This is an episode of Do Radio Series, Where To Next?, hosted by Dan Kieran.

Dan came to Realisation 2025 and, for this episode, spoke with Charles Foster, one of our speakers.

Dan writes: “I’m thrilled to say that this year I attended again and went to another workshop with Benedict and this time I asked him to wear a microphone so you could listen in. He tells us about his business Mighty Fine Oaks, training to be a Samurai and gives the most astonishing explanation I have ever heard for why you sometimes find two oak trees seemingly growing from the same place. This has haunted me since hearing about it.

I also had the astonishingly good fortune to meet Nikki Trott who I had not come across before the festival. I now feel like I was ‘supposed’ to meet her in the way that will be familiar to regular listeners to the show. Mark Vernon introduced us and we sat down for a conversation that begins with me explaining my journey to make sense of what it means to live before I die. The chemistry that then appears between us as Nikki recounts her own journey was a joy to behold in real time. Nikki had her own introduction into what in the series we have been describing as Carl Jung’s Second Adulthood in her late twenties and has been exploring and luxuriating in it ever since.”

Find Dan's Substack, The Weirdo’s Journey, for more.

This is an episode of Do Radio Series, Where To Next?, hosted by Dan Kieran.

Dan came to Realisation 2025 and, for this episode, spoke with Indra Adnan, festival advisor and speaker.

Dan writes: “My experiences at the Realisation Festival have been life changing and profound. The RF is the real deal and I urge you to look it up if you relate to any of the episodes in the series. But even by the standards of the wonderful conversations I have had so far this one was exceptional. I think it’s because what I intended to be an interview with Indra about her life and work became an exploration of what I’m doing with these episodes and how they fit in with the changes many of us wish to see in the world as a result of the meta-crisis we all face.

Our chat then evolved into a kind of therapy session for me that ended with me having a genuinely life changing realisation about the journey I am on, if you’ll excuse the pun.”

Find Dan's Substack, The Weirdo’s Journey, for more.

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My experiences at the RF have been life changing and profound. The RF is the real deal and I urge you to look it up if you relate to any of the episodes in the series. But even by the standards of the wonderful conversations I have had so far this one was exceptional. I think it’s because what I intended to be an interview with Indra about her life and work became an exploration of what I’m doing with these episodes and how they fit in with the changes many of us wish to see in the world as a result of the meta-crisis we all face.

Our chat then evolved into a kind of therapy session for me that ended with me having a genuinely life changing realisation about the journey I am on, if you’ll excuse the pun.

This is an episode of Do Radio Series, Where To Next?, hosted by Dan Kieran.

Dan came to Realisation 2025 and, for this episode, spoke with Sarah Corbett, one of our speakers.

Dan writes: “This is such a beautiful interview. I’m not sure I’ve ever felt so relaxed speaking to anyone and Sarah said afterwards it was unlike any interview she has ever done before.

Sarah’s work is changing the world. But it doesn’t happen by accident. It happens because people who believe in her support her through her patreon.

Find out more about her work and support Sarah at:

www.craftivist-collective.com

and join me by becoming one of her monthly patrons at

www.gentleprotest.com”.

Find Dan's Substack, The Weirdo’s Journey, for more.