Hosted by Sylvia Saether · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 36 episodes
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An unhinged gospel to the unknown—a feral playground for exploring uncertainty, cultivating solidarity, and challenging the status quo. Not self-help and not for everyone, but everyone is welcome. Content Warning: This podcast contains explicit language and is intended for mature audiences.
Sylvia Saether hosts We Don’t Know w/ Sylvia, a society show with 36 episodes published.
This final episode begins in pure grid logic (LAX airport vibes) and lands somewhere closer to ocean logic (mother-nature Norway vibes). I recorded this unhinged gospel to the unknown at the last minute en route to live
I was emotionally hungover when I recorded this yesterday. Today is better. I think. Too early to tell. I find mornings especially tender sometimes. It’s just so paradigm-shattering and grief-inducing to clearly see how
This week’s episode is about discernment and the personal practice of telling subtle things apart in both the mind and body — and what that practice is in service of for me personally is coherence. Not certainty, but coh
In this week’s unhinged gospel to the unknown, we unravel the wild and wonderful paradox of knowing oneself. Identity can be a trap or liberating — or somehow both at once. Depending. As Eckhart Tolle reminds us: “You mu
Episode 6 is an extra deep dive into how our fears can make us try to control people, places, and things — and how the attempt to annihilate ambiguity can erode intimacy, creativity, aliveness, and freedom. Per usual, I
The title of this one is inspired by the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory song from the creepy (and I think hilarious, depending on my mood) river scene. You know the one. But in case you forgot watch here. I often hear
Episode 4 is basically a voice memo journal entry of sorts from Paris, France — which starts on a bridge and then is recorded while walking through the Tuileries toward the metro, emotionally hungover, jet-lagged, and ve
Swimming in the gap between knowing and feeling. I think the logo said Episode 3 last week but it lied. This is definitely Episode 3 and it’s called “Feeling Feelings is Hard + David Richo’s Five A’s.” It’s a horizontal
Last week I came in hot and this week I slow back down and arrive somewhere softer — because that’s where I’m at and that’s how this podcast works. I imagine more activating territory is coming this season so my hope is
A zero bullshit orientation to this feral playground where we learn to embrace uncertainty, cultivate solidarity, all while challenging the status quo. Reminder: this is an adult show (18+) with swearing and taboo adult
Traversing the beauty and horror of this world with eyes and hearts wide open feels hard but also holy to me. I’m grateful for friends like you who are in it with me. This between-seasons episode is a reading of the essa
A return to presence, paradox, and the only thing that matters: now. I believe that our presence is the most precious present we can give to ourselves, those we love, and the world. After a season of critique, alchemy, e
In this episode (which doesn't have a single edit), I finally sit down with my dearest friend, and a huge inspiration to me—Professor Dr. David Tripp. Together we rest in his nest in East LA and think out loud together,
Krishnamurti said it and I f*cking agree: "It is no measure of health to be well-adjusted to a profoundly sick society." In episode 10 we get into Charli xcx, Jack Halberstam’s The Queer Art of Failure, and the false bin
Believing in magic is not naïve but a refusal to bow to the machine. In episode 9, I share some Santa stories and make the case that enchantment is both a survival strategy and a spiritual inheritance. Magic is what happ
An icon, example, and exploration of art as resistance. From burnout to the nourishment of Jean-Michel Basquiat, episode 8 is a dip into art as resistance. GOD HOW I’M GRATEFUL FOR ART AND ARTISTS. I’m back in Los Angele
The power (and magic) of letting difficulty work on us instead of sprinting to fix, numb, name, or outrun it. In this episode, I read from Rilke’s Letters to a Young Poet and let his words drag us straight into the deep
A quick dip into corruption, karma, consciousness, and sharing power. In this episode, I speak from inside some burnout and outrage about political rot, spiritual amnesia, astrology, past lives, and the predator class th
Challenging the stories we tell ourselves and holding it all gently. In this episode, I unravel some of the stories I’ve told myself to feel safe—the myths of being “the good one,” “the honest one.” I talk about being pr
See what I did there :) Day of the Dead inspired (obviously.) Also, this one has video if you fancy that kind-of-thing. Episode 4 is an underworld field trip with rattlesnakes, childhood nightmares, climate dread, and em
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We Don’t Know w/ Sylvia is hosted by Sylvia Saether. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 36 episodes.
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