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Greg is an accomplished stand-up, a four-time Emmy-winning writer, and a host on TV, radio and his own podcasts.  Host of the popular FitzDog Radio podcast, as well as the Sunday Papers and the Childish podcasts, Greg has made more than 20 visits to The Joe Rogan Experience and 50 visits to The Howard Stern Show, and one hundred on The Adam Carolla Show.  Howard gave Greg his own show on SiriusXM, which ran for more than ten years.  He’s done dozens of appearances on all the late-night talk shows including Letterman, The Tonight Show, Conan O’Brien and Jimmy Kimmel.

In this Podcast, Greg Fitzsimmons shares his journey through the world of comedy, discussing the balance between fame and family, the creative process behind writing, and the impact of podcasts on the comedy landscape. He reflects on his experiences in the industry, the challenges of writing a book, and the importance of friendship and support in navigating a career in entertainment. In this conversation, Greg shares his experiences with investigative reporting, the impact of media on public awareness, and the challenges of censorship. He discusses the importance of mentorship in comedy, his journey of overcoming addiction, and the daily rituals that help him maintain balance. The conversation also delves into the exploration of psychedelics for personal growth and the significance of confronting fear to live a fuller life.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Connection

02:56 The Journey of a Comedian

05:58 Balancing Fame and Family

09:02 The Creative Process of Writing

11:52 The Impact of Podcasts on Comedy

14:50 The Challenges of Writing a Book

18:14 Friendship and Support in the Industry

30:43 The Risks of Investigative Reporting

33:10 The Impact of Media on Public Awareness

34:04 Navigating Censorship and Shadow Banning

37:04 Mentorship in Comedy

41:30 Overcoming Addiction and Finding Balance

46:10 Daily Rituals and Mindfulness Practices

51:42 Exploring Psychedelics and Personal Growth

53:14 Confronting Fear and Embracing Vulnerability

Contact Greg and find his podcast, tour dates and book:

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In this conversation, Dr. Gábor Somlyai discusses the relationship between deuterium levels and cancer, emphasizing the importance of diet and deuterium depleted water (DDW) in cancer prevention and treatment. He shares insights from his research, highlighting how deuterium affects cellular processes and cancer cell growth. The conversation also touches on practical applications of DDW, the challenges faced in the scientific community, and the future of deuterium research in mainstream medicine. In this conversation, Gábor Somlyai discusses the escalating costs of cancer therapy and the urgent need for effective solutions. He emphasizes the importance of deuterium depleted water (DW) in cancer treatment and the necessity of integrating it with existing therapies. The conversation also touches on the profit-driven motives within the healthcare system, the impact of lifestyle choices on health, and the challenges faced in gaining institutional support for innovative treatments. Somlyai advocates for a proactive approach to health, encouraging individuals to take charge of their well-being through diet and lifestyle changes.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Deuterium and Cancer

02:53 The Role of Diet in Cancer Prevention

05:58 Understanding Deuterium: A Historical Perspective

08:47 Research Findings on Deuterium Depletion

12:12 Deuterium Depleted Water: Practical Applications

14:51 Hydrogen Water and Its Implications

18:00 Preventing Cancer with Deuterium Depleted Water

21:04 Challenges and Future of Deuterium Research

23:52 Integrating Deuterium Depletion into Cancer Therapy

26:51 The Road Ahead for Deuterium Research

29:42 The Rising Cost of Cancer Care

32:42 Profit Motives in Healthcare

33:56 The Impact of Lifestyle on Health

35:11 Deuterium Depleted Water: Usage and Efficacy

38:33 Combining Treatments for Better Outcomes

43:39 Challenges in Gaining Institutional Support

46:49 Future Directions and Research Needs

50:33 Living a Healthy Life: Key Takeaways

The views and opinions in this podcast are not to be taken as advice or facts.  Do not refer to this podcast for medical advice. These are just opinions of the host and the guest. 

Contact Dr. Gábor Somlyai https://hyd.hu/en/home-2/

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Keywords

deuterium, cancer, deuterium depleted water, diet, metabolic disease, cancer prevention, hydrogen water, health, nutrition, research, cancer therapy, deuterium depleted water, healthcare costs, lifestyle diseases, profit motives, health awareness, cancer treatment, preventative health, oncologist recommendations, research and development

At the beginning of 2020, Dr. Peter McCullough was a highly regarded practicing physician, program director, teacher, and clinical investigator at a major academic medical center in Dallas, TX. 

