By Gwella
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The podcast currently has 25 episodes available.
Peter is joined by Tim Sae Koo. He exited his first tech startup in 2018 and then backpacked around the world for all of 2019. Tim is an eternal student on a mission of supporting the elevation of consciousness with heart-led leaders through intentional psychedelic experiences. And he loves creating self-funded, profitable businesses while advising, mentoring, and angel investing in meaningful companies that speak to his heart.
In this episode Peter & Tim talk about how & why Tim landed in Costa Rica, seeking his mom’s approval, following a vision from Ayahuasca, the Ego & work, angel investing, medicine music, Tim’s experience learning to sing, play instruments, and express rhythmic vibrations, the power of 1heart, the themes that hold driven people back, the difference between Mushrooms being the like a Child, and Ayahuasca being like a Grandmother.
Tim’s Site: https://www.timsaekoo.com/
1heart’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/1heartjourneys/
1heart’s Site: https://www.1heart.com/
1heart’s 5 Lessons From 500 Leaders On Ayahuasca Retreats: https://www.1heart.com/five-lessons-from-guiding-five-hundred-leaders-on-ayahuasca-retreats/
Reunion Sugar Beach: http://reunioncostarica.org/
Gwella’s Podcast Home: https://gwellamushrooms.blog/super-psychedelic
Gwella’s Store: https://gwella.store
Social Media Handles: @gwellamushrooms
Peter is joined by Tim Sae Koo. He exited his first tech startup in 2018 and then backpacked around the world for all of 2019. Tim is an eternal student on a mission of supporting the elevation of consciousness with heart-led leaders through intentional psychedelic experiences. And he loves creating self-funded, profitable businesses while advising, mentoring, and angel investing in meaningful companies that speak to his heart.
In this episode Peter & Tim talk about how & why Tim landed in Costa Rica, seeking his mom’s approval, following a vision from Ayahuasca, the Ego & work, angel investing, medicine music, Tim’s experience learning to sing, play instruments, and express rhythmic vibrations, the power of 1heart, the themes that hold driven people back, the difference between Mushrooms being the like a Child, and Ayahuasca being like a Grandmother.
Tim’s Site: https://www.timsaekoo.com/
1heart’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/1heartjourneys/
1heart’s Site: https://www.1heart.com/
1heart’s 5 Lessons From 500 Leaders On Ayahuasca Retreats: https://www.1heart.com/five-lessons-from-guiding-five-hundred-leaders-on-ayahuasca-retreats/
Reunion Sugar Beach: http://reunioncostarica.org/
Gwella’s Podcast Home: https://gwellamushrooms.blog/super-psychedelic
Gwella’s Store: https://gwella.store
Social Media Handles: @gwellamushrooms
A quick note before you tune in. We made a survey and a SpeakPipe (think voice messages) to get to know you. Complete either and get 10% off all things Gwella. Get 20% off by leaving us a review (and emailing your screenshot to [email protected]). Links down below. And now, for the episode…
Peter is joined by Dr. Ben Sessa. Dr. Sessa’s professional bio reads that he’s the Chief Medical Officer & co-founder at Awakn Life Sciences, a licensed & approved psychedelic psychotherapist, a published medical & fictional author, & an experienced medical Cannabis prescriber; among other things. But his Twitter bio says “Doctor. Writer. Researcher. Psychedelic Medicine Lead for Awakn Life Sciences. MDMA, ketamine & psilocybin therapist. Vinyl lover. Determined pacifist. Awake.”
In this episode, Peter & Ben talk about the San Fran of the UK, drug policy, problems with prohibition, drug addiction, MDMA in clinical settings versus festivals, what makes MDMA so special, the economic incentives of legalization, and much more.
Dr. Sessa’s Site: http://www.drsessa.com/
Ben’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenSessa
Awakn Life Sciences: https://awaknlifesciences.com/
Gwella’s Podcast Home: https://gwellamushrooms.blog/super-psychedelic
Gwella’s Store: https://gwella.store
Social Media Handles: @gwellamushrooms Get a discount and complete our survey: https://j4hhbengh7d.typeform.com/to/hHW1fpEU
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A quick note before you tune in. We made a survey and a SpeakPipe (think voice messages) to get to know you. Complete either and get 10% off all things Gwella. Get 20% off by leaving us a review (and emailing your screenshot to [email protected]). Links down below. And now, for the episode…
Peter is joined by Dr. Ben Sessa. Dr. Sessa’s professional bio reads that he’s the Chief Medical Officer & co-founder at Awakn Life Sciences, a licensed & approved psychedelic psychotherapist, a published medical & fictional author, & an experienced medical Cannabis prescriber; among other things. But his Twitter bio says “Doctor. Writer. Researcher. Psychedelic Medicine Lead for Awakn Life Sciences. MDMA, ketamine & psilocybin therapist. Vinyl lover. Determined pacifist. Awake.”
In this episode, Peter & Ben talk about the San Fran of the UK, drug policy, problems with prohibition, drug addiction, MDMA in clinical settings versus festivals, what makes MDMA so special, the economic incentives of legalization, and much more.
