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Hosted by Taty Santiago · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 28 episodes
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This is the Food for No Thought podcast, where we’ll explore concepts from all sectors of life. I, Taty Santiago, am your host — here to provide some insight on life and its experience. If you’re into contemplation, human design, and theoretical/phenomenal ideas, this is the space for you. Feel comfortable and safe to be as you already are. I’ll be bringing on folx with all perspectives to break down the core of all existence, curiosity! Join me, it’ll be worth it.
Taty Santiago hosts Food for No Thought, a society show with 28 episodes published.
“If it makes you feel good and it works for you, you can’t care about what others think,” says our guest, Kaitlin Murphy, in our sequal episode on human intoxication. As humans, we find ourselves at bars, social gatherin
As humans, we find ourselves at bars, social gatherings, and spaces reaching for a glass of “social lubrication” as our guest, Kaitlin Murphy, puts it. We enjoy drinking, smoking, and seek intoxaction as a means of conne
Imagine this: You are in a field, there is a sweet, floral smell in the air; in this field, butterflies fly freely, trailing from flower to flower; the air is warm. Now, reflect on how that just felt for you. If it felt
For ages, living creatures have thrived on discipline. While we may express ourselves fully in artistic and abstract endeavors, to have discipline means to have results and stability. Have you ever explored your curiosit
Ever wonder what philosophers said? In this episode, we'll explore famous quotes said by OG philosophers. It's fun and fresh, so join me! https://www.brainyquote.com/profession/quotes-by-philosophers
In many cultures, multigenerational family households are common. They make sense, they benefit the family unit, so why don't we participate in this more? How can the modern day "nuclear" family move toward communal livi
Do you ever procrastinate? Me too, it's totally normal! In this episode we'll be talking about the presence of intentionality. We don't want to overload ourselves with tasks and ideas. So, how can we be more intentional
As we continue our journey into Spring, much of our social lives will start to amplify their activity. It is so important in this time to maintain awareness of our batteries (social, physical, mental, emotional, etc.). W
Welcome to Season 2! Thank you for joining me again for a new season, and if you are new, welcome to the Food for No Thought podcast. Today we will reflect on last season, discuss the tight boundaries we sometimes set fo
Welcome to this week’s episode. Today’s topic is based on a quote delivered to my ol’ brain: “If you just want bodies, I’ll take you to the morgue.” This exploration is based on how society, in general, maximizes product
We have all been gifted strengths. Most of us meet them in daily scenarios and environments, they help give to the collective. Our question of curiosity this week is: just how do we alchemize our strengths? How can we re
We wake up every day that we’re alive, pretty obvious right? In today’s episode, we will talk about the power of an intentional morning. We bring together mental, physical and self health factors into each morning so we
What story do we tell ourselves about our self everyday? Most of us have a pretty solid picture of how we'd like our lives to turn out. It seems quite relaxing to have a plan. Until, of course, life unfolds naturally and
How much time do we really have on this earth? As far as we know, the next minute is not even guaranteed. This makes us wonder, ponder on the idea of our presentness: our ability to be present in the moment. What does it
The luxury of having friends has made its appearance in my space of consciousness. How lucky are we to experience close connection with those around us? In this episode, we intake gratitude for our friends and expel it a
Welcome into this week's episode. We will begin our curiosities in the age of indulgence, the present space we are in as a general society. What does indulgence mean for us? How is it relevant to our daily lives? All the
This week, we’ll be taking a short rest from curiosity and sitting in groundedness. We will engage in deep breathing, affirmations, and gratefulness. May you all find this episode assuring, relaxing, and fruitful. It is
Ahhh romance... *sigh*. We all know what it's like to feel romance, romantic feelings, or even sense romance in the air. It's embedded in us, some may say it's evolutionary. It's that spark we feel. So, why do we experie
All of us know what chaos is, what it can look like, and especially what it feels like. It’s a natural part of life, chaos, but that doesn’t mean it has to be a space of suffering. Instead, we’ll be focusing on what it m
While the celebration of death and grief is ongoing between the space of late October and early November, reflection of life takes place, often in communion. With my friend, J. Angel, we explore the not so spooky side of
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Food for No Thought is hosted by Taty Santiago. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 28 episodes.
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