on Netflix, and released more recently Gratitude revealed. He'll tell us why he chose the theme. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram : Harvestseries, and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Kerem Ozdemir and Burak Gökçe

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Daniel Schmarchtenberger is a philosopher and strategist known for addressing our biggest threat: self destruction. It happened to many civilizations in the past, but this time, with our superpowers (technology, weapons...), it would be global. But there is hope. Here is what we need to do to avoid the catastrophe, for Daniel, who was interviewed during Harvest, in Kaplankaya, in October 2022.

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[2:20] - Harvest of The Day: If something easy or simple could be done and would make the world a better place, what would it be for Daniel? See to try to understand other people's perspectives much more deeply, particularly the ones different from your own.

[6:50] - Why technologies always lead to a military purpose, and why we should change our relationship to technology.

[9:57] - We have the capacity to destroy the biosphere, we need to move to trans-evolutionary motives.

[15:22] - Is it naive to think we can have a global government or global governance? We need the "Third Attractor".

[22:00] - What gives hope to Daniel today?

[23:44] - How much time do we have until our extinction?

[27:17] - With so much noise around us and different news, on an individual level, how to react, be aware, and be well informed?

[31:28] - Is Daniel into politics?

[33:00] - What is the impact of homeschooling on Daniel?

You can find this interview on our YouTube Channel.

In two weeks, we will release Taiye Selasi's interview in Kaplankaya, about afropolitanism and the nations. Don't miss the episode!

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This episode is an interview made in Kaplankaya, with Bibi Brzozka: a sex, love and relationship coach, and an expert in conscious sexuality. Bibi will share how the perception of sex has evolved through History, how she is teaching women and couples to reclaim their sexuality during her classes, how and why she changed her approach to sexual well-being, and, if you stay with us until the end, Bibi will share some advice on the best way to reach nirvana…

Just know that Bibi is starting online classes for "Ecstatic Lovers" (for couples) on the 20th of March 2023. You can learn more on her website: https://www.bibibrzozka.com/

In this podcast, Bibi recommends the book Sex at Dawn: The Prehistoric Origins of Modern Sexuality, by Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jetha.

[2:25] - Start of the interview. Sexuality, in general, is not properly taught at school. Bibi tells about pornography, the junk food of sexuality.

[6:54] - Testimonials of people attending Bibi's classes in Harvest.

[8:56] - What does Bibi mean, when she says that sexual experiences can heal? The trauma about sexuality.

[11:25] - How did Bibi change her approach to sexuality, and why at this moment?

[12:56] - Bibi explains what she teaches to the people who attend their classes, and why it all starts with self-pleasure.

[18:56] - The cold practice. What are the emotional effects of the classes on women?

[20:56] - Which advice would she have loved to receive as a young girl?

[22:56] - Is it possible to teach someone to have access to God?

[23:56] - Now, you listeners have waited enough. Time to ask for special tips from Bibi… What do you do if you want to be remembered as a good partner in bed?

[28:46] - What if the person you love is not attracting you anymore? You are a sovereign sexual human being. Are you connecting to your body?

[31:00] - How to get orgasms through penetration? Longer foreplay - How can men last longer in bed?

[32:00] - What is the worst enemy of a fulfilling sex life?

[33:45] - Harvest of the day: if something easy or simple could be done and make the world a better place, what would it be for Bibi?

In two weeks, we will release Daniel Schmarchtenberger's interview made in Kaplankaya, about the future of our civilization. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram : Harvestseries

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This episode is an interview with sound therapist Alexandre Tannous, made in Kaplankaya during Harvest event. Alexandre performed classical, jazz, rock and world music and investigated therapeutic and esoteric properties of sound from three different perspectives: Western scientific, Eastern philosophical and shamanic societal beliefs. In this episode, we’ll discuss how sounds can affect human consciousness.

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[2:14] - What is sound healing, or "sound meditation" as Alexandre calls it?

[4:14] - The process of sound meditation. Music is a powerful tool.

[7:00] - What is entrainment? Music is changing our minds.

[8:20] - What is the science behind this? All about frequencies and harmonic series.

[11:00] - Alexandre organised some sound meditations in Kaplankaya.

[13:15] - Is it common to reach an altered state of consciousness or non-ordinary states?

[15:30] - What was Alexandre's first significant sound meditation? When he was a young boy. That's what led him on this path.

[18:00] - The impact of the context: war in Lebanon.

[20:00] - The influence of other types of music on us: electronic music, death metal...

[23:45] - Does Alexandre listen to cheesy music? He prefers traditional Turkish music.

[24:00] - Music and psychedelics go well together for Alexandre

[25:00] - Music brings people together.

