About the Voicecraft Podcast

About Voicecraft

Voicecraft is a project in dedication to the cultivation of wiser culture, and to the enablement of effective, living, and liberated voice. It seeks to engage in this task with increasing awareness of the fundamental dynamics of psyche, culture, and nature.

The Voicecraft network is a coordinating channel for transformative dialogue in the context of living philosophy and wiser action in the world.

To ashes and beyond,

Voicecraft seeks to enable effective, living, and liberated voice. To cultivate contexts and modalities for transformative interaction; to support the development of self-knowledge and meaningful connection with others in relation to healthy, purposeful being in the world.

The podcast hosts artful experiments in philosophical synergy and transformative dialogue, with interests toward profound contribution in flow of the above intentions.

The Voicecraft network is a place to build capacity in, and apply oneself to the practice of effective, living, and artful interaction. It is adapting as a context responsive to the dynamics of cultivating culture, considered as an interactive flow between belonging, education, and contribution.

Supporting the project

Becoming a Patron is a sure way you can help this project continue to breathe its dedication to the dignity of soul, the integrity of spirit, the poiesis of wiser culture, and life lived well and fully. Its intentions have held true since inception in 2016.

There are many contributing participants in the Voicecraft network and beyond, without which this project would not be possible.

If you would like to support Tim in this work, please consider doing so using the link below.

With gratitude,

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About Tim Adalin

Tim is a writer, speaker, and philosopher with interests in metaphysics, psyche, culture, and nature. He is working to develop networks and communities which seek to support wiser contexts for education, contribution, and belonging.

In 2017 he founded Voicecraft, a media platform which hosts conversations that weave intuition and intellect, heart and mind, body and soul, in the context of explorations into the nature of what matters.

He is also the host of Voicecraft.Network, an online and offline portal to learn from, participate in, and contribute to the development of a participatory wisdom commons.

He received a Masters in Philosophy from the University of Bristol in 2017, and a BA in Philosophy and International Relations from the Australian National University in 2013.

You can sign up to his Substack, or read it first, using this link. (It’s the same as the Voicecraft one, and contains standalone writings as well as project updates, personal updates, and invitations.)