Wanderful - Inspiration On The Go

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Wanderful: Inspiration On The Go... Season 5 Omnibus

May 2, 2023

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Hello wanderers… welcome to the finale of our fifth season of ‘Wanderful’".

If you’ve listened to any of the previous episodes, you will know this is a podcast which has been designed to be walked to, providing you with some ‘inspiration on the go’

Every week we invite an inspiring guest to join us… somebody with a refreshing take on life and its various twists and turns.

What you don’t know is that lots of the wonderful conversations get left on the cutting room floor.

However… David and our producer, Andrew, have scooped up some of that interview gold so you can take a wander through the magic we missed out on.

As ever… you can listen to this podcast in your home, but we think you will get the most inspiration if you boot up and join David @davidpearl_here @streetwisdom_ out on the streets or https://wanderfulpodcast.com

Season 5 finale features conversations with pianist, singer, choir leader, environmental campaigner and curator, Holly Cullen-Davies: Bestselling author, broadcaster and two-time TED speaker and voice of the Slow Movement, Carl Honoré: Peace-pilgrim, life-long activist, and former monk, Satish Kumar: Senior Partner McKinsey & Co, Arne Gast: Historian and author of several novels, journalism, politics, and philosophy; radio presenter, documentary film maker and public lecturer, Philipp Blom: The ‘Stand Up Drummer’, musician, key note speaker and team builder, Tom Morley and executive creative director, founder of ‘This Morning Walk’, co-host of the podcast This Morning Walk and author of ‘Do Walk’, Libby De Lana

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Time Line

00.00 - 00.44: Theme

00.45 - 02.50: Introducing Season 5 Omnibus

02.51 - 03.55: Introducing Libby De Lana

03.57 - 08.09: Libby DeLana: The Hell Yes Chapter!

08.10 - 10.00: Introducing Tom Morley

10.02 - 15.53: Tom Morley: A Brush With The Law

15.55 - 18.40: Introducing Philipp Blom

18.42 - 21.29: Philipp Blom: Grouse & Imagine: The Culture Of The Cafe

21.30 - 23.52: Introducing Arne Gast

23.55 - 29.40: Arne Gast: Riding the S-Curves

29.45 - 31.08: Introducing Satish Kumar

31.10 - 33.13: Satish Kumar: A Maternal Wisdom

33.20 - 35.07: Introducing Carl Honoré

35.10 - 37.34: Carl Honoré: The Genesis of (B)older

37.40 - 39.00: Introducing Holly Cullen-Davies

39.04 - 41.54: Holly Cullen-Davies: Thula Mama

41.57 - 44.00: Epilogue: Gratitude

44.00 - 44.26: Closing credits

Quotes

Libby DeLana

“I’m a big believer in the beginner’s mind. Starting things is terrifying and wonderful and interesting, so am I a beginner? I’m a 60 year old beginner of everything.”

Tom Morley

“The Clash sung ‘I fought the law and the law won.” I would love to re-mix that and call it ‘I fought the law and the people won.’ We have to stand up for our eroding rights.”

Philipp Blom

“The coffee you buy (in the cafe) is in fact not a cup of coffee: it’s an entrance ticket. It entitles you to sit there as long as you want… that means of course, that things can develop and you can sit there and watch people, and sit there and read your novel or sit there and write your novel. It’s such a luxury in today’s world.”

Arne Gast

“ I see that my (S) curve is flattening when i become at ease; when I feel like I got this, I like this, that’s the moment the inner voice starts saying… hmm.. let’s do another near-death experience, start anew somewhere.”

Satish Kumar

“Whatever you see… is divine, is sacred. There is no separation between humans and nature and no separation between God and nature. This is the beauty of Indian culture: everything is God, everything is divine, everything is nature. This is what I learned from my Mother.”

Carl Honoré

“In the blink of an eye, I went from goal-scorer to Grandad… age took on this terrible power… defining and limiting me. I just thought this can’t be right. Why was I feeling a door was being slammed in my face just because of the numbers on my birth certificate?”

Holly Cullen-Davies

“Singing is proven to release endorphins in the same way as exercise is and it’s proven to release more endorphins when you do it with other people and I just see these people light up.”

Links

Libby DeLana

Web: https://libbydelana.com/

Twitter: @parkhere

Instagram: @parkhere

This Morning Walk: https://www.thismorningwalk.com/

Tom Morley

Website: https://tommorley.com/

Twitter: @TomMorley

Instagram: _tommorley_

Philipp Blom

Blomcast: https://blomcast.buzzsprout.com/