Here are the original nine Neboj podcasts from 29/12/2025 to 10/04/2026 before changing to the present micro podcast format.
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Episode 1
posted: 29/12/2025
Description
Peter debuts his first podcast, “Neboj” (Czech for “do not be afraid, have no fear”), with an emotional and symbolic introduction. He shares personal anecdotes about overcoming lifelong fear—rooted in childhood trauma—through resilience and self-empowerment. Peter’s journey mirrors Prague’s pedestrian tunnel, the Žižkov pass, where at the midpoint visibility is lost, symbolizing a requirement for courage and life’s uncertain paths. He acknowledges that fear disrupts biological systems and shares his transformation from “learned helplessness” to an “indomitable strength.”
Transcript: PDF – TXT
Episode 2
posted: 09/01/2026
Description
Peter reflects on the Winter Solstice as a cosmic turning point, he also explores how the current astrological alignment triggers intrusive memories, personal realizations, and emotional reckoning. Drawing parallels between the American/French Revolution era (last Pluto-in-Aquarius cycle) and today’s civil unrest, the host positions current events as part of a 248-year astrological pattern. He also shares his own experience with “Plutonian catharsis.”
Transcript: PDF – TXT
Episode 3
posted: 25/01/2026
Description
A humorously nostalgic anecdote about aging and fitness begins this episode then transitions into scientifically backed benefits of laughter, citing Professor Rose Anne Kenny’s research on its physiological and psychological impact. The episode also explores “The Child Within”, concluding with a passage from Richard Bach’s “There’s No Such Place As Far Away” to challenge linear perceptions of birth and death.
Transcript: PDF – TXT
Episode 4
posted: 08/02/2026
Description
This week Peter is in conversation with Alexandra, an American educator now living in the Czech Republic after leaving her corporate job to pursue teaching English as a second language who bravely moved from the U.S. to the Czech Republic without knowing the language or culture. She is raising a toddler and found child-friendly environments within play cafés (with parent social areas) beneficial for family life. Alexandra speaks about meeting her Irish husband in Mexico followed after by an unexpected move to the Czech Republic.
Transcript: PDF – TXT
Episode 5
posted: 13/02/2026
Description
Peter shares an engaging discussion with Giulia, a self-reliant Italian mother, a single parent of a four-year-old son who balances mechanical engineering work with her agricultural venture—a food forest. Her philosophy emphasizes natural living, sovereignty, and conscious parenthood as antidotes to industrialized systems that fail to foster true well-being. Giulia also critiques Italy’s inadequate public school system—overcrowded classrooms, test-score obsession, and lack of real-world interaction. Peter concludes the discussion with the universal truth: “Where there’s a will, there’s a way”—a testament to individual resilience against systemic failures.
Transcript: PDF – TXT
Episode 6
posted: 27/02/2026
Description
Today Peter explores the symbolic transition from winter to spring as a metaphor for renewal, citing Black Elk’s wisdom on sacred rebirth. He introduces Samsara (2011), a non-narrative documentary film that visually and musically examines themes of industrial unsustainability, transhumanist risks, consumerism’s spiritual void, and humanity’s interconnectedness with nature. Peter was deeply moved by the film, which in one scene features Tibetan monks creating and destroying a sand mandala to illustrate impermanence and detachment from material attachments.
Transcript: PDF – TXT
Episode 7
posted: 16/03/2026
Description
Peter today discusses “Coffee With The Universe” which delivers a daily inspirational email series (weekdays) focusing on spiritual wisdom. Peter introduces the “Cat-Cow Pose” (Marjaryasana-Bitilasana) as a dynamic, stress-relieving yoga movement and her also shares personal experiences and anecdotes about lotus flowers, including their sacred significance in Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism.
Transcript: PDF – TXT
Episode 8
posted: 27/03/2026
Description
We begin with a lighthearted joke, followed by the sounds of a green woodpecker drumming and its symbolic significance across cultures. Peter emphasizes that spring—a season of rebirth—brings opportunity for personal renewal. Also discussed is how the mind is not passive but actively shapes perception, emotion, and physiology through synaptic plasticity. Negative thought patterns (e.g., catastrophizing, victim mentality) rewire the brain toward stress and weakness. Emphasising that shifting ones’ thoughts not only benefits individuals but also influence the collective energetic field of humanity.
Transcript: PDF – TXT
Episode 9
posted: 10/04/2026
Description
How can you tell if you’re spiritually awakened? is the opening question in this broadcast leading into a passage from the beautiful John O’Donoghue book ‘Anam Cara’ on the topic of fear. Concluding the broadcast with a theme from the 1986 fantasy film Labyrinth analysing a dialogue between Sarah and Jareth in which Sarah exclaims: – “You have no power over me.”