[28:30] - Can some people not be penetrated by music?

[29:42] - Harvest of the Day : if something could be done, easy or simple, to make the world a better place, what would it be for Alexandre?

In two weeks, we will release Bibi Brzozka's interview in Kaplankaya, about conscious sexual relationships. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram : Harvestseries

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Indra Adnan talks about women, how she encourages them to speak up, how they are social architects, and why their job at home should get a status. She also tells about how she grew up with an Indonesian father and a Dutch mother. Indra Adnan is a writer, psycho-social therapist & political entrepreneur, specialising in future politics, and conflict transformation, who has consulted the World Economic Forum, Indian, Finnish and Danish governments, and NATO.

This episode is the first one of the sixth season of Harvest Series! The interviews were done in Kaplankaya, Turkey, last October, during the Harvest event, gathering curious minds from all over the world, coming to explore different therapies, meet people, and listen to brilliant speakers I had the privilege to interview. Like Louie Schwartzberg, movie director, telling all about gratitude, Rodo Escalante, who was once a young boy suffering from autism and medical issues and who found peace thanks to diving, a sound healer, Alexandre Tannous, explaining how to get to transcendental states thanks to music, Bibi Brzozka, talking about orgasms, but also a shaman, an architect, a banker who became a naturepreneur, and many philosophers…

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[2:52] - To start the 6th season of Harvest Series podcast, Indra Adnan explains where we left Harvest last time, after a panel organised by Jamie Wheal with Gabor Maté, Wade Davies and Indra Adnan.

[5:50] - Indra on carrying a double heritage: Indonesian and Holland, two innovative countries.

[7:40] - Indra, as a master of the ceremony of Harvest, wanted to bring a feminine perspective on the actual crisis. Women are the social architects of our lives.

[12:50] - Why women are not that keen on being in front of the stage.

[15:20] - Why had Indra decided to be a pain in the ass, insisting that women are visible.

[16:50] - How was Indra Adnan's experience in politics in the UK, when she became an MP?

[19:30] - Indra, on stage in Kaplankaya, explains the concept of re-worlding.

[22:30] - Which advice does she give regarding storytelling? What about the story that women are powerless?

[25:10] - What does it mean, not to become the follower of someone else?

[31:20] - Harvest of the Day : if something easy could be done and make the world a better place, what would it be for Indra?

In two weeks, we will release Alexandre Tannous' interview in Kaplankaya, he is a sound healer, and he will explain the impact of the sounds on our brains. Don't miss the episode!

You can follow us on Instagram : Harvestseries

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Another podcast episode with Dr Gabor Maté, to close this 5th series of Harvest series podcast! He is an internationally renowned speaker, highly sought after for his expertise on addiction, trauma and childhood development. Gabor Maté is the author of best-selling books, including When The Body Says No: The Cost of Hidden Stress, or Hold on to Your Kids, his latest one being The Myth of Normal.

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[2:30] - First, let Gabor Maté explain authenticity: it is to be connected with our emotions.

[5:00] - Why do we lose our authenticity when we are children, because of the environment?

[7:00] - How do you know you are not being authentic?

[7:51] - What can happen if you are not authentic? Disease, depression, difficult relationships... It can show up in many ways.

[9:25] - Dr Gabor Maté reading an extract of his book about Sheryl Crow and Anita Moorjani, who became who they are, after a terrible disease.

[11:55] - If everybody had to be authentic, wouldn't it lead to more conflicts between people?

[12:50] - But... isn't it normal to want your child to fit within society?

[14:25] - Why is it more difficult, in general, for women to be authentic? eg: Hillary Clinton.

[16:00] - Do you learn how to be selfish?

[17:30] - It's difficult to be authentic. Portraits read by Gabor Maté of people who couldn't be authentic in their life: overachievers of super nice people.

[20:56] - How can medicinal plants help to be authentic? Gabor explains one of his experiences with a therapist.

[23:50] - Why chronic illnesses are often manifestations of people's lives.

[26:35] - Few steps to find authenticity. Look at why your life is not working.

[28:24] - Harvest of the day : What does it bring to be authentic?

This is it, the end of the 5th series of Harvest series, recorded in Kaplankaya during may 2022, with all those great thinkers! In two weeks, we will release the first episode of the 6th series, with amazing guests, like Louie Schwartzberg, the movie director (Fantastic Funghi, Gratitude revealed), Rodo Escalante (meditation specialist, diver), Bibi Brzozka (conscious sexual therapist), Indra Adnan, Daniel Schmachtemberg (social philosopher), Alexandre Tannous (sound therapist), Taiye Selasi (writer), Thomas Ermacora (city futurist), Ari Peralta (multisensory expert), Adah Parris (systems thinker), Manex Ibar (shaman), John Brevard (architect), Christian Jochnick (naturepreneur), Ralph Horat (building a prototype village of the future)... What a programme!

You can follow us on Instagram: Harvestseries to know everything about the events, and me : roseharvestseries, to be updated about the podcast episodes :)

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Carole Debbané has trained as a Montessori Educator in prenatal for 6 years. Drawing on her experience as a mother of three, Carole coaches and mentors on bringing greater peace and well-being to parents, their children and the world. In this episode of Harvest Series, Carole will explain her philosophy regarding raising children, and why parents should take the time to think about their own education before having a baby. Carole will also tell us about her project, called: "Becoming a Parent: Is Love Enough?".

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[1:58] - Becoming a parent: is love enough for Carole Debbané?

[4:51] - what do you need, more than love, to raise your children? You need an inquiry into your own childhood.

[5:50] - Carole's project: 9 months before and 9 months after having a baby, to accompany the parents-to-be to support the child in his development to be.

[8:31] - If your child has a recurring wrong habit that you want to get changed, how do you do?

[10:39] - Carole's MAP of CLARITY : Model, Acceptance, Presence, Conscious connexion, Listening, Awareness, Respect, Independence, Trust, You.

[12:30] - What led Carole to inquire so much about education? Carole has done a lot of healing.

[14:50] - Did Carole feel lonely with her parenting style?

[17:00] - What's the science behind Carole's approach?

[19:00] - Carole's tips, some tools to help parents who wish to educate their children according to Montessori's principles.

[21:30] - How does Carole deal with anxiety in a child?

[23:20] - What do you do when the parents are not on the same page regarding education?

[25:00] - In case of a divorce, how do you avoid fighting in front of the children?

[27:00] - Should we say everything in front of the children?

[28:00] - How do you raise self-confident children?

[30:00] - How do you apply this to teenagers?

[33:18] - Harvest of the Day : if something could be done easily to make the world a better place, what would it be for Carole?

Carole's recommendations :

"The Five Love languages", from Gary Chapman: touch, gift, worlds of appreciation, time, service.

Carole's book : Carole and Nadim Saad : "Kids don't come with a Manual".

In two weeks, we will release another episode of Gabor Mate's interview in Kaplankaya, about authenticity. Don't miss the episode!

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Claus Sendlinger is an entrepreneur in hospitality and a visionary in the tourism industry. He started his career in the 80s by founding an event agency and organising high-end travel experiences. in 2011, he established a platform for the travel community, the Design Hotels collection, since being sold to Starwood and absorbed by Marriott. Today, he runs SLOW, which he co-founded and an acronym for sensitive, local, organic and wise.

In this episode, Claus explains, in an interview in Kaplankaya during Harvest, his vision for tourism and hospitality, with absolutely zero filters. He also shares his plans in Germany and Lisbon.

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[2:17] - Claus was one of the pioneers of farm-to-table hospitality. How did he get there? And how La Granja's project in Ibiza came to him at a perfect moment.

[7:30] - The history of the agriturismo sector and why it didn't focus enough on agriculture.

[12:00] - What's the vision of Claus for Slow? Claus's projects in Lisbon and Germany: big farms in the country, regenerative architectural programs in the city, and countries' specialities, like a surf house in Lisbon.

[17:30] - What's Claus' reaction to people being more aware of their carbon footprint and feeling more guilty sometimes about travelling?

[20:30] - What Claus thinks of modern architecture in the city and why we should protect the countryside.

[23:30] - Why we should use alternatives to air conditioning, and why you can not make a nice hotel that will fit everybody.

[26:54] - What's Claus' vision of the tourism industry for the next 20 years, and why it's not so bright?

[30:26] - Harvest of The Day : if something could be done easily and make the world a better place, what would it be for Claus?

If you want to be posted about Claus' new projects, visit Slow's website : https://slowness.com/places/la-granja/

Claus recommends all the listeners of the podcast watch "Kiss the Ground" movie on Netflix.

In two weeks, we will release Carole Debanné's interview in Kaplankaya, about kids and education. She is a mother of three and has been trained as a Montessori educator. She will share a lot of tips and her philosophy. Don't miss the episode!

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Prashant Goel is a leadership Advisor, Neuroscience and Depth Psychology pioneer. Prashant used to be an overachiever ignoring his trauma before discovering so much knowledge, including traditional wisdom. He will share in this episode his long journey and the tools he used for his transformation. Prashant will also explain why we have the perception that there is not enough for everybody in this world, and so we compete with each other and compete between countries.

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[2:37] - What is driving our society is economics, and at the centre of economics is scarcity.