Dr. Sessa’s Site: http://www.drsessa.com/
Ben’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenSessa
Awakn Life Sciences: https://awaknlifesciences.com/
Gwella’s Podcast Home: https://gwellamushrooms.blog/super-psychedelic
Gwella’s Store: https://gwella.store
Social Media Handles: @gwellamushrooms
Get a discount and complete our survey: https://j4hhbengh7d.typeform.com/to/hHW1fpEU
Share your voice message: https://www.speakpipe.com/superpsychedelic
In this episode, Peter and Erin interview creative entrepreneur, strategist and medicine woman, Florencia (Flor) Bollini. Flor is the founder of NANA, a transformative medicine company that provides integrative solutions for mental health and wellness. During the episode, Flor explains how she has devoted her career to helping humans achieve their full potential through a series of lifestyle modifications, including the progressive dosing of psychoactive medicines and women empowerment. Peter, Erin and Flor discuss how a wide variety of cultural and ancestral practices lend themselves to a complete toolkit for the healing of the mind, body, heart and soul as well as the importance of women in the future of psychedelics. Flor also shares her perspective on the ideal settings for healing, and why clinics aren't always optimal for a psychedelic experience. Finally, she shares her thoughts on what it means to answer the knock of destiny at your door, and how getting out of our own way allows us to transcend the person that we think we can become.
A quick note before you tune in. We made a survey and a SpeakPipe (think voice messages) to get to know you. Complete either and get 10% off all things Gwella. Get 20% off by leaving us a review (and emailing your screenshot to [email protected]). Links down below. And now, for the episode…
Peter is joined by Floris Wolswijk. Floris is the Founder & Director of Blossom, which helps you find insights on psychedelics as medicine. Through first personal experiences with psychedelics and subsequently an encounter with the scientific literature, he fell in love with the psychedelics field. He hopes to play a small part in making psychedelics more widely available and used both in medicine and for self-development.
In this episode, Peter & Floris talk about why synthetic psychedelics support environmentalism, how to illustrate research insights, the challenges of psychedelic therapy, why 2CB doesn’t get enough attention, trip advice from the Dutch, and much more.
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Blossom: https://blossomanalysis.com/
Floris’s Site: https://floriswolswijk.com/
Blossom’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/blossomact
Gwella's Podcast Home: https://gwellamushrooms.blog/super-psychedelic
Store: https://gwella.store
Social Media Handles: @gwellamushrooms
A quick note before you tune in. We made a survey and a SpeakPipe (think voice messages) to get to know you. Complete either and get 10% off all things Gwella. Get 20% off by leaving us a review (and emailing your screenshot to [email protected]). Links down below. And now, for the episode…
Peter is joined by Tony Moss. Tony is a recording artist, producer, and founder of I.AM.LIFE, a non-profit music label and event production company focused on music as medicine and its uses for traditional and contemporary ceremony, and psycho-spiritual therapy. Tony’s work is a synthesis of his passions in art, spirituality, and science, with an emphasis on the evolution of human consciousness and potential. He has over 25 years of experience with "plant medicine" work, and is a powerful public advocate for the decriminalization and responsible use of all plant medicines.
In this episode, Peter and Tony dive into a dozen inter-connected topics. They discuss music, spirituality, religions as operating systems, mystery schools & codes of conduct, the problems facing Western culture, lessons from philosophers, Ayahuasca, MDMA, the Mother’s role in their psychedelic experiences, gifts from the West, why they serve & support young people, especially young men, and more.
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In this episode, Peter and Erin interview Anna Rickman, Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer of Wavepaths. Wavepaths is a company that focuses on creating music and sounds to enhance psychedelic therapy and act as a therapy in and of itself. During the episode, Anna shares the story of how some challenging times through her youth led her to seek out therapy, which in turn guided her to an experience with ayahuasca. After a handful of sessions with the plant medicine, she notes that a switch seemed to flip both in relation to her mental health and the role music can play in a psychedelic environment, which led her to co-founding Wavepaths along with Dr. Mendel Kaelen, one of the early pioneers in the space who created many of the playlists in the early psilocybin studies. Peter, Erin and Anna also discuss the concept of experience as medicine, and how Wavepaths is creating their own adaptive and generative music for psychedelic therapy. Anna shares her tips for creating a playlist for a trip outside of a clinical setting, and the characteristics of music that make it so impactful and therapeutic.
In this episode, Peter and Erin interview Tim Sae Koo, startup advisor and mentor and the founder of 1heart human accelerator, and Keith Ferrazzi, an entrepreneur and recognized global thought leader in the relational and collaborative sciences. Tim is also an angel investor for psychedelic medicine companies, planet sustainability solutions, and other initiatives that align with his values. Through his organization 1heart, he helps organize and co-host transformative psychedelic medicine retreats for heart-led leaders. Keith has introduced a new transformational operating system that he calls co-elevation, which leads to exponential change and value. Together, Tim and Keith recently created Green Light Psychedelics, a new division under Ferrazzi Greenlight, Keith’s world-class coaching firm dedicated to providing psychedelic companies with high-level coaching, consulting, and other empowering services. During the episode, Tim and Keith discuss the mission behind Green Light Psychedelics, the process of elevating human capital through the use of psychedelics, and their thoughts on the future of the industry.
Peter is joined by Tara Lange. Tara is a writer, director, and producer. She’s traveled the world for almost a decade, experimenting with alternative health practices and learning from various healers, doctors, and shamans in order to find relief from an incurable auto-immune disease. These times forced her into shifting many of the beliefs she held about herself and the world at large.
In this episode, Peter and Tara explore her relationship with psychedelics, as well as her life-threatening disease that took her across the world. She speaks about how these alternative practices influenced more than just her body. The two discuss her first trip, the importance of challenging times and bad trips, how she sees the industry developing, the stories we tell ourselves, and much more.
The podcast currently has 25 episodes available.