Sarah Pant's guest appearances

Sarah Pant

Dumbo Feather Podcast

The Weekly Service Podcast

Catherine Crock

Claire Dunn

Paul Hawken

Johann Hari

Nigella Lawson

Sarah Wilson

Neil Strauss

Esther Perel

Jamie Wheal

Krista Tippett

Parker Palmer

Stephen Jenkinson

Daniel Schmachtenberger

Ronni Kahn

Pat McCabe

OwlTail

Catherine Ingram

Our first episode for 2020 is about empathy, and it’s a panel discussion recorded live at the M Pavillion in Melbourne late last year. The event was to celebrate A Mile In My Shoes, an interactive art project that invited participants to quite literally put someone else’s shoes on and hear a recording of their story. Dumbo Feather editor Nathan Scolaro was joined by Dharma teacher Catherine Ingram and psychotherapist Sarah Pant to explore their experiences of the project, and also their thoughts on why empathy is fundamental to our survival as humans, and how we can help foster it in one another as we go about our days. Show notes: This podcast was edited by Lizzie Marton – the music is by Dennis Liu.Big thanks to MPavilion, the Arts Centre Melbourne and the Empathy Museum which produced A Mile in My Shoes for making this event happen.Read more of Catherine Ingram's story in issue 61 of Dumbo Feather.

Our first episode for 2020 is about empathy, and it’s a panel discussion recorded live at the M Pavillion in Melbourne late last year. The event was to celebrate A Mile In My Shoes, an interactive art project that invited participants to quite literally put someone else’s shoes on and hear a recording of their story. Dumbo Feather editor Nathan Scolaro was joined by Dharma teacher Catherine Ingram and psychotherapist Sarah Pant to explore their experiences of the project, and also their thoughts on why empathy is fundamental to our survival as humans, and how we can help foster it in one another as we go about our days. Show notes: This podcast was edited by Lizzie Marton – the music is by Dennis Liu. Big thanks to MPavilion, the Arts Centre Melbourne and the Empathy Museum which produced A Mile in My Shoes for making this event happen. Read more of Catherine Ingram's story in issue 61 of Dumbo Feather.

#42 Empathy Hour with Catherine Ingram and Sarah Pant

'How do we walk with each other in these times of struggle?'. That's probably one of the most important questions we can ponder in this moment. Sarah Pant, psychotherapist and wonderful human, talks to us about conflict and how the tensions of diversity may lead to creativity and beauty. Sarah highlights the choices we all have during conflict: keep struggling on, go backwards and close our hearts; or move forward in community and grow. Yes, yes, we all think we do the latter...and when life treats us well, when we're at our best, we are all capable of if. But in my news feed right now, I see a lot of 'othering' of my demographic (extremely privileged, university educated, richest 5% of the planet) vs those who are moving towards 'Brump' (Brexit, Trump, etc.). That doesn't feel like we're walking with anyone except our own kind. This is a lesson I personally need to heed. Check out Sarah's insightful and highly relevant talk on dancing with diversity.

'How do we walk with each other in these times of struggle?'. That's probably one of the most important questions we can ponder in this moment. Sarah Pant, psychotherapist and wonderful human, talks to us about conflict and how the tensions of diversity may lead to creativity and beauty. Sarah highlights the choices we all have during conflict: keep struggling on, go backwards and close our hearts; or move forward in community and grow. Yes, yes, we all think we do the latter...and when life treats us well, when we're at our best, we are all capable of if. But in my news feed right now, I see a lot of 'othering' of my demographic (extremely privileged, university educated, richest 5% of the planet) vs those who are moving towards 'Brump' (Brexit, Trump, etc.). That doesn't feel like we're walking with anyone except our own kind. This is a lesson I personally need to heed. Check out Sarah's insightful and highly relevant talk on dancing with diversity.

Sarah Pant on conflict