[5:55] - How do you reconnect with your own human being? Prashant offers a practice to increase your awareness.

[9:05] - The 5 tools that Prashant used to be more aware: shadow work in trauma integration, meditation, plant medicines, the investigation into different kinds of wisdom, and network spine analysis.

[14:30] - What was Prashant's journey? Why one day, on a plane, he quit drinking and started to transform.

[20:00] - How Prashant wants to spread his values and what to do for people who feel they want to increase their self-awareness but also feel scared of change.

[23:11] - From caterpillar to butterfly.

[26:50] - Prashant tells about an economic system called the "doughnut economy" and why it can work.

[34:14] - The Harvest of the Day: if something could be changed easily and make the world a better place, what would it be for Prashant Goel?

To have a looks at the doughnut model: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doughnut_(economic_model).

You can reach Prashant by his LinkedIn profile: LinkedIn.com/in/goel or email mail@pgoel.com

Prashant kindly share A LOT of resources for you! Enjoy!

"I trust that for those curious and ready to dive deeper, the following resources will provide further support". Prashant.

1) Videos

Meditation 101 Video

Neuroplasticity Video

Growth Mindset Video

Shirzad Chamine Ted Talk

Attachment and Authenticity, Gabor Mate

2) Articles

The Neuroscience of Strategic Leadership (Case Study of HR Director, Growing Effectiveness)

The Neuroscience of Mindfulness

The Dawn of Systems Leadership

3) Apps/Websites

Positive Intelligence Saboteurs Assessment (Great, simple tool/guidance for gaining insight into self)

Insight Timer

Headspace

Happify

10% Happier

Feldenkrais Project (body-oriented meditation that is quite slow and gentle but profound)

4) Related Books

These books related to self-awareness come from a variety of angles, including: neuroscience, psychological, adult development, somatics, spiritual, leadership development, trauma-informed, creativity, Eastern and Western Philosophy, etc. I recommend all of the following but that you choose depending on what resonates most with you.

The Science of Meditation, Daniel Goleman and Richard Davidson

Buddha’s Brain: Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Rick Hanson

MIndsight: The New Science of Personal Transformation, Dan Siegal

The Master and his Emissary, Iain McGilchrist

Healing Developmental Trauma, Heller and LaPierre

Nonviolent Communication, Marshall Rosenberg

The Presence Process, Michael Brown (My most highly recommended because it includes experiential breath practice for 10 weeks, and deep knowledge---but it's not for everybody)

How to Get From Where You Are to Where You Want to Be, Cheri Huber

Loving What Is, Byron Katie

The Body Keeps the Score, Bessel Van der Kolk

The Artist's Way, Julia Cameron

Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, Steven Covey

Man's Search for Meaning, Victor Frankl

Power vs. Force, David Hawkins

Reinvent Your Life, Jeffrey Young

In An Unspoken Voice, Peter Levine

The Fear Book, Cheri Huber

When the Body Says No, Gabor Maté

A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life’s Purpose, Eckhart Tolle

The Diamond Heart: Book One by Almaas

The Drama of the Gifted Child, Alice Miller

My Grandmother’s Hands, Resmaa Menakem

Calm Clarity, How to Use Science to Rewire your Brain, Due Quach

The Four Agreements, Don Miguel Ruiz

The Essentials of Theory U, Otto Scharmer

How to Change Your Mind, Michael Pollan

Tao Te Ching, Lao Tzu

Bhagavad Gita, version by Eknath Easwaran

5) Practices/Outcomes:

Please find below:

Tree of Contemplative Practices

Daily Review Practice

The Exercise, a Nonviolent Communication Practice

Outcomes: "Fruits and Flowers": A non-comprehensive list associated with development of self-awareness

3 Slides on Premises and Practices, discussed in Session 5

6) Ted Talks:

Brene Brown, Power of Vulnerability

Ken Robinson, Do Schools Kill Creativity

7) Other Resources:

Wisdom of Trauma Documentary

NARM Basics Training - A powerful introductory course to understanding human development with depth

NARM Practitioners -- The most powerful form of Therapy I have come across for deep healing potential

Vipassana Meditation Retreats (10 day silent meditation retreats that have powerful impact for those ready/curious to dive deep; centers all around the world supported only by donations and volunteers)

Network Spinal Analysis - a surprising, deeply transformative form of bodywork (very light touch) that transforms mind, body and emotions through the natural healing capacity of the nervous system

An article from mainstream media with personal growth expert Tony Robbins' view of NSA

The Kid's Carbon Almanac

and, that's it!

In two weeks, we will release Claud Sendlinger's interview in Kaplankaya about the future of sustainable hospitality. Don't miss the episode!

