Daily Mushroom Podcast

In this episode of the Daily Mushroom Podcast, we have the CEO of Silo Wellness, Douglas Gordon. Silo Wellness offers legal, psychedelic retreats in Jamaica and Oregon. Their mission is heavily rooted in the education around the physical and mental benefits of mushrooms. We hope you enjoy this one!

On this episode of the Daily Mushroom, we have Peg Peters, a former minister who is setting up a ketamine-assisted psychotherapy clinic just outside of Vancouver, BC. Peg discovered psychedelics in his mid 40s, taking a 6g dose of psilocybin mushrooms while accompanied by a therapist. Peg explains the influence that psychedelics have had on religion historically, as well as how his trip changed the way he views God. 

In the episode of the Daily Mushroom we have Tony, CEO of Fresh Cap. Tony's knowledge on mushrooms is deep and expansive and stems from a childhood fascination with these magnificent fungi. If you want to learn more about the benefits of functional mushrooms, this podcast is for you

In this episode of the Daily Mushroom Podcast, we're joined by Kieran Cuddihy -- a Special Ops Vet who was a long-time sufferer of chronic neck pain and PTSD. In this episode, we dive into how a single DMT trip eliminated his pain, the lasting impact psychedelics have had on his PTSD, and more. Tune in now.

Julia Joyes is a neuroscientist and research director at Therapsil, a leading non profit organization making a difference to mental health in Canada. In this episode, we take a closer look at psilocybin’s impact on the brain.

Dave Philips, a registered clinical counselor, has integrated psychedelic therapy into his practice. Dave talks about how he is training the next generation of psychedelic counselors and how he started in this extraordinary field.

Lenny Kerman is a strategic financial consultant who works with various psilocybin and cannabis companies. He talks about how he's invested in the space and has some valuable information for those looking to invest as well.

Natasha Fearnley is a registered nurse the clinical intake director for the non profit organization Therapsil.

Paula talks about why she got into this field of work, how it relates to her, and what she's learned about herself and others through her many experiences.

In this episode Thomas Hartle, the first Canadian to be given legal access to psilocybin therapy in Canada, shares his profound stories.