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It wasn’t Bourgogne

2026-07-21 18:01:00

Drawing of a man walking across a small bridge near village houses and a church tower with a bare tree on the right.

A filmmaker turns an exchange with his grandfather about his memories of the Second World War into an affecting animation

- Directed by Mathias de Panafieu

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What ancient art tells us about modern psychedelic medicine

2026-07-21 18:00:00

Ancient rock painting showing humanoid figures with arms outstretched on a weathered stone surface.

Millennia-old rock paintings reflect a wisdom about healing that should inform today’s evolving psychedelic treatments

- by William McCarthy

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When the world stopped moving

2026-07-20 18:00:00

A dimly lit prison corridor with closed cell doors on both sides viewed through metal bars.

I wanted to outrun my thoughts. But in the stillness of prison, I had no choice but to face myself

- by Devin A Giordano

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Jung’s archetypes are a mirror that shows who and what we are

2026-07-17 18:00:00

Painting of a dancer in blue with a large winged head in the background, set against a vibrant green-yellow backdrop.

Psychedelics and neuroscience seem to support his ideas about ancestral dreams and fears – but with an evolutionary twist

- by Hugh McGovern

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Portraits of another life: Lloyd Khan

2026-07-16 18:01:00

Photo of an elderly man in a hat and scarf standing in a grassy yard with a rustic wooden building in the background.

No rent, no mortgage: rejecting easy comfort, a revolutionary homebuilder has found his own version of a successful life

- 11 minutes

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What draws well-meaning parents to authoritarian parenting?

2026-07-15 18:00:00

Silhouette photo of a child in roller skates holding a toy bunny, standing by a sofa near a bright window.

In my therapy room, I’ve seen the costs of the controlling impulse. Winnicott and Rogers show us healthier alternatives

- by Hope Bastine

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