Frances Hutchens's guest appearances

Frances Hutchens

The Liminalist: The Podcast Between

Jordan Peterson

John Potash

James Howard Kunstler

John Cussans

Temple Grandin

William Blake

Jan Irvin

Barry Crimmins

John Michael Greer

William Ray

Erik Davis

Peter Watts

Theodore Dalrymple

Jasun Horsley

Paul Levy

OwlTail

Part two of conversation with Frances Hutchens, on public trauma-sharing, being triggered by death, love &amp; violence, trauma-based culture, domestic murder scene, parkour and body work, premeditation, a pawn in the game, inter-generational trauma, the option of consciousness, an abuse spectrum, the unsaid and the unseen, ancestral patterns, a ripening of patterns, MKULTRA school, pressure &amp; process, an ancestral meta-organism, what you hold sacred, nothing is more important than nothing, learning backflips, the reality of the body’s experience. Songs:  “The Kommema and his Religion” &amp; “Of the Lakes,” by SunWalker;  “Morning Birds” by Kristin Hersh; “A Place for Joy” by My Jacket is Yours.

Part two of conversation with Frances Hutchens, on public trauma-sharing, being triggered by death, love &amp; violence, trauma-based culture, domestic murder scene, parkour and body work, premeditation, a pawn in the game, inter-generational trauma, the option of consciousness, an abuse spectrum, the unsaid and the unseen, ancestral patterns, a ripening of patterns, MKULTRA school, pressure &amp; process, an ancestral meta-organism, what you hold sacred, nothing is more important than nothing, learning backflips, the reality of the body’s experience. Songs:  “The Kommema and his Religion” &amp; “Of the Lakes,” by <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/SunWalker/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SunWalker</a>;  “Morning Birds” by <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kristin_Hersh/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kristin Hersh</a>; “A Place for Joy” by <a href="https://myjacketisyours.bandcamp.com/album/it-will-only-take-a-moment-digital-album" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">My Jacket is Yours</a>.

The Liminalist # 106.5: The Unsaid & the Unseen (with Frances Hutchens)

Conversation with Frances Hutchens, on sex contracts, contractual relationships, courtship, changing sexual roles, the looking-for-sex field, how writing de-romanticizes, how culture defines romantic love, contentment unsung, alchemical marriage, why do young people get married, the divorce season, big weddings, the culture of blame, the desire for certainty, freedom of prostitutes, marriage &amp; the eternal, the crucible, signing a sex contract, the mysterious element in relationships, commitment &amp; purpose, folie a deux, disillusionment &amp; disappointment, finding reality, love &amp; language, Venus &amp; Mars, seasonal relating, razing the land, fallow marriage, creation &amp; destruction, cliché and humor, perpetual outrage, the definers of language, the attack of the snowflake people, the social currency of victims, self-harming and reenactment compulsion Frances’ site. “The Kommema and his Religion” by SunWalker;  “Speedbath” by Kristin Hersh;”Quite a Light Show,” by Party People in the Can

Conversation with Frances Hutchens, on sex contracts, contractual relationships, courtship, changing sexual roles, the looking-for-sex field, how writing de-romanticizes, how culture defines romantic love, contentment unsung, alchemical marriage, why do young people get married, the divorce season, big weddings, the culture of blame, the desire for certainty, freedom of prostitutes, marriage &amp; the eternal, the crucible, signing a sex contract, the mysterious element in relationships, commitment &amp; purpose, folie a deux, disillusionment &amp; disappointment, finding reality, love &amp; language, Venus &amp; Mars, seasonal relating, razing the land, fallow marriage, creation &amp; destruction, cliché and humor, perpetual outrage, the definers of language, the attack of the snowflake people, the social currency of victims, self-harming and reenactment compulsion <a href="https://parisautoportrait.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Frances’ site.</a> “The Kommema and his Religion” by <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/SunWalker/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SunWalker</a>;  “Speedbath” by <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kristin_Hersh/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kristin Hersh</a>;”Quite a Light Show,” by <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Party_People_in_a_Can/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Party People in the Can</a>

The Liminalist # 106: Love, Sex, & Contractual Agreements (with Frances Hutchens)