Ethical Adulthood with Andrea Fiondo
Ethical Adulthood with Andrea Fiondo explores non-duality, yoga, meditation, music, sacred texts, culture, and the ordinary work of meeting our lives with humor, compassion, clarity, responsibility, kindness, and respect for the reality we actually share. These are spoken reflections from a yogi who has stepped off the path.
Season 1 explores the five capacities that form the foundation of this podcast. How do we stay humane, grounded, and accountable when ethics are thin, certainty is collapsing, and maturity is rarely rewarded? Here, we stay close to what we can actually see, live, test, suffer, repair, and recognize together.
Ethical Adulthood with Andrea Fiondo
Latest Episodes
Ethical Adulthood: A Detroit Soundtrack | Closer to the Ground by Joy of Cooking
Ethical Adulthood: A Detroit Soundtrack — Episode 2: “Closer to the Ground”In this episode, Andrea reflects on Joy of Cooking’s 1971 song “Closer to the Ground” as a reminder that ethical adulthood is not about rising above ordina...
Ethical Adulthood: A Detroit Soundtrack | Smooth by Rob Thomas and Santana
eason 2 begins with Santana and Rob Thomas’s “Smooth” — a song full of heat, swagger, rhythm, longing, possibility, and a surprisingly adult question:Is this real?In this episode, I explore the difference between fantasy and reali...
What Builds Capacity, What Depletes It | Ethical Adulthood Evolves — Part IV
In this final framework episode of Ethical Adulthood Evolves, I look at what builds capacity, what depletes it, and why capacity is never just an individual trait.Capacity is shaped by conditions: rest, safety, connection, grief...
When There is No Clean Choice | Ethical Adulthood Evolves — Part III
In this episode, I explore a third group of people for whom the original Ethical Adulthood framework does not fully apply: people who are not overwhelmed, and not disconnected from reality, but trapp...
Contact with Reality | Ethical Adulthood Evolves — Part II
What happens when people cannot stay in contact with the reality their lives are asking them to face?In this episode, I explore a difficult but deeply human part of Ethical Adulthood: the people in our lives who are not overwhelmed exact...
