Unseen Being

In this special series, recorded live at Soho House 180 The Strand, we feature some of the leading women at the intersection of neuroscience and the arts. In this episode we explore the role of transformative travel, with guests Sara Doyle, Vice President, Global Brand Leader at Design Hotels, and Dr. Lauren Macdonald, Psychedelic Trial Doctor at Imperial College London, and Co-founder and Facilitator at Essence Medicine.

In this special series, recorded at Soho House 180 The Strand, we're bringing listeners inside our 6-part series on connection and immersion. Featuring some of the leading women at the intersection of neuroscience and the arts, we explore the role of connection and immersion in our daily worlds. This episode features May Abdalla, Founder and Director of Anagram, an award-winning studio creating interactive and immersive experiences.

In this special series, recorded at Soho House 180 The Strand, we're bringing listeners inside our 6-part series on connection and immersion. Featuring some of the leading women at the intersection of neuroscience and the arts, we explore the role of connection and immersion in our daily worlds. This episode features Dame Judy Ling Wong and Dr Rosalind Watts, leaders at the intersection of science, ecology and planetary connection

In this special series, recorded at Soho House 180 The Strand, we're bringing listeners inside our 6-part series on connection and immersion. Featuring some of the leading women at the intersection of neuroscience and the arts, we explore the role of connection and immersion in our daily worlds. This episode kicks explores the power of joining in groups and as community in rituals and live experiences and the powerful way this bonds and unites us as one.

In this special series, recorded at Soho House 180 The Strand, we're bringing listeners inside our 6-part series on connection and immersion. Featuring some of the leading women at the intersection of neuroscience and the arts, we explore the role of connection and immersion in our daily worlds. This episode kicks off the series in conversation about Connection to Self with Dr. Jenny Murphy, a leading scientist at Royal Holloway, University of London on Interoception.

This episode dives deep into the growing research and world of psychedelics as a healing source, an alternative practise and way to expand our consciousness. As more compelling research emerges about the powerful role psychedelics have on creating huge shifts about the way we see ourselves, our beliefs and our connections, we break down how this works in the brain, the power of altered states of consciousness and how it fundamentally shifts our experience of the world around us. As this field surges, we help you understand why this research is so crucial at this time, and how to think about and take psychedelics safely. We're joined by Psychedelic Researcher, Chris Timmerman, Phd and Creative Director, Psychedelic Artist and founder of Tayos, Eileen Hall.http://eileen-hall.com/https://www.imperial.ac.uk/psychedelic-research-centre/

This month, we dive into one of our favourite topics - Interoception, the hidden sense that lives inside our body that shapes our wellbeing, emotions, cognition and more. As one of the largest rising neuroscience research fields of the past decade, Interoception is incredibly fundamental to our sense of self and everyday experience. The feeling of the rumbling of your stomach! The sensation of your heartbeat! The need to wee! Your sexual arousal! This is your Interoception at work, We speak with leading researcher, Dr. Jenny Murphy from Royal Holloway, University of London, and Salome Bazin, and artist, designer and founder of Cellule Studio creating experiential art envisioning the future of healthcare and bodies.

Episode 7 finds us exploring another intangible but powerful part of human experience, Synchrony. We speak about the mind and body interface, interpersonal connection, and what actually happens when our movements, heartbeats, brainwaves and even our speech starts to synch. As well as a discussion of the need to study such aspects of the human condition from both a scientific and artistic lens. All with two incredible cross-discipline collaborators from NeuroLive. The contemporary dance choreographer Matthias Sperling and Professor of experimental psychology Daniel Richardson.