Keith Ferrazzi is an American entrepreneur and recognized global thought leader in the relational and collaborative sciences. His books include 'Who’s Got Your Back' and 'Never Eat Alone' and most recently – 'Leading Without Authority' – which came out last year. After his own life-changing experiences, he shifted his priorities to dedicate 30% of his time to psychedelic companies. Keith's mission is to elevate businesses while navigating how to create a world that integrates psychedelics. Keith joins Ronan to discuss his experience as a business coach, the problem of business communities who continue to stigmatize psychedelics, his own journey with psychedelics, coming out as a gay Republican man, and how he's finally discovered happiness.

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Growing up with an incarcerated father and a mother who struggled with mental illness and substance abuse, Deran gained knowledge and experience of discrimination, poverty, and social services at a very early age. She created Black Therapists Rock and her current professional areas of expertise include International Social Work, Gender Issues and Trauma/Anxiety Disorders. She joins Ronan to discuss her military experience, transitioning into civilian life, the socio-economic inequities within drug research and therapies amongst African American communities, and her exploration of psychedelics and cannabis.

Mr. Michael Dow is a psychotherapist and New York Times bestselling author. Well-known as “America’s Go-To Doctor,” Dr. Mike has hosted shows on TLC, VH1, E!, Investigation Discovery, and Logo, and is part of Dr. Oz’s core team of experts. He has admirably brought consciousness expansion and mindfulness to the forefront of mainstream culture. He joins Ronan to talk about his experiences with losing his brother at an early age, his study of sexology and mindfulness, his spiritual evolution, traditional therapy vs psychedelic therapy, growing up as a gay person of color, how genes can impact our mental health, and more!

Bri Emery an art director in Los Angeles and the founder of the lifestyle blog Designlovefest. She has designed products for companies such as Target and Keds, ranging from fashion to interior design. Bri recently went through our ketamine-assisted therapies in New York City. She joins Ronan to discuss how she used those experiences to handle the Covid lockdowns, how they applied to her various businesses, the perils of social media, our addiction to work, and why "Fantastic Fungi" is her favorite movie.

For Dr. Julie Holland, psychedelic medicine connects biology with the soul. She is a psychopharmacologist, psychiatrist, and author who has dedicated her career to novel psychiatric wellness as an influential advocate of psychedelic medicine. In this episode, Julie sits down with Ronan and Field Trip’s Chief Psychologist Dr. Dominique Morisano to discuss her thoughts on the stigmatization of the ‘soul’ in medicine, what it means to create successful relationships, the imbalance between yin and yang energies in our society, and implications of the current psychedelic renaissance we’re experiencing today.

On this episode, Ronan sits down with Ted Moskovitz and Matt McKibbin, co-founders of tech advisory and investment firm, DeCentraNet, and AMMA Healing to discuss the subjectivity of the human experience, why decentralization can be such an enlightening prospect to reimagine constructs like economics, spirituality and science – and how psychedelics can provide new ways for each of us to experience the universe. Then, Ronan, Ted and Matt discuss cryptocurrency to consider how it intersects with psychedelics and personal liberty.

In this episode, Ronan sits down with Stephanie Simbari and Elizabeth Kott, the hosts of “That’s So Retrograde” to discuss the importance of being okay with where you are. Then, what keeps them curious about wellness, how to follow your intuition, and why psychedelic therapies can play a cosmic role in your life. Plus, the three discuss how astrology has influenced Stephanie and Elizabeth’s business relationship, the ever-evolving idea of self, and compare traditional mental health treatments to psychedelics – like psilocybin and ketamine. 

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Trusting your instincts can often provide more clarity than any outside source. Dr. Michael Verbora felt this sensation after prescribing his first patient CBD. At the time, it was frowned upon, but Dr. Verbora knew it was the right thing to do. A check-up later, the clinical results validated his hypothesis, leading him towards a new path in his medical profession. Today, Dr. Verbora works exclusively on researching and advocating for cannabis and psychedelic-based medicine. In this episode of Field Tripping, he sits down with Ronan to discuss his journey to challenging the medicinal status quo, his thoughts on the current North American medical system, the results he’s seen from psychedelic usage, and how psychedelics can change medicine by normalizing an integrative approach.

Learn more about Dr. Michael Verbora here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mverbora

Ben Greenfield is an internationally-known biohacker, human body expert, and brain performance coach who takes a holistic approach to health. In this episode he sits down with Ronan to discuss his approach to biohacking, including Ben’s personal usage of psilocybin and cannabis alongside wellness programs like PMF, sound, and massage. Throughout their conversation, Ben gets personal, opening up about how his overdeveloped sense of self-worth from childhood led to tying his value to performance and ultimately, affecting his mental health in adulthood. Learn more about Ben’s work at https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/.

Amanda Fielding is one of the most prominent pioneers in psychedelic research. A champion of psychedelic science for 45+ years, she is widely recognized for her contributions to global drug policy reform. Amanda details her initial interactions with psychedelics and how she recognized their capabilities for healing, while opening up about her thoughts on today’s psychedelic renaissance, the ethics behind the movement, and even her experiences with trepanation.  Amanda is the Founder of the Beckley Foundation, an organization that initiates, directs and supports psychedelic science. Learn more about her work at https://www.beckleyfoundation.org/.