#4986

Mentioned in 6 episodes

From Nowhere

Artists, Writers, and the Precognitive Imagination

Book • 2024

Mentioned by

Amber Massie-Blomfield

Michael Garfield

Graham Culbertson

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by

Michael Garfield

as his most recent third book.

⏳🎨🔮 231 - Eric Wargo & J.F. Martel on Art as Precognition, Biblically-Accurate A.I., and How to Navigate Ruptures in Space-Time

Mentioned by

Michael Garfield

in the context of connecting psychoanalytical writing to the emergence of symbolic thought.

Jim O'Shaughnessy on Creativity, Crisis, and Trust as The Fabric of Society

Mentioned by

Nancy Fraser

when discussing the concept of free access to the means of production.

Nancy Fraser on Alternatives to Capitalism

Mentioned by

Amber Massie-Blomfield

as William Morris' attempt to convey his vision of a utopia.

Acts of Resistance: Amber Massie-Blomfield on the Power of Art to Shape a Better World

Erwähnt von

Nancy Fraser

im Kontext der Diskussion über Arbeit, Ruhe und die Gestaltung einer wünschenswerten sozialistischen Gesellschaft.

S03E29 - Nancy Fraser on Alternatives to Capitalism

Mentioned by

Eric Wargo

as his forthcoming book, exploring the connection between artists, writers, and precognitive imagination.

181. Dr. Eric Wargo - Science Writer / Author, Precognitive Dreamwork & The Long Self - Being Broken Open

Mentioned by

Simon James

in contrast to Edward Bellamy's "Looking Backward", highlighting Morris's different vision of a utopian future.

The Time Machine

Authored by

Eric Wargo

, exploring artists, writers, and the precognitive imagination.

Time Travel with Eric Wargo

Mentioned by

Graham Culbertson

when describing Morris solves this problem by not having big things.

158. Tolkien's Romantic Anarchy -- Meredith Veldman

Mentioned by

Jesse Michels

as incredible books exploring AI and the human mind.

UFOs, Synchronicities & Prophetic Dreams (Ft. Eric Wargo)

Mentioned by

Shaun Newman

in relation to his book on suburban development.

#747 - Tom Luongo & Jim Kunstler

Mentioned by Peter Seifert as an inspiring literary utopia that was widely read by workers.

Inside Europe 19 June 2025

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