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Mutations

Jeremy D Johnson

Society & Culture

Frequency: 1 episode/86d. Total Eps: 33

Mutations is a podcast exploring latent futures in the radical present. We inhabit a time between times, between worlds—what are the emergent potentials, articulated visions, or, in a word, ‘mutations’ that can help us to pathfind our way into the future? What forms of integrative thinking and being are required for this leap? Author (Seeing Through the World), show host, and integral philosopher Jeremy D Johnson explores these questions through solo podcasts, readings, and with featured guests.

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🇬🇧 Great Britain - philosophy
14/11/2025
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31. Weird or Eerie? Animist Stories to Tell in the Dark ft. John Anderson

Season 2 · Episode 31

Monday, October 31, 2022 • Duration 01:04:17

In this appropriately seasonal episode, John Anderson joins me for a follow up conversation to explore the differences between the weird and the eerie, drawing from the late Mark Fisher's same-titled book, an animistic take on hauntology, before wrapping up our conversation with a few spooky stories.

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John's Patreon, Instagram

The Weird and the Eerie, Mark Fisher

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30. Animist Storms and the Five Shen ft. John Anderson

Season 2 · Episode 30

Friday, October 7, 2022 • Duration 01:09:17

Following Hurricane Ian, John Anderson joined me in St. Petersburg, Florida for an extended visit. We sat down one evening to (finally) record one the many longform conversations we've had the benefit of enjoying recently. Together, John and I explore the intersection of Chinese Medicine, Daoist philosophy, temporal arts, and animist attitudes towards not only weathering Anthropocene storms, but living and realizing the innate and creative wholeness that is our human spirit.

ABOUT JOHN:

John is a fellow Revelore Press author (see The Way of the Living Ghost, and Opening the Vermillion Spirit).

John Anderson is a practitioner and teacher of several styles of Asian medicine having received his Master’s degree in Oriental Medicine at the Florida College of Integrative Medicine (FCIM) and his Doctorate in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine at the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine (OCOM). Dr. Anderson’s formal training extends to the use of herbal medicine from the perspective of Chinese medicine, both classical (ShangHan method) and contemporary (through the Ding/Shen/Hammer lineage).

In addition to his formal education in Chinese Medicine, he has had training in Lakota practices and in Eastern esoteric herbal medicine and Chinese folk medicines. As part of his broader learning process, he has worked with plants, stones, and other natural ingredients for the better part of twenty years, beginning with many aspects of contemporary European paganism. This interest evolved and grew to encompass Eastern philosophies and practices. His ongoing research interests include: Gu syndromes, virtue medicine in tradition of Wang Fengyi, Daoist and Buddhist exorcistic practices, and Disability Studies at large. His work on Gu has appeared in Verdant Gnosis, volume 4. Opening the Vermillion Spirit is the second of three books, following on his 2019 Way of the Living Ghost.

John's Patreon
Social: Instagram & Facebook

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21. The Acid Left w/ Adam Ray Adkins

Tuesday, January 12, 2021 • Duration 01:17:51

Mutations speaks with Adam Ray Adkins of The Acid Left project on Mark Fisher's Capitalist Realism, the felt sense of time and consciousness in our cultural phenomenology, and the role of creativity, art, and even spirituality on the Left for imagining a better world.

The Acid Left on FB: https://www.facebook.com/theacidleft |
On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbLjoC_tct5byCV6JBoQPtA/featured |
Support The Acid Left on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/acidleft

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20. The Aperspectival Body ft. Barbara Karlsen and Brandt Stickley

Season 1 · Episode 20

Saturday, November 28, 2020 • Duration 01:48:11

November 24, Barbara Karlsen and Brandt Stickley return to Mutations for a community call on embodying integral consciousness and exploring what they mean by the "aperspectival body." |

Barbara Karlsen: http://www.barbarakarlsen.com, |
Brandt Stickley: https://www.brandtstickley.com |

Stay up to date on the next Mutations salon: https://jeremydjohnson.substack.com |
Support Mutations: https://www.patreon.com/jeremyjohnson

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19. Democratization of Time

Thursday, November 19, 2020 • Duration 01:29:29

Solo stream on Wednesday, Nov. 18 with Q&A. Talking about how we can make our way from globalization to planetization, my question for Noam Chomsky on the recent Stoa talk, reflections on P2P Theory, Gebser and decolonization, and generally exploring the "integral futurism" in next year's book (Fragments of an Integral Futurism).

Event: The Aperspectival Body, ft. Barbara Karlsen and Brandt Stickley. November 24 @ 1 pm ET / 10 am PT. Register here (on Zoom).

Mutations Podcast: https://anchor.fm/mutations
Join the Mutations Patreon community: https://www.patreon.com/jeremyjohnson
Newsletter: https://jeremydjohnson.substack.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/jdj_writes
Book: https://revelore.press/product/seeing-through-the-world/

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18. Cultural Evolution and the Commons ft. Michel Bauwens

Season 1 · Episode 18

Tuesday, November 10, 2020 • Duration 01:20:07

In this episode of Mutations, I speak with Michel Bauwens about the role of the commons for cultural evolution, the resurgence of P2P (Peer-to-Peer) networks during the global pandemic, and glimpses of integral, post-capitalist futures.

