Austin Floyd is a master. He's young and educated beyond measure, but still yearning to learn more every day. He joins the party to talk about simplifying your healthcare and physical fitness regimen. We also go down multiple rabbit holes that may expand your mind into quantum homeostasis. Or they may deteriorate your brain tissue into a state of necrosis. Listen to the whole fucking thing and find out, my loves.

Erick Godsey joins the return to form. We talk the seemingly insurmountable goal of overriding the meatsuit's programs to engage in sex without baggage. As well as transforming yourself, contacting your highest self, the randomness of incarnation, and fairness in this game of life at large.

Adrian Ellison (@adrianellison) of Master Metabolic arrives on the scene to talk about the experience of being part of Onnit/Aubrey Marcus “Fit For Service Mastermind”. Topics included, but not limited to: being a living Russian Doll, hating ecstatic dance, and what the physical architecture of your mind would look like if it were a house.

Learning which U.S. Senators may actually be extraterrestrials is NOT PRACTICAL. Learning what morning routines will strengthen your immune system and self-love is VERY PRACTICAL. See the difference here?

Blake Ford drops in to share his insane story of battling hard drug addiction throughout his young adult life. Struggling to stay afloat and ultimately finding psychedelics as a way to heal and accept himself. Psilocybin, Ayahuasca, LSD, etc. have all been an integral part in growing beyond the sobriety and abstinence model for people like Blake.

It's unfair to say that everyone is an idiot. That's contrary to many ideas discussed on this show. But why do we get so upset with other people's incompetence? And why do we get so caught up in defending our own competence? The world may never know. But it's smart to look into it and how intelligence affects you.

In these tumultuous times, it seems the only answer to our divisions of self is to hug it out. One day, maybe we'll all understand this and the world will just stop for a minute. A kid can dream, right?

The worlds of heavy metal, horror movies, and counter-culture don't have to be so far removed from health and wellness. Death Comes Lifting is the brainchild of Zak Bellante, a personal trainer and fitness coach who wants to see people of all shapes and sizes start to get in the gym... because fitness is for the misfits too.

Veganism, like any other "ism", is a way of thinking, a way of living, and a way of potentially helping. Because of the emotional reaction it stirs up in a lot of us, it can become misunderstood and vegans themselves can become a detriment to their own cause. That being said, while not all vegan ideology is created equal, veganism is one of the best (but not perfect) ways we have to raise consciousness around the planet. Though the mass slaughter of sentient beings exists far away from us and can be easily ignored, its effects echo across the world and we're all subject to them as individuals. How do we fight back against the horrifying reality of death and consumption on this planet? How do we fight back against factory farming and pollution? We try our best. And that's all that veganism is about. TRYING YOUR BEST.

The phrase "my head is a jungle" can be taken one of two ways. Either your head is an untamed, treacherous, and dangerous hellscape filled with violent beasts and terrifying diseases (metaphorically of course). Or your mind is perfectly harmonious and natural, everything existing exactly as it should be. Having this shift in perspective allows you to understand that the ravenous panthers and creeping vines of the mind are exactly where they need to be. And it is possible to coexist with these aspects and thoughts, as long as you surrender to the idea of them eating you one day. In that place of pure submission and harmony, nothing within yourself can ever hurt you.