Triangle Theory

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Think. Do. Feel. Triangle Theory is a podcast about consciousness, psychedelics, and healing, explored through lived experience, curiosity, and honest conversation. We’re not here to preach or provide answers. We’re here to explore what it means to wake up, confront ourselves, and live with greater awareness and integrity. If you’re questioning old beliefs, navigating inner change, or sensing there’s more beneath the surface, this podcast meets you there. Rupert & Konrad

  1. 4D AGO

    “Psychedelics Isn’t a Replacement for Therapy - It’s an Expansion” - Dr. Nick Wakefield EP 57

    Therapy has helped millions, but many people still feel stuck, numb, or trapped in the same patterns despite years of talking, insight, and self-awareness. In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Nick Wakefield, clinical psychologist and psychedelic therapist, to explore why that is and what’s emerging beyond the limits of traditional therapy. Nick shares his journey from forensic psychology to psychedelic-assisted therapy, working with trauma across cultures, and why modern mental health tools often struggle to access the deeper layers where change actually happens. Dr. Nick Wakefield is a UK-based clinical psychologist and psychedelic therapist specialising in trauma, identity, shame, and consciousness-based healing. With a background in forensic psychology and years of international clinical experience, his work bridges traditional psychotherapy with emerging approaches in psychedelic-assisted therapy. Nick focuses on deep integration, ethical practice, and helping people move beyond limiting narratives toward more authentic, connected lives. We explore: - Why talk therapy often hits a ceiling - How psychedelics create conditions for deep psychological change - What ego dissolution really is, and why it matters - The role of mystical and transcendent experiences in healing - Why integration is more important than the psychedelic experience itself - How shame, identity, and trauma shape our inner world - The future of therapy, and the ethical risks that come with it This conversation isn’t about hype or miracle cures. It’s a grounded, honest look at where psychology is heading, and why healing may require addressing not just symptoms, but the stories we live inside. If you’re curious about consciousness, trauma, masculinity, healing, or the evolution of mental health, this episode offers a rare blend of science, depth psychology, and lived experience.

    1h 12m

  2. JAN 26

    “Microdosing Is Mostly Placebo” - Antón Gómez-Escolar EP 56

    What if depression isn’t a chemical imbalance, but a rigid belief system the brain can’t escape? In this episode, Anton Gómez-Escolar breaks down how psychedelic-assisted therapy works at the neurological and psychological level, why MDMA reconnects, psilocybin resets, and why healing only sticks when integration begins. This is not about escape. It’s about confronting yourself honestly. Anton Gómez-Escolar is a Spanish science communicator, author, and independent researcher focused on psychedelics, neuroscience, and mental health. His work sits at the intersection of rigorous scientific literacy and public education, with a strong emphasis on harm reduction, evidence-based therapy, and epistemic humility. He is best known as the founder of Drogopedia, one of the most respected Spanish-language platforms dedicated to explaining drugs and altered states without sensationalism or ideology. More information about Antón: 📌 https://www.instagram.com/antongomezes/?hl=en 📌 https://www.instagram.com/drogopedia/?hl=en 📌If this episode resonated with you, subscribe to the Triangle Theory newsletter for more insights on self-awareness, psychology, and human growth: https://tr.ee/KM1Gr5S8lG 📌If you enjoyed this episode, you can support us by buying us a coffee! :) https://tr.ee/maaifQETDl

    1h 45m

  3. JAN 18

    “Nobody Cares. I’m a Man.” - Traver Boehm EP 55

    Traver Boehm is the founder of the UNcivilized Men’s Movement, author, and host of The UNcivilized Podcast. His work focuses on emotional awareness, modern masculinity, and helping men break free from conditioning to live with deeper purpose and integrity. Traver is known for pushing the edges of self-exploration, including spending 77 days in complete darkness as a personal experiment in consciousness, resilience, and inner truth. More information about Traver: 📌 https://www.instagram.com/traverboehm/?hl=en 📌 https://www.manuncivilized.com/meet-traver-boehm 📌If this episode resonated with you, subscribe to the Triangle Theory newsletter for more insights on self-awareness, psychology, and human growth: https://tr.ee/KM1Gr5S8lG 📌If you enjoyed this episode, you can support us by buying us a coffee! :) https://tr.ee/maaifQETDl The conversation delves into the complexities of masculinity, emphasising that men, like women, experience trauma and suffering. It highlights societal misconceptions that often prevent men from being seen as human and deserving of empathy. The discussion underscores the need for a broader understanding of men's emotional experiences, particularly in contexts like divorce and war.

