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Rise and Eclipse: Courage in Ancient Rome with Dr. Philip Matyszak (Part 1)
In this episode we go on a journey to ancient Rome with none other than the acclaimed British historian and non-fiction author, Dr Philip Matyszak. We will discuss courage in ancient Rome, its soldiers, its legions, legends, gladiators and
Prometheus’ Fire; Somehow Humanly Divine with Prof. Richard P. Martin (Part 2)
What is a myth? What do we get out of them? Do myths die? Do gods die? In this episode dedicated to Greek mythology, Richard P. Martin, Antony and Isabelle Raubitschek Professor of Classics at Stanford, will guide us through the story of Pr
Prometheus’ Fire; Somehow Humanly Divine with Prof. Richard P. Martin (Part 1)
What is a myth? What do we get out of them? Do myths die? Do gods die? In this episode dedicated to Greek mythology, Richard P. Martin, Antony and Isabelle Raubitschek Professor of Classics at Stanford, will guide us through the story of Pr
Trailer Season 3 (Guts)
We are delighted to announce that See See by Ceci is back with Season 3, "GUTS", a journey not to be missed! This season, we will pay tribute to the legendary Prometheus and celebrate the transformative spirit that has endured from ancient
Social Movements and the History of Thought; an interview with Prof. Richard Bourke.
A superb closing episode for the series Movement that revolves on social movements and its analysis from a social as well as a historic perspective, cohosted by Prof. Swen Hutter, Lichtenberg Professor for Sociology at the Freie Universität
Movement on the Podium: Diversity and Inclusion, an interview with Euan Shields.
If you´ve ever wondered how the silence prior to start the Opening Movement is energized and about the experience of the brief but extreme moving moment between the end of the Final Movement and the first clap of the audience’s applause in
Giants that Move Our Planet, an interview with Himalayan Glaciologist Tenzing Chogyal Sherpa.
Meet Tenzing Chogyal Sherpa, grandson of Kanchha Sherpa’s the last surviving member of Hillary and Tenzing’s 1953 Everest expedition, the first men to stand at the peak of Mount Everest! Listen to Tenzing Chogyal Sherpa as he talks about th
Poetry, Freedom of Speech, and Imagination’s Moving Force, an Interview with Jennifer Clement.
Join the author of “The Promise Party: Kahlo, Basquiat & Me”, the read at the top of the charts in the UK for 2024. Move into the writing world of Clement’s poetic prose and lingering metaphors, a universe of layers and dimensions in pure m
Gardens: All that Movement! an interview with Louis Benech.
Gardens are all about movement, and in this episode, Louis Benech, France’s greatest living landscape designer, tells us why. Known for creating long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing gardens, where contemporary architectural settings, his
Music’s Motion and Emotions, its Narrative and its Interpretation, an interview with Kerem Hasan.
His understanding of Classical music is genuine and vigorously mesmerizing. Immerse yourself in the musical world of the orchestral director of the Tiroler Symphonieorchester Innsbruck, Maestro Kerem Hasan, one of today’s most exciting youn
Moving on Center Stage, an interview with Elisa Carrillo Cabrera.
We imagine the life of a ballerina to be a romantic scene, a swan made human traversed from the backstage lights. In the distance the clapping, followed by an elegant bow and a full smile. Accompany us backstage and meet Prima Ballerina Eli
Cosmic Motion in the Public Square, an interview with Rev. Bárbara Holmes
Whether from a religious, theological, philosophical, cultural, or a scientific perspective, the view of unity based on the commonality of the divine nature within and shared by all human beings is echoing a universal awareness. In this epi
Migration: Facts and Challenges of Human Movement, an interview with Andrew Selee.
Andrew Selee President of the Migration Policy Institute (MPI), gives us great insight understanding the major challenges for Governments on creating adequate migration policies, due to its dynamics, and today’s more than ever changing and
Opera’s Moving Voices, an interview with Mezzosoprano Marina Viotti.
Clear, angelical, and powerful. That is the sound of Marina Viotti’s voice. A woman of remarkable presence in stage, seductive and captivating, owner of an inherent talent which she combines with discipline and excellent technique. Jump wit
Brain Movement, an interview with Prof. Peter Vajkoczy.
