# Loren Eiseley
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loren eiseley (September 3, 1907 – July 9, 1977) was an American anthropologist, educator, philosopher, and natural science writer, who taught and published books from the 1950s through the 1970s. He received many honorary degrees and was a fellow of multiple professional societies. At his death, he was Benjamin Franklin Professor of Anthropology and History of Science at the University of Pennsylvania.
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How to Cherish Your Human Condition: The Poetic Naturalist Loren Eiseley on the Meaning of Life
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“Making Sense of a Career – In Service and Advocacy”, April 27, 2025
Guest Spearker Guy Milner talks on his experiences advocating for AIDS victims and the gay community.
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Welcome, Announcements and Land Acknowledgement
Prelude
Kindling the Chalice - The Hearth of the Chalice by Bear W. Qolezcua
Hymn 347 - Gather the Spirit
Introduction of Guy…
Ep. 6: Dance of the Frogs by Loren Eiseley
Hop on over and settle in for a night of batrachian terror! It’s anthropologist Loren Eiseley’s masterful foray into fiction, or so we’re inclined to believe. We took a leap with this one, dissecting something toadily new, warts and all.
Also, more impressions! How to pronounce “Schuykill”! And we…
An introduction to Nebraska author, Loren Eiseley
His writing combined keen scientific observation with mystery and wonder. This week on “All About Books” a look at the life and writing of Lincoln native Loren Eiseley. Tom Lynch, Emeritus Professor of English at UNL will introduce readers to this unique and influential writer.
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In 1962, the American public’s faith in science was very high. After all, science was credited with helping us win World War II (Spam rations, nylons, the bomb) and was giving an emerging middle-class ever more conveniences and choices.
It was also a time when the answer to many questions was simp…
Episode 90 – A New Starfish Story
Everyone seems to love the “Starfish Story” by Loren Eiseley. We’ve got a new take on this old classic and promise you’ll never see starfish the same way again. This is an episode you won’t want to miss; it matters to this one!
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Episode 7: Something...is better than nothing
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In today's episode I will encourage you about using what you have to make a small impact on someone else's day. This video contains a story called The Starfish Tale and was and can be located here: https://www.thestarfishchange.org/starfish-taleadapted from "The Star Thrower" by Lo…
Arianna Huffington On Living Well
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Arianna is a writer and businesswoman. She co-founded The Huffington Post in 2005, and after it was acquired by AOL, she became the president and editor-in-chief of The Huffington Post Media Group. She’s curre…
The Road to the Pool
In this episode of Wild & Weird: Animal Facts: Every spring, thousands of amphibians leave their underground homes to find the exact pond where they were born — a migration that Loren Eiseley called a dance.
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