Damaris Nightingale, an entrepreneur with over three decades of experience in enterprise technology, has announced the launch of a new podcast titled My Many Selves. The podcast aims to explore consciousness, psychology, neuroscience, artificial intelligence, spirituality, olfactory therapy, health, and the human experience, offering a platform for thoughtful conversations that do not require listeners to choose between scientific inquiry and a sense of wonder.
At the core of the podcast is Nightingale's original framework for understanding the universal selves people experience throughout life: the physical self, sexual self, emotional self, mental self, and spiritual self. The podcast also examines the archetypes through which these selves are expressed in relationships, purpose, identity, creativity, and everyday decision-making. Together, these elements form a practical roadmap for understanding the many dimensions of the human experience and the deeper consciousness connecting them.
Nightingale's career in technology taught her to value systems, logic, and evidence, but she realized that science is one way of knowing, not necessarily the only one. The podcast was born from her observation that people often live as if they are only one fixed identity, while in reality, they experience themselves differently depending on emotions, relationships, roles, environments, and depth of consciousness. Her goal is not to replace science but to expand the conversation.
Unlike podcasts that separate psychology, health, technology, spirituality, and neuroscience into isolated categories, My Many Selves examines how these disciplines interact in daily life. Episodes will explore topics including emotional regulation, decision-making, intuition, synchronicity, dreams, expanded states of consciousness, artificial intelligence, life after death, and the evolving relationship between intelligence and consciousness. Each episode draws from a blend of disciplines and lived experience, including psychology and neuroscience, artificial intelligence and technology, philosophy and contemplative traditions, olfactory therapy and health, spirituality and consciousness studies, and personal transformation and lived experience.
The podcast is intended to serve as a safe and thoughtful space for conversations many people hesitate to have publicly. Rather than promoting simple belief or skepticism, it encourages listeners to explore complex questions with openness, critical thinking, and respect. Nightingale hopes to invite curiosity, discernment, and intellectual humility, offering a new way of understanding the many selves people embody and the 'One Self' that connects them.
