Nei Jing Now!: Recent Episodes
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A Call for a Moratorium on the Sale of Inhalable Products The work of our lungs is absolutely essential for […]
Protect and Serve. Do No Harm. These are covenants our public servants promise to us. Police officers and clinicians are […]
Your lungs matter. Air matters. Exposures matter. Whatever is in the air that makes contact with your lung tissue matters, […]
There are no borders; they are 100% imaginary. Mother nature is not our enemy. Please stop calling it a War. […]
It’s still National Bike Month in the USA for a few more days, while the whole summer stretches before us […]
It’s Teacher Appreciation Week in the USA and I’d like to take the opportunity to honor another extraordinary teacher. I […]
OnenessButoh and Rain Ensemble performed an Ode to Minamata, a poignant prayer for the survivors and victims of the Chisso […]
Since my last post on Nei Jing Now!, I traveled to Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India to participate in the Public Health […]
It’s Groundhog Day and I’ve come out of hibernation from making Nei Jing Now! I’m facing the sun and am back with a fresh perspective after a full year of turning my attention to other things.
Happy Holidays! As we close out 2017, it is worthwhile to explore some tools to support our personal peace of […]
For years I wanted to celebrate Diwali in India. I wanted to see homes lit up with clay oil lamps […]
Life keeps showing up with surprises. Sometimes the surprise is a shock to the system. Often that shock reverberates through […]
Bachelor Girls is a 2016 film by Shikha Makan about the challenge of finding appropriate housing as a single woman […]
In honor of the recent occasion of the full moon in July, the auspicious day of Guru Purnima, India’s ancient […]
Quality of thoughts determine the quality of your work, according to Mr. Somnath Kakade, a renowned tabla maker based in Pune, […]
Has it been a long time since you’ve had your seat in a bicycle saddle? Maybe you don’t even know […]
In this short interview with Mumbai-based filmmaker Anand Gandhi, we discuss his beautiful, thought-provoking, mind-changing, inspirational 2013 film, Ship of […]
It’s graduation time again so we turn our attention to education once more. In this short interview, Ms. Vivian shares her experience as an […]
Chyawanprash is considered the “King Tonic” of youth, vigor, and vitality in Ayurveda. It is considered a Rasayana (rasa-, meaning essence, –ayana […]
Who wants to bicycle around Bandra, Bombay, besides an expat classically trained cellist? In this short podcast, North American born […]
This podcast begins a series covering different herbal tonic formulas that can be used safely by everyone, starting with Triphala. […]
In this episode we learn about the role Eastern healing traditions on oral health, particularly Ayurveda and Acupuncture. We also revel […]
Eight billion shades of human skin color make this planet a colorful place to live, work, and play with each […]
Despite the drought, spring has sprung in San Francisco. The birds outside my bedroom window proposed to each other as […]
For most of us the acronym WTO stands for the World Trade Organization, and for some of us WTO also […]
The controversy surrounding the harm of genetically modified crops comes to a screeching halt when one considers the epidemic of […]
Last week was graduation week for seniors at Kennedy High School in Richmond, California. It’s rated one of the worst […]
This week was National Teacher’s Week in the United States of America. (It was also National Nurse’s Week too.) It’s […]
Siddharth, a 2013 film conceived, written, and directed by Richie Mehta, artfully portrays resilience and the many factors that contribute […]
Fluoride. Some consider it a fantastic friend for preventing dental cavities and as such advocate for the fluoridation of municipal […]
It’s been one year since the death knell of misogyny tolled when six drunk men in New Delhi committed the heinous […]