Peace of Chaos: a podcast by Matt Neal

Kym Kral (@kymkral) returns to the podcast and we get into some stuff. 

If you haven't seen it - here's the SNL Skit we discussed.

The writers of Hacks - Paul W. Downs, Lucia Aniello & Jen Statsky.

Listen, Subscribe & Review Kym's Podcast  - Kral Space.

Here's George Carlin Shitting on Government for 8 minutes.

Amazing - Pink Floyd Pigs (Three Different Ones) "Charade you are" indeed - in this case Roger Waters Live in Mexico nails the cult of personality in Politics. 

MAPS resources:

The Article I read in this episode. Breakthrough Therapy Designation: Streamlining the Path to Approval.

NYTimes article The Psychedelic Revolution Is Coming. Psychiatry May Never Be the Same. And another one here A Psychedelic Drug Passes a Big Test for PTSD Treatment.

Rick Doblin Ted Talk

Maps.org & Maps Public Benefit Corporation

What would you do if you could re-do the pandemic knowing what we now know (still not everything) about covid. what are you happy for? what did you learn? enjoy...

"When you hear hoofbeats, think horses not zebras." - Professor Theodore Woodward 1948

Woodward is credited with coining, in the late 1940s, the medical zebra aphorism (following the principle of Occam's razor) paraphrased variously as: "When you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras." and "When you hear hoofbeats behind you, don't expect to see a zebra.

Paul Slater (@slaterinseattle), co-founder & CEO of BillionMinds (@risingbillion) - a new company with a mission to help people maximize their personal effectiveness -  and  former Microsoft CTO joins me to explain cricket in the most effective way possible...long form conversation and fun banter. We managed to not talk about work at all. It was awesome. Cricket, like life, comes down to the weather, the conditions of the playing field, and time. 

Check out the Way Too Busy podcast by BillionMinds for a weekly deep dive into personal effectiveness with the founders as well as amazing guests and authors from around the business and tech world.

If you want to check it out after listening, Paul suggests you check out the 2019 World Cup England V. New Zealand match. And I am fascinated by the story of Don Bradman.

By day, Paul is the co-founder of BillionMinds. Check it out...

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BillionMinds launches this summer.

Sign up now to be one of the first to try it at www.billionminds.com.

Follow Blake on all the socials @BlakeWexler and here's his website:

Buy his albums on iTunes.

Subscribe to his podcast Blake's Takes for God's Sakes and sign up for his Patreon for some reason.

And here's Rudy Gobert.

Don't miss the Meat Dave Tour sponsored by Bear Mountain BBQ.

Go to DaveWilliamsonComedy.com for tickets and check out the Meat Dave Podcast.

We discovered we are both Modernas, we both are triggered by toilet paper aisles, we are both finding other things to do until we can get back into large rooms of people.

We go deep on making Mead and the Tavern he build in his house during the pandemic, and I think we finalized his plan to start a podcast which explores his heavily religious upbringing and his transformation to the person he is today.  

Check him out and subscribe, like & review the Biofriendly Podcast.

Check out his work on Good Cops, Intermission, and I Had A Bloody Good Time at House Harker.

Solo session where I read and comment on my article about the Synergy of Medicine, Science & Public Benefit and the work being done at MAPS.

Watch this TedTalk from the founder of MAPS, Rick Doblin.

Here's the article if you want to check it out - https://maps.org/news/bulletin/articles/407-bulletin-spring-2016/6100-the-synergy-of-medicine,-science,-and-public-benefit-%E2%80%94-spring-2016

Can we have a simple Humans 101 ? 

A few simple pictures we can all agree on  - one human - one planet - you know, stuff that really shouldn't be a  dispute at all. 

Fundamental truths everyone should know. The ones you don't really need to learn but instead  un-learn as you're indoctrinated into culture and society. Can we re-adjust the baseline to eliminate things like racism just as a start.

We now have the capability to create global messaging. It can be pictures so you don't even need a language to understand it.

I'm sure I'm way too utopian and optimistic about it...but someone has to be to know it's possible. Right?

For your reference:

The Clock Of The Long Now

In the words of Stewart Brand, a founding board member of the foundation, "Such a clock, if sufficiently impressive and well-engineered, would embody deep time for people. It should be charismatic to visit, interesting to think about, and famous enough to become iconic in the public discourse. Ideally, it would do for thinking about time what the photographs of Earth from space have done for thinking about the environment. Such icons reframe the way people think."  Order the book.

Had a great chat with Shawn & Ben about their amazong web series My Death Co. We went through it's origins, how it was shot, the choices they had to make and the many really cool things that happened to get it to screen. This conversation was so interesting and inspiring.  

My Death Co. follows a recently deceased man, Sam (@JonHuck), as he’s forced to work as a grim reaper in the afterlife. Sam has to learn to connect with and bring closure to those on the brink of death and, in doing so, finds meaning in his own (after)life. Created by Shawn McDaniel and Ben Hammond as a method of depicting loss in a more positive light, My Death Co.’s dark humor stands out and invokes a sense of hope in dark times. My Death Co. stars Jon Huck, who has appeared in Comedy Central’s “This is Not Happening” and “Live at Gotham,” as well as MTV’s “Punk’d,” NBC’s “Superstore” and CBS’s “Angel From Hell”. He will also appear later this year in “Hidden in the Heart of Texas: The Official Hide and Go Seek Documentary”. For anyone who knows the struggle of letting go and the healing power of comedy, My Death Co. is sure to be a hit.