Mind Body Evolution Podcast
Today Dr. Josh Stout discusses the evolutionary reason parenting styles are so different today than they were in the last century. Investing in our children is necessary in the modern cubical meritocracy, and keeping them in school is saving the world.
Mind Body Evolution Podcast
From the modern no-sex revolution to the agricultural revolution of the neolithic, in this episode Dr. Josh Stout looks at how we evolved and are still evolving in coevolution with our culture.
Mind Body Evolution Podcast
Interval training is able to provide the benefits of exercise in a very short time by briefly exceeding the body's maximum output.
Mind Body Evolution Podcast
Today we discuss how the Goddess represents feminine power and spirituality, but how society has repressed Her image and the fundamental aspect of Her femininity in the world. I describe the Heroine's Journey as the stories we tell ourselves about reclaiming the power of the Goddess.
Mind Body Evolution Podcast
Today Dr. Josh Stout discusses intermittent fasting to promote health and reduce metabolic disease including hypoglycemia, type 2 diabetes, high triglycerides and high blood pressure.
Mind Body Evolution Podcast
What is art? Today Dr. Josh Stout discusses cave art, and the development of art as a social and individual practice through the present moment where we see art uncoupled from time and medium.
Mind Body Evolution Podcast
Today Dr. Josh Stout discusses how Serpentinization makes jade - and how it will save the world and may be the origin of life.
Mind Body Evolution Podcast
Today Dr. Josh Stout argues that It's time for compassion for ourselves and others - our evolutionary heritage demands it for our survival.
My Art
Open Studio walk through at Manufacturer's Village Open Studios.
My Art
Dr. Stout's handcrafted art and sculpture in Burmese jadeite and Wyoming nephrite.
Mind Body Evolution Podcast
Dr. Josh Stout discusses what he calls The Farming Trap - how farming led to disease, famine, war and slavery.
Research (Dopamine)
Dr. Josh Stout's thoughts on dopamine and his research into dopamine: the reason we do things.