The Creators Podcast

Oscar Ichazo (1931–2020) was a Bolivian philosopher and mystic who sought to map human consciousness and liberate individuals from the illusions of the ego. Founder of the Arica Institute, he blended Eastern traditions, Western psychology, and esoteric wisdom into a rigorous system of self-transcendence.Best known for innovating the Enneagram into a tool for spiritual awakening, Ichazo saw it not as a personality test but as a path to freedom. As his teachings spread, he grew disillusioned by their commercialization, stating, “They took the map but left the territory.” His legacy remains both influential and controversial—a challenge to those who seek not just self-knowledge, but true transformation.FOR MORE:Between Metaphysics & Protoanalysis: A Theory for Analyzing the Human PsycheWRSP: History of Arica Institute NYT: Mysteries of the East Off Central Park, 1971***History has its heroes, but what about the outlaws, the rebels, and the misfits? Where are the creators who tore down walls and built something new in their place? Enter The Creators, the podcast that uncovers the lives of groundbreaking individuals who didn’t just change the rules—they rewrote them entirely.In short episodes, released multiple times a week, we explore the trials, triumphs, and transformative contributions of creators who shaped history, often at great personal cost. Each episode takes you into the story of one unforgettable individual—some you may know, and some you definitely don’t, but all of them deserve to be remembered. These creators come from every corner of history, united by one thing: their refusal to accept the world as it was.Through vivid storytelling and immersive soundscapes, The Creators brings you stories that are raw, inspiring, and unapologetically bold. Hosted by Rainier Wylde, the podcast transforms history into a visceral journey you won’t want to miss. Join us as we delve into the lives of the rule-breakers, rebels, and revolutionaries who left the world reeling—and radically changed the course of history.Want to go beyond learning about creators, and become one yourself--consider joining The Creators--the membership that helps you unlock your potential, unblock your purpose, and ignite your passion. In this collective, Rainier and others share resources, offer monthly teachings, facilitate workshops, and inspire creativity in every area of life!Create your self alive!

Carmen Mondragón (1893–1978), better known as Nahui Olin, was a Mexican poet, painter, and muse whose life blurred the boundaries between art, rebellion, and self-liberation. She was far ahead of her time, and defied societal expectations, embracing her sexuality, intellect, and artistic expression with a fiery intensity.Carmen rejected the constraints of her aristocratic upbringing, immersing herself in Mexico’s vibrant post-revolutionary avant-garde. She became a muse to artists and intellectuals, but saw herself as a creator in her own right—summoning artistry from those who sought to capture her beauty. Her poetry and paintings pulse with a vibrant and mystical energy. Renamed as Nahui Olin, a reference to the Aztec concept of cosmic movement and transformation, she saw herself as apart of an eternal cycle of destruction and rebirth. Due to many factors, she eventually faded from the limelight and died mostly anonymously. Today, she is being reclaimed as a feminist icon, an emblem of artistic defiance, and apart of the history of Mexican modernism. For Further Reading:The Shaping of Mexican Muse Nahui OlinA Mexican Artist & Muse Reclaims Her LegacyOptica cerebral: PoetryHistory has its heroes, but what about the outlaws, the rebels, and the misfits? Where are the creators who tore down walls and built something new in their place? Enter The Creators, the podcast that uncovers the lives of groundbreaking individuals who didn’t just change the rules—they rewrote them entirely.In short episodes, released multiple times a week, we explore the trials, triumphs, and transformative contributions of creators who shaped history, often at great personal cost. Each episode takes you into the story of one unforgettable individual—some you may know, and some you definitely don’t, but all of them deserve to be remembered. These creators come from every corner of history, united by one thing: their refusal to accept the world as it was.Through vivid storytelling and immersive soundscapes, The Creators brings you stories that are raw, inspiring, and unapologetically bold. Hosted by Rainier Wylde, the podcast transforms history into a visceral journey you won’t want to miss. Join us as we delve into the lives of the rule-breakers, rebels, and revolutionaries who left the world reeling—and radically changed the course of history.Want to go beyond learning about creators, and become one yourself--consider joining The Creators--the membership that helps you unlock your potential, unblock your purpose, and ignite your passion. In this collective, Rainier and others share resources, offer monthly teachings, facilitate workshops, and inspire creativity in every area of life!Create your self alive!

