
Talking Each Other Home
Music and Medicine
Episode 44. Finding your voice, and remembering who you are.
Conversations
Long conversations with Hamid Jabbar, mostly with people who asked good questions. The ones about sound and music are at the top. The rest are about minerals and plant medicine, which is the other half of what he does. After them comes Plant More Worry Less, the show he hosts.
Seven conversations, three shows
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Talking Each Other Home
Episode 44. Finding your voice, and remembering who you are.

The School of [Cu]riosity
With Greyson. Sound as a way of understanding the universe.
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Inner Monologue
2017 to 2021. Going within, awareness, and fear.
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| 2017 | Going Within to Find Peace and Purpose |
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| 2018 | Journey to Discover Who We Are |
| 2019 | Enhancing Your Awareness |
| 2020 | The Many Sides of Fear |
| 2021 | Encounters of the 5th Kind |
Only the last of them is in the show’s current feed, so the other four play at the show’s own archive and nowhere else.
Seven conversations, seven shows
The mineral and plant medicine conversations belong to the other half of Hamid’s work, which has its own home at mineralshaman.com.
To invite Hamid onto a show, write to him.

Natural Health Rising
Episode 22.
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Parris Hodges Podcast
The dynamic that does not get discussed.
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The show he hosts
Plant More Worry Less is a production of the Huachuma Foundation, a 501(c)(3) public charity whose mission is education, preservation and community. The conversations are about huachuma, ceremony, and the work of keeping a plant and its tradition alive in Peru.
Some episodes are with guests. The rest are free flowing conversations between Hamid and his co-host Dani Reardon, which are the ones where the subject wanders and usually gets somewhere.
Every episode is on the foundation’s own page, and the show is also on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
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The recordings are on the music page, and the gatherings are the place to hear a gong in a room, which no recording has ever managed.