In episode #37 of <\/span>In The Moment<\/span><\/i><\/a>, Chief Correspondent Steve Scher talked with <\/span>Alva No\u00eb (5:48)<\/b> about the philosophy of baseball. No\u00eb explores the benefits of a slow and easy game and how it provides time and room for reflection. He asserts that, in a way, we’re all playing the game by asking the same questions as the players do in the moment. The pair pays tribute to ex-Mariners player Ichiro Suzuki and the generational magic of watching a game with your kids, meeting the players, and catching a ball.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Host Jini Palmer talked with <\/span>Edward Wolcher and Megan Castillo (17:50), <\/b>Town Hall\u2019s Curator of Lectures and Community Engagement Manager, about our upcoming Homecoming festival in September. They tell us about the lineup of speakers, artists, and fun unique programs in store\u2014what’s new, what to expect, and what to look out for.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Still Curious?<\/b><\/p>\n -Hear a <\/span>Big Think interview<\/span><\/a> with Alva No\u00eb discussing contemporary research on human consciousness.<\/span><\/p>\n -Join Edward Wolcher for a discussion on solving climate change in an August installment of <\/span>Town Hall\u2019s beloved Penny University series<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n
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