Rainbow Brainskull with Ramin Nazer

Alexis Rakun is an artist and author whose work I’ve been a fan of since the early days of IG.

She explores the soul through symbolism, storytelling, and spiritual psychology. Initially drawn to studying psychology, she left her degree behind to pursue art as a means of exploring the inner world. Her creations draw on archetypes, the “wild woman” feminine, and the unseen forces that shape our lives.

Part fairy, part cowboy.

Her art is an invitation to reconnect with your intuition, recognize your own power, and find magic in the world around you.

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Jessica Sele is a Los Angeles based comedian whose teeth were cut sharply in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Her material ranges from sexuality to substance abuse to living in the end times.

Her performances leave audiences to feel that demons have just left their bodies to take the night off.

Jessica has a way of talking about dark, gloomy, depressing things that just makes me laugh. I don't think she gets that same benefit from it, but at least the people listening do!

She has a great podcast called Late Stage Comedy. She also hosts and produces a weekly show at Fred62 in Los Feliz called EATING OUT. Every Wednesday!

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Stella Strzyzowska is a visionary artist whose vibrant, intricate works serve as portals into expanded states of consciousness. Drawing inspiration from the imagination, psychedelic experiences, meditation, and personal healing, her art explores themes of transformation, unity, wonder and the divine feminine.

Strzyzowska's art is not only a personal expression and outlet for story telling, but also a contribution to the broader movement of consciousness expansion aiming to dissolve the illusion of separateness, being a force of unity.

Stella's story is wild. I was a big fan before getting to talk to her, but now I'm a SUPER fan.

A reminder of why transformation is far more interesting than always being perfect.

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For this 100th episode spectacular, I thought it would be fun to do a solo episode where I talk about the history of my Rainbow Brainskull logo.

We explore where it first originated, the various projects that happened afterwards, and what the future may hold for it.

I still have the original ink pen drawing of it, from way before I decided to make it my Official Important Serious Brand Logo.

It's often the non-events that stick with you. The most trivial things sometimes end up actually being the most significant.

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Hannah Bunzey is a full-time artist known for her vibrant and surreal dreamscapes.

After earning a BFA in painting, she transitioned to her current medium of choice, alcohol markers, crafting colorful pieces that blend inspiration from nature with pure imagination. Her spontaneous, “make it up as you go” style defines her work, offering viewers a unique glimpse into fantastical worlds.

Aside from creating her own art, she is passionate about helping other artists grow, sharing her creative process, and offering marketing tips to her online community. She engages with over 200,000 followers on Instagram, TikTok, and Youtube.

Hannah’s artwork has been featured on album covers, puzzles, beer cans, and more. Notably, she won the 2022 Pabst Blue Ribbon can art contest and was a finalist in the 2023 High Arts Contest. Her art prints are also showcased in five galleries across the U.S.

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Colin Frangicetto is an artist and guitarist for the experimental rock band known as Circa Survive. You may also know him from Psychic Babble and This Day Forward.

Colin's work spans music, painting, writing, and podcasting, often exploring the intersections of art, consciousness, spirituality, and growth.

Through decades of creative practice, he has become a thoughtful voice on what it means to live an examined and artistically driven life.

He returns for his 3rd Rainbow Brainskull appearance! Great episode as always.

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Cory Allen is a writer, teacher, and podcast host helping people slow down, think clearly, and live on purpose. His daily insights have become a trusted source of clarity and calm in an overstimulated world.

He’s the author of two books, Now Is the Way and Brave New You, both focused on helping readers reclaim their inner stillness and take ownership of their lives. His podcast, And Then It Hit Me, has been downloaded millions of times and featured by The New York Times for its thoughtful conversations on mindfulness, mindset, and personal transformation.

A daily meditator for over 25 years, Cory has taught thousands of students how to cultivate presence through his online courses Release Into Now and Coming Home, known for their clarity, simplicity, and accessibility.

His work is trusted by people around the world who are ready to stop drifting and start living with clarity, courage, and conscious intention.

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On today's episode, Ramin goes through an old sketchbook and revisits an idea for a book that he never actually made.

It's called IN THE FINAL FUTURE.

Or possibly: HERE AT THE END OF TIME.

Maybe I'll actually draw the whole thing sometime in the next year or two.

I've wanted to do more solo episodes but I didn't want to just ramble about whatever. But after going through lots of old sketchbooks and notes I've written over the years, I thought it would be cool to talk about some stuff that never got finished. YET..

Also, a surprise guest visits at the end.

The surprise guest is MEGAN GAILEY!

She is one of the funniest people there is right now and has a new special called:

Watch it here.

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The Ungoogleable Michaelangelo returns for his 5th appearance on the Rainbow Brainskull podcast!

Originating in The Netherlands, The Ungoogleable Michaelangelo is a creator of cosmic, comedic, and contemplative content, here to serve The Lore. Also known as a "Bardo Bard," he is a multi-dimensional artist and storyteller with a psychoactive personality and oracular sensibilities.

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Ambrosia Matthews returns for her 3rd Rainbow Brainskull Podcast appearance!

Ambrosia is a psychic medium and a channel who has been able to see, hear and communicate with spirits since the age of 5.

She has been working as a professional intuitive since 2018, offering psychic medium readings to help people heal, gain clarity, and connect with their loved ones in spirit.

Additionally, Ambrosia is a channel for a collection of Arcturian energy, referred to as The Arc9. This Arcturian energy came through several years ago in order to help humanity ascend and understand their human experience.

On this episode, Ambrosia channels the Arc9 LIVE ON AIR while Ramin asks them questions.

Here is the link to the event happening on 4/4 at 4PM EST:

If you're too late, don't worry. You can still watch the replay!

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