We were using different language to avoid being removed from platforms. In this conversation, Dr. Peter McCullough discusses his background as a physician and academic, his experiences during the 2020 pandemic, and the implications of the "JAB" development and public health responses. He highlights the lack of early treatment protocols, the emergence of mass formation psychosis among the public, and the potential dangers of gain-of-function research. Dr. McCullough also addresses the challenges of correlating "JAB"-related illnesses and the syndicate of organizations influencing global health policies. In this conversation, Dr. Peter McCullough discusses the implications of "JAB", particularly focusing on the risks of blood clots and myocarditis. He highlights the orchestrated censorship of medical information regarding the pandemic treatments and "JAB", emphasizing the long-term effects of the "Va%"  and the evolving safety of these products. Dr. McCullough also addresses the psychological impact of "Jab" beliefs, the risks of over-"Treatment"  in children, and the historical context of "JAB" practices. He shares his protocols for post-"JAB" care and reflects on the personal costs he has faced for speaking out against mainstream narratives, concluding with alarming statistics on "JAB"-related deaths.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background of Dr. Peter McCullough

02:59 The Emergence of the Pandemic and Early Responses

05:52 Concerns Over "THE JAB" and Public Health Responses

09:13 Mass Formation Psychosis and Public Compliance

11:59 The Role of Research and Development in Pandemics

15:03 The Impact of "JAB" on Public Health

18:09 The Controversy Surrounding SV40 and Cancer Risks

20:50 The Syndicate Behind Global Health Policies

24:11 The Challenge of Correlating Illnesses to "JABS"

26:51 Recommendations for Public Awareness and Action

30:32 Understanding Blood Clots and Myocarditis

33:34 The Orchestrated Censorship of Medical Information

37:53 The Long-Term Effects of "JABS"

40:56 The Evolving Safety of "THE JAB"

43:00 The Psychological Impact of "JAB" Beliefs

45:12 The Risks of Over-"JAB" in Children

46:56 The Historical Context of "JAB Practices

52:21 The Business Model Behind "JAB" 

54:20 Protocols for Post-"JAB" Care

56:08 The Personal Cost of Speaking Out

59:12 The Alarming Statistics on "JAB"-Related Deaths

⁠https://www.petermcculloughmd.com/⁠

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Dr. Anna Machin is a doctor of evolutionary anthropology, a writer and broadcaster. She is world renowned for her work in the science and anthropology of close human relationships. Anna Machin delves into the intricate nature of love, discussing its biological and cultural dimensions. She emphasizes the complexity of love beyond romantic relationships, exploring various forms of love, including spiritual and inter-species love. The discussion transitions into the topic of monogamy, where Machin highlights the evolutionary aspects and societal pressures surrounding it. The conversation also addresses the darker sides of love, including manipulation and cultural narratives that can lead to unhealthy relationships. Finally, they touch on modern dating dynamics, particularly the challenges posed by online dating and societal expectations. In this conversation, Anna Machin discusses the significant hormonal changes that occur in fathers upon becoming parents, including a drop in testosterone and an increase in bonding hormones. She emphasizes that these changes are crucial for developing a strong bond with their children. The discussion also covers the cultural influences on fatherhood, the unique experiences of adoptive and single parents, and the evolving role of fathers in modern society. Machin highlights the importance of love and connection in parenting, regardless of biological ties.

Anna is a pioneer of fatherhood science and is unique in her approach to the study of human love combining studies, techniques, and explanations from both the biological and social sciences. She spent over 12 years at the University of Oxford within the Social and Evolutionary Neuroscience Research Group (SENRG), led by Professor Robin Dunbar, focusing in particular on fatherhood and the genetics and neurobiology of love. She is fascinated by the full spectrum of human love and has carried out studies exploring romantic, friendship, parental, religious, and parasocial love. She is currently working with a team to explore the impact of AI on the future of love.

Anna is passionate about public engagement in science. She has written two popular science books – Life of Dad (2018) and Why We Love (2022) – and has worked with broadcasters in the UK and abroad including the BBC, ABC in Australia, NPR and Hulu in the USA, Arte in France and ZDF in Germany. She has written for the New York Times, The Guardian, The Observer, The i and New Scientist magazine, among others. She is the presenter of the How We Are Wired podcast which is funded by The Bertarelli Foundation.

Chapters

00:00 Exploring the Complexity of Love

12:04 Monogamy: Myths and Realities

24:02 The Dark Side of Love and Cultural Pressures

27:43 The Hormonal Shift of Fatherhood

33:43 The Life of Dad: Insights and Discoveries

40:42 Cultural Influences on Fatherhood

52:17 The Future of Fatherhood Research

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Connect with Anna Machin: annamachin.com 

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Ryan Anderson and Rob Kurzban delve into the intricacies of evolutionary psychology, exploring how evolutionary principles can inform our understanding of social behavior, ideology, and human relationships. They discuss the impact of social media on belief systems, the challenges faced by social sciences, and the complexities of human emotions and hypocrisy. The conversation also touches on the evolution of monogamy in the context of modern dating apps and the implications of technology on human relationships, ultimately questioning the nature of free will in light of these discussions. In this conversation, Rob Kurzban and Ryan Anderson explore the complex interplay between free will and determinism, the therapeutic potential of psychedelics, and the implications of drug policy on cognitive liberty. They discuss the challenges posed by regulatory frameworks, the evolution of psychological paradigms, and the current state of academic institutions. The conversation culminates in a reflection on the importance of truth in science and the potential dangers of cultural engineering loss of freedom of speech.

