The Possibility Project

Has the Climate Crisis got you feeling overwhelmed, devastated, despairing, angry, or even apathetic?In this show Sarah Knight, Scientist and Energy Healer, talks to other healers and scientists, artists, philosophers, activists, and others, as she seeks out the highest possibilities for the healing of this planet and its inhabitants in these changing times.

The Possibility Project is a science podcast hosted by Sarah Knight, with 36 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Sarah Knight hosts The Possibility Project, a science show with 36 episodes published.

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  Episode #36

  Escaping the Visuality Trap: Seeing Beyond What We've Been Taught to See. Episode 36 (Possibility Studies Network Series)

  Feb 18, 202547 minS0

  <p>"We have the need to be a part of a group. This is human. But it is different - belonging vs fitting it. We can belong, but if we fit in we cut off parts of ourselves. And this is all about the need to see what we do unconsciously to ourselves. That is the point of visuality exploration - to really see."</p><p>Do we see "reality", or do we see only what we are exposed to, layered with our expectations of what we are going to see based on the conditioning of our past? Visual anticipation...

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  Episode #35

  Affective Encounters of the Other-Than-Human Kind. Episode 35 (Possibility Studies Network Series)

  Jan 26, 202548 minS0

  <p>Yes, the Other-Than-Humans that we share the world with are always acting on us! In fact, it seems that our connection to our own lives arises out of how we are affected by our environment. "Affective participation is what connects us to the world...without affect there is no connection" says researcher Dr. Lena Gan, who shares her insights on how entangled we are with all of the elements in our environment, and how affected we are (or could be!) by the plants, animals, and things that we share our lives with. In this conversation with Dr. Gan and...

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  Episode #34

  Thing Power! Co-Creating With Your Environment. Episode 34 (Possibility Studies Network Series)

  Dec 30, 202455 minS0

  <p>Creativity is generally seen as something that humans do to the things in their environment. But what if creativity is really a process where every thing in the environment is an acting agent equal to, and entangled with, the human agent? In this episode Possibility Studies Network member, Professor Pamela Burnard of the University of Cambridge in the UK, shares her insights on how the environment and every thing in it is always acting on us to inform our every creative act. She begins with her own beginnings, and the gift of landing into a family that couldn't place...

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  Episode #33

  Cultivating Serendipity in the Space Between You and the World. Episode 33 (Possibility Studies Network Series)

  Dec 3, 202448 minS0

  <p>Who doesn't love a happy accident!? Serendipity is the unexpected thing that happens in the space between you and the world, that you have the ability to notice and take action on. In a time of many great global challenges when collectively we need all the help we can get, is there a way for each of us to intentionally create more serendipitous opportunity from seeming mishaps?  In this conversation, serendipity researcher Dr. Wendy Ross shares her thoughts on the roles of wisdom & skill, cultivated mess, attunement to the environment, time & perspective, risking failure AND having the practical and e...

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  Episode #32

  Wonder for Shaking Things Up and Waking Us Up! Episode 32 (Possibility Studies Network Series)

  Nov 13, 202448 minS0

  <p>"An encounter with wonder leaves us with something to wrestle with" In this conversation with David Mattson of Drexel University, he shares his insights on the phenomenon of wonder for shattering perceptions, opening doors to new possibilities, and helping us find our way to what really matters (turns out...it's each other). </p><p>Check out David's wonderful wonder blog https://typeshare.co/wonderblog<br>More on the Possibility Studies Network https://www.possibilitystudies.net/<br>More on Sarah https://www.humhealing.com/</p>

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