Michel Bauwens is the founder and Vision Coordinator of the P2P Foundation and works in collaboration with a global group of researchers in the exploration of peer production, governance, and property. Michel is also the director of research of CommonsTransition.org. a platform for policy development aimed toward a society of the Commons and a founding member of the Commons Strategies Group, with Silke Helfrich and David Bollier, who have organised major global conferences on the commons and economics. Three recent books, amongst which (with Vasilis Kostakis), Network Society and Future Scenarios for a Collaborative Economy have been published in English, Dutch and French. Michel currently lives in Chiang Mai, Thailand and is currently finalizing a Commons Transition Plan for the city of Ghent in Belgium.

https://twitter.com/mbauwens

https://p2pfoundation.net

https://commonstransition.org/peer-to...

MUTATIONS:

Join our Patreon community, which offers perks like weekly Zoom calls, Discord channel, and unpublished writing: https://www.patreon.com/jeremyjohnson

Listen to Mutations as a podcast: https://anchor.fm/mutations

Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jdj_writes

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#P2P #IntegralTheory #Commons

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17. Talking with Ben Burgis on Canceling Comedians, the Future of the Left, and Democratizing Work

Thursday, October 22, 2020 • Duration 01:28:20

In this episode (cross-published with Growing Down) I talked with Ben Burgis. Ben is a philosophy instructor at Georgia State University Perimeter College, a Jacobin columnist, and the host of the “Give Them An Argument” podcast and YouTube show. He is also the author of Give Them an Argument: Logic for the Left and the forthcoming Canceling Comedians While the World Burns: A Critique of the Contemporary Left. During the session, we touched on the cosmopolitan socialism of our mutual friend, the great Michael Brooks (Rest in Power), and why his vision of an integral left could be (or maybe ought to be) the future of international socialism. [NOTE: My audio was coming in low towards the beginning - I fixed that as we recorded].
https://benburgis.com // https://www.patreon.com/benburgis // https://twitter.com/GTAA_Show //#LeftisBest #CosmopolitanSocialism #Labor

16. Going Planetary - A Reading

Season 1 · Episode 16

Wednesday, September 30, 2020 • Duration 39:14

A riff on the meaning of "planetary" culture, thinking, and ontology. This week I riffed on the nomenclature starting first with Eugene Thacker's via negativa and cosmological approach in In the Dust of this Planet and Lynn Margulis's biological approach in Symbiotic Planet.

Next week we'll explore the socio-political dimensions of this inquiry by revisiting Against the Web (Michael Brooks), Gaia, a Way of Knowing: Political Implications of the New Biology (William Irwin Thompson), and A Sociable God (Ken Wilber).

Support this podcast on Patreon | Watch Mutations Streams on YouTube | Podcast art by J. Andrew World

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#05 Michael Brooks on Jordan Peterson, James Hillman, Integral Theory and Building Planetary Meshworks

Season 1 · Episode 5

Saturday, September 19, 2020 • Duration 01:18:06

For the fifth episode of MUTATIONS, I am pleased to bring you Michael Brooks. Michael is a political journalist, integral thinker, and host of The Michael Brooks show. Together we explore the Intellectual Dark Web (the subject of his upcoming book from Zero Books) and Jordan Peterson.

We also consider the alternative depth psychologist, James Hillman (who arguably speaks more from the left), the applicability of Ken Wilber’s Integral Theory to politics, a need in the consciousness culture for a historic grounding in economic theory, and building towards authentic, bottom-up planetary meshworks.

SHOW NOTES / FLORILEGIUM

The Michael Brooks Show on Patreon
Michael’s Twitter
The Michael Brooks Show on YouTube
Michael Brooks on Zero Books
James Hillman, We’ve Had a Hundred Years of Psychotherapy—And the World’s Getting Worse
James Hillman, Re-Visioning Psychology (Recommended)
Rebel Wisdom with Doshin Nelson Roshi (apologies for the brain fog during the recording), “A Zen Master Talks About Jordan Peterson and the Shadow”
Notes: This conversation and the heated, bifurcated response to it (200k+ views) is very interesting. So much so that there was a follow-up episode with Rebel Wisdom to reflect on why it hit such a nerve. Ken Wilber, in the late 90s and early 2000s, critiqued much of postmodern academia and the progressive left as “flatland reductionism,” “mean green meme” (via Don Beck’s Spiral Dynamics), and “aperspectival madness” (an unfortunate hijacking of Jean Gebser’s term, ‘aperspectival,’ which means something completely different) many years before the Peterson phenomenon in popular culture. There is some substance in these criticisms, (i.e. “true-but-partial”). As we noted in this episode by way of Mark Fisher’s essay, or Angela Nagel’s , a critique from the left needed, and as Rebel Wisdom says often, “the left needs to get its house in order.” I’m in support of this. However, a knowledge and literacy of leftist“theory” is something I often sense is sorely lacking in the integral movement. This is something that Wilber shares with Peterson: a postmodern “allergy,” a lack of progressive metabolism. Integral oriented thinkers from the progressive left desperately need to step forward and bridge that gap.

15. Transcending Cancel Culture Critique [Stoa Talk]

Season 1 · Episode 15

Friday, August 28, 2020 • Duration 01:04:03

This talk, “Transcending Cancel Culture Critique: An Integral Left with Jeremy Johnson,” was presented at The Stoa on 8.25.20. Watch the video here. Thanks again to Peter Limberg for inviting me to present this talk and for permission to cross-publish on Mutations podcast. Please check out my accompanying article for this talk (read that here) where I break down the “three literacies” I think we need before we can have a substantive conversation about “transcending” cancel culture. Note: We’re about $5 from reaching a Patreon milestone. Please help spread the word and thank you for your support! // Connect with me on Patreon | Twitter | Mutations on Discord | Mutations Facebook Group //

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