Voices of Evolution

Artificial vs Natural Intelligence: AI, Consciousness, and the Future of Humanity

What is AI really doing to humanity? In this panel conversation with Tom Basset, Aaron Neyer, and Brittany Clements, we explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, natural intelligence, and human evolution—not just from a technological lens, but from a deeply human one. Featuring voices from technology, somatics, and consciousness work, this discussion goes beyond the surface to ask: * Is AI truly “artificial”… or an extension of human intelligence? * Are we enhancing our creativity—or slowly offloading it? * What happens when we rely too heavily on technology? * Can AI support healing, connection, and evolution—or does it risk disconnection? * How do we ensure ethics, purpose, and human dignity remain at the center? We also dive into: * The difference between natural intelligence and machine intelligence * AI as a mirror of culture and consciousness * The role of purpose and responsibility in how we use technology * Psychedelics, creativity, and expanded awareness * The future of human-AI collaboration This isn’t a conversation about whether AI is “good” or “bad.” It’s about the deeper question: Who are we becoming in relationship to it? Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy [https://ausha.co/privacy-policy] for more information.

God, Love, and Distortion: A Conversation Beyond Religion | Kyle Vandenbroucke

What if the way we’ve been taught to understand God… is filtered through distortion? In this conversation, I sit down with Kyle Vandenbroucke to explore the deeper questions around identity, awareness, and the nature of love. We dive into: * The difference between direct experience vs inherited belief * How identity shapes—and limits—what we’re able to perceive * The tension between original sin and original blessing * The role of shame in modern spirituality (especially around the body and sexuality) * How spiritual traditions become distorted over time * Psychedelics as a tool for reparative experience and expanded awareness * And the idea that truth may not belong to any one system—but meets us through lived experience This isn’t about rejecting religion. It’s about refining our relationship to truth. If you’ve ever questioned what you were taught… but still feel there’s something real underneath it all— this conversation is for you. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy [https://ausha.co/privacy-policy] for more information.

The Turning Point: Humanity’s Leap from Tribe to Universe

In this prophetic and visionary episode of Voices of Evolution, David Drimmel explores humanity’s seven stages of evolution — from our tribal beginnings to our destiny among the stars. Drawing from the New Message from God by Marshall Vian Summers, David guides listeners through the spiritual and evolutionary milestones shaping our species — from tribal unity and nationalism to globalization, crisis, and ultimately, our emergence into a greater community of intelligent life in the universe. This episode calls to those who have never quite fit into traditional religion or ideology — those who sense that they are here for something greater. We are at a turning point in our evolution. Will we awaken consciously and unite, or fall deeper into division and control? ✨ In this episode, you’ll discover: * The Seven Stages of Human Evolution and where we are now * Why humanity’s destiny is to join a greater community of life * The challenges of division, intervention, and awakening * The power of Knowledge — the divine intelligence within * How individuals called to serve can anchor light during these times 🎧 Listen now and step beyond tribe and nation into a new paradigm of human unity and purpose. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy [https://ausha.co/privacy-policy] for more information.

Turning Pain Into Purpose: The Story of KerryAnne Kelley

In this Voices of Evolution episode, David Drimmel sits down with KerryAnne Kelley — speaker, mentor, and transformational guide. KerryAnne’s story takes us from a childhood marked by hardship and abuse to becoming Miss Teen Colorado, an NFL cheerleader, and ultimately a mentor and healer who helps people return to wholeness. Together, we explore: * How KerryAnne overcame abuse, eating disorders, and suicidal ideation * The role of dance, self-expression, and resilience in her healing journey * Why “high performance” is often rooted in trauma responses * How plant medicine, somatic healing, and subconscious reprogramming work together * The invitation we all share to unwind old patterns and return to love This conversation is about resilience, alchemy, and the courage to transform pain into purpose. ✨ Connect with KerryAnne Kelley: * Website: https://www.kakelley.com/ [https://www.kakelley.com/] * Instagram: @kerryloveannelight [https://instagram.com/kerryloveannelight] * YouTube: Embodied Movement 🎧 Listen now and join us in exploring what it means to truly heal and embody wholeness. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy [https://ausha.co/privacy-policy] for more information.

Monogamy, Polyamory, and the Illusion of More

In this episode of Voices of Evolution, David Drimmel takes a courageous dive into one of today’s most controversial conversations: polyamory versus monogamy. Drawing from a viral Facebook post that sparked heated debate, David explores the deeper spiritual dimension of monogamy—not as a social construct or religious rule, but as a destined path of devotion and shared purpose. He reflects on the cultural trends of hyper-individualism, the illusions of freedom, and how our craving for novelty can keep us from the depth of real union. Along the way, he addresses critiques around patriarchy, biology, and “woke” pushback, and invites listeners to consider what true devotion means in a world that glorifies endless options. This is not just about relationships—it’s about soul recognition, spiritual purpose, and reclaiming love as liberation rather than ownership. Tune in for a raw and thoughtful exploration of love, purpose, and the sacred soil of monogamy. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy [https://ausha.co/privacy-policy] for more information.