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Episode Three of Grey Philosopher. Mark C Johnson is a writer and recent retiree of Pilgrim Place, a retirement community of humanitarians, peacemakers, and leaders of social change, nestled in Claremont, CA. In this episode, Mark C Johnson talks about his experience in Lebanon during the early years of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and shares his wisdom on the human experience.Becoming is what makes us human.
Episode Two of Grey Philosopher. Karen Tei Yamashita, critically acclaimed author and professor of literature at University of California Santa Cruz, tells of her life story and shares her thoughts on the Asian American Experience. In this episode, Karen discusses her experiences as a Nisei Japanese-American and recounts her experiences and influences that have shaped her outlook on "what it means to be human."
Episode One of "Momento Mori." Abigail Adam, apprentice embalmer and funeral director of Thomas Miller Mortuary, shares her experience working in the death industry and her thoughts on the inevitable end. In this episode, Abigail redefines death as a celebration of life and explores death-phobia in American culture.
Join us as we explore "what it means to be human"Music Credit: "Watching The Clouds" by LAKELY INSPIREDSupport Anthologies by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/grey-philosopher