Timothy Morton

Environmental philosopher Timothy Morton discusses the need for a new Christian ecology, embracing the sacred, and riotous love for the living world. Topics include postmodern Christianity, ecstatic religious experiences, psychedelics, Kundalini energy, AI dangers, creation through comedy, and collaborative understanding of evil.

British philosopher and environmentalist Timothy Morton, known for their work with artists like Bjork, Jeff Bridges, and Pharrell Williams, discusses various topics in this entertaining podcast. They talk about the concept of hyper objects in relation to the climate crisis, the importance of hope and responsibility in facing the crisis, challenging ideas of control and separation through caring for nuclear waste, navigating emotions and creating something better, balancing work and love, and exploring the interconnectedness of existence.

Timothy Morton, an influential philosopher and ecologist, dives into the concept of hyperobjects, those massive phenomena influencing our lives and environments. He redefines nature and existence, especially in light of the Anthropocene, highlighting the interconnectedness of ecological crises. The conversation explores the role of art and humor in navigating despair and embracing imperfections. Morton also reflects on future projects merging visual art, music, and ecological themes, urging listeners to rethink reality through a creative lens.