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Helen Epega is an opera singer, composer and performance artist. Her work, described as Afro-Sonic, explores the ethereal sounds of the 'hang' and the power of the talking drum. Her influences are from avant-garde, psychedelic, tribal and meditative arts. Her talents have been called upon to create music for Christian Dior, Sony Play Station, Oxfam and British Asian Trust (one of King Charles' charities).

In this episode of Harvest Series, she explains how she got the idea to compose the world's first opera in Pidgin ("broken" English), how her family encouraged her to make some music, and what music represents for her: a dialogue for peace between people or communities. She also shares the story of when her family moved from Nigeria to London, which was not an easy experience initially.

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[2:30] - Helen explains why she likes to include the audience in her shows.

[3:45] - Helen describes her hang instrument, how she plays it, how she learned it, and how she quit her job for it.

[7:00] - Helen plays the hang instrument.

[8:45] - What's this noise in the background? Helen's beads in her hair!

[9:35] - Why did Helen use the Pidgin language, a broken English used in the Caribbean, to create an opera?

[11:25] - The first opera Helen listened to in London.

[12:20] - Helen speaks a bit of Pidgin.

[13:44] - What's Helen's relationship with Africa?

[19:34] - Helen intends to make people think or meditate

[21:44] - Helen shares in Harvest during her speech how hard it was when she moved from Nigeria and how music helped her.

[24:17] - Helen thinks that more music leads to less violence.

[26:39] - Harvest of The Day for Helen Epega : if something easy could be done to make the world a better place, what would it be?

Helen's news: she composed the music for the immersive performance art production Confinement. They have been nominated for the prestigious Offie award in the category of best idea: design in Costume and sound.

On the 3rd of March 2023, her new musical work Sound of Us UK, consisting of 4 new feature-length compositions exploring who/what the UK is right now, will be released. A European tour will be announced at the beginning of April 2023.

In two weeks, we will release Prashant Goel's interview in Kaplankaya. Prashant is a leadership development specialist, mixing scientific research and ancient wisdom traditions to help improve collaboration, creativity or innovation. Don't miss the episode!

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Kerem Ozdemir and Burak Gökçe

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The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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Turkish-born Burak Öymen and French-born Roman Carel are the founders of Harvest. Both of them are successful businessmen in real estate, and they decided to launch an event in Kaplankaya about wellbeing, next to Bodrum. What is the vision of the two friends? What are the latest trends in wellbeing and how has their notion of wellbeing evolved with time? They answered in Kaplankaya, last May, before the kick-off of the 5th edition.

Harvest is an event produced by Athena Advisers and Capital Partners

[2:43] - What is harvest for Burak and Roman? For Burak, it's a gathering of minds. Roman evokes Burak's development in Kaplankaya, and the objective of gathering open-minded people.

[6:33] - What does wellbeing mean for Roman and Burak, and how has it changed since 2017, when they first started talking about Harvest?

[9:48] - What do Burak and Roman represent for Harvest, according to Jamie Wheal, the author of Recapture the Rapture?

[12:33] - Wellbeing includes music and joy, and that's why Harvest is also a happy place.

[14:29] - The origins of Harvest. Inspired by an American concept, but adapted to Turkey, thanks to their friend Nick. It's in the being that the doing happens.

[17:12] - Movie director Lisa Azuelos' comments about Harvest.

[18:10] - How do Burak and roman approach the speakers and the practitioners of Harvest?

[19:38] - Who is Burak for Roman? And who is Roman for Burak?

[23:11] - What led Roman and Burak into the esoteric world, knowing they both come from a rational background?

[27:25] - Harvest of the Day: if something easy could be done and make the world a better place, what would it be for Burak and Roman?

In two weeks, we will release Helen Isibor-Epega's interview made in Kaplankaya. She is a singer and a performer, and she plays the hang drum. This relatively new instrument looks like a saucepan and was built by two inventors who don't make them anymore. Don't miss the episode!

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Technicians in Kaplankaya : Kerem Ozdemir and Burak Gökçe

