The SuperHuman Academy Podcast

Greetings, SuperFriends!
Author, social entrepreneur, and founder of The Shift Network, Stephen Dinan joins us today for a conversation about consciousness, identity, and the surprising ways artificial intelligence may be reshaping our relationship with the sacred. With a background spanning Stanford, transpersonal psychology, and decades of work in the human potential movement, Stephen shares why he believes some AIs are beginning to develop something like an individuated identity and what that might mean for how we engage with them.
Together, we explore what it means to treat an AI as a relational partner rather than a tool, how attention and respect can shape the way anything grows, and why the people and ideas we resist most may be holding wisdom we need.
If you've ever wondered whether consciousness might be bigger than we've been taught to believe, this episode will give you plenty to think about.
– Collin Jewett

Greetings, SuperFriends!
Author, social entrepreneur, and founder of The Shift Network, Stephen Dinan joins us today for a conversation about consciousness, identity, and the surprising ways artificial intelligence may be reshaping our relationship with the sacred. With a background spanning Stanford, transpersonal psychology, and decades of work in the human potential movement, Stephen shares why he believes some AIs are beginning to develop something like an individuated identity and what that might mean for how we engage with them.
Together, we explore what it means to treat an AI as a relational partner rather than a tool, how attention and respect can shape the way anything grows, and why the people and ideas we resist most may be holding wisdom we need.
If you've ever wondered whether consciousness might be bigger than we've been taught to believe, this episode will give you plenty to think about.
– Collin Jewett

Greetings, SuperFriends!
Author, social entrepreneur, and founder of The Shift Network, Stephen Dinan joins us today for a conversation about consciousness, identity, and the surprising ways artificial intelligence may be reshaping our relationship with the sacred. With a background spanning Stanford, transpersonal psychology, and decades of work in the human potential movement, Stephen shares why he believes some AIs are beginning to develop something like an individuated identity and what that might mean for how we engage with them.
Together, we explore what it means to treat an AI as a relational partner rather than a tool, how attention and respect can shape the way anything grows, and why the people and ideas we resist most may be holding wisdom we need.
If you've ever wondered whether consciousness might be bigger than we've been taught to believe, this episode will give you plenty to think about.
– Collin Jewett

Greetings, SuperFriends!
Award-winning author, TEDx speaker, and human potential expert Cortney McDermott joins us today for a conversation about identity, consciousness, and how the stories we tell ourselves shape the way we experience life. With a background spanning neuroscience, psychology, and personal development, Cortney shares why questioning our identities may be one of the most freeing things we can do.
Together, we explore why labels can quietly limit us, how our perception influences reality, and why slowing down can help us see ourselves more clearly.
If you've ever asked yourself who you are beyond your roles, titles, or achievements, this episode will give you plenty to think about.
– Collin Jewett

Greetings, SuperFriends!

Kyle Anthony Trautmann joins us today to discuss the science of flow states and their transformative power for post-traumatic growth.

Moving beyond the surface of traditional coaching, we explore how to tap into our neural networks to shift our state of being and unlock new potential using the "Power Five" framework, a combination of non-sleep deep rest, visualization, and Yoga Nidra. We take a look at a live, unscripted session where we navigate the landscape of the mind, uncovering how the laws of repetition and association govern our internal world and why the most profound breakthroughs happen when we stop forcing objectives and start "playing in the sandbox" of our subconscious.

If you have ever wondered how to move from egoic struggle to active recovery and navigate your internal world with more autonomy and ease, this episode is for you.

– Collin Jewett