Chase Hughes returns for another round, joined by Adam Schell, for a wide-ranging conversation on what “awakening” actually points to. We’ve come to realize that maybe it’s less about feeling better and more about seeing clearly once illusions fall away. We explore how much of our suffering comes from taking too seriously what was meant for play, reflect on parenting in an age of conflicting information, question the idea that the news is more theater than truth, and touch on the edges of human potential that science can’t yet fully explain.

Referenced:
Nephilim Death Squad Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nephilim-death-squad/id1720837018

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Alex Sachon is an esoteric philosopher who is deeply attuned to the rhythms shaping geopolitics. In this conversation, we explore the core ideas behind his book The Coming World Nation: Why Global Government is Inevitable. We’re living through a period of global transition. As systems shift, so does our understanding of reality itself. From the emergence of UFO phenomena to a broader reorientation toward spiritual law, Alex invites a deeper question: are we being guided out of purely material frameworks and into something far more expansive and supportive?

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In this episode, Adam joins the Kyle Kingsbury podcast to delve into the transformative potential of microdosing, combining personal stories with scientific insights to explore how small doses can enhance cognitive function, physical performance, and spiritual growth. This conversation offers practical protocols, anecdotes from the fighting and athletic worlds, and visions for future research on the synergy between microdosing, movement, and mental health.

Main Insights:

• Kyle's experience with microdosing during training and fights—how it cultivated flow, confidence, and reduced fear
• Practical protocols for microdosing: demystification, familiarization, personalization, and performance dosing
• The role of microdosing in neuroplasticity, healing trauma, and reducing addictive behaviors
• How movement practices like Jiu-jitsu, pickleball, and lateral training improve brain function through cross-pattern movements
• The importance of connecting with the divine and transcending the singularity of identity in flow states
• Creating synergistic supplement stacks combining adaptogens, mushrooms, and neurotropic ingredients for peak performance
• The development of proprietary products like MAAC Stack and Brain Supreme, emphasizing quality sourcing and ingredients
• Exploring the impact of plant medicines, native traditions, and the spiritual dimension of microdosing in healing and self-awareness

Timestamps:

02:00 - The Kyle's personal experience with microdosing in fighting and training

08:15 - Protocols for microdosing: from demystification to personalized routines

12:00 - Microdosing’s impact on neuroplasticity and trauma healing

16:05 - The role of movement and cross-pattern training in brain health

20:00 - Using microdosing for peak performance and flow states during sparring and competitions

25:00 - Proprietary supplement stacks for cognitive and physical optimization

30:00 - Spiritual insights: connecting with the divine beyond ego and identity

37:30 - Reflections on native plant medicines and sacred practices

42:00 - The future of microdosing research and product development

45:30 - Practical advice for beginners and integrating microdosing into a routine

50:00 - Wrap-up and where to learn more about the products and protocols

Resources & Links:

• Jim Fadiman’s The Psychedelic Explorer’s Guide
• University of Texas - Center for Psychedelic Research
• Connor Milstein - Movement & Performance Coaching
• David Weck - WeckMethod

Adam sits down with Kyle Thiermann in the latest episode to discuss his new book, One Last Question Before You Go. 

In this candid conversation, we explore how a structured interview can turn a strained relationship into a shared journey of discovery. Your hosts delve into personal stories, from the impact of divorce and childhood trauma to confronting conspiracy theories and cultural divides. Discover the art of asking deep, curiosity-driven questions that move beyond facts to feelings—unlocking empathy, compassion, and even forgiveness.

You'll learn about the real power in reflecting on childhood memories, the importance of curiosity over judgment, and how family narratives—whether about free energy, conspiracy theories, or personal struggles—can be reframed through intentional conversation. We break down the science of question technique, inspired by experts like Charles Duhigg, and how these skills foster genuine connection amid polarized times.

Perfect for anyone seeking to foster deeper understanding with parents, children, or mentors—especially in an era where authentic communication is scarce. Dive into stories of personal transformation, explore the nature of truth and belief, and discover that asking questions, sincerely and openly, might just be the most powerful act of love you can practice today

Check out Kyle's book: One Last Question Before You Go

https://geni.us/onelastqbeforeyougo

In Episode 23, we explore the idea of truth vs usefulness and what happens when beliefs are tested through lived experience rather than accepted by default.

This conversation touches on questioning belief systems, personal responsibility, trauma and memory, and how the stories we tell ourselves shape our experience of reality. It’s a reflective, philosophical discussion meant to challenge assumptions — not provide advice.

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Website: https://jesseelder.com/
Email: [email protected]

Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only and reflects personal opinions and experiences. It is not medical, mental health, or legal advice. Viewer discretion advised.

What happens when modern wellness, performance optimization, and real-world clinical experience collide?

In this episode, host Adam sits down with Dodge Feeler, Founder & CEO of Way of Life Wellness, along with Drayke Jacobs-Van-Tol, Wellness Coordinator at Way of Life Wellness, for an open, unfiltered conversation about the ideas shaping today’s wellness culture.

They explore topics like peptides, hormone health, TRT, recovery, testing, and why so many people feel “stuck” despite doing everything right. The discussion also touches on personal experiences, lessons from working with real clients, and where curiosity, skepticism, and responsibility should coexist in health conversations.

This episode isn’t about quick fixes.
It’s about asking better questions, understanding context, and thinking critically before following trends.