María Sabina (1894–1985) was a Mazatec shaman, healer, and poet whose life bridged the sacred and the worldly. Known as a curandera, she used psilocybin mushrooms—what she called niños santos or "Holy Children"—in ceremonies to heal the sick and connect with the divine. Her chants, rhythmic and poetic, opened pathways to spiritual realms and marked her as a keeper of Indigenous wisdom.Though she became an international symbol of the psychedelic movement, the exposure overwhelmed her community and left her relationship with her people, deeply disrupted. María resisted commodifying her traditions, remaining steadfast in her belief that the mushrooms were tools of healing, not merely recreational pastimes. Today, María Sabina is celebrated as a bridge between Indigenous spirituality and modern medicinal practices.María Sabina, Mujer Espíritu (1979 Documentary)Selections, Volume 2--PoemsTIME LIFE 1957 "Seeking the Magic Mushroom" by Gordon Wasson***History has its heroes, but what about the outlaws, the rebels, and the misfits? Where are the creators who tore down walls and built something new in their place? Enter The Creators, the podcast that uncovers the lives of groundbreaking individuals who didn’t just change the rules—they rewrote them entirely.In short episodes, released multiple times a week, we explore the trials, triumphs, and transformative contributions of creators who shaped history, often at great personal cost. Each episode takes you into the story of one unforgettable individual—some you may know, and some you definitely don’t, but all of them deserve to be remembered. These creators come from every corner of history, united by one thing: their refusal to accept the world as it was.Through vivid storytelling and immersive soundscapes, The Creators brings you stories that are raw, inspiring, and unapologetically bold. Hosted by Rainier Wylde, the podcast transforms history into a visceral journey you won’t want to miss. Join us as we delve into the lives of the rule-breakers, rebels, and revolutionaries who left the world reeling—and radically changed the course of history.Want to go beyond learning about creators, and become one yourself--consider joining The Creators--the membership that helps you unlock your potential, unblock your purpose, and ignite your passion. In this collective, Rainier and others share resources, offer monthly teachings, facilitate workshops, and inspire creativity in every area of life!Create your self alive!

William S. Burroughs (1914–1997) was an American novelist, visual artist, and literary innovator whose work redefined the boundaries of art and culture. A Beat Generation icon and counterculture pioneer, Burroughs is often regarded as a founder of postmodernism. Born into privilege but drawn to society’s margins, he spent much of his life battling heroin addiction and chronicling the lives of those on the fringes—the misfits, addicts, and hucksters. Burroughs was inducted into the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, a moment he met with characteristic irony: “Twenty years ago they were saying I belonged in jail, now they’re saying I belong in their club.”For Further Reading: The Outlaw: The extraordinary life of William S Burroughs William Burrough's and The Cult of Rock N RollWord Virus: A William Burroughs ReaderHistory has its heroes, but what about the outlaws, the rebels, and the misfits? Where are the creators who tore down walls and built something new in their place? Enter The Creators, the podcast that uncovers the lives of groundbreaking individuals who didn’t just change the rules—they rewrote them entirely.In short episodes, released multiple times a week, we explore the trials, triumphs, and transformative contributions of creators who shaped history, often at great personal cost. Each episode takes you into the story of one unforgettable individual—some you may know, and some you definitely don’t, but all of them deserve to be remembered. These creators come from every corner of history, united by one thing: their refusal to accept the world as it was.Through vivid storytelling and immersive soundscapes, The Creators brings you stories that are raw, inspiring, and unapologetically bold. Hosted by Rainier Wylde, the podcast transforms history into a visceral journey you won’t want to miss. Join us as we delve into the lives of the rule-breakers, rebels, and revolutionaries who left the world reeling—and radically changed the course of history.Want to go beyond learning about creators, and become one yourself--consider joining The Creators--the membership that helps you unlock your potential, unblock your purpose, and ignite your passion. In this collective, Rainier and others share resources, offer monthly teachings, facilitate workshops, and inspire creativity in every area of life!Create your self alive!

History has its heroes, but what about the outlaws, the rebels, and the misfits? Where are the creators who tore down walls and built something new in their place? Enter The Creators, the podcast that uncovers the lives of groundbreaking individuals who didn’t just change the rules—they rewrote them entirely.In short episodes, released multiple times a week, we explore the trials, triumphs, and transformative contributions of creators who shaped history, often at great personal cost. Each episode takes you into the story of one unforgettable individual—some you may know, and some you definitely don’t, but all of them deserve to be remembered. These creators come from every corner of history, united by one thing: their refusal to accept the world as it was.Through vivid storytelling and immersive soundscapes, The Creators brings you stories that are raw, inspiring, and unapologetically bold. Hosted by Rainier Wylde, the podcast transforms history into a visceral journey you won’t want to miss. Join us as we delve into the lives of the rule-breakers, rebels, and revolutionaries who left the world reeling—and radically changed the course of history.Find Out More HereWant to go beyond learning about creators, and become one yourself--consider joining The Creators--the membership that helps you unlock your potential, unblock your purpose, and ignite your passion. In this collective, Rainier and others share resources, offer monthly teachings, facilitate workshops, and inspire creativity in every area of life!Create your self alive!