It's the only Enneagram podcast worth listening to.
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“Lets be honest, this is the only actual enneagram podcast. If you’ve been around the yard a couple of times and listened to every ‘type’ interview possible, you may be realising that it’s all a large circle jerk. If you’re bored of hearing the pressed smiles, the same mythologies and cliche tropes and seeing the same contrived headshots of quaffed haired grimacing ‘Enneagram experts’ - this is the podcast for you.
Many episodes I’ve listen to multiple times, and I’m still getting new insights - it’s raw, it’s brutal and it’s informed. At first you’ll get the impression that John, Emeka, David and Nancy are on the verge of running away and starting a cult, if only they could guarantee access to black clothing, good music and ultimately found other people all that interesting. Secondly, you’ll appreciate how considered, and intelligent all 4 hosts are and the portal to innovative and honest ways of understanding the enneagram, that may of only been available to forum trolls a decade ago.
My only wish is that maybe they’ll introduce a head type co-host, and ideally another women to provide more balance. But this isn’t a standard anyone would expect of any other podcast.”
Dutchstairs via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/31/21
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“A beautiful combination of offensive, smart and funny. My new fave Enneagram podcast.”
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10/27/20
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“I highly recommend listening to the episodes about object relations with Courtney Smith. If you want to illuminate the type from within, and really empathize with the human condition for each type, these are a must. As a result, I’ll be listening to this podcast more often.”
Core Bloom via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/10/20
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“I am fairly new to the Enneagram world, and very grateful I found this podcast after a year of reading every book I could get my hands on. It always felt like every book or teacher would hit vague walls about concepts and I knew there was more. I first heard John speak at the Shift Enneagram...”Read full review »
jessamagee via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/01/23
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