# Mark Vernon
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mark vernon is a writer, broadcaster and journalist. He writes for The Guardian, The Philosophers' Magazine, Financial Times and New Statesman. He has appeared on BBC Radio 4's In Our Time.
The Souls of Plants. A conversation with Rupert Sheldrake
An ancient intuition is that plants have souls and even participate in the life of God by virtue of being alive. But what sense can be made of that today?
In this episode of the Sheldrake-Vernon Dialogues, Rupert Sheldrake and Mark Vernon consider the Neoplatonic understanding that all living crea…
Free Floating Through Concrete from Aug 27, 2026
Petticoats - "Dreams" - Scaling Triangles 12" EP (V/A)
Imaginary Softwoods - "Remember Seeing It" - So Extra Bronze Lamp
Terminal Cheesecake - "Oily Bud (excerpt)" - Gateau D'Espace
Hans-Hendrik Wehding - "50 ' '" - Was?? / Proteinimperialism
Wilburn Burchette - "Regeneration" - Opens The Seven Gat…
William Blake and the Burden of Vision: Prophecy, and The Marriage of Heaven and Hell | Jodie Marley
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In this second part of our deep dive into William Blake, we’re joine…
Was William Blake an Orthodox Christian? | Mark Vernon
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William Blake still awes and unsettles us. In this long-form discussion, Mark Vernon — psychotherapist, author, and former Anglican priest — joins Milo and Jack for a deep exploration of Blake’s religious imagin…
Project Love with Service Designer Clive Grinyer: Episode #54
"If a thing loves, it is infinite" William Blake
In this episode of Love and Philosophy, Andrea engages with Clive Grinyer, a renowned industrial designer and the director of Project Love. The discussion centers around how design can be a catalyst for fostering love, empathy, and compassion in soci…
Realisation 2026 at Do Radio: Benedict Pollard learns from oaks and Nikki Trott from the uncertainty of profound change
This is an episode of Do Radio Series, Where To Next?, hosted by Dan Kieran.
Dan came to Realisation 2025 and, for this episode, spoke with Charles Foster, one of our speakers.
Dan writes: “I’m thrilled to say that this year I attended again and went to another workshop with Benedict and this time …
"A Higher Order of Relationship Altogether"
We begin with reflections on what’s left out of current conversations around the Odyssey after Christopher Nolan’s reboot. Is it possible to see the good news in the groundwater of contemporary discourse? How might we adopt a position of hanging back, looking as if to see, letting the message behin…
How to Actually Lead, with Mark Vernon | No One Teaches You This
Nobody hands you a manual when you become a leader. Mark Vernon, MD of Gold Vision, sits down to talk about the stuff that gets left out of every leadership course, imposter syndrome, the practical methods he actually uses day to day to manage people, and how he's built a way of leading that gets r…
Unveiling Transcendence. William Blake and the Book of Daniel
What if apocalyptic biblical literature is not best interpreted through historical events, though they certainly have a bearing, nor through the symbolic, as if the imagery should be decoded? Instead, these texts are educations in imagination, reorientating readers to the vision of God.
Such an und…
Science and Spiritual Practices: what makes the difference?
Why is beauty so important to scientists, even those without religious convictions? And is that in some way connected to the failure of New Atheism, which began two decades ago this year?
In this Sheldrake-Vernon Dialogue, Rupert Sheldrake and Mark Vernon consider how trials of spiritual practices…
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