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Hosted by Tatyana Norman-Webler · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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This is where we press pause on life long enough to hear ourselves think—to reflect on our story, shared humanity, and the ideas and people who shaped us along the way. Lucid Commons builds community by cultivating clarity around what it means to be human, one lucid moment at a time. Reflecting on the science and soul of our shared humanity led me to the big, beautiful question in the Age of AI: What does it mean to be human? A few ideas: storytelling, suffering, empathy, connection, community, altruism, exploration, creation, evolution, autonomy, phronesis. But who really knows? That’s why I’m asking. Here you’ll find honest conversations—both personal stories about moments of clarity throughout our human experience and expert perspectives on what it means to be human today. “It is not the answer that enlightens, but the question.” - Eugène Ionesco Hosted by Tatyana Norman-Webler, a fellow human just trying to f
Tatyana Norman-Webler hosts Lucid Commons™, a society show with 12 episodes published.
Leila Entezam—Neuro-Emotional performance coach to CEOs, professional athletes, and celebrities, author of The Heart of Peak Performance , and self-described nature-loving brain nerd—takes us through her world: the path
Dr. Kim Garchar, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Kent State University and clinical ethicist, is back—and if part I was the practical reality of death and dying in America, part II is the metaphysical milkshake of m
Jenn Johnson, ER nurse, mom of two, entrepreneur, researcher, and author, takes us into her world—18 years of emergency nursing (with a few detours into peds and PACU), and the moment mid-pandemic when the collective tra
Brian Cunningham's career started in a hospital parking lot. From there: patient transporter, then occupational therapist, then CEO of not one but two health systems, then author of three books—one of which literally map
Dr. Kim Garchar, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Kent State University, clinical ethicist, and pet parent (you'll meet Ozzy), takes us through her world—being raised to be comfortable with conversations about death
Evie Wick—mother, former IBMer, priestess in training, and new empty nester and self-described "crone"—joins me for a conversation about her "pause and pivot." We talk identity, authenticity, and the messy work of becomi
Julie Rennecker, nurse turned organizational success consultant and "team whisperer," gets real about agency, boundaries, and the courage it takes to choose yourself and your principles. Julie takes us back to the solo b
Richie Muniak, "indescribable lunatic with an MBA," joined me for a wide-ranging conversation about pursuing his curiosity in his quest to be a "Jack of all trades, master of none." We wander back to 1998 and the "do you
Anthony Degli Obizzi Jr., husband, father, and financial planner, shares the leap that changed everything—walking away from a six-figure salary to build his own business—and why he always knew he was an entrepreneur, not
Xavier Cano, a leadership development consultant to Fortune 500 companies, spent years building a successful career in industrial engineering and project management. He did all the right things. The MBA. Six Sigma Black
Joseph "Trey" Meeks, parent, leader, and occasional consultant, brings the four Stoic virtues (courage, wisdom, temperance, justice) to life through stories of parenting, career setbacks, and working with difficult leade
Daniel S. Elmlinger, servant leader, discusses loss, grief, and forgiveness. We talk about the science and soul of grief, growth after loss, and how to carry the departed forward with us. We took a trip down a winding ro
Ari J. Lester, attorney and founder, talks about the messy middle of her career pivot from the perfect-on-paper job and lake-view office to her journey of self-discovery, values alignment, and social entrepreneurship. We
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Lucid Commons™ is hosted by Tatyana Norman-Webler. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 12 episodes.
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