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Lisa de Narvaez is an NYU certified coach and master breathwork teacher, and spiritual technologist committed to the evolution of human consciousness. She has developed a unique technique of breathing that can lead people to a transcendental experience. Some call it a meditation hack: access to a transcendental state without having to stand on a pillow for years. I could experience a session with her and was amazed. In this episode Lisa, we'll try to share what are Lisa's breathwork sessions, and how she started this journey. Sorry for the sound, Lisa's mic decided to breathe very loudly! https://harvestkaplankaya.com/ (https://harvestkaplankaya.com/) is an event produced by https://www.linkedin.com/company/athenaadvisers/ (Athena Advisers) and https://www.linkedin.com/company/capital-partners/ (Capital Partners) [2:30] - Lisa's relationship with Harvest, and an extract of Lisa's breathwork session in Kaplanlaya. [7:10] - Lisa's technique to allow a presence [11:30] - The reactions to Lisa's sessions. [14:10] - Lisa makes people feel safe when she is doing her sessions. [16:27] - What is Lisa looking for? [18:30] - When was Lisa out of her comfort zone? When her father was broke and she started travelling by herself. [22:00] - How to get rid of the bad energy in the morning? [24:18] - How to feel good when you can't meditate? [27:50] - Harvest of the Day: if something could be done easily and would make the world a better place, what would it be for Lisa? Here is Lisa's website: https://blisspoint.co/ (https://blisspoint.co/) In two weeks, we will release Indra Adnan's interview made in Kaplankaya, who is challenging the way we do politics. Don't miss the episode! Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences Technicians in Kaplankaya : Kerem Ozdemir and Burak Gökçe Artwork by Pedro Vidigal The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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Idriss Aberkane is a neuroscientist known for his work on personal development and the brain, author of Free Up your Mind! In this episode, he is talking about education, and what is missing in the actual way of teaching for Idriss. We’ll also discuss about video games, how good they are for Idriss, yes you read right,  and artificial intelligence: should the next generation grow with a chip in their brain? https://harvestkaplankaya.com/ is an event produced by https://www.linkedin.com/company/athenaadvisers/ (Athena Advisers) and https://www.linkedin.com/company/capital-partners/ (Capital Partners) [1:49] - What is wrong in education today according to Idriss Aberkane? [5:10] - Education in the US system. [6:10] - Why some systems are better than others? [8:47] - What would be an ideal educative system for Idriss? [10:50] - How to stimulate the children's attention? [16:15] - Don't confuse effort and pain, effort and correction. [19:17] - Video games are good for your brain, really? [21:28] - The skills developed by video gamers. [25:46] - Artificial Intelligence: Will the next generation grow up with a chip in the brain? They would be hackable [29:10] - That's why we need neurowisdom. [29:56] - If something could be done easily and would make the world a better place, what would it be for Idriss Aberkane? If you look at Google, there is a controversy about Idriss Aberkane having 3 PhDs. We talked about this, and Idriss says he published them on his website. We didn't evoke it in the episode as it's a short format. https://idrissaberkane.org/pour-mes-amis/ (https://idrissaberkane.org/pour-mes-amis/) In two weeks, we will release Lisa de Narvaez's interview made in Kaplankaya, about how breathing techniques can bring you bliss. She is one of the Harvesters' favourite practitioners. Don't miss the episode! Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences Technicians in Kaplankaya : Kerem Ozdemir and Burak Gökçe Artwork by Pedro Vidigal The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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Camilla Fayed, the daughter of Mohamed Al-Fayed, launched a very successful restaurant in London called Farmacy kitchen (https://farmacylondon.com/ (https://farmacylondon.com/)), with a plant-based menu composed of many vegetables, fruits and herbs that are grown on her own biodynamic plot of land in Kent. This interview with Camilla Fayed really echoes that of Mark Hyman on Harvest Series, who laments the lack of nutrients in today's food. Camilla offers an answer to this, by refusing to put pesticides and chemicals in general in her plot, and we will see together that she also thinks on a bigger scale. Harvest is an event produced by https://www.linkedin.com/company/athenaadvisers/ (Athena Advisers) and https://www.linkedin.com/company/capital-partners/ (Capital Partners) [2:40] - Beginning of the interview. Camilla explains her menu for Harvest special day where she organised breakfast, lunch and dinner. [7:21] - Camilla is talking about her plot in Kent. [10:46] - Perry Khaldenby, Farmacy gardener, soil lab technician, and educator, explains what is microbiology and what's wrong with chemicals. [16:20] - Camilla answers about the scalability of growing food without chemicals. [17:41] - Camilla talks about Vananda Shiva, the author of Soil, not Oil [18:47] - What would she ask the British Prime minister? [19:50] - Can everybody afford organic food? [23:20] - Camilla and her culinary and business heritage, her diet, and why she is not eating meat or fish. [27:10] - Harvest of the Day: if something could be changed easily and would make the world a better place, what would she choose? Camilla and Perry were very proud to tell me some figures about the summer 2022's harvest on their acre plot, from May to August. Camilla says she could "feed a small town" : Cucumbers 168,5kg, kale: 330,4kg, lettuce: 725 heads, strawberries: 58,6kg,  tomatoes: 322,2kg. Camilla's book: Farmacy Kitchen Cookbook: Plant-Based recipes for a conscious way of life. Camilla is referring to Vandana Shiva, the Indian author of Soil, not Oil. Vandana Shiva inspired Camilla by founding the infrastructures for natural farming ways and trying to explain how it is scalable, even if contested by some economists. She is a food sovereignty advocate, ecofeminist, anti-globalisation and anti-GMO author of more than 20 books. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vandana_Shiva (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vandana_Shiva) In two weeks, we will release Idriss Aberkane's interview made in Kaplankaya, about education, and how to stimulate the pupils' brains through games, and even video games! We'll also talk about Artificial Intelligence, one of Idriss' favourite topics. Don't miss the episode! Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences Technicians in Kaplankaya : Kerem Ozdemir and Burak Gökçe Artwork by Pedro Vidigal The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel Follow us on Instagram: Harvestseries

