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Famous for booze-soaked ballads in the 70s and creative musical weirdness ever since, the legend is now sober.Â
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Emelia chronicles her search for a traditional form of female empowerment in the modern world.
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Margaret Atwood explores science fiction, fantasy and mythology in her newest book In Other Worlds. This excerpt contains her look at Batman through a Jungian lens.
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A short piece addressed to men: do you ask women questions? If not, why not? What is there to be gained from doing so?Â
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A recent documentary followed Dr. Gabor Mate's explorations of ayahuasca as a therapeutic tool, and featured research on the neurochemistry involved.
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What exactly is going on in our heads when we give in to a craving?
Three videos, from Q & As after TJ's solo show Medicine.Â
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Which elements of the psychological patterns in gender psychology are evident in an episode of Jem and the Holograms?
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