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This episode starts out with medical marijuana—my years of smoking it, the difference between oils, CBD, hemp, and what each does for the body. But somewhere along the way, I lose the thread. By the end, it’s clear: I’m burnt out. Seven years of showing up, telling the truth, and copping hit after hit has taken its toll. What comes through is the honesty of someone who just needs a break. A break from the truth. A break from carrying the weight. Maybe it’s time to step back, talk nonsense, be a bit of a wanker, and live like the rest of the world for a while. This episode is about reaching that point—and admitting it out loud.
In this episode, I take a step back and look at my own work with fresh eyes. What I see is something brilliant—something far beyond medicine as we know it. Simpler, easier, clearer. Not tangled in the complexity humans have built around health, but cutting right through it. And honestly, it’s exciting. We’ve got something incredible to look forward to, and this podcast is about sharing that sense of awe and possibility.
Ppffft Bazos Musk Kill Bill my bitches.
In this episode, I explore the system we’re all part of—the path every human can take. We incarnate again and again, learning, growing, and evolving, until one day we master it all. That’s when we ascend, just like Jesus did. After countless lifetimes, we reach the point of choice: to step into mastery. The last to fully embody that here on Earth was Jesus—or at least, that’s how history remembers it. This isn’t about religion—it’s about remembering what’s possible for all of us, and waking up to the truth of who we are.
In this short episode, I explore what it means to rise into higher consciousness—awareness, self-growth, and the deep understanding of everything around us. At the most advanced levels, what many call an “old soul,” a rare few of us return already remembering. This remembrance signals a new cycle of human evolution, unlocking dormant aspects of our DNA and revealing discoveries waiting to surface. This isn’t theory—it’s the way of it.
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