My goal of this series is to make a verbal photo album of my fond memories from Jamaica. The series will always be solo episodes, and very casual. 

Denise and I have a spontaneous chat about what it really meens to manifest something. When does syncronicty come to invest in us? We discuss how sacrifice and courage is the language of the divine. Its very hard to get specific and accurate about our endeavors, but the more clear we make the target, the easier we can hit it. 

I met Dr. Jarrett Rose at the retreat center that I used to work at. He was a participant, and I knew that I wanted to maintain a friendship with this guy very early on in the week. Jarrett is a professor of community health and sociology at New York State University, he is also a very cool down to earth surfer dude, it doesn't get much cooler than that. We mostly talk about the interesting dynamics that take place in psychedelic settings. I pray for many more episodes with Jarrett in the future, for now, enjoy this one.

Adam Tapp is one of my favorite people to talk to, he is an active duty EMT, as well an an active psychonaut in the truest sense of the word. This man has ACTUALLY DIED and was resuscitated back to life. An amazing story about how his experience with death and his DMT experiences have sort of integrated, I'm sure that you can hear more about on his own awesome show "Tapped Into Psychedelics" which Adam is the host of. Adam and I have had a handful of awesome conversations before this epsode, and I'm honored to finally have him on the show. Check out his show if you enjoy this one.

Justin is a cool guy that I randomly met through instagram. It turns out that we both were guests participating in the same week long psychedelic retreat, just two weeks apart, and we are the same age. He is now a holistic anxiety coach. Justin shares about his own experience with anxiety, which I am thankful for him sharing with you all. I do believe that when it comes to lessons regarding wisdom/mental health, you gotta listen to somebody who has actually gone through it themselves, and different people offer different valuable perspectives. This episode was just a good hang in general, Justin is a very cool dude. Enjoy

Two facilitators talking about facilitator subjects. Armand is a incredible psychedelic facilitator that I have worked along side of in many legal psychedelic retreat settings. Armand is a combat veteran, and a very dilligent spiritual practitioner. He works with the Heroic Hearts Foundation, a non profit organization centered around providing mental health support through psychedelic plant medicines. We discussed a lot of topics that I personally find very engaging to talk about, topics that not very many people can share in. At one point, he did a great job on making me uncomfortable on my own show, fair enough. 

Marc Del is a great man! It's hard to get him on the phone because he's often in a time zone that I've never heard of, doing a handstand somwhere. That being said, I selfishly took the opportunity to just kinda catch up with my good friend. I drank my coffee DURING the show instead of being caffinated before hand. Thats how much confidence I have in our conversations! Very chill episode, enjoy.

Tim is an incredibly intelligent and sweet guy. I got to witness what a gifted tripper he is a few years ago. The "letting go" we hear about so often in the psychedelic world can be tricky, it has many forms. Tim let go into his week long retreat as well as anyone could hope. He had a HUGE mystical experience during the week that we met. I had to get him on the show to tell his tale. As some of you may know, I like to give praise to ALL forms of mystical experiences. Tim's awe inspiring encounter with God is every bit as valid as any, and I hope this episode inspires you to go on your own personal quest.

When i think of deer hunters, I think of honest, hardworking, capable people. That what we got here on the podcast today. Walt is an absolute master whitetail hunter, and uniquely he has trained dogs to help with the tracking process. Failure to track an animal that you have wounded is heartbreaking, you will lay in bed for weeks wondering if that animal died in vein, or if it will live through your mistake. Walt has found a way to make his Jack Russel Terriers into dead deer radars.  I called Walt in desperate need to find out what happened to my deer, bad news, I didnt get it, good news, it is going to be just fine. Thankfully I got to meet this extremely skilled, and abundantly nice man in the process.

Solo episode. The Bass Pro hat trend is strange. Call in if you have any insider info. 

We have our first callers into the show and it was a lot of fun!

What do you eat after a mushroom journey?

What if a facilitator is too attrractive?

What is that mushroom that made Busta Rhymes spit that fire?