World-renowned neurosurgeon, Prof. Vajkoczy performs 800 Brain surgeries per year. Each of these brains a universe of its own that moves along its individual thoughts, dreams, and recollections. Walk inside the operating room by the hand of
Moving in Sync with the Universe, an interview with Rabbi Rami Shapiro.
Rabbi Rami Shapiro received rabbinical ordination from the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. He is author of more than thirty-six books on religion and spirituality and currently co-directs the One River Foundation. He was
Move and Find your Groove! an interview with Dr. Peter Lovatt.
Dancing and finding your groove can become a transformative life experience. And in this episode, cognitive psychologist, and former professional dancer himself Dr. Peter Lovatt tells us why. Widely known as Dr. Dance, Peter Lovatt is also
A Journey to Outer Space, an interview with former NASA Astronaut, José M. Hernández.
The inspiring story of a boy, born into a family of migrant farmworkers who achieved the impossible. Learn how former NASA Astronaut José Hernandez put his dream into motion, how he learned English, graduated from college, became an enginee
Trailer Season 2 (Movement)
We migrate, we sing, we listen to music, we dream, we move, nature moves. Everything moves. Movement is everything and everywhere. Based on their professional and personal experiences each of our fourteen fascinating guests offers you the o
Color is Blind: An interview with Prof Alfonso Caramazza, Harvard´s Daniel and Amy Starch Professor of Psychology
Formed by trillions of photons produced by fractions of seconds by the sun, light travels through the atmosphere destined either for collision or if lucky, an encounter with the retina. There, millions of red, green, and blue sensing -cones
The Healing Power of Color, an interview with Prof. Alawi Lütz
An undergoing revolution is taking place at the CC7 Intensive Care Unit of Charité University Hospital, one of the best ranked hospitals in the world and one of the largest anesthesiologic and intensive care (ICU) centers in Europe with ove
The Sound of Color, an interview with Prof. Karen Schloss
"The violins, the deep tones of the basses, and especially the wind instruments at that time embodied for me all the power of that pre-nocturnal hour. I saw all my colors in my mind; they stood before my eyes. Wild, almost crazy lines were
Science Meets Art: A Colorful Affair, an Interview with Rafael Lozano-Hemmer
A body and environmental detector that translates heat into an explosion of colors, giant stick-figure puppets, a river of fluid letters, voices recorded and translated into beautiful color shades, monumental chandeliers imitating the sun’s
Color from an Autistic Perspective: Getting to know the Spectrum, an interview with Marlene Gómez Aizpuru
With an experience of over 20 years in psychology treating children and young adults in the autistic spectrum, Marlene Gómez Aizpuru, an autistic adult herself, opens a window to the autistic spectrum by sharing her personal and professiona
In the Footsteps of the Rainbow: A Bright Journey on Color, an interview with Dr. Gavin Evans
When looking at the rainbow we might all see the same range of colors, nevertheless based on the culture we are born into or have later access to, the human brain is influenced by a vast range of symbols causing variances in the meaning we
Dressing Life in Colors: An Interview with Jörg Ehrlich on ODEEH's perspective
Catwalks in Europe dance to the sound of ODEEH's exciting and well-adjusted use of color, its bold patterns, and elegant silhouettes, revealing its founder's Otto Drögsler's and Jörg Ehrlich’s genuine admiration and true devotion for the wo
The Beauty of Color: An interview with David Johnstone
Meet one of New York City’s most acclaimed hair colorists, David Johnstone, on his love for nature and dahlias. An alchemist of modern times, David provides us with great insight on the transformative power of color and its influence on att
Mexican Contemporary Art & Design: A Story in Color told by Ana Elena Mallet
An authority on Mexican Contemporary Art & Design, Ana Elena Mallet is one of the most knowledgeable and influential curators in Latin America. A meticulous researcher and culture decoder, Mallet has rightfully earned her title as Mexico’s
Colors seen through Gregory Halpern's various lenses: A deep perspective
Magnum photographer Gregory Halpern provides us with incredible depth while inviting us to submerge in a dual world of brightness and darkness. Captured in an instant that prevails in form of strong yet somehow always beautiful images, Greg
Color in the Abstract: an interview with Cecilia Rivera
Meet Mexican abstract painter Cecilia Rivera and plunge in her childhood stories on growing up in “paradise”. Let her inspiring evolution of expression and color awareness developed through her various stages of life, engage with you in an
