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Mar 24, 2026
In this episode, we sit down with poet, author, and spiritual teacher Mark Nepo for a live conversation at 92NY, exploring the inner journey that has shaped his life and work. Drawing on his latest book, The Fifth Season, as well as beloved earlier works, Nepo reflects on a path marked by illness, healing, and a gradual turning from outward ambition toward deeper presence and artistry. Through poetry, storytelling, and spiritual insight, he shares how listening to the soul’s rhythms can become a source of resilience in times of uncertainty. Together with Rabbi David Ingber, he discusses how faith is forged through pain, and how longing and belonging shape our lives in a fractured world.
Learn more about Mark Nepo’s work
Buy Mark’s book The Fifth Season
Follow Mark: Instagram | Substack
Follow Rabbi Ingber: Instagram
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Producer: Efrat Bigger
Editor: Maya Gayer
Music By: Shimon Smith
Special Thanks: Eden Sidney Foster
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