Whiz breaks this episode up in half. He debriefs what’s currently going on in the world including Biden still waiting to respond to 3 dead Army soldiers. Later in the podcast he starts debriefing his experience sitting with ketamine in Malibu with Zappy Zapolin.

Whiz and No Fallen Heroes Director of Medicine Operations Nicole Fox debrief the ‘goods’ and ‘others’ from 2023 and preview what’s ahead for 2024. Whiz also shares how the medicine reveals truth, and that truth isn’t good or bad, it just is. He shares some recent personal struggles, wanting to show that the medicine requires ‘work’ and integration in order for there to be significant healing. Nicole and Whiz tease some big things on the radar for the No Fallen Heroes Foundation and other healing projects.

After more recent ‘attacks’ from so-called religious people, Whiz digs in again to share his thoughts on being religious versus spiritual, taking issue with someone who recently said he didn’t experience God, his father, or sister Monica – but ‘demons’. He questions how religious people can be so intolerant and judgmental, believing they alone know the true way to experience God. He digs into the Gnostic Gospels and the reasons behind their exclusion from the Bible (power and money) and how the use of psychedelics predates Christianity. Whiz explores why the Gospel of Thomas for example was not included in the Bible: specifically, the gnostic themes of knowledge and self-reflection over sacraments such as baptism and Holy Communion. According to this Gospel Jesus said the kingdom of God is within and spread all around us. The focus on inner work in the Gospel of Thomas leads one to believe that the kingdom of God is not a final destination but a state of self-discovery. He reminds listeners of his love for ALL no matter their religious beliefs or what they think of him.

In part 2 with Whiz and Chicken the guys take a dive deep into the importance of integration after sitting with the medicine. Without proper integration it may only be an experience, or in some cases a negative experience. As Whiz often says – “5% is the medicine, 95% is the integration”. Chicken also briefs the importance of informing a partner or loved one prior to a journey. The change over a short period of time can be radical and those at home need to be prepared. In his leadership position and with these medicines being legal in Colorado, Chris is working to put the ladder down for the first responders he cares for. Chicken plans on being part of the No Fallen Heroes team as they look to do more healing retreats in the Rocky Mountain state.

Whiz sits with Chris ‘Chicken’ Macklin, a Colorado first responder for over 30 years who recently took part in the No Fallen Heroes Foundation’s first healing retreat in the United Staes. Chris responded to the Columbine High School massacre in 1999. He thought he compartmentalized this horror and many of the other tragedies he experienced but his trauma surfaced in several unproductive ways. By the grace of God Chris attended the Veteran and First Responder dinner over the summer in Denver where Whiz gave the keynote. Chris was deeply moved by Whiz’s healing journey and immediately called his wife – ‘I’m going to do this.’ Chicken tells listeners of the nervousness he endured pulling up to the ranch…but he pulled down the driveway and his healing journey began. Learn about his incredible healing journey with psilocybin and 5 MEO DMT.

Star of the show ‘Booze Traveler’ Jack Maxwell, and Tracy Trost, direct of American Homecoming, joined Whiz in the studio. They were in town for the No Fallen Heroes Christmas party, along with many other donors and supporters. Jack briefs about his battle with (and beating) cancer, along with his new project ‘Spirit Qwest’. He’s also agreed to sit with the medicine next year on a retreat with our heroes. Tracy briefs listeners on what is sure to be a hit show about remodeling and building homes for our nations disabled veterans.

Whiz debriefs an EPIC week in Aspen raising money for the No Fallen Heroes Foundation and Colorado Extreme, a non-profit that provides grants to underprivileged kids who want to play hockey. From Southwest Airlines, to a helicopter, to the No Fallen Heroes fighter jet, Whiz and his soon Matthew Jr flew across the country to Colorado. Whiz flew hall of famer Henrik Lundqvist of the New York Rangers, and NHL great Scottie Upshall, from the Missin Curfew podcast. The NHL alumni game was a sight to behold, and his buddy Dustin Lynch was also on hand for the weekend. Whiz also looks back at an incredible year for No Fallen Heroes and looks forward to an even better 2024.

In this very special episode Whiz REALLY lowers the average with an Army helo pilot (a little interservice rivalry) and recent No Fallen Heroes Foundation grant recipient Brent Rassat. Brent briefs his incredible service to America, serving as a tanker and then transitioning to warrant officer and the cockpit a HH-60M medevac helicopter of the 101st Airborne Division. He debriefs the harrowing flight conditions and missions in Afghanistan along with the trauma he suffered not only in combat but in his departure from the Army. After 14 years of honorable service Brent gets a handshake from a civil servant and starts to transition to civilian life. Brent tells of the tough times and how he found the No Fallen Heroes Foundation and briefs listeners of the medicine pre-flight prep, sitting with the medicine in Colorado, and his integration. After healing with psychedelic assisted therapy Brent won the war with himself and is an eagle once again.

In this controversial episode Whiz confronts some of his detractors, so-called ‘religious’ people who believe healing medicines that have been used for thousands and thousands of years are evil or instruments of the devil. He asks how being a better father, husband, and human, and how finding his faith in God again with these medicines is evil and the work of ‘satan’. He tells listeners to check out ‘The Immortality Key’, an investigative work written by Brian Muraresku, to see the history of psychedelics and how they predate Christianity. He talks about the big difference between being religious and spiritual and recalls the horrors committed throughout history in the name of ‘god’. He also invites listeners to check out gospels that were not included in the Bible and to reflect on why. Whiz tells listeners that if we saw each other as we are – perfect souls – there would be no more war.

MUST LISTEN: action packed episode. Whiz tells listeners that the No Fallen Heroes Foundation was selected as non-profit of the year by thousands of Microdose voters. He announces the launch of the Maverick Mind healing supplement product line, a joint venture between No Fallen Heroes LLC and My Crew Doses Inc. He also announces the launch of No Fallen Heroes merchandise, brought to you by Mental Joe. He also debriefs a ‘Hunt for Red October’ moment from Colorado…telling listeners to be careful what they wish for! He ends on the war in the middle east and how there can be no equivocation with terrorism. The world needs healing – fast – before it’s too late.