Rebecca Jean is the founder of Nourish Inc., a nutrition company she created from her experience successfully treating an autoimmune digestive disorder with food as medicine.

The multimillion dollar business she founded now serves 3 million meals of healthy food in the workplace each year, employing over 300 people, but even during times of enormous success she has continued to battled with her own relationship to food.

On the podcast, Rebecca Jean and I talk about getting the body you want by nourishing your whole being. We discuss addiction, self-love, practical nutrition tips and alchemizing challenge into triumph.

Life is a festival and the secret to a perfect festival body is nourishment.

Today I’m speaking with Brad Burge, the Strategic Communications Director of MAPS, the Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Studies.

The nonprofit MAPS was founded in 1986 to bring life enhancing psychedelics through the regulatory system to legitimize their use as prescription medicine.

On the podcast, Brad and I talk about harm reduction, his own experiences with entheogens and festivals, and the state of psychedelic research in 2018. Our conversation includes patenting psilocybin, the promises and pitfalls of Ketamine treatment for depression, MDMA and therapy for PTSD, and ayahuasca and cultural appropriation.

Life is a Festival, so let’s keep experimenting and do so wisely.

Today I’m speaking with Gustaf Tadaa, futurist, public speaker and co-creator of The Borderland, the Scandinavian regional Burning Man event. I met Gustaf a few months before I attended The Borderland in 2016 and I have been fascinated with the event and this man ever since.

Unique amongst global gatherings, the Borderland is almost entirely decentralized. That means that it is absolutely up to all the participants to co-create the festival.

On the podcast, Gustaf and I talk about leaderless leadership, why he loves crappy art, how he sees festivals as vehicles for personal growth and why decentralization is so important for that process.

From Nordic LARPing to becoming one of Sweden’s most sought after public speakers Gustaf Tadaa has truly designed his life as a festival.

Follow Gustaf on his website (http://www.guff.se)

Special thanks to my rad producer Ari Andersen (Host of the Millennials Don’t Suck Podcast)

My multi-disciplinary design partner Andy McErlean

And the most delightful dj atish for the truly festive theme song: “Peculiar Colors” [Manjumasi]

Join me for a series of conversations exploring our collective wisdom to inspire a bold courage for life.

Deeply grateful for the truly festive theme song: “Peculiar Colors” [Manjumasi] by DJ https://soundcloud.com/atish

Today I’m speaking to Mikey Lion, renowned House DJ and co-founder of the popular Southern California micro festival Desert Hearts. Mikey talks about Sober October, using his platform to promote personal growth and the secret psychedelic inspiration for Desert Hearts.

Remember, “Life is a Festival, only to the wise.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson