Trump: The Anti-Green Backlash Begins

Trump: The Anti-Green Backlash Begins

Ken Wilber   February 11, 2017  
Jeff Salzman interviews Ken Wilber about how the Trump phenomenon arose, and how an integral sensibility can help us respond to the unique challenge of Trump’s political and cultural movement.
Pre-Truth, Post-Truth, and Beyond

Pre-Truth, Post-Truth, and Beyond

Jeff Salzman   February 7, 2017  
Jeff Salzman takes a look at how integralists can understand and relate to the fight over pre-modern, modern and postmodern conceptions of truth, and how a new integration of the three can help us build a more authentically inclusive world.
The Trump Era: Day 1

The Trump Era: Day 1

Jeff Salzman   November 11, 2016  
Jeff, Diane, and Terry try to come to terms with the victory of Donald Trump, like millions of other people around the world.
Is the System Rigged? (Yes, and It’s Coming Along Nicely…)

Is the System Rigged? (Yes, and It’s Coming Along Nicely…)

Jeff Salzman   September 8, 2016  
If there's one thing that people on both ends of the political spectrum can agree on, it's this: the system is rigged. But an integral view asks, "which system?" In this episode Jeff explores what corruption actually looks like, and how it relates to the US presidential election.
Wicked and Wise: Climate Change, Democracy, and Integral Theory

Wicked and Wise: Climate Change, Democracy, and Integral Theory

Alan Watkins   April 13, 2016  
Alan Watkins, co-author of Wicked and Wise with Ken Wilber, talks to Jeff Salzman about climate change, the problems of globalization and democracy, getting CEO’s to do the right thing, and that pesky Donald Trump.
The Soul of Jazz

The Soul of Jazz

Greg Thomas   March 20, 2016  
Art is often the leading edge of cultural and conscious evolution, and jazz today continues to lead the way. Listen as Greg Thomas takes us through the history of jazz — from its roots in the magic, mythic and traditional interiors of African Americans at the turn of the last century, through the modern and postmodern strains of the mid and late 20th Century, to the more wild wooly contemporary scene.
How to Create a More Fulfilling Sex Life

How to Create a More Fulfilling Sex Life

Dr. Keith Witt   March 17, 2016  
In a healthy intimate relationship, the partners don't have to be turned on by each other all the time, says Dr. Keith, "but they do need to be turned on by each other regularly." Every couple has a balance of how much sex is needed to keep things vibrant, and it's the responsibility of each partner to make it happen. For many couples, this is something that must be learned and practiced. Here's how.
Meditation for Militants

Meditation for Militants

Justin Miles   May 12, 2015  
Jeff talks about integral activism with Justin Miles, founder of the Miles Center for Integral Living in Baltimore. Justin is a former member of the Black Panther party, Buddhist meditation teacher, and therapist. Jeff also looks at the role of cynicism in our political discourse, and takes a couple questions from listeners.
In The Belly of The Whale: Joseph Campbell and The Hero’s Journey

In The Belly of The Whale: Joseph Campbell and The Hero’s Journey

Dr. Keith Witt   November 10, 2013  
In this conversation with Dr. Keith Witt and Jeff Salzman we explore the gift of Campbell’s formulation of The Hero’s Journey — Campbell's name for the basic pattern of the great myths, which turns out to be a guide for our own lives.
Integral Activism: Doing Nothing, Leaving Nothing Left Undone

Integral Activism: Doing Nothing, Leaving Nothing Left Undone

Cindy Wigglesworth   April 21, 2012  
In this special episode of The Daily Evolver, Jeff talks to Cindy Wigglesworth about activism from an Integral perspective, addressing some of the big questions currently resonating throughout the integral community. When is it time to reflect, and when is it time to act?
Remembering Steve Jobs

Remembering Steve Jobs

Jeff Salzman   October 12, 2011  
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