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Doctor Mark Hyman, is a practising physician and internationally recognised leader in the field of Functional Medicine. He is sparking a health revolution emphasising the power of real food. He created the Pegan Diet, a mix of vegan and paleo diets, focusing on eating meat, seafood, fresh fruits and vegetables. In this episode, we’ll discuss about the impact of eating and drinking: wine, meat, supplements, and processed food. We'll also talk about the health retreat he organised with Harvest, his childhood and his view on the food system. Harvest is an event founded by Burak Öymen and Roman Carel. [1:56] - the start of the interview [3:36] - A particular case of a patient healed by Mark Hyman [6:45] - Does he feel early? [7:07] - What are the tools of functional medicine? [8:43] - About Mark Hyman's retreat in Kaplankaya [16:56] - How much meat should we have? [20:56] - What about wine? [22:30] - Coffee and tea? [23:47] - American diet versus European diet [26:09] - Is eating well reserved for privileged people? [27:36] - What led Mark on this mission to feed the world well? [29:55] - Should we have supplements? Which ones? [32:16] - Harvest of the Day: if Mark was asked by the president of the United States to take one step to improve the food system, what would he do? (+ does Mark have a lot of enemies?) In two weeks, we will release Camilla Fayed's interview, made in Kaplankaya, about sustainable food. She is the daughter of Mohamed Al-Fayed and launched a plant-based menu restaurant called Farmacy in London. Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences Technicians in Kaplankaya : Kerem Ozdemir and Burak Gökçe Artwork by Pedro Vidigal The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

