095 The Blindness of Experts • Kevin Ergil
Acupuncture We rely on the skills of experts. The car mechanic, plumber, web designer, business coach. We want to trust the people that are in the position where our lack of knowledge leaves us vulnerable. We’d like for them to have our best interests in mind, and we also know...
089 Cultivating Confidence • Dennis von Elgg
Acupuncture Fake it till you make it is not a helpful strategy for acquiring confidence. Any halfway competent human being can sniff out inauthenticity. We can only work at, and improve from, our genuine growing edge of ability and skill. Cultivating confidence requires time and...
082 Fire and Smoke: Using Moxa to Treat Antibiotic Resistant Tuberculosis • Merlin Young
Acupuncture We often think of moxibustion as a potent way to add heat and yang into the body. But if you only think of moxa as heat, then you’re missing the power of the perspective that moxa is about creating a specific kind of stimulation in the body. Listen in to today’s...
075 Shen Nong Society Conference
Herbal Medicine Welcome to this short series of conversations from the Shen Nong Society’s conference. You’ll find here some conversations with participants of this day long gathering, and more in-depth conversations with some of the presenters. We will start with Kevin...