In this episode, I sit down with Michael Graef. We chat about Michael's story, including lessons that he's learned about building community, starting a parkour gym at 18, being a hip hop artist, and becoming a professional photographer and videographer.

Josh has one of the most interesting stories that I've ever heard. He was in Delta Force at the age of 24 when he had a Spiritual Awakening. Since then, he's been exploring various modalities to heal PTSD including floating, mushroom, Ayahuasca, and cranial-sacral therapy. This is one of my favorite episodes that I've recorded. Enjoy!

This episode of the podcast was an impromptu roundtable discussion after listening to Jordan Peterson speak at a conference in Seattle. We discuss experiences with religion, the religious experience itself, tribe, marriage, rites of passage, the role of wise elders, and the relationship between ego, humility and arrogance.

I break down the story behind The Reality Tunnels Podcast and how to follow along with the journey. There is a mini-documentary of this episode on Youtube. Be sure to check it out.

The audio came out poor on this episode. I still posted it as Samuel's advice will be very helpful to anyone considering participating in an Ayahuasca Ceremony. Samuel is a Colombian Ayahuasca Practitioner. His lesson for us is how to be more human - to remember that our personal relationships, families and communities are what really matter. Ego is a lack of self-love.

Sidney Bronson helps with Ayahuasca Ceremonies and is a poet and aspiring author. We discuss Sid's story and an experience that we had communicating in the Astral Plane the previous night during ceremony. It was one of the most profound experiences that I've ever had. "Be yourself. Fear is the primary thing holding people back."

In this podcast, I chat with my friend JD Kersbergen the morning after his first ever Ayahuasca Ceremony. We chat about the importance of being present, visualization, and the connection between physical/emotional/psychological/spiritual pain.

Hey tunnel buddies, this is the first ever episode of The Reality Tunnels Podcast. There was a lot of experimentation in this one. I learned a lot.

I was lucky enough to be able to do this episode with my friend, Nate Green. In this episode, we cover imposter syndrome, the benefit of having a chip on your shoulder and when to let it go, the number one question you should ask before starting a business or creating a product, and the best advice Nate has ever received.

Thank you for taking the time to do this interview, Nate!