# Edward Clark

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ep42: Edward Clark & Laurie Greene on Somatic Intelligence

In this episode, Edward Clark and Laurie Greene go deep on somatic intelligence and why your body makes your mind. We explore how sensation becomes meaning, why intuition is powerful but not perfect, and how fear and intensity can sharpen awareness rather than shut it down. They challenge the trend…

EP 192 The Holy St John Matter in Freemasonry? Winter Solstice, Masonic Festivals, and Sacred Time

Why do the Holy Saints John matter in Freemasonry? In this episode of Masonic Muscle, we continue Day 2 of the Winter Solstice observation and read from Brother I. Edward Clark, who became a Mason in 1887 at Hopper Lodge No. 386 in Alpena, Michigan. Clark’s book is over 150 pages long and includes …

Edward Clark: On Tripsichore, Physical Theater and the Emergence of Critical Practice

In this episode of the Baseworks Transmission Podcast, Patrick Oancia sits down with Edward Clark, writer, theater artist, and director of Tripsichore Yoga Theater. Their connection goes back to 2007 in Bali, where Edward's uncompromising teaching style and critical approach to yoga immediately sto…

Off the Mat with Richard Knight: Exploring Yoga, Philosophy, Life and Transformation

🎙️ Episode Description In the first episode of 'Off the Mat,' I interview Richard Knight, a yoga teacher and humanist celebrant based in Southeast London. We talked about the expansive nature of yoga beyond physical and into the emotional, mental and philosophical realms. Richard shares his journey…

Nauru: The $90k Passport

Your next passport could cost less than a luxury car and take you farther!  Until now, you may have never heard of Nauru, a small island nation in the Pacific, with a population of just 12,000 and a landmass you could cross in half an hour. Nauru has launched one of the most disruptive citizenship-…

How to Get Hired in Hotel Tech with Edouard Clark #34

Mastering the Art of Talent in Hospitality Tech: Insights with Edouard Clark Understanding people, hiring smartly under pressure, and leveraging technology are key to thriving in the hospitality industry. In this episode, Edouard Clark shares his journey across continents and industries, revealing …

August 12, 2026: Two Different Kinds of Genius

A broke mechanic built a better machine in eleven days. It took his lawyer five more years to figure out how anyone could actually buy one. On August 12, 1851, Isaac Singer was granted U.S. Patent No. 8,294 for an improved sewing machine, a design reliable enough to win the patent war that followed…