Liturgies of the Wild and the Ancient Art of Finding Meaning | Dr. Martin Shaw - EP 734
In this episode of PassionStruck, host John R. Miles interviews mythographer Dr. Martin Shaw about the enduring power of myth in shaping human identity, arguing that modern culture suffers from 'mythic starvation'—a crisis not of information, but of meaningful stories that initiate tran
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