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Paradox At Play

Jonathan Paradox thinks seriously about playfulness and how it's seeming contradictions can support mental health. And in season one they are exploring the paradox of ridiculousness.

Could feeling awkward and silly lead us to a deeper understanding of ourselves and each other? Does giggling about butts have any place in meditation? And is Jonathan Paradox also a robot alien who sings? Find out in season one of Paradox At Play.

Enjoy the episodes here, or visit Apple Podcasts.

Photo from Q&A

[Image description: color photo of Grant Miller—a white, genderfluid person with flashy sunglasses and a towel around their waist. They are perched on a tiny stage, and grin at a mic. Piano to the left, and TV screen to the right reads, “I used to visit all the very gay places.” Photo credit, Matt Katz @thekatzcradle.]

[A person holds a sign that reads, ‘ASSISTED SUICIDE: The World’s Cheapest Healthcare.’ They are a wheelchair user with two face masks on, wearing a pink shirt that says ‘NOT DEAD YET,’ in the middle of a busy room at a protest at the New York State Assembly. Courtesy of Multitude Films.]

The Curiosity Paradox is thrilled to co-present a screening of the new documentary film "Life After" at the Tomorrow Theater on Friday, August 15th at 7:00 PM featuring The Curiosity Paradox in conversation with Director Reid Davenport and host Cathy Kudlick.

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