Who On Earth?

Send us a text Some people make music. Some people make art. Arachai Haorang makes portals. He loops sounds, ties knots, builds talismans, and somehow turns it all into a kind of magic that doesn’t take itself too seriously — even if it is a bit otherworldly. I first saw him perform at Ignite Festival and immediately thought: who on earth is that — and how do I get more of them? Fast forward to this conversation, and we’re diving into how he ended up making sound journeys, running all-night h...

Send us a text Alcoholism. Ancestral Rupture. Generational pain. Native American Elder Iniigoos McKay doesn’t shy away from the hard truths of his past — but nor does he remain trapped in them. In this raw and reverent conversation on Who On Earth?, he shares how the inherited pain of his upbringing almost consumed him… until the ancient ceremonies of his people called him back to purpose. Now travelling the world to pass on the wisdom of his ancestors, Iniigoos leads sacred sweat lodges, ...

Send us a text He’s back. And this time, he’s armed with a lightsaber, a sandworm, and possibly a blue tail. In this celebratory return of friend of the show Craig Seaton (remember him from Season 1, Episode 2?), we go full popcorn-mystic and deep dive into the spiritual, symbolic, and mythic threads running through six of the most iconic stories ever beamed onto a screen: Star Wars (of course) Lord of the Rings The Matrix Avatar Dune The OA Together, we...

Send us a text Modern-day warrior mystics, vibrating with soul. The Blue Lions are rooted in the ancient Akali Nihang Sikh lineage and channel a powerful spiritual current through the sacred art of Indian Classical music and mantra—steeped in sovereignty, presence, truth, joy, and deep service to all life. In Season 2, Episode 9 of Who On Earth?, we explore their unique blend of sound and spirit, including the powerful Degh ceremonies they lead—sacred gatherings where medicine, mantra and vi...

Send us a text Living above a nightclub, climbing the corporate sales ladder, and nearly ending up on The Apprentice — Jamie Alaise’s route into stillness wasn’t linear, but it was honest. In this eighth episode of Season 2, Jamie shares how his lived experience led to the founding of SoulBank — one of the UK’s first stillness centres. We explore the science behind nervous system regulation, the importance of accessible, non-dogmatic practice, and how embodied meditation, yoga, and breathwor...