Bowen Dwelle
Bowen Dwelle and Latham Turner
“We all need our own philosophy”
“We all need our own philosophy”
“We all need our own philosophy”
Wednesday 6th December 2023
Bowen Dwelle and Latham Turner discuss writing, masculinity, and spirituality, sharing personal growth stories in this engaging podcast episode.
63 minutes
Thought-provoking
Inspiring
Raw
Informative
Empowering
About this podcast
Author:
Bowen Dwelle
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Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Body & Mind
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
Sobriety Toolkit
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Episode Overview
- Bowen's transition to full-time writing and therapy through vulnerability
- Latham's evolving understanding of masculinity and the journey of self-discovery
- Exploration of spirituality beyond traditional religious concepts
- The spiritual connection to the outdoors and the challenges of memoir writing
- Shared excitement for each other's writing and future collaborations
I think spirituality is about more than what we do on Sunday at church or about the books that we read and the gods that we choose to believe in. Spirituality is about how I exist in the world and how I push myself to deepen it.
Have you ever wondered how writing can shape your identity and spirituality? In this episode of 'Brothers and Teachers', Bowen Dwelle sits down with fellow writer Latham Turner for a heartfelt conversation that spans the landscapes of writing, masculinity, and personal growth. Bowen and Latham dive deep into their experiences as writers, sharing how storytelling has been a tool for exploring their identities and philosophies.
From the transition of writing for a company to embracing full-time authorship, Bowen opens up about the therapeutic nature of writing and the vulnerability it requires. Latham, on the other hand, reflects on his evolving understanding of masculinity, moving away from traditional norms to create a more authentic self-narrative. They also touch on the spiritual connections they find in nature, discussing long-distance walking and wayfinding as metaphors for life's journey.
Latham introduces the idea of praying into the archetype of the wise old man, while Bowen speaks about a spiritual connection with an unnamed yet welcoming presence. The episode is a rich tapestry of personal anecdotes and philosophical musings, ending with both authors expressing excitement for future collaborations. If you're curious about how writing can be a path to self-discovery and spiritual growth, this episode offers plenty of food for thought.