Are We Living in the Age of the Heart? A Dialogue with Mark Larson

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This episode unfurls a captivating tapestry where our friend, Dr. Mark Larson shares a theory of the emergence of the 'age of the heart,' a transformative shift in societal values where empathy and emotional intelligence reign supreme. Listen as we sketch the lineage of societal evolutions, from the bygone days of small family farms, the industrial clatter to our present digital world, setting the stage for a future where our hearts must lead the change.
As we meander through this novel era, we dissect the worrying trend of social segregation, pondering how the walls we've built within our communities have fractured our political landscape and dulled our collective empathy. Hear how stories of the past, like Emerson's poetic wisdom, inspire us to cherish the now, undeterred by yesterday's shadows. With a fusion of hope and pragmatism, we discuss the transformative potential of education systems that prioritize compassion and connectivity from the earliest years.
Closing with a heartfelt narrative, the episode surfaces the raw emotions encircling love and rejection, echoing the poignant stance of "I wouldn't have it any other way." Whether it's about expressing the hard truths or the strength found in bonds of crisis, our dialogue is a homage to the courage it takes to connect genuinely. By tapping into our innermost feelings, we pave the way for a society rich with understanding, where success is defined not just by personal milestones, but by the hearts we touch and the hands that reach out to us in their darkest hours.

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1. Are We Living in the Age of the Heart? A Dialogue with Mark Larson (00:00:00)

2. Exploring the Ages (00:01:53)

3. Mark Larson and a Theory About the Age of Heart (00:07:41)

4. AI Cannot Do This (00:13:21)

5. Art From the Heart (00:24:14)

6. It Takes Courage To Step Out (00:27:39)

7. Closing and Credits (00:46:14)