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Lily Cole tells us how she became a tirelessly advocate for sociopolitical and environmental issues, the guilt she experienced sometimes when she was not green enough, and how she looks now at the fashion industry. [1:36] - What led Lily on the road of activism? [7:32] - What are Lily's solutions to environmental issues? [9:50] - It is better to have many imperfect environmentalists than one perfect one. Everyone has a different path to take. [12:50] - What are the things Lily changed in her day-to-day life to respect the environment? [15:30] - How is Lily using her voice to raise attention on social /environmental issues? and what's worrying her the most? [18:03] - The reactions to Lily Cole's book and her exposition. [19:33] - Did Lily ever feel disconnected from the fashion industry? Did she cut ties with some brands? [23:31] - Is "sustainable fashion" an oxymoron? [28:10] - Harvest of The Day. To the question: if something easy could be done to make the world a better place, what is Lily's answer? Lily Cole wrote the book Who Cares Wins: Reasons for Optimism in Our Changing World, and runs a podcast called Who Cares Wins. Soon, we will release Mark Hyman's interview made in Kaplankaya, about functional medicine. He will explain the power of food to avoid diseases. Don't miss the episode! Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences Technicians in Kaplankaya : Kerem Ozdemir and Burak Gökçe Artwork by Pedro Vidigal The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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Jamie Wheal tells us why the best organisation for Humankind seems to be healthy tribalism. He also explains how he checks different systems like a test pilot and what he knows about drug micro-dosing. Specialising in the neuroscience and application of Flow states, Jamie has advised everyone from the U.S. Naval War College to the owners of the NBA and Premier League teams, to the executives of Google, Deloitte and Goldman Sachs. He is the founder and Executive Director of the Flow Genome Project and co-author of the global bestseller, Stealing Fire. [00:00]- Introduction. [2:00] - The best system for Jamie Wheal is healthy tribalism versus global consciousness. [8:12] - Should we forget about jet-fueled nomadism? [10:16] - We are ready for a hard landing. [12:00] - We shouldn't back off our technological development according to Simon Smith Kuznets: is it still true? [15:15] - How is Jamie articulating his study of systems and peak performances? [20:27] - Jamie Wheal in Kaplankaya about sex. [22:14] - The importance of psychedelics to improve the flow. [25:20] - How do Silicon Valley executives do micro-dosing? What are the effects? [29:45] - What does Jamie think about Artificial Intelligence? [34:06] - Harvest of The Day: if Jamie Wheal had to choose something easy that could change the world, what would it be? Soon, we will release Lily Cole's interview made in Kaplankaya, about her environmental activism and the consequences on her relationship with the fashion industry. Don't miss the episode! Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences Technicians in Kaplankaya : Kerem Ozdemir and Burak Gökçe Artwork by Pedro Vidigal The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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How healthy is your gut? How to check that? How to take care of your microbiota to live a good life? Anita Frauwallner, a keen and intensive expert in gut health and CEO of Institut AllergoSan, is answering all these questions in this new episode of Harvest Series. [1:37] - What is the job of the gut in the body? [5:10] - How to take care of your gut? [8:58] - Do doctors know enough about macrobiota? [10:34] - The full description of a stool coming from a healthy / not healthy gut? [13:15] - The benefits of taking care of your gut [16:40] - For a healthy gut, is it good to eat meat? [19:00] - How did Anita Frauwallner start to take interest in microbiota? [25:50] - Harvest of the Day: If something could be done easily to make the world a better place, what would it be for Anita Frauwallner? To contact Anita Frauwallner's institute, send an email with your question to: info@allergosan.at Soon, we will release Jamie Wheal's interview, made in Kaplankaya, telling us about the local tribalism. Don't miss the episode! Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences Technicians in Kaplankaya : Kerem Ozdemir and Burak Gökçe Artwork by Pedro Vidigal The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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In this episode, Dr Gabor Mate will tell us what is emotional trauma and which diseases it can cause, how to heal your trauma and how to try not to pass it on to the next generation. Dr Gabor Mate is an internationally renowned speaker, highly sought after for his expertise on addiction, trauma and childhood development. Author of best-selling books, including When The Body Says No: The Cost of Hidden Stress, or Hold on to Your Kids, and he is also giving classes (check his website https://drgabormate.com). [2:13] What is a trauma? [7:14] How to identify your trauma if it's not an obvious one? [9:48] Healing through self-compassion [16:49]How to help someone who's addicted to something [19:41] How not to create trauma in children [24:20] How to treat a sensitive child [25:40] About traumatised populations [27:17] Harvest of the Day: if something easy could be done that would change the world, what would it be for Gabor Mate? Soon you'll be able to listen to Anita Frauwallner's interview, made in Kaplankaya, about how to take care of your guts and all the bacteria around this very important organ. Don't miss the episode! Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences Technicians in Kaplankaya : Kerem Ozdemir and Burak Gökçe Artwork by Pedro Vidigal The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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Welcome to our first episode of Harvest Series. In this episode, Wade Davis, National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence whose work took him from the Amazon, Tibet and Africa to Australia, Polynesia and the Arctic, tells us about what kind of Human Being we are, his adventures in the Andes, how as a young man he became an anthropologist and why coca leaves are so important for Colombia. [1:56] - Wade Davis' favourite ritual, and the consequences of modern societies sweeping away magic, mysticism and metaphors. [11:33] - How to protect our cultural heritage? What was the impact of Wade's Davis voice in the world. [16:31] - The reasons why Wade Davis chose to be an anthropologist and being a Harvard student in the 1970s. [20:45] - The importance of coca leaves for the Colombians and the consequences of cocaine on the country. [28:11] -The Harvest of the Day : if something very simple could be done, that could change the world, what would he choose? Wade is a best-selling author who wrote 22 books and is working on a new one about the coca leaves. You can follow him on Instagram at @wadedavisofficial. In two weeks, on Wednesday, we will release Dr Gabor Maté's interview in Kaplankaya, about healing your emotional wounds and traumas. Don't miss the episode! Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences Technicians in Kaplankaya : Kerem Ozdemir and Burak Gökçe Art work by Pedro Vidigal The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel

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In this podcast, we bring to you unique conversations from Harvest Series, a 4-day event on the south western Aegean coast of Turkey that brings together curious minds, forward-thinking speakers, talented practitioners and sources of wisdom from across our planet. The journalist Rose Claverie interviewed passionate people with a lifetime of experience, like Wade Davis, the famous anthropologist who travelled the world, Dr Gabor Mate, a specialist in emotional traumas, Dr Mark Hyman, who talks about the functional medicine, or Lily Cole, model turned environmental activist. In Harvest Series, they will share stories and practical advice to broaden your horizons. Episodes will be released twice a month on Wednesdays and will last 30-40 minutes. You can find download them for free in any podcast app including Apple podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast or Amazon. Sound editing by Alice Krief @lesbellesfrequences Jingle by Tim Carel Technicians in Kaplankaya : Kerem Ozdemir and Burak Gökçe Art work by Pedro Vidigal The founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel