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Dr Lisa Reynolds is a senior lecturer at the University of Auckland's school of psychological medicine and she is leading a new study on the potential benefits of microdosing LSD for those with advanced stage cancer.

This week on Dopey! In a stupid teaser move we give away a free Cormac's Chemical Corner! Rejoice! As Cormac and I? take a semi deep dive into psychedelicas and the idiosyncrasies of the dopey nation!  SummaryThe conversation covers a deep dive into the world of Dopey Reddit, chemical experiences, and the history of LSD. It also delves into personal experiences with psychedelics, addiction, and the impact of Dopey on listeners. The discussion includes references to influential figures in the drug culture and the impact of addiction on individuals and families.   Keywords: Dopey, Reddit, chemical experiences, LSD, psychedelics, addiction, drug culture, influential figures, personal experiences, impact of Dopey Takeaways Insights into the world of Dopey Reddit and the impact of the podcast on listeners. Personal experiences with psychedelics and the impact of addiction on individuals and families. Exploration of the history of LSD and influential figures in the drug culture. Titles Diving into Dopey Reddit and Chemical Experiences Personal Journeys with Psychedelics and Addiction Sound Bites "We just recorded a fun, serious deep dive into the world of Dopey Reddit and I revealed some things about Dopey that I probably shouldn't have revealed to Cormac and Selby." "The orange sunshine was busted out of a trusted friend's vault and taken during the days at Jazz Fest about five years ago. It was exactly what it was named. Just pure sunshine for about 12 hours." "Nicholas Sand, creator of Orange Sunshine LSD dies at age 75. He launched tens of millions of acid trips across generations by producing arguably the most pure LSD known as orange sunshine." Chapters 00:00Diving into Dopey Reddit and Chemical Experiences 02:14Personal Journeys with Psychedelics and Addiction 06:31Uncovering the History of LSD and Influential Figures

► Erlebe eine lebensverändernde psychedelische Erfahrung ⁠⁠https://bit.ly/PCYR_Retreat⁠ DISCLAIMER: Wir unterstützen oder befürworten den Gebrauch psychedelischer Substanzen nicht, wenn er gegen das Gesetz verstößt. Wir wissen jedoch, dass es trotzdem zu illegalem Substanzkonsum kommt und glauben deshalb, dass Informationen zur Schadensbegrenzung für die Sicherheit der Menschen unerlässlich ist. Aus diesem Grund soll dieses Video die Sicherheit derjenigen gewährleisten, die sich für den Gebrauch dieser Substanz entscheiden.

Join Jimmy as he explores the nuances of psychedelic dosage escalation, safety considerations, and the art of finding the optimal balance for a meaningful journey. In a culture lacking established support systems for psychedelic exploration and driven by a preference for peak experiences, Jimmy discusses the challenges of determining the right dosage, especially for those new to psychedelics. He shares personal anecdotes on the contextual nature of dosage requirements, challenges the notion that a 'full experience' correlates with higher doses, and offers practical tips on narrowing dosage range, redosing, dissociative states, habit formation, and tolerance.Tune in to gain valuable insights into dosage considerations for psilocybin, LSD, MDMA, and ketamine. Discover why more is not always better and learn how to approach dosage decisions with mindfulness and intention. No mushroom source? No problem. Download our Free Psilocybin Sourcing Guide.Additional Resources:Episode Blog PostDetermining Therapeutic Psilocybin DosagesPsychedelic Dosage Guide: How Much of Each Substance to TakeDoes The Heroic Dose Downplay The Hero's Journey?Take your psychedelic education to the next level: Shop for Exclusive Client Resources.More Psychedelic Passage:Official WebsiteBook a ConsultationBlog PageYoutubeInstagram: @psychedelicpassage  Reddit: u/psychedelicpassageHave a burning topic in mind? Share your thoughts: Feedback & Topic Suggestions BoxAbout Us:Psychedelic Passage is the nation's first psychedelic concierge service. Our platform connects clients with a pre-vetted network of trusted, local facilitators across the country. We serve as an independent body that moderates the network of facilitators who all have their own private practice, which means we can advocate for you without a conflict of interest. Our comprehensive vetting process ensures each hand-selected facilita

O prof. Eduardo Schenberg responde A relação pessoal e profunda do neurocientista Eduardo Schenberg, de 43 anos, com a ayahuasca tornou-se um caminho para ele impactar a vida dos outros, ao iniciar uma investigação sobre os benefícios do uso de psicodélicos para tratar a saúde mental das pessoas – além do chá preparado a partir de um cipó, inclua na lista o LSD, MDMA [sigla do composto químico metilenodioximetanfetamina, princípio ativo do ecstasy] e a psilocibina (presente nos cogumelos alucinógenos). Seu ponto de partida foi estudar o efeito da ayahuasca no cérebro de voluntários saudáveis, objeto de estudo do pós-doutorado iniciado em 2011 na Universidade Federal de São Paulo (Unifesp). Na sequência, entre 2014 e 2015, partiu para o Imperial College de Londres, onde foi o único brasileiro a participar do primeiro estudo mundial que trouxe imagens da atividade cerebral sob efeito de LSD. Da Inglaterra, Eduardo trouxe novos conhecimentos e a velha certeza de que fazer ciência no Brasil é lutar diariamente. Essa situação, no entanto, não parou Eduardo em sua busca por entender como as drogas psicodélicas podem agir positivamente na vida das pessoas. Junto com o pós-doutorado na Unifesp, o paulistano havia iniciado as atividades do instituto Plantando Consciência, organização sem fins lucrativos onde desenvolveu suas pesquisas com psicodélicos. Entre os estudos que conduziu, estava o uso de MDMA em voluntários diagnosticados com transtorno do estresse pós-traumático (TSPT) – pessoas que passaram por situações extremas, como sequestro, abuso sexual, tiroteio, assalto, morte repentina de familiares etc. Ao atravessar os preconceitos e estereótipos associados a drogas normalmente lembradas pelo uso recreativo, Eduardo passa a procurar respostas para perguntas que, no Brasil, não vinham sendo feitas. Dessa forma, se alinha ao que se vê com cada vez mais frequência em grandes centros de pesquisa pelo mundo. O MDMA foi sintetizado em 1970 e, na década seguinte, como princípio ativo do ecstasy, passou a ser usado de modo recreativo, o que resultou na proibição. Nos Estados Unidos, a retomada do trabalho com a droga para fins terapêuticos se deu nos anos 90 e, até 2025, a substância deve entrar para a lista de medicamentos liberados pelo FDA, o órgão responsável por regulamentar remédios e tratamentos nos EUA. Hoje em dia, Eduardo está a frente do instituto Phaneros, que se prepara para poder começar a tratar até 220 pacientes, aqui no Brasil, entre 2024 e 2025, por meio de psicoterapias assistidas por MDMA e psilocibina, mas que ainda depende de financiamento e acaba de abrir uma campanha de financiamento coletivo por em www.catarse.me/pap2023 Em um papo com o Trip FM, Eduardo conta sobre tudo isso, em um papo muito interessante que fala ainda de ancestralidade, reconexão com a natureza e o estado da saúde mental no Brasil e no mundo. A conversa pode ser escuta na íntegra aqui no site ou no Spotify. Nós podemos dizer que o mundo moderno é um mundo cada vez mais pobre de saúde mental? A ciência não tem uma resposta única se a sociedade está enlouquecendo, mas os indicadores são preocupantes. A saúde mental em geral não vai bem nas grande metrópoles. No Brasil, as taxas de depressão, transtorno de estresse pós-traumático, dependência química, síndrome do pânico são altas. Mas nem tudo também se refere a diagnósticos psiquiátricos específicos. As pessoas podem estar descontentes, cansadas e em sofrimento e não necessariamente têm um diagnóstico muito claro. E muitas vezes as pessoas que estão neste sofrimento crônico não encontram solução nos tratamentos atuais. Além disso a gente tem que reconhecer que não se trata só de uma questão de saúde, mas é uma questão social. Pobreza, estimulo ao armamento, aumento da violência. Tudo está relacionado. No Brasil a violência é crescente e muito preocupante. [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2023/09/6517525d0e87a/eduardo-schenberg-neurocientista-tripfm-mh.jpg; CREDITS=; LEGEND=; ALT_TEXT=] Trip FM. É real a noção de que a conexão com a natureza, ainda que seja em um parque urbano, faz bem para a saúde mental? O ambiente urbano é estressante no nível de ruído, de poluição no ar. Ele modifica nosso ritmo, a gente desconecta do nascer e do pôr do sol, desconecta do claro e do escuro. Tudo isso mexe com os hormônios e afeta cada um de nós. Isso gera cansaço. Viver com a violência, trânsito, com muitas pessoas ao redor. Você acaba acostumando com um estado de estresse constante e é só quando você sai por um tempo que percebe em si mesmo como o corpo relaxa, como a cabeça pensa melhor, o ciclo do sono muda. Esse questão de ligação com a natureza é antiga. Existem registros no começo do século XX de pacientes que recebiam a prescrição médica de passar um tempo na natureza. Desde os primeiros trens, médicos começaram a especular que a tecnologia poderia fazer mal às pessoas. Como eu explico para os meus filhos sobre o ecstasy?  Dentro de um contexto de guerra às drogas, a abordagem mais inteligente e segura é a chamada redução de danos, diminuir os perigos, saber que substância você vai usar com os kits de teste. Falar que isso é apologia às dorgas é um absurdo. Redução de danos é cinto de segurança no carro. Imagina que o álcool não tivesse nem cheiro ou sabor e você não soubesse se é cachaça ou cerveja. As pessoas não sabem o que estão tomando e isso agrava muito o problema. No caso dos psicodélicos as pessoas precisam saber do momento de vida e o propósito do uso: é simplesmente uma recreação sem reflexão? Ou tem propósito de autoconhecimento? Não é à toa que existem as igrejas da ayahuasca no Brasil. São substâncias que geram uma reflexão muito profunda e precisam ser usadas com sabedoria. O uso recreativo deixa a comunidade científica ressabiada porque existe uma tendência ao uso pouco consciente, com provocações sociais para usar cada vez mais, o que pode desencadear ataques de pânicos e estados de muita ansiedade. No Brasil a gente tem a uma questão interessante que é o universo de certa forma regulamentado do uso religioso da ayauhaska que não é isento de problemas mas que tem se mostrado uma forma sociocultural de se fornecer um contexto seguro para que as pessoas vivenciem essa experiência minimizando riscos. O uso recreativo deve ser proibido? Ele atrapalha os estudos científicos? Proibir o uso recreativo? Combater a recreação, a dança, a música, a liberdade cognitiva das pessoas sobre o seus corpos. São princípios éticos que precisamos conversar. Mas, sim, há riscos também. A guerra às dorgas nunca conteve o uso. O aparato policial é absolutamente incapaz de impedir a circulação dessas substâncias que podem ser pingadas em um papelzinho e escondidas na mala das pessoas. Então eu sou bastante favorável a descriminalização e tirar o prioridade do orçamento às políticas bélicas. O que a gente vê é que a guerra às drogas é uma opção pela violência para impedir um certo tipo de uso, o uso recreativo, de substâncias que tem potenciais medicinais, terapêuticos e também, por que não, recreativos. Uma população que faz tanta recreação com álcool precisa se perguntar por que ela faz guerra com opções alternativas ao álcool.

Nick talks to Gül Dölen, MD, PhD, a neuroscientist at Johns Hopkins University whose lab studies social behavior, synaptic plasticity, psychedelics & evolution. They discuss: What drugs like LSD, psilocybin, ketamine, MDMA, and ibogaine have in common in terms of their molecular effects in the brain; why Dr. Gül Dölen believes all of these drugs can be described as "psychedelics"; the relationship between psychedelics and neuroplasticity vs. metaplasticity; how addictive drugs are similar to and different from psychedelics; social reward learning in rodents & critical periods of plasticity; the subjective effects of psychedelics; novel psychedelic drug development; human social behavior, mental health, and psychiatry; and more.Check out my previous discussion with Gül Dölen for important background information: https://mindandmatter.substack.com/p/gul-dolen-social-cognition-and-learning?utm_source=%2Fsearch%2Fgul%2520dolen&utm_medium=reader2#detailsSupport the showSign up for the free weekly Mind & Matter newsletter:[https://mindandmatter.substack.com/?sort=top]Learn how you can further support the podcast: [https://mindandmatter.substack.com/p/how-to-support-mind-and-matter]Become a Premium Subscriber to access full content library, including full premium episodes:[https://mindandmatter.substack.com/subscribe?utm_source=menu&simple=true&next=https%3A%2F%2Fmindandmatter.substack.com%2F]Try the Lumen device to optimize your metabolism for weight loss or athletic performance. Use code MIND for $50 off:[https://www.lumen.me/shop?fid=8731&utm_source=influencer&utm_medium=influencer&discount=MIND]

I'm thrilled to bring you my podcast with Brom Rector, founder of Empath VC. Empath is a VC fund investing in early-stage psychedelic companies all across the value chain. We're talking from drug therapeutics to picks and shovels delivery. You can learn more about Brom's fund here. Brom spends an hour diving deep into the psychedelics business. We discuss every part of the value chain from growth (via ground for mushrooms or lab for LSD/MDMA) all the way to final drug delivery. If you're looking for a Crash Course on the Business of Psychedelics, you found it. And if you liked listening to Brom, check him out on Twitter @therealbrom. Finally, a big thanks to the following sponsors for making the podcast a reality. Mitimco This episode is brought to you by MIT Investment Management Company, also known as MITIMCo, the investment office of MIT. Each year, MITIMCo invests in a handful of new emerging managers who it believes can earn exceptional long-term returns in support of MIT's mission. To help the emerging manager community more broadly, they created emergingmanagers.org, a website for emerging manager stockpickers. For those looking to start a stock-picking fund or just looking to learn about how others have done it, I highly recommend the site. You'll find essays and interviews by successful emerging managers, service providers used by MIT's own managers, essays MITIMCo has written for emerging managers and more! Quartr Quartr is revolutionizing the way investors interact with IR departments, listen to conference calls, and engage in investment research. The best way to think of Quartr is like Spotify for investor conference calls. Quartr is 100% free and includes markets from 12+ countries (with plans to expand in the future!). Investors can easily request new companies, and Quartr is quick to add them. You can learn more about Quartr by visiting their site, Quartr.se If you're interested in changing the way you research companies, download the app today and give it a try on Apple and Android. Tegus Tegus has the world's largest collection of instantly available interviews on all the public and private companies you care about. Tegus actually makes primary research fun and effortless, too. Instead of weeks and months, you can learn a new industry or company in hours, and all from those that know it best. I spend nearly all my time reading Tegus calls on existing holdings and new ideas. And I know you will too. So if you're interested, head on over to tegus.co/valuehive for a free trial to see for yourself. TIKR TIKR is THE BEST resource for all stock market data, I use TIKR every day in my process, and I know you will too. Make sure to check them out at TIKR.com/hive. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/valuehive/support

Mit Erlaubnis von Dr. med. Friederike Meckel Fischer haben wir ihren Vortrag von der Breaking Convention übersetzt und neu vertont. Die Breaking Convention ist eine jährlich stattfindende Konferenz zu psychedelischen Substanzen und gehört zu den größten der Welt. Der Inhalt des Vortrags ist die Beschreibung der möglichen Szenarien einer psycholytischen Therapiesitzung mit LSD, MDMA, 2C-B, oder Psilocybin. Dr. med. Friederike Meckel Fischer behandelte 12 Jahre lang ausgewählte Patienten mit verschiedenen psychedelischen Substanzen. Diese Methode eröffnete der Behandlung die Möglichkeit, tiefer in das Unterbewusstsein der Patienten einzugreifen, als es mit einer gewöhnlichen Therapie möglich ist. Ihr 2016 veröffentlichtes Buch "Therapie mit Substanz" (https://amzn.to/2N6VB0t) ist ein umfassender Leitfaden zum medizinischen Gebrauch von psychedelischen Substanzen in der Therapie von psychischen und psychosomatischen Störungen. Dieser Podcast ist ein Reupload von 2020 Viel Spaß mit dieser Episode! Schau' dir den Podcast mit Video an: https://bit.ly/3fP56fk Unterstütze SET & SETTING auf Patreon: https://bit.ly/2HEiyWh Infos zum nächsten SET & SETTING Retreat: https://bit.ly/3nZlAGW Diskutiere mit in der SET & SETTING Community: https://bit.ly/3DT8dht Werde mit unserem Newsletter exklusiver SET & SETTING Insider: https://bit.ly/3u0w6Bf Wenn dir die Folge gefallen hat, dann würde ich mich freuen, wenn du uns eine 5-Sterne-Bewertung bei Spotify und iTunes geben könntest! Ein Kommentar und natürlich ein Abo würden uns ebenfalls stark unterstützen! Teile den Podcast mit deinen Freunden um die psychedelische Revolution voranzutreiben! Ich danke dir vielmals! Deine Isabel von SET & SETTING Schnitt + Postproduktion: @lucasblanke Erfahre mehr über SET & SETTING: YouTube: https://bit.ly/2SDL4Kg Website: https://bit.ly/32VngXX Instagram: https://bit.ly/3dsv3Pa Coaching: https://www.unlock-your-self.de Breathwork: https://bit.ly/3IuTOK6 Anfragen und Feedback gerne an: info@setandsetting.de

Part 2 of our drugs episodes, this time Jason & Rod talk about how high they've been. The episode starts with Jason's classic anecdote about the pre workout supplement Craze and how it was found to contain methamphetamine. They discuss their own personal experiences of drugs and chat in more detail about the potential useful application of psychedelics including LSD & DMT. Mike Tyson asks "Do you know the toad?" Jason mentions the massive amounts of MDMA he's taken yet fails to mention the recent clinical application of the drug in helping those with PTSD. We never even got the chance to talk about weed. We don't encourage you to take anything, not even supplements or medication that hasn't been prescribed by a professional. This is just two guys discussing their personal experiences, both good and bad. Get in touch with us with any questions you have via Instagram; @JustTheFitnessTip, @JasonProUnicyclist, @Rod_Penn Just The Fitness Tip with Jason Auld & Rod Penn, Edinburgh's no.1 health & fitness podcast.

Les psychédéliques sont interdit en France, et je n'incite personne à en prendre. Ophélie vous explique tout sur ses expériences, son cheminement grâce aux psychédéliques depuis quelques mois. La révolution psychédéliques: https://amzn.to/3hOLZmF Les Nouvelles Promesses des psychotropes: https://amzn.to/3k77MIW Voyage aux confins de l'esprit. Ce que le LSD et la psilocybine nous apprennent sur nous-mêmes, la conscience, la mort, les addictions et la dépression: https://amzn.to/3xsHAww Psychotérapie et chamanisme : Thérapie de l'âme, voyage dans le monde du rêve: https://amzn.to/2T0aTaJ

It was a risk taking MDMA, LSD & Mushrooms all at once, but it paid off for my friend & I who had the time of our lives jedi flipping at nowhere else but freaking PrideFest. Jedi flipping harm reduction: https://doubleblindmag.com/jedi-flipp...Check out TRiPP!N on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/c/TRiPPN——————————— CONNECT WITH TRiPP!N ———————————Twitter►https://www.twitter.com/imtrippin2hardInstagram► https://www.instagram.com/imtrippin2hardFB► https://www.facebook.com/imtrippin2hard——————————— CONNECT WITH KYRA ———————————Twitter►@Kyraa_JohnsonInstagram►@KyraajohnsonnSnapchat►asvpkyraaLinkedIn►Kyra Johnson—————————— SUPPORT THE CHANNEL ——————————Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/imtrippin2hardNew videos are uploaded every Thursday morning, and more often when possible!I DO NOT CONDONE ILLEGAL SUBSTANCE USE - FOLLOW THE RULES M'KAY —————————— B-ROLL ——————————✉ Send your experiences to imtrippin2hard.com to get featured!#tripreport #psychedelics #podcast © TRiPP!N██║▌│║║█║█║▌║║█║▌│ █

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Gemini and Arthur return to the Daddy Juice Energy Studio with Foxtrot and Burrito on the other side of the glory hole. Audio begins with a bonus pre-show behind the scenes so you can see how the checks are cashed: Arthur reflects on editing the previous episode. Foxtrot talks chainsaws. Gemini’s beer breakdown. Superbad drawings on Slam City’s OnlyFans page. Quick notes discussion. Finger flute. Show starts at 5:48. The ad read for Foxbox VPN brings up a couple Japanese fetishes and a promo code in Latin that the Intergalactic Boba Runners discuss before they review their week. Burrito went to a few stores to run errands and is working on a mountain bike. Gemini Jackson was on the CSCB campaign trail. What I Had For Lunch. This Is The Newz. Japan’s ‘flying car’ gets off ground, with a person aboard. ‘Black Panther’ actor Chadwick Boseman dies at 43 after 4-year fight with colon cancer. Ecuador couple certified as oldest married pair, nearly 215. First trial of LSD-MDMA set to test safety and treatment potential. Amazon wins FAA approval for Prime Air drone delivery fleet. Andrew Lloyd Webber dropped a ‘Phantom of the WAPera’ Cardi B remix and we regret to inform you music is cancelled. Post Malone Becomes Co-Owner of Texas’ Biggest Esports Group. Woman arrested in mountains of Japan for attempted murder with bow and arrow. Slam City Re-enactment: Felony Charge Over Illicit Juul Scheme. Woman spends $135k on ‘plastic doll’ transformation. Bella Thorne and OnlyFans controversy explained. How to get the upper body of a burrowing frog. Naturist couple will pay £2k to anyone who can help them move houses – but the person must be naked on the job. The Science of Bruce Lee’s master move, the One-Inch Punch. Move over, dartboards – Japan now has shuriken machines for ninja fun! You Should Waffle Two Pieces of Pizza Together. Customer handed eye-watering bill after misreading menu at Gordon Ramsay steak. Pinterest pays $89.5 million to terminate San Francisco office lease. Alternative-meat startup is hoping a 3D-printed steak can upend the meat industry. Pro tip: Never be the first unless it’s a gangbang. SPAM shortage? Pandemic leads to production problems. McDonald’s and KFC Japan release new Tsukimi “moon-viewing” burgers. Grandmother shows off 24-year-old McDonald’s burger kept in a closet that she says has not rotted. More than $130K raised for California family after girls seen using Taco Bell WiFi for school work. CBP In San Juan Seizes $27 Million Found Inside Boxes Bound To St. Thomas. Man arrested for peeing in beer cans and leaving them on the side of the road in Japan. Consuming your own fecal microbiome may help keep off the pounds . He had marijuana coming out of his WHAT?!?! New research reveals how armpit aroma can be cue for passion. Elon Musk: “Good chance you’ll die” on Mars. Tourist grabs a tiger’s testicles as she poses for a photo at Thai zoo. Calculating the reduction in worldwide deaths from liver cancer if the whole world drank more coffee. Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research study finds honeybee venom rapidly kills aggressive breast cancer cells. Tony Stark wannabe spotted in a jet pack by two pilots at 3,000 feet. Now the FBI is involved. Meteorite study suggests Earth has always been wet. World record set for most crane games in one arcade with new game center in Tokyo. New York state man breaks one-handed clapping record. WTF We Learned This Week. Humans are not born with kneecaps. Foxtrot unboxes a package he received in the mail. Bonus after party audio: Intergalactic Boba Runners admire their new Slam City full-color die cut vinyl stickers. A business without a sign is a sign of no business. Deepfake sponsors: Foxbox VPN, Julio Tejas, Daddy Juice Energy, Zero Gravity Beer.

Gemini and Arthur return to the Daddy Juice Energy Studio with Foxtrot and Burrito on the other side of the glory hole. Audio begins with a bonus pre-show behind the scenes so you can see how the checks are cashed: Arthur reflects on editing the previous episode. Foxtrot talks chainsaws. Gemini’s beer breakdown. Superbad drawings on Slam City’s OnlyFans page. Quick notes discussion. Finger flute. Show starts at 5:48. The ad read for Foxbox VPN brings up a couple Japanese fetishes and a promo code in Latin that the Intergalactic Boba Runners discuss before they review their week. Burrito went to a few stores to run errands and is working on a mountain bike. Gemini Jackson was on the CSCB campaign trail. What I Had For Lunch. This Is The Newz. Japan’s ‘flying car’ gets off ground, with a person aboard. ‘Black Panther’ actor Chadwick Boseman dies at 43 after 4-year fight with colon cancer. Ecuador couple certified as oldest married pair, nearly 215. First trial of LSD-MDMA set to test safety and treatment potential. Amazon wins FAA approval for Prime Air drone delivery fleet. Andrew Lloyd Webber dropped a ‘Phantom of the WAPera’ Cardi B remix and we regret to inform you music is cancelled. Post Malone Becomes Co-Owner of Texas’ Biggest Esports Group. Woman arrested in mountains of Japan for attempted murder with bow and arrow. Slam City Re-enactment: Felony Charge Over Illicit Juul Scheme. Woman spends $135k on ‘plastic doll’ transformation. Bella Thorne and OnlyFans controversy explained. How to get the upper body of a burrowing frog. Naturist couple will pay £2k to anyone who can help them move houses – but the person must be naked on the job. The Science of Bruce Lee’s master move, the One-Inch Punch. Move over, dartboards – Japan now has shuriken machines for ninja fun! You Should Waffle Two Pieces of Pizza Together. Customer handed eye-watering bill after misreading menu at Gordon Ramsay steak. Pinterest pays $89.5 million to terminate San Francisco office lease. Alternative-meat startup is hoping a 3D-printed steak can upend the meat industry. Pro tip: Never be the first unless it’s a gangbang. SPAM shortage? Pandemic leads to production problems. McDonald’s and KFC Japan release new Tsukimi “moon-viewing” burgers. Grandmother shows off 24-year-old McDonald’s burger kept in a closet that she says has not rotted. More than $130K raised for California family after girls seen using Taco Bell WiFi for school work. CBP In San Juan Seizes $27 Million Found Inside Boxes Bound To St. Thomas. Man arrested for peeing in beer cans and leaving them on the side of the road in Japan. Consuming your own fecal microbiome may help keep off the pounds . He had marijuana coming out of his WHAT?!?! New research reveals how armpit aroma can be cue for passion. Elon Musk: “Good chance you’ll die” on Mars. Tourist grabs a tiger’s testicles as she poses for a photo at Thai zoo. Calculating the reduction in worldwide deaths from liver cancer if the whole world drank more coffee. Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research study finds honeybee venom rapidly kills aggressive breast cancer cells. Tony Stark wannabe spotted in a jet pack by two pilots at 3,000 feet. Now the FBI is involved. Meteorite study suggests Earth has always been wet. World record set for most crane games in one arcade with new game center in Tokyo. New York state man breaks one-handed clapping record. WTF We Learned This Week. Humans are not born with kneecaps. Foxtrot unboxes a package he received in the mail. Deepfake sponsors: Foxbox VPN, Julio Tejas, Daddy Juice Energy, Zero Gravity Beer.

Japan's 'flying car' gets off ground, with a person aboard. 'Black Panther' actor Chadwick Boseman dies at 43 after 4-year fight with colon cancer. Ecuador couple certified as oldest married pair, nearly 215. First trial of LSD-MDMA set to test safety and treatment potential. Amazon wins FAA approval for Prime Air drone delivery fleet. Andrew Lloyd Webber dropped a ‘Phantom of the WAPera' Cardi B remix and we regret to inform you music is cancelled. Post Malone Becomes Co-Owner of Texas' Biggest Esports Group. Woman arrested in mountains of Japan for attempted murder with bow and arrow. Slam City Re-enactment: Felony Charge Over Illicit Juul Scheme. Woman spends $135k on ‘plastic doll' transformation. Bella Thorne and OnlyFans controversy explained. How to get the upper body of a burrowing frog. Naturist couple will pay £2k to anyone who can help them move houses – but the person must be naked on the job. The Science of Bruce Lee's master move, the One-Inch Punch.

Oskar Bull-Hansen hadde sin første psykedeliske opplevelse i 2013. Etter dette ble han veldig fascinert av potensialet som ligger i disse molekylene. De siste årene har han lest seg opp på psykedelika og psykedelika-assistert terapi og har kombinert dette med kurs og praktisk erfaring. I dag jobber Oskar som psykedelisk terapeut og bistår folk med å trygt bruke sopp eller mdma for å skape en terapeutisk effekt. I denne episoden av Hennings verden diskuterer vi hva psykedelika er, hvordan terapien fungerer, hvor forskningen er kommet, og personlige erfaringer. Dette er en av mine absolutt favoritt samtaler, og potensialet til denne medisinen er stor.00:00:55 Introduksjon av Oskar00:01:45 Hva er psykedelika?00:06:20 Forskjellige typer psykedelika00:18:20 Er psykedelika farlig?00:30:20 Unwell (dokumentar Netflix) / Bad trip00:35:10 Psykedelika og PTSD00:53:00 Hvorfor jobber Oskar med psykedelika?01:01:10 Hvordan gjennomføres psykedelisk terapi?01:13:10 Hva har folk fått ut av terapien?01:23:40 Personlige erfaringerOskar:https://www.psyn.no/ |Hennings Verden:https://www.instagram.com/henningsverden/ |https://www.facebook.com/henningsverden/ |https://www.henningsverden.com/ | støtt Hennings Verden! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's Solidarity Fridays episode, Joe and Kyle have, in Joe's words, "a wildly rambling show." They cover topics in the news, including MAPS' recent completion of their Capstone Campaign, a non-profit fundraising effort to fund the final research required to seek FDA approval of MDMA-assisted psychotherapy (through which they raised $30 million from several high-profile names), MindMed's new LSD-MDMA "candy flipping" phase 1 trial set to commence later this year, Representative Earl Blumenauer's (D-OR) fundraising efforts for legal psilocybin and Oregon's ballot initiative becoming a measure that people can vote on in November, and the Usona Institute resuming their previously COVID-halted psilocybin studies. They then talk about a lot of different things: how to achieve psychedelic states without plants or drugs, Grof's conclusions from 5000 sessions with clients, the dangers of Jim Jones-esque hero worship within communities, the seldom talked about global sacredness of tobacco, how big money coming into psychedelics both hurts and immensely helps the community, the Venus Project and the idea of restarting lives during the COVID life based on what really makes us happy, the impending doom of climate change and the changes we could all be making to help save ourselves, and the western tragedy of always working to become something and never just being. It's largely a conversation about lineage, and making sure to give thanks and respect to the people and history that led to where we are today- not just in the psychedelic sphere, but in all things. They also remind us that spots for September's Navigating Psychedelics class are going fast, and there's a new class available called Imagination as Revelation, developed by Kyle and Johanna Hilla-Maria Sopanen. Notable Quotes “My girlfriend, for some reason, had the Republican National Convention on TV last night, and Ivanka Trump was talking, and talked a lot about addiction and how big of a situation opioid addiction is, which is totally true, but like, with her saying that, to me, what that means is that there’s going to be an increase in funding to the DEA and the drug war, not an increase in funding for treatment. Because typically speaking, that party doesn’t necessarily want to fund treatment; they want to fund prevention, which they see as the drug war. They’ve not noticed yet that their drug war isn’t effective. I’d like to congratulate drugs for winning the war on drugs.” -Joe “Let’s just cut the shit with the drug war. It’s racist, it’s horrible, it’s killing a lot of people still, there’s tons of political prisoners, still, in jail for cannabis, which in many states is being sold and people are making a killing on. It’s just insane to me that people are going to jail for not hurting anybody.” -Joe “When we say the ‘psychedelic community,’ what is that? There’s so many different subsets and so many different people with different agendas. You have the folks who might classify themselves as being part of the psychedelic community that go to festivals and raves and they’re really submerged in that art scene, you have the psychedelic community of therapists and psychiatrists and people in the medical model wanting to do that thing, you have the Decrim Nature folks, you have the shamanic lineages. You have all these different little subcategories within a larger generalization of an interest, and everybody’s approaching it differently. People want to see different things happen. How can we come together? ...How do we try to appreciate all different use cases and really respect where people are coming from and that we don’t need to fit it within these ‘this is the only way, this is the only model, and my way is better’ [paradigms]?” -Kyle  “Whenever I think about the archetype of America and the west, I usually think of the hero. Can we stop playing the hero role and could we start to look back at other archetypes and really appreciate other archetypes? Like, why does everybody have to go out and slay the dragon?” -Kyle “Are you just getting really expansive and manic and you want that same yacht Usher has? Or do you want a garden and a small home and some sort of a community around you? Both have a certain kind of appeal, but what’s more sustainable? What helps you connect with your family more and the planet more? It’s probably the garden.” -Joe Links James "Kiwi" Oroc Fundraiser Psychedelic Research Fundraising Campaign Attracts $30 Million in Donations in 6 Months, Prepares MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy for FDA Approval Landmark clinical trial exploring LSD-MDMA combo to begin late 2020 Congressman Raising Money To Legalize Psychedelic Mushroom Therapy Madison nonprofit furthers research on psychedelic drug and depression Elon Musk's Neuralink update: How to watch, start time, 'working' device demo Support the show Patreon Leave us a review on Facebook or iTunes Share us with your friends Join our Facebook group - Psychedelics Today group – Find the others and create community. Navigating Psychedelics

A number of drugs that are used recreationally are now being studied for their use in psychopharmacology. But while the ways in which these drugs are similar or different has been described anecdotally by recreational users, they haven’t been studied in comparison to one another. Dr. Matthias Liechti and his team of researchers recently published a study in the journal Neuropsychopharmacology, in which 28 healthy subjects, men and women, take doses of LSD, MDMA, amphetamines, and a placebo over four different sessions. Dr. Liechti says this blinding is important; in other studies, participants either have taken a drug or a placebo and can tell when they’re taking the drug. But in this case they don’t know which drug they’re taking, which allows the effects of the drugs to be compared against each other. Take a listen to find out more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode of the podcast narrows in on the manner in which early childhood experiences inform, often unconsciously, our adult perceptions, behavior, and self-identity. Our guest, author and former Christian minister Bruce Sanguin, takes us into and through a (common) legacy of early childhood wounds, the relational context through which they are inflicted and later reiterated, as well as the role psychedelic therapy plays in healing those childhood wounds.  Bruce is not an armchair advocate for this work, but a man that has learned from his own healing with psychedelic medicines. Along with a structural discussion on his model for healing childhood wounds and the potential of psychedelic therapy to help the process along, he shares his personal story of how his childhood wounds led him to the Church, how healing them required leaving that church behind, and how psychedelics help him learn to love again. **Full episode breakdown below** --LINKS-- For links to Bruce's work, full show notes, and to watch this episode in video, head to Https://bit.ly/ATTMind98   --- SUPPORT THIS PODCAST —  Patreon: https://patreon.com/jameswjesso Donations: https://www.paypal.me/JWJesso Merchandise: https://www.jameswjesso.com/shop/ More options: https://www.jameswjesso.com/support/   --- BOOKS —    Decomposing The Shadow: https://www.jameswjesso.com/decomposing-the-shadow/ The True Light Of Darkness: https://www.jameswjesso.com/true-light-darkness/   _______________________ EPISODE BREAKDOWN How our early life explains set us up for our perceptions of reality and self in adulthood Core Unconscious Beliefs (CUBs) how they form our personality Personality vs Authentic Self What is happening when we become “triggered” the traumatic origins of existentialism How our CUBs and CABs guide us into toxic relationships We are wounded in relationships; we heal in relationship Enter psychedelic therapy Healing with Ayahuasca Healing with LSD/MDMA (candy flip) psychotherapy What psychedelics do in the therapy The (attachment) role of the therapist in psychedelic therapy Getting trapped in the spiritual ego Sanguin’s journey into and out of the Church How the church helps reaffirm childhood trauma What is God, both before and after psychedelics.    --- OTHER LINKS —    Website: https://www.jameswjesso.com/ **Speaking Tour**: https://www.jameswjesso.com/events/ Podcast: https://www.jameswjesso.com/podcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jameswjesso Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/attmindpodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jameswjesso   --- PRODUCTS —    Art: https://www.jameswjesso.com/product-category/art/ Teeshirts: https://www.jameswjesso.com/product-category/clothing/ Lectures: https://www.jameswjesso.com/product/psychedelics-ritualistic-suffering-and-the-meaning-of-life-lecture/

Download Caution!! A few important notes. This is an episode of an individual experimenting with powerful drugs to see if he can get any sort of relief from autism. In this case, it appears to have been successful. That said, this came with a substantial amount of risks, and people need to be aware. Please read the below bullets so you understand.  Autism is not what is treated. The thing being treated would be a symptom like social anxiety. "The field of autism science includes a long and shameful history of quack treatments and parents taking desperate and harmful measures to “fix” their children. Autism is a spectrum of congenital and neurocognitive variants, and there are no published research data in support of any compound that can influence its course." Alicia Danforth, PhD Please do not administer these drugs to children with autism. There are only two researchers investigating where MDMA and autism meet - Alicia Danforth PhD and Dr. Charlie Grob. A scientific paper will likely be available on this in the next few months. Expect to see more here.  These drugs have not been shown to cure or treat autism, but in some cases, just like with neuro-typical individuals, some have seen meaningful changes.  Even if changes are noticed the person is still autistic no matter how many high doses of psychedelics they take. Obtaining pure drugs is very difficult if not impossible in black markets. Verifying purity will require the resources of mass spectrometry from organizations offering these services like Energy Control or Ecstasy Data Providing unsafe, dirty or compromised drugs to people can cause serious harm or death. If you are planning to use MDMA to alleviate some suffering on your own, please wait or don't. Do substantial research and have skilled people available to help.  Thanks to Alicia Danforth for helping us understand the nuance's in this area. ..autism is a genetically determined cognitive variant. It's pervasive, and it affects the whole person, not just the brain. No chemical compound has been shown to treat, cure, or alter the course of autism. However, for some people, substances like MDMA can help them manage symptoms such as anxiety, social anxiety, and trauma effects. - Alicia Danforth, Ph.D Introduction Joe Moore and Kyle Buller interview Jon and Dre of the Voices in the Dark podcast out of England. The discussion addresses treating autism with MDMA and LSD, what types of doses you should take, and how to in part do it safely. Note there are always risks with any kind of drug. Learn the basics over at our Navigating Psychedelics course.   3 Key Points: A lot of autism is sensory overload. As far as emotions are concerned, we see potentially too many things in other people’s faces. A good range for MDMA dosages is between 100mg and not going over  200mg. 125 micrograms per drop of liquid LSD, and not going above 250 micrograms is recommended. Show Notes Jon’s first psychedelic experience shifted his academic career path and helped him to deal with depression. Dre first tried MDMA as a first step and it unlocked emotional empathy. Sensory overload is a lot of Autism according to Dre. Jon’s experiences with MDMA made him feel like himself without the fear and the worry. MDMA and LSD at the same time didn’t feel as emotional when combined to Jon. 125 micrograms per drop of liquid LSD, and not going above 250 micrograms is recommended. Democratising psychedelic therapy is where Joe would like to see the industry go. Jon is against the fetishizing of any particular concept of belief system in its totality. Jon is excited that he is starting to see more types of research on LSD/MDMA and autism. Dre’s experiences have shifted his autism by feeling that he has a foot in both worlds to know how living without it feels in his mind. Resources Mentioned: Voices in the Dark – Website for Voices in the Dark Instagram – Psychedelics Today Instagram Patreon – Psychedelics Today Patreon donation page DMTX.org – Website for DMTX.org Ecstasy Could Help Adults With Autism Cope with Social Anxiety - Discover Magazine MDMA-Autism - MAPS.org MDMA-assisted therapy: A new treatment model for social anxiety in autistic adults Autism and LSD-25 Additional Resources https://vimeo.com/198405527 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eINBXdqTfOQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZ5P4AYAvuE   About Voices in the Dark          LEARNING HOW TO HUMAN At Voices in the Dark, we bring you powerful, mind- and soul-expanding conversations about real life psychology, philosophy, psychedelics, spirituality, social dynamics and much more. We’re a podcast, a blog, and a community of likeminded individuals who want to become the best versions of themselves. We’re dedicated to never stop Learning How To Human. Our mission is to entertain, provoke, inform, and make you question everything you think you know. DRE A disturbingly quick study in most fields, Dre’s autism made learning people more of a challenge. The works of Robert Greene shone a light on the otherwise deeply confusing world of other people’s psyches, transforming the world around him into something which finally made sense. JON After spending far too many years in educational institutions, Jon got a PhD in History but is now finally learning something about the real world and the people in it. He always felt that science and scholarship needed more dick jokes and is on a mission to redress that balance. He writes, talks, travels, sings, and has a problematic relationship with cake and coffee.

California has legalized recreational use of marijuana. The law went into effect January 1st, 2018. Meanwhile, Attorney General Jeff Sessions has recently stated that he is rescinding the Cole Memo which had protected states from federal interference regarding cannabis laws. Dr. Richard Miller talks with me about the history of marijuana suppression and the suppression of other psychedelic medicines and the harm this oppression has caused. His latest book is Psychedelic Medicine: The Healing Powers of LSD, MDMA, Psilocybin, and Ayahuasca.Dr. Richard Miller has been a clinical psychologist for more than 50 years. He is host of the syndicated talk radio show, Mind, Body, Health & Politics.  He has been on the faculty at the University of Michigan and Stanford University. He was an advisor on the President’s commission on mental health, a founding board member of the Gestalt Institute of San Francisco, and a member of the national board of directors for the Marijuana Policy Project.Also, web developer, Timothy Michel, explains the FCC's decision to throttle Net Neutrality, how this will change the way we use the net, and what action Congress can take before February 15th to reverse this decision. Interview with Miller starts at 10:05. 

Dr. Richard Louis Miller is an American Clinical Psychologist, owner of Wilbur Hot Springs Health Sanctuary, and broadcaster who hosts the Mind Body Health & Politics talk radio program, a syndicated talk show which airs on Public Radio affiliate KZYX FM and KZYX.org in Mendocino County, California. Dr. Miller was also Founder and chief clinician of the nationally acclaimed, pioneering, Cokenders Alcohol and Drug Program. Dr. Miller’s new book, Psychedelic Medicine, available now.   Show Notes & Links:   Buy The Book Here: Psychedelic Medicine   Dr. Millers Websites:   Mind Body Health & Politics: mindbodyhealthpolitics.org   Psychepedia.org   If you enjoy this show Please Leave a 5-Star Rating ★★★★★ and Review on iTunes:itunes.apple.com/podcast/mikeadelic   Support the show on Patreon for as little as $1 a month and get access to weekly bonus continent and rewards. patreon.com/mikebranc   My Website: mikebranc.com Facebook: facebook.com/Mikebranc Facebook Page: Facebook.com/Mikedelicpodcast Twitter: @mikebranc  twitter.com/mikebranc Instagram: mikebranc instagram.com/mikebranc also: mikeadelic_podcast YouTube: youtube.com/mikebrancatelli Snapchat: mikebranc Email: mikebranc.com/contact   This show is available everywhere podcasts are found, including Spotify!  Follow and listen to the show on Spotify. Click here: open.spotify.com/show/mikeadelicpodcast   Intro Song: Uprising By Muse: open.spotify.com/track   Outro Song: By JForigno   Listen To More Of His Songs By Clicking On The Links Below ITunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/aware-ep/1318911876?uo=4   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/69Cmfb2SVlKqfENbn9TT4N   Follow JForigno at https://soundcloud.com/jforigno   Thank You

EPISODE 66 Q: Hi Stoner Mom! Love all you do. Have you used other "drugs" like mushrooms, MDMA or LSD? How do you feel about responsibly using those? If you would like to be featured on the podcast, submit your question here: www.thestonermom.com/ask or call: 720-739-1533 & leave me a message! Your audio question might make its way onto the podcast!  

Andrew has worked as a psychiatrist for many decades. In the 1960's he apprenticed with renowned Scottish psychiatrist R.D. Laing where they used LSD in therapy settings. Andrew has continued his work in therapy, with and without psychedelic substances. In recent years he worked with MAPS Canada in a Vancouver study using MDMA in conjunction with psychotherapy to treat patients with severe PTSD.  We talk about how these substances are useful in therapy situations, and much more. Andrew is a goldmine of information for those interested in these topics, and a great storyteller to boot.  Find Andrew at  INSTAGRAM:  TWITTER: www. FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/ChangeTruth Find more from me at http://www.changetruth.com

McKenna on LSD, MDMA & Ayahuasca: User Experience & Pharmacology by Dr. Richard L. Miller