⁠Robert Kurzban is a published author and freelance writer⁠ with a passion for working with nonprofits.

Acclaimed for his ability to adapt age old ideas for the modern era, Kurzban is known for delving into theories behind morality, personal belief systems and even politics. ⁠His work⁠, which includes everything from journal contributions and articles to full-length texts, has earned Kurzban over 14,000 citations in Google Scholar.  In recent years, the eloquent published author has used his talent for the benefit of the non-profit sector as a grant writer and ⁠Director or Development with Garces Foundation⁠.  

Robert Kurzban uses scientific ideas to investigate social life. More specifically, he looks at the strategic function of morality—why people are moral or virtuous, and the reasons we judge the acts of others as right or wrong. He also studies why we want to punish those who commit wrongful acts. (Note: ⁠Robert has recently started a freelance writing business⁠. You can now learn more about it at the new website for ⁠RE Writers⁠.)

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Evolutionary Psychology

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Randy Slack shares his journey as an artist and the evolution of his event, Chaos Theory, which celebrates its 24th year. He discusses the importance of community and mentorship on his journey as an artist. Randy shares his story of 20 years of sobriety and the challenges along the way.  The conversation delves into the duality of life and art, the challenges faced, and the significance of gratitude and humility. Randy emphasizes the necessity of feeling emotions and finding appreciation in shaping his artistic expression, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of the flow state in creativity. 

Chapters

00:00 The Art of Chaos Theory: An Introduction

02:51 The Evolution of Chaos Theory: 24 Years of Art

06:11 Randy's Artistic Journey: From Childhood to Today

09:04 Sobriety and Creativity: A Personal Transformation

12:14 Finding Balance: The Duality of Life and Art

15:08 The Importance of Mentorship in the Arts

17:58 Navigating the Artistic Community: Challenges and Triumphs

21:13 The Role of Gratitude in Artistic Expression

23:52 The Impact of Addiction on Creativity

27:09 The Flow State: Art, Life, and the Creative Process

29:56 Legacy and Influence: Leaving a Mark on the World

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Rad TV.  Randy and Doug TV

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Kyle Kingsbury shares his journey of self-discovery, mental health struggles, and the transformative power of community, nature and plant medicines. Kyle shares his story of how he overcame suicidal tendencies and transformed his life by creating meaning and living a life of service.  He discusses the importance of vulnerability, the role of nature in healing, and the balance between light and dark in our lives. Through lived experience and insights, he emphasizes the need for connection, both with ourselves and with others and with nature. Kyle encourages the need to take action and seek truth.  Kyle Played football at ASU and fought in the UFC in his developmental years and found many different mentors and teachers throughout his life that led him to be the man that he is today.  Kyle Loves life, Freedom and most of all, his family.  He is a fascinating and intelligent human being.  

Chapters

02:54 Transformational Practices

06:09 The Journey of Self-Discovery

08:56 The Dark Side of Mental Health

12:12 The Role of Plant Medicine

15:04 The Fight for Purpose and Identity

17:58 The Impact of Community and Connection

20:54 Navigating the Darkness

24:03 The Importance of Nature and Grounding

27:12 The Balance of Light and Dark

29:57 Lessons from Parenting and Nature

33:04 Seeking Truth in a Complex World

35:57 The Power of Breath and Presence

38:54 Final Thoughts and Reflections

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Marc Champagne is a best-selling author, podcast host, keynote speaker, and mental fitness strategist who helps corporate teams and individuals enhance their mental well-being. Leveraging insights gained from over 350 interviews and studying leading minds such as Kobe Bryant, Maya Angelou, Coco Chanel, and Stephen Hawking, Marc trains people to ask better quality questions so they can clear out mental clutter, release pent-up stress, expand their clarity, and rev up performance.

In this conversation, Marc Champagne discusses his journey as a mental fitness strategist, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection, journaling, and the power of questions in enhancing mental well-being. He shares insights on integrating breathwork and somatic practices into mental fitness routines and the process of writing his book.The conversation highlights the importance of a balanced approach to mental fitness, encouraging listeners to slow down and appreciate the present moment.

He is the author of the best-selling book, *Personal Socrates: Better Questions, Better Lives*; host of the top-50 ranked podcast *Behind The Human*; co-founder of *KYO*, a journaling app that reached 86.9 million people; and a sought-after speaker who provides mental fitness strategies to Fortune 500 companies such as VaynerMedia, Google Pixel, Procter & Gamble, Coca-Cola, LinkedIn, and many more.

