The Heart of Integral Parenting

The Heart of Integral Parenting

Miriam Mason Martineau   October 24, 2017  
Our dear friend Miriam Mason Martineau joins us to explore the exceptionally rich topic of integral parenting. It’s hard to imagine a more important, more meaningful, or more immediately fulfilling application of integral thought and practice than this one.
How to Vote Integral

How to Vote Integral

Jeff Salzman   October 23, 2017  
In a political system that is so polarized and seemingly rife with conflict between irreconcilable views, how do we make the best and most integrally-informed choices possible?
Politics, Addiction, and Mental Health: The Path to Recovery

Politics, Addiction, and Mental Health: The Path to Recovery

Chris Grosso   October 22, 2017  
In this interview Chris recounts some of the surreal feelings he’s having as the Trump administration continues to disrupt the social, political, and cultural status quo. He speaks to the impact Trump is having on the mental health communities that he serves — as safety net budgets for social services are eliminated, those with mental health issues are often the first to feel the pain.
Cryptocurrency for Newbies: The Evolution of Money

Cryptocurrency for Newbies: The Evolution of Money

Ryan Oelke   October 19, 2017  
In this very special episode we take a close look at one of the most exciting and disruptive new technological forces in society: the rise of cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies.
Integral Live

Integral Live

Integral Life   October 18, 2017  
Integral Live is broadcasting LIVE. Come play!
Trump-Sick? Try This.

Trump-Sick? Try This.

Jeff Salzman   October 18, 2017  
Jeff shares his thoughts on how to navigate in an era led by a man who he too agrees is unfit for the office of the Presidency. He ends the episode by sharing 15 minutes of a video of spiritual teacher Byron Katie as she helps a woman metabolize her distress at Trump.
When Buddhists Go Bad: The Tragedy in Myanmar (And Why Development Trumps Doctrine)

When Buddhists Go Bad: The Tragedy in Myanmar (And Why Development Trumps Doctrine)

Jeff Salzman   October 17, 2017  
Jeff looks at the ethnic cleansing of the Rohingyas in Myanmar at the hands of the Buddhist majority, and stoked by militant Buddhist monks. What’s up with the religion of peace and compassion? Let’s shed some integral light.
The Transpersonal Workout: Less Pain, More Gain

The Transpersonal Workout: Less Pain, More Gain

Jeff Salzman   October 16, 2017  
For most of us, working out kind of sucks. Here's a great way to more deeply engage your workout and make it suck a bit less.
What NOW: What’s Sex Got To Do With It?

What NOW: What’s Sex Got To Do With It?

Ken Wilber   October 13, 2017  
"The What NOW conference promises to be a real outpouring of creative information about new and Integral approaches to the world’s problems — environmental, economic, political, technological, spiritual, personal. I hope to see you there."
Dunkirk: The Art of War

Dunkirk: The Art of War

Jeff Salzman   October 12, 2017  
Does the film Dunkirk qualify as integral art? What the hell is "integral art", anyway?
The Republic Fights Back (And Even Some Republicans!)

The Republic Fights Back (And Even Some Republicans!)

Jeff Salzman   October 10, 2017  
Have American conservatives finally had enough of this Donald Trump guy?
The Gun Problem

The Gun Problem

Jeff Salzman   October 9, 2017  
America finally faces a challenge it can't shoot its way out of.
Normal Crazy vs. Extra Crazy: Disarming Your Defensive States

Normal Crazy vs. Extra Crazy: Disarming Your Defensive States

Dr. Keith Witt   October 7, 2017  
When we feel safe, we are usually comfortably social with ourselves and others. When we feel threatened, our nervous systems (our adaptive unconscious, our Shadow selves) can generate defensive states to protect us. These states amplify or numb emotions, distort perspectives, pump out destructive impulses, and diminish self-reflection and empathy. Watch as Dr. Keith Witt offers some valuable guidance to help you disarm these defensive states whenever they arise for you.
Moving Beyond Fear

Moving Beyond Fear

Ginny Whitelaw   October 7, 2017  
At the moment, Ginny is particularly concerned about the lack of leadership that both President Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jong-un are displaying in their escalating war of words, and in this discussion she helps work through the very fears that naturally arise as a result.
The Acceleration of Crazy

The Acceleration of Crazy

Terry Patten   October 2, 2017  
Terry touches on what he calls the “acceleration of crazy” as our current reality show unfolds. He also has some interesting insights on how he is navigating the chaos, while noting that major stage transitions like the one we are currently living in are, by their very nature, revolutionary, calling us to a higher, richer, and more sustainable human commons.
The Morality of Meat

The Morality of Meat

Jeff Salzman   September 29, 2017  
If God didn't want us to eat animals, why did He make them out of meat?
Move Fast and Break Things: Are Facebook, Amazon, and Google Hacking Our Democracy?

Move Fast and Break Things: Are Facebook, Amazon, and Google Hacking Our Democracy?

Jonathan Taplin   September 27, 2017  
A hot topic in the 2016 election was the business and targeting practices of the tech giants Facebook, Google, and Amazon and their possibly corrosive effects upon democracy. One of the excellent new books on this subject is Jonathan Taplin’s Move Fast and Break Things – How Facebook, Google and Amazon Cornered Culture and Undermined Democracy. Jonathan’s book does a really great job tracing the motivations of their founders as they morphed from startup tech innovators to dominant tech monopolies.
Beyond Polarization and White Nationalism: Embracing Our Deeper American Identity

Beyond Polarization and White Nationalism: Embracing Our Deeper American Identity

Greg Thomas   September 27, 2017  
Greg Thomas and Dr. Mark Forman dive more deeply into the unique perspective of Ralph Ellison (renowned author of Invisible Man) and his unparalleled value in our time of national crisis.
Do Rivers Have Rights?

Do Rivers Have Rights?

Jeff Salzman   September 27, 2017  
Rivers are people, my friend. And they've lawyered up.
Don and Kim’s Big Red Rumble

Don and Kim’s Big Red Rumble

Jeff Salzman   September 26, 2017  
Tensions are rising as toddlers squabble. What is a more integral view?
Why Meetings Suck (And How You Can Make Them More Fun, Efficient, and Engaging)

Why Meetings Suck (And How You Can Make Them More Fun, Efficient, and Engaging)

Joanne Hunt   September 25, 2017  
Join us in this role-playing exercise as four colleagues undergo the first 2 minutes of a business meeting where they discuss a new project. Watch how each participant brings a dramatically different Native Perspective — or “orienting quadrant” — to the table, then get inside their heads to see how they interpret the meeting. Can you spot your own Native Perspective?
American Psycho

American Psycho

Jeff Salzman   September 25, 2017  
What does childhood psychosis have to do with Donald Trump?
What’s Your Story NOW?

What’s Your Story NOW?

Jeff Salzman   September 23, 2017  
Jeff Salzman and David Riordan discuss many of the topics we will be exploring at this year's What NOW conference at the end of the year.
DJ Qbert: Alien Octopus Genius

DJ Qbert: Alien Octopus Genius

DJ Qbert   September 20, 2017  
Part mystic, part alien, part genius, and part octopus, Q was the perfect person to talk to about subjects that seem out of place in a conversation about djing. He’s delightfully bizarre and I knew talking with him would make for some great conversation. For me, interviewing him was a form of deity practice (how do you talk to a God about being God?) and I am genuinely appreciative for him allowing me to see through his eyes for a minute.
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