Founded in 2016
The Voicecraft Project
Media platform; online and in-person events; guild; academy; global participatory network.
What it is
Voicecraft creates altered states of conversation.
Voicecraft helps people develop the craft of voice.
It is a response to the relative lack of places where curiousity, care, and the spirit that seeks wisdom, actively engage the depth of modern life and the patterns of reality which sustain us.
Core philosophy characteristic of participation in Voicecraft is the recognition that we are all involved in the communicational field which shapes us, and that the craft through which we interact influences the meaning we make, and the wisdom we share in.
Structurally, The Voicecraft Project is a media platform with online and in-person events programs, a guild, and an academy, knitted together by a global participatory network. The Voicecraft Network is an online hub for regular practice, research, collaboration and mutual learning. There are two YouTube channels, Altered States Of Conversation, and The Voicecraft Network, which create a through-line of genuine participation between world renowned luminaries, collaborators, and a network of voices practicing the craft.
In 2016 I founded The Voicecraft Project, a work of culture-making that seeks to increase the quality of communication that underpins discourse, so that more people can call on greater wisdom.
The Media Platform
Altered States Of Conversation
Altered States Of Conversation addresses fundamental questions for consciousness and civilisation today. It features luminary voices across fields of philosophy, science, spirituality, economics, psychology, ecology, and beyond.
The Voicecraft Network
A global network and guild for developing artfulness in conversation and engaging transformative questions of our time.
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Tyson Yunkaporta
Serpent Lore, Indigenous Thinking, and Right Relation
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Timothy Jackson with the Voicecraft Network
Egregores, Religious Curation, and the Book of Enoch
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Aspasia Karageorge, O.G. Rose, Jurnee Manu, Cam Duffy, Tom Lyons
Intimacy and Seduction
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Alexander Bard
Where Does Power Lie Today? Time, Attention, AI
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Adriana Forte, Pamela von Sabljar, Valeria Ferreira
Feminine Violence
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Timothy Jackson with the Voicecraft Network
Archetypes and Egregores
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Michael Garfield
UAP and Disclosure for Experiencers and Skeptics
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Alexander Bard
Membranes, Paradigms, Archetypes
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Carl Hayden Smith, Simon van der Els, Sarah Janes, Pamela von Sabljar, Jon Garner
Future Human (recorded at The Big Dinner)
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Jurnee, Corey Karuna-Manawa, Bek and Jon
The Politics of Movement
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Tom Lyons
Enter Attention: Professor Jiang (Culture Lab)
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Benjamin Studebaker, Michel Bauwens, O.G. Rose
What Are We Accelerating Towards?
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Seth Dellinger, Jurnee, Corey Karuna-Manawa
Movement and Philosophy
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Dave Snowden
Anthro-Complexity: Entanglement, Wayshaping and Addressing Existential Threat
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Layman Pascal, Simon van der Els, Tom Lyons
What is Metashamanism?
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Sarah Janes
The Dreaming Mysteries, Incubation, and Ancient Initiatory Rites
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The Voicecraft Network
The Revolutionary Subject (Synthesis Session)
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Forrest Landry
Money, Power, Inequality and AI
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The Voicecraft Network, at The Big Dinner
The Adjacent Possible
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Iain McGilchrist
Cosmic Drives, Intuition, AI, and the Soul
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- All episodes Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube and voicecraft.io Open the archive
Guests
Voices in dialogue
ASOC and The Voicecraft Network feature a network of luminary voices across fields of philosophy, science, spirituality, economics, psychology, ecology, and beyond.
- Iain McGilchrist E139
- Dave Snowden E142
- Tyson Yunkaporta E149
- Alexander Bard E145, E148
- Forrest Landry E140
- Michel Bauwens E143
- Benjamin Studebaker E143
- O.G. Rose E143 and the Network
- Michael Garfield E146
- Sarah Janes E141, E144
- Layman Pascal In the archive
- Zak Stein In the archive
- John Vervaeke In the archive
- Cadell Last In the archive
- Bernardo Kastrup E119
- Peter Sjöstedt-Hughes E119
- Nora Bateson In the archive
- Elder Les Spencer E83, E91, E97
- Pamela von Sabljar E121, E123, E144, E147
- Adriana Forte E67, E123, E147
- Simon van der Els E104, E115, E117, E123, E138, E144
- Timothy Jackson E134 and the Network
- Rick Doblin E17
- Gabor Maté In the archive
- Carl Hayden Smith E93, E96, E135, E136, E144
Participatory network
The Voicecraft Network
Voicecraft.network is an online network with participants from around the world. It's a well-held port in the storm of culture: a place to connect with others through depth and levity, and to participate in the cultivation of wisdom by sharing discerning attention and crafting authentic voice.
You won't find rules or a code of conduct pinned on a wall here. What matters is the embodiment of integrity with which we conduct ourselves, the dignity with which we treat each other, and the courage, care, and spirit through which we mutually create a context worthwhile to participate in.
Words from members
“Voicecraft holds a special place in my heart. Here, I feel that my whole being is invited to participate and find a place. Abstract and intellectual thinking, the big words and ideas, do not lose touch with the personal, intimate, felt. Tim Adalin invites and draws out more from us than we thought we had—more depth, more beauty, more truth.”
“I value the depth and comprehensiveness of the dialogue and the genuine care that is consistently present in interactions on the network.”
“Voicecraft extends apprenticeship to a world of interaction and connection that hungers for mastery.”
“Voicecraft has helped me to become more playful with my voice, more willing to let it develop.”
“Voicecraft is one of the rare places where I feel like I can unfold more fully.”
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