Wild Wise and Worthy with Kellie Rhea

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In this episode of the Wild and Worthy podcast, Kellie Rhea interviews Dave Hompes, who shares his journey from a sports scientist to a functional medicine practitioner. They discuss the awakening to the mind-body connection, the pitfalls of self-development programs, and some of the psychological and neurological implications of being involved in such organizations. The conversation delves into the nature of self, the influence of cult dynamics, cognitive dissonance, and the role of the immune

Inside Cult MindsIn this episode of Inside Cult Minds, Kellie Rhea sits down with filmmaker and whistleblower Mark Vicente (What the Bleep Do We Know?!, The Vow) to explore the inner mechanics of high-control groups, coercive systems, and the psychological patterns that keep people trapped. Together they discuss love bombing, data mining, infantilization, self-sealing belief systems, and the difficult road of recovery.Mark also shares insights from his upcoming documentary The Narcissist’s Playbook,

What if the method that promised transformation was actually burying your conscience, leaving you emotionally flat?? In this powerful conversation with Martin Lass, we explore the hidden costs of spiritual methods that bypass feeling, silence conscience, and strip away agency. A raw look at conscience, creation, and what it means to truly transform.

In this episode of Wild & Worthy, I sit down with Martin Lass, a professional musician, longtime student of the esoteric, and former certified trainer of the Demartini Method. Martin spent fifteen years inside John Demartini’s Concourse of Wisdom before returning to the Gurdjieff Work, which he has studied and taught for nearly forty years.Our conversation dives into the core mechanics of the collapse process taught within the Demartini Institute. Together we examine what really happens when