    1h 29m

  4. JAN 11

    “Trauma Is My Greatest Teacher” - Anthony Abbagnano - EP 54

    Anthony Abbagnano is a veteran breathwork teacher, author, and educator with over four decades of lived practice in consciousness work. He is best known as the founder of Alchemy of Breath, an international breathwork school and community that trains facilitators and guides people into deep states of awareness using conscious breathing. His work sits at the intersection of: - Breathwork & nervous system regulation - Trauma integration (not “trauma removal”) - Emotional maturity & agency - Masculinity with humility - Presence as a way of life Anthony does not position breathwork as a quick fix, performance tool, or peak-state addiction. Instead, he frames it as a practice of relationship, with the body, with fear, with trauma, and with life itself.

    1h 31m

  5. JAN 6

    “Peace Is What Demons Hate Most” - Dr. Dan Schneider - EP 53

    Dr. Dan Schneider is a Catholic demonologist, author, and consultant who has worked for over a decade alongside ordained exorcists within diocesan authority structures. He is best known for developing a structured, discipline-based approach to spiritual liberation, emphasising order, personal responsibility, and cooperation with grace rather than sensationalism. He has worked closely with Fr. Chad Ripperger, one of the most prominent Catholic exorcists in the United States, and has assisted priests and dioceses internationally with training, consultation, and case evaluation. This episode strips away fantasy and exposes the real mechanics of spiritual warfare. From chaos and discipline to confession and conversion, this conversation challenges the listener to stop outsourcing responsibility and start confronting the patterns that quietly shape their life.

    1h 21m

  6. 12/24/2025

    Jesus Didn’t Come to ‘Work For’ Us - He Came to ‘Be With’ Us - Dr. Sam Wells - Triangle Theory EP. 52

    Why God Won’t Fix Your Life | Sam Wells on Faith, Suffering & Presence What if God was never meant to fix your life? In this episode, we sit down with Sam Wells to challenge one of the most damaging ideas in modern spirituality: the belief that faith is a reward system. Sam Wells is an Anglican priest, theologian, broadcaster, and the long-serving Vicar of St Martin-in-the-Fields in London, a global centre for public theology, justice, and work with homelessness and refugees. He has written over 50 books and is widely known for reshaping how churches think about suffering, mission, and what it actually means to live a faithful life. His core message is simple, and unsettling: God is not “for” you. God is with you. In this conversation, Sam traces how his theology emerged not from abstract belief, but from lived experience: growing up as the child of refugees, walking with people through poverty and exile, witnessing illness and death up close, and seeing how “fixing” mentalities often cause more harm than healing.

    1h 21m

  7. 12/10/2025

    Ant Civilisations Wage War - Slave Makers & Supercolonies - Dr Jackson Champer - Triangle Theory #51

    What can ant colonies teach us about war, sacrifice and the way we design human societies? And what happens when we gain the power to rewrite whole species with gene drives? In this episode, geneticist Jackson Champer joins Konrad and Rupert to explore the brutal elegance of ant warfare, why some animals evolve towards peace instead of conflict, and how new gene-drive technology could one day end diseases like malaria, or radically reshape ecosystems if we get it wrong. They move from ant battle lines that mirror ancient human formations… to enslaved ants under chemical brainwashing… to the uncomfortable idea that many modern human wars aren’t “natural” at all, but expressions of ego and misused power. If you’ve ever felt trapped in systems you didn’t choose, culture, politics, your own habits – this conversation offers a stark mirror: are you acting like an unconscious worker ant, or choosing your role with awareness? 📌 Find more about Dr. Champer's work: https://jchamper.github.io/ 📌If this episode resonated with you, subscribe to the Triangle Theory newsletter for more insights on self-awareness, psychology, and human growth: https://tr.ee/KM1Gr5S8lG 📌If you enjoyed this episode, you can support us by buying us a coffee! :) https://tr.ee/maaifQETDl

    1h 16m

  8. 11/26/2025

    Creatine For Depression, Sleep & Brain Injuries? | Scott Forbes PhD - Triangle Theory #050

    Most people think creatine is just a gym supplement. In this conversation, Dr Scott Forbes, a creatine researcher since 2008, breaks that idea open. We go from muscle to mind: how creatine fuels your brain under stress, what actually happens to your kidneys, why so many people are terrified of hair loss, and how this one molecule might support depression, sleep deprivation and even brain injuries. We also get brutally honest about dependence on supplements. If you won’t move your body, creatine won’t save you. Scott talks about why exercise is foundational, why the effect size of creatine is small yet meaningful, and how to think about performance, ageing and mental health with more integrity and less hype.

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Think. Do. Feel. Triangle Theory is a podcast about consciousness, psychedelics, and healing, explored through lived experience, curiosity, and honest conversation. We’re not here to preach or provide answers. We’re here to explore what it means to wake up, confront ourselves, and live with greater awareness and integrity. If you’re questioning old beliefs, navigating inner change, or sensing there’s more beneath the surface, this podcast meets you there. Rupert & Konrad

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  • Creator
    Rupert & Konrad
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    57
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Rupert & Konrad
  • Show Website
    Triangle Theory

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