Learn more about Way of Life:
www.wayolw.com

⚠️ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER

This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only.
All statements reflect personal opinions and experiences and do not constitute medical advice.

Nothing discussed in this episode should be interpreted as a diagnosis, treatment, or recommendation.
Do not self-diagnose or self-treat. Always consult a licensed healthcare professional before making decisions related to medical conditions, medications, hormones, peptides, or wellness protocols.

In this episode of the Brain Supreme Podcast, we sit down with Jared Pickard, founder of Be Here Farm + Nature, to explore a journey shaped by fire, farming, and a deep reconnection with the land.

Jared shares how leaving Wall Street led him into biodynamic farming, regenerative skincare, and a philosophy rooted in nature, rhythm, and lived experience. From losing everything in the California wildfires to rebuilding life and purpose in Texas, this conversation explores what it truly means to live in relationship with the earth.

We discuss biodynamic farming, holistic health, the story behind Be Here Farm’s skincare products, and how nature can guide personal transformation.

Explore Be Here Farm + Nature:
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Topics covered:

Biodynamic farming explained

From Wall Street to regenerative living

Losing land to wildfire & rebuilding life

Nature, rhythm, and human health

The philosophy behind Be Here Farm

🎧 Listen, reflect, and reconnect.

In this episode of the Brain Supreme Podcast, Edmund Knighton joins us for a grounded conversation on Rudolf Steiner, witness consciousness, and what practical spiritual development actually looks like.

We explore clear thinking, trauma, embodiment, and how spiritual practice can be approached without bypassing or belief-based shortcuts.

Edmund Knighton is a life coach and spiritual counselor whose work is deeply inspired by the teachings of Rudolf Steiner.

In this conversation, we discuss:

A clear and accessible introduction to Rudolf Steiner

Witness consciousness and early life trauma

Why clear thinking is a form of spiritual protection

The relationship between thinking, feeling, and will

The difference between mysticism and spiritual science

How spiritual practice can be grounded in daily life

This episode is not about belief systems or quick enlightenment. It’s about clarity, responsibility, and conscious presence.

All relevant links, programs, and resources are available below

Courses & Programs
Enrollment for Being Human — a 12-week, community-supported self-mastery program inspired by the teachings of Rudolf Steiner — is open now.
beherefarm.com/beinghuman

Private Counseling
Edmund is available for private, couples, and group counseling.
edmundknighton.com

This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. The views expressed are personal experiences and philosophical perspectives and are not intended as medical, psychological, or professional advice.

In this episode, Adam welcomes his friend and mindful cannabis expert, Ryan Sprague. They discuss their friendship, which began through the Cal Callahan network, and their mutual appreciation for holistic health practices, including cannabis use. Ryan shares his journey, from being diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder and his initial distrust of pharmaceuticals, to his discovery of cannabis as a tool for intentional and mindful living. The conversation delves into the philosophy and science of cannabis use, including the importance of high-quality strains and the impact of the grower's energy. They critique mainstream medical practices, particularly the pharmaceutical approach and recent claims against cannabis by Dr. Daniel Amen. They also touch on the historical and spiritual significance of cannabis in various cultures. Finally, Ryan outlines his approach to coaching individuals on intentional cannabis use, offering insights into how to enhance the benefits of this plant for personal growth and healing.

00:00 Introduction and Friendship Origins
02:11 Ryan's Journey with Anxiety and Cannabis
05:18 Family Dynamics and Health Challenges
08:04 Cannabis Education and Industry Insights
13:26 Kundalini Awakening and Personal Growth
19:02 Intentional Cannabis Use and Coaching
33:30 Parenting and Cannabis Conversations
37:49 Critique of Cannabis Stigma and Medical Hypocrisy
38:19 Psyops, Conspiracies, and Media Influence
38:42 Tucker Carlson and Dr. Ahman's Cannabis Critique
40:24 Questioning Scientific Objectivity and Bias
43:58 Cannabis Use and Social Perceptions
47:06 The Role of Cannabis in Personal Development
01:03:03 Historical and Cultural Significance of Cannabis
01:06:59 Closing Thoughts and Upcoming Events
01:10:22 Cannabis Consumption Methods and Preferences

Kyle Kingsbury introduces the Full Temple Reset (FTR), an immersive retreat co-created with Eric Godsey, aimed at revitalizing the mind, body, and spirit. This five-day program, held at a ranch in Lockhart, Texas, incorporates a mixture of fasting, fasting mimicking diets, sauna and ice bath sessions, mobility exercises, journaling, and dream analysis. Participants can expect personalized guidance from Kyle and Eric, and engage in community-building activities, group meditations, sound healing, and nutrition education. The retreat, designed to be accessible and life-changing, is a synthesis of 20 years of practice and wisdom from various health and wellness fields.

Join the Full Temple Reset here: https://kingsbu.com/

00:00 Introduction to Full Temple Reset

00:25 Origins and Concept of FTR

01:50 Key Practices: Fasting and More

03:53 Dream Analysis and Psyche Exploration

05:47 Final Day and Integration

07:28 Daily Itinerary and Logistics

08:58 Community and Accommodation

13:26 Health Benefits and Dietary Education

15:51 Movement and Mobility Practices

16:56 The Importance of Mobility and Stretching

18:28 Personalized Retreat Experience

20:25 Effective Habit Stacking

21:13 Retreat Logistics and Benefits

26:48 Fasting and Nutritional Ketosis

29:15 Conclusion and Final Thoughts