108: Adam Williams, on the season wrap-up, Humanitou updates and Lewis Hyde's 'The Gift'

Episode 108 November 22, 2020 00:14:31
108: Adam Williams, on the season wrap-up, Humanitou updates and Lewis Hyde's 'The Gift'
Humanitou: Exploring Humanness + Creativity
108: Adam Williams, on the season wrap-up, Humanitou updates and Lewis Hyde's 'The Gift'

Nov 22 2020 | 00:14:31

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Show Notes

Adam Williams, creator and host of the Humanitou Podcast, wraps up Season One of the podcast, and talks about the newest goings on around Humanitou and his plans for the season break before he jumpstarts Season Two early in 2021. Along the way, he talks about Lewis Hyde's classic book, "The Gift," and how it's influencing his perspective on art creation (and even selling) as a means of gift giving, and how we all can play a role in keeping the energy of generosity flowing in the world. These things and more in this season-ending episode of the Humanitou Podcast. Show notes and transcript at humanitou.com.

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