Living in Gabon for 50 years, Tatayo was the first westerner to be initiated into the Bwiti Fang iboga tradition. He joins us on Adventures Through The Mind to discuss what he has learned about Bwiti after living in Gabon and working with iboga.
Carlos Tanner, director of The Ayahuasca Foundation, shares with us what he has learned about healing childhood trauma with ayahuasca.
What does the psychedelic experience offer us in so far as the meaning of being in relationship?
Robert ‘Rio’ Hahn, founding father of amazonian ethnobotanical fieldwork, presents an explorer’s mindset for psychedelic journeys.
Each a leader in the field of psilocybin therapy and medicine, Francoise and Rosalind are on the show to talk with each other about psilocybin for depression, trauma, dying; as well as integration, the role of community in getting the most out of our psychedelic experiences, why the depression comes back after psilocybin therapy, and the challenges of being a woman in psychedelic research.
Greg Kieser is on the show to explore a hypothetical future where society is led by Super Aware Intelligence Machines as a framework to talk about systems thinking, supersystemic thinking, idea ecologies, the two cognitive impediments that prevent humanity from solving the largest problems it faces, and where psychedelics are sewn into the mix.
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Watch: Listen: This week’s episode features an interview with Mark Wolynn. Mark is a leading expert on inherited family trauma. He is also the director of the Family Constellation Institute…
Watch: Listen: We welcome mycologist and author Robert Rogers to the show for this episode of the Adventures Through The Mind Podcast. He is the author of over 40…
Watch: Listen Here: PART 1 – Episode PART 2 – Q&A download Part 2 by right-clicking ‘save as’ here. The first episode of 2017! Number 40, featuring Nicole Bradford,…
We will examine moving from complicit behaviours in systemic racism, environmental racism that could be examined and confronted with consciousness and heart-centered accountability, particularly in the above cultures. Ultimately we will look at how to center and support indigenous-led front lines that need us to stand together for the water and future generations in Standing Rock and all lands and waters threatened by corporate greed and governments.
Malcolm is a prolific food educator, chocolate maker, and the owner and visionary behind The Light Cellar, which is considered to be one of the premier superfood stores in North America. I have known Malcolm for many years now and his work has had an important impact on my own life, it is an honour to have him on the show.
Watch: Listen: This episode welcomes TEDx alumni Erica Wohldmann. She is is a scientist and a passionate environmentalist with a jointPh.D.D in cognitive psychology and cognitive science from the University of…
Watch Listen: On today’s episode, I am happy to introduce, Daniel Waterman. He is a philosopher, artist, writer, and Ayahuasca provider based in the Netherlands. He is also…
Watch: Listen: Another episode of ATTMind Radio has come to fruit and I am happy to announce the guest is Jef Baker. From his bio: Jef is a Cultural…
Watch: Listen: While touring Australia, I had the opportunity to sit down with Sebastian Job, Ph.D. Him and I originally met in 2014 through Rak Razam while we are all…
Watch Listen: So you want to be enlightened? Well, here are 17 questions and answers about enlightenment from the professor, author, and host of The Entheogenic Evolution, Martin…
Watch: Listen: The somewhat painful emergence out of the “Just Say No” fallacy of the Nancy Reagan DARE moment is underway at the cutting edge of festival and…
Yarrow Willard, Clinical/Master Herbalist, co-visionary of the Harmonic Arts Botanical Dispensary and self-proclaimed ‘Herbal Jedi” is this episode’s guest. He joins us to explore the potentials of plants and the natural world in training the material and non-material potentials residing in each of us.
