Hosted by Dr. Cori Wong · EN · 33 episodes
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Want to Know is an experimental space to develop an epistemology of intimacy. It is a process, a way of knowing by becoming more intimate, and a project of meta philosophical performance art. coriwong.substack.com
Dr. Cori Wong hosts Want to Know Podcast, a society show with 33 episodes published.
One day, I’ll officially, formally, figure out how and what I want to write about Chani Nicholas and why I love her astrological readings and think they are a force for good in our current conditions. I’m shameless in sh
This week I’ve become increasingly convinced that I did jump timelines at some point even though I’m not exactly sure what that means (I’m not well-versed in quantum physics beyond Instagram-level discourse). My best gue
The work of becoming more intimate gets clearer to me every day. Always already there, I’m fully in it. After weeks thinking about what it could look like to pursue my philosophical project of developing an epistemology
This update is to share the story of May 8th, 2026, the day printed copies of my pages remarkably - and hopefully - got to Mae. For several weeks leading up to the late show in Denver for The Possum tour, I saturated my
“And then? What happens next?” It’s a funny thing going step by step, week by week, in this process of becoming a meta philosophical performance artist. In some very real ways, it really comes down to a simple matter of
In just a matter of weeks, I’ve been really changing. The main theme continues to be around confronting my vulnerabilities, but I know the most valuable thing about that work is in discovering what happens as a result of
Not everything is a performance. Sometimes, we’re just in it, actually showing up and doing the thing. That, I believe, is how we become who we are. Yes, it’s an open-ended process, but it doesn’t have to take forever. A
For the past several years, I’ve become fixated on the nature of work. More and more, I’m basically consumed with ideas around what I can, want, and will do (though that is something I think about for all of us, really).
* …awkward pause… * I was waiting to publish this live weekly update from April 1st, 2026 because it was all about vulnerability and an entire process I went through around sharing the most vulnerable thing for me, which
This, the shortest weekly update (just 20 minutes?!?!), was also the most unhinged. Plus, it features the first cameo of my beloved cat, Perry (a truly majestic beast). Nevertheless, it was, in a pretty straightforward w
I often think about how so many people report feeling like time shifted in weird ways during 2020 and how, six years later (?!?), we’re all still kind of processing. Did pieces of us get stuck back there? Or, in some str
Since 2020, one of my leading questions has been, “What does learning feel like?” How do you know when you’re learning? When we pursue learning as a project of our own will and intention, I think it actually shares a lot
I’ll start with the briefest note about this week’s live update: It was just me. No one watched as I talked to a camera by myself for an hour. At first, you can tell my energy is low, which may have had something to do w
Everything about this weekly update was unexpected! To be fair, how could one anticipate what one does not remember? After recovering forgotten notebooks and letters, I was genuinely surprised to rediscover familiar part
There are meaningful threads that follow through and wind around again and again and again. You’ll probably recognize some of them here. There are familiar sentiments, repeated names, and call backs to weeks passed. And
This week, I intended to go through my five-page packet, “Reflections for Moving Through: Messages and Reminders for Staying Grounded as the World Changes (and You Do, Too!)” I only managed to get through the first page
Normalize Gathering Community in Radially Strategic, Meaningful, and Fun Ways As an introvert who hates small talk and superficiality, I am very turned off by “typical” ways of socializing. Even a house party among frien
Heated Rivalry is giving a whole new way to think about Romancing the Revolution! My goal here is to take what we can learn from the experience of being part of an inspired fandom and use all that creative power and enth
This week’s live was rife with technical difficulties. As I write this now, I’m realizing that there were even more than I was initially aware of, and then even more on top of that. It just keeps getting more odd. You do
On our 86th Sunday, I decided it is time to take a pause from Liberation is Local. We met every week to learn together, in community, about liberation. It’s what inspired my pages to morph three times over into what I’ve
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