This episode dives into how to eat sanely and joyfully in a “Food 2.0” world engineered for overeating—using Jeff Siegel’s story of anorexia, his “inner eaters” model, and an Integral lens to end the civil war between mind and body. Together we explore how biology, psychology, culture, systems, and even GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic all shape your plate—and how to reclaim a flexible, wise, and genuinely nourishing relationship with food.

Corey and Dr. Keith Witt kick off the new year by returning to first principles: what makes therapy genuinely effective, and how an integral view of consciousness reframes the whole endeavor. Keith lays out his four foundations of healthy psychotherapy—clear boundaries, feeling deeply understood, making skillful observations and connections, and shifting from drama into problem-solving—while exploring how the “wise self” and the therapeutic relationship container can support healing, development, and a re-enchanted sense of meaning.

Two accomplished tantric practitioners — one from Kashmir Shaivism, the other from Tibetan Vajrayana — share their profound awakening stories and reveal how ancient consciousness technologies can accelerate the challenging transition from teal to turquoise awareness and beyond.

In this thought-provoking episode of Integral Edge, Keith Martin-Smith sits down with executive coach and consciousness explorer David Arrell to explore what it truly means to become whole, both personally and collectively, amid ongoing division and conflict.

Psychotherapist and developmental theorist Kim Barta joins Keith Martin-Smith for a deep dive into the psychological and developmental dynamics surrounding one of the most polarizing figures of our time: Donald Trump.

Dr. Keith Witt and Corey deVos explore the concept of "turquoise dialectic" - a sophisticated form of integral discourse that emerges at the later stages of human development. Drawing upon their deep understanding of adult development and integral theory, they explore the feeling and transformative potential of the turquoise “we-space”, and how we might create the conditions for this type of conversation to unfold.

Watch as Dr. Keith Witt and Corey deVos delve into the profound interdependence between human development and responsibility, exploring how our deepening self-awareness shapes our relationships and societal roles in an ever-evolving world. At the heart of the discussion is the compelling notion that as we evolve in our understanding and self-awareness, we bear a greater onus to guide, uplift, and positively influence those around us. This responsibility is especially important in the realm of relationships, where the path to trust and understanding is often fraught with challenges, yet rich with opportunities for growth.

Dr. Keith and Corey examine a troubling new trend in psychotherapy, where woke ideologies are being imposed in the therapist’s office and interfering with client-based approaches to mental health. Prompted by Lisa Davis's insightful article "How Therapists Became Social Justice Warriors" in The Free Press, Keith and Corey delve into the evolving role of therapists in the current sociopolitical climate.