In this episode, host Scott Kiloby and guest Dan McLintock, Co-Developers of KI Emotional Repression Inquiry, break down the recent public controversy surrounding Ed Sheeran. The fallout began when Sheeran's tour dropped opener Macklemore over his "Free Palestine" onstage remarks, leaving Ed facing intense public criticism for refusing to take a political stance and attempting to stay neutral to protect his brand.

Join KI Co-Developer @danmclintock and I as we introduce, discuss and deconstruct Palantir and PayPal CEO Peter Thiel’s lecture ideas about what the modern ‘Anti-Christ’ is and does. We’ll also deep dive into our own experience with emotional repression as a lens through which to point at and call out Thiel’s anger repression shadow.

In this deeply personal episode, Scott steps into full vulnerability to share the raw details of his life and the relationship challenges that catalyzed his transformative path. For the longest time, he was blind to the deep-seated patterns running his life, but a series of profound realizations shattered those illusions. These breakthroughs humbled him completely, forcing him to confront the painful truth that he has been operating almost entirely from a place of fear.

By pulling back the curtain on his own history, Scott breaks down exactly how these lifelong patterns show up and, more importantly, how you can begin to recognize your own. If you are ready to stop letting fear run the show and want to kickstart your own healing journey, head over to repressiontest.com to take his free somatic test and join the newsletter community today.

Simple Presence: The Myths and the Truth

In this episode, Scott gives a piece of wisdom that almost no one is talking about. He points to how to handle a narcissist authentically. The answer is not what we think it is. Listen to hear the hidden gem.

Why do we cheat, fantasize, obsessively look at porn, or fall into addictive cycles while in relationship?

Most approaches stay on the surface, demanding apologies or applying spiritual band-aids. But these behaviors are actually driven by buried trauma and deeply unmet needs for love and safety.

Real transformation requires moving out of the stories in our heads and down into our bodies, where those numbed-out emotions live. Until we consciously process that root pain and understand where the behavior comes from, we are bound to repeat it. This episode delivers a practical roadmap to stop managing symptoms and finally heal the core cause.

Ready to work with Scott one on one or in a group? Message him on WhatsApp at 1-812-204-4324 to get started.

Why do we continue to suffer even after years of spiritual practice or self-help? In this episode, Scott Kiloby reveals a groundbreaking perspective on awakening and embodiment: our deepest suffering is driven by the emotions we have most repressed.

Scott explains that our vulnerability consists of the emotion(s) we are most afraid to feel and express, acting as the ultimate block to our true authenticity. Rather than using spiritual practices to bypass or avoid this pain, an embodied healing path requires us to look directly at the root of our suffering.

Through the lens of his unique "Dimensions of Practice," Scott lays out a precise, cutting-edge pathway for processing these buried emotions. Until we do the deep somatic work to fully embody our realizations, our avoided emotions will continue to drive our behaviors and prolong our struggle.

If you’re interested in starting this work, join Scott's newsletter by taking his free somatic test at repressiontest.com.

Ever feel like your relationships are trapped in a frustrating loop of disappointment? The Set-Up is the invisible way we walk into rooms and relationships trying to extract the core needs that went unmet during our childhood: love, safety, approval, and validation. Because we don’t openly announce or communicate these needs, they silently transform into subconscious demands on the people around us. When others inevitably fail to meet these unspoken demands, it creates deep suffering for us. But here is the catch: this suffering feels familiar. We unconsciously keep producing the exact same painful outcomes because, deep down, we are terrified to step out of the cycle and show up as our raw, authentic selves. Discover your hidden patterns by taking the somatic test and joining the newsletter at repressiontest.com.