"We are all one question away from a completely different life" – Marc Champagne**

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Mental Fitness and Strategy

02:58 The Journey of Mental Fitness Development

06:03 The Power of Questions in Mental Fitness

09:02 Practical Applications of Mental Fitness

12:02 Integrating Breathwork and Somatic Practices

15:00 The Process of Writing a Book

18:01 Exploring the Psychedelic Movement

21:03 The Importance of Integration in Psychedelic Experiences

 https://www.mchampagne.com/

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Ryan Anderson has a conversation with Norman Ohler about his book ‘Tripped”. A provocative new history of drugs and postwar America, examining the untold story of how Nazi experiments into psychedelics covertly influenced CIA research and secretly shaped the War on Drugs We discuss the history of MKULTRA and the corruption of Big Pharma as it relates to the war on drugs. They discuss the dark history of LSD, including its use by the CIA and the Nazis, and the influence of pharmaceutical companies on drug regulation. They discuss MAPS and some of the issues with investors and incentives driving outcomes. They also touch on the flaws of the medical model and the need for regulation of big business. The conversation explores the risks and potential benefits of psychedelics and the importance of changing societal attitudes towards drugs. Norman discusses his new book project on the history of psychedelics and the role of drugs in different eras of history. Ryan suggests people for Norman to interview for his new book, including Dennis McKenna and Paul Stamets, Brian Muraresku, and Robert Forte. They discuss the corruption of the private prison system and the harms caused by drub prohibition at large.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background

03:00 The Dark History of LSD

09:23 The Influence of Pharmaceutical Companies

16:34 Regulating Big Business and Shifting Attitudes

28:00 Introduction and Overview of Norman's New Book

32:04 The Potential of Psychedelics as Medicine

36:50 The Countercultural Movement: Revolution or Reform?

40:13 The Need for a Different Understanding of Who We Are

42:41 Exploring the Dark and Dirty Truths of History

46:10 Questioning Authority and Breaking Down Walls

48:30 Parting Thoughts and Recommendations

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 Connect with NORMAN OHLER: https://www.normanohler.de/

Brian Muraresku The immortality Key book  https://brianmuraresku.com/

Edward Bernays book Propaganda.  "The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society. Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country. ...We are governed, our minds are molded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested, largely by men we have never heard of. This is a logical result of the way in which our democratic society is organized. Vast numbers of human beings must cooperate in this manner if they are to live together as a smoothly functioning society. ...In almost every act of our daily lives, whether in the sphere of politics or business, in our social conduct or our ethical thinking, we are dominated by the relatively small number of persons...who understand the mental processes and social patterns of the masses. It is they who pull the wires which control the public mind."

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Keywords

LSD, history, Alzheimer's, CIA, Nazis, pharmaceutical companies, medical model, regulation, psychedelics, drug policy, history of psychedelics, drugs, eras of history, identity, psychoactive compounds, countercultural movement, prison system, psychedelics as medicine, Alzheimer's

The dark side of the psychedelic movements and the hype surrounding it. Will Hall discusses the corruption and abuse within the psychedelic therapy community, including the scandals involving therapists who violated their patients. He shares his personal story.  He highlights the need for caution, critical thinking, and honest conversations about the risks and benefits of psychedelics. The conversation also touches on the commercialization and commodification of psychedelics, the military's interest in using psychedelics, and the importance of community-based approaches to psychedelic use. The conversation explores the dangers and ethical concerns surrounding the use of psychedelics in therapy. It delves into the power dynamics between therapists and clients, the potential for abuse and manipulation, and the need for caution and critical thinking in the psychedelic space. It also emphasizes the importance of community, connection, and addressing societal issues rather than focusing solely on individual therapy. Breathwork and other alternative modalities are highlighted as safer and more empowering alternatives to psychedelics. 

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background

02:53 The Dark Side of the Psychedelic movements

07:41 Psychedelic Exceptionalism and Lack of Critical Thinking

18:45 Abuse and Cover-ups in the Psychedelic Therapy Community

28:31 The Need for Caution and Honesty in Psychedelic Use

40:15 Commercialization and Military Interest in Psychedelics

51:38 The Importance of Community-Based Approaches

54:09 The Danger of Therapist Power

01:01:58 Addressing the Cultural Sickness

01:05:04 Exploring Safer Alternatives to Psychedelics

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Neşe Devenot https://x.com/neselsd?lang=en

Power Trip on Cover Story is a new investigative podcast.The first season, Power Trip, uncovers the secrets and exposes the darkest corners of the psychedelic movements.  psymposia- https://www.psymposia.com/powertrip-2/

MAPS is an MDMA therapy cult https://chemicalpoetics.substack.com/p/maps-is-an-mdma-therapy-cult

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