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Holistic psychiatrist and bestselling author Ellen Vora joins The New York Times’ Michael Barbaro, host of The Daily, for a conversation about her provocative new book Season of the Witch: A Psychiatrist’s Case For Magic — an invitation to reclaim intuition, embodiment, and mystery as essential forms of intelligence.
According to Vora, every woman possesses a natural connection to magic — but our culture teaches us to disavow it. Drawing on her work at the intersection of psychiatry, functional medicine, and holistic healing, Vora argues that modern life has encouraged us to suppress ways of knowing that are deeply human — and that reconnecting with them can transform how we care for ourselves, our relationships, and our communities.
Inspired in part by her own experience of grief, Vora explores what it means to embrace a fuller vision of health — one that honors both scientific understanding and the aspects of life that resist easy explanation. In Season of the Witch, she outlines five practices for cultivating presence, trusting inner wisdom, and restoring a sense of connection in an increasingly fragmented world. In a thoughtful, provocative conversation, Vora and Barbaro explore the forces shaping our emotional lives, the growing desire for meaning in a culture of optimization, and how reclaiming intuition can make us more resilient.
Don’t miss these longtime friends for a conversation examining the tension between skepticism and belief, evidence and experience, and consider how we might rediscover a system of belief and being that incorporates wonder — one that is grounded, curious, and open to the mystery of what makes us fully alive.
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Ellen Vora, MD, is a holistic psychiatrist, acupuncturist, and yoga teacher, and the author of The Anatomy of Anxiety. She takes a functional medicine approach to mental health — considering the whole person and addressing imbalance at the root. Dr. Vora received her BA from Yale University and her medical degree from Columbia University, and she is board-certified in psychiatry and integrative holistic medicine. She lives in New York City with her husband and daughter.
Michael Barbaro created and hosts The Daily, the wildly popular five-day-a-week podcast from The New York Times. Since its creation, in 2017, at the beginning of the Trump presidency, The Daily has become the most popular news podcast in the world, with more than three million listeners. The Daily has won an Alfred I. duPont–Columbia University Award for audio excellence and has been named a top podcast of the year by Time, Entertainment Weekly, The Atlantic, Esquire, Adweek, The New Yorker, and New York Magazine.
On stage, Barbaro tells the story of The Daily’s creation and how it embraces new forms of storytelling to confront the media industry’s biggest challenge: distrust from the public. He describes his own journey, from the highest ranks of political journalism to podcasting, and the lessons he’s learned from both phases of his career. He explains, with striking candor, the state of the media today. And, tapping into his work at The Washington Post and The New York Times, he provides audiences with an informed, nonpartisan perspective on the biggest stories of our time.
Before hosting The Daily, Barbaro was a national political correspondent for The New York Times and host of The Run-Up, a podcast about the 2016 presidential race. Previously, he covered New York’s City Hall and the US retail industry. Upon graduation from Yale in 2002, with a bachelor’s degree in history, he joined the Washington Post as a reporter covering the biotechnology industry, eventually joining The New York Times in 2005.
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