Podcast appearances and mentions of matt pallamary

Author Websites & Social Media Lisa Angle & Matt Pallamary. This Monday afternoon panel from June 19, 2023 discussed how to deploy an effective book marketing plan and how to design an author website that is integrated social media strategies. Lisa worked as stage crew for Ensemble Theatre, produced a weekly newsletter for the Santa Barbara County Film Commission (2004-08), and written articles for Montecito Journal, The Independent, and Examiner.com. As a Production Assistant at The Santa Barbara Channels (now TVSB) she learned video production, and produced videos for Association for Women in Communications, the SB Zoo, and the SB Writers Conference, plus she co-produced over 200 episodes of the talk show Literary Gumbo. Storytelling through film became very important to her. Her Ablitt House Journey documentary is available for free streaming, and the Thirty Years of Literary Excellence documentary. She served on the national board for the Association for Women in Communications (2014-19) and currently serves as the Chief Technology Officer for the Writers and Publishers Network.Matt's historical novel, Land Without Evil, received rave reviews along with a San Diego Book Award and was adapted into a magical stage and sky show, which was the subject of an EMMY nominated episode of a PBS series, “Arts in Context.” Matt has taught a Phantastic Fiction workshop at the Southern California Writers' Conference, the Santa Barbara Writers' Conference, and numerous other venues for over 25 years. His memoir, Spirit Matters, took first place in the San Diego Book Awards Spiritual Book Category. He frequently visits the jungles, mountains, and deserts of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism and ancient cultures.

Tonight, Tuesday on FADE to BLACK: Mathew (Mateo) Pallamary is with us to talk about shamanism, visionary experience, entheobotany, plant medicines, consciousness, and altered states of consciousness.Matthew J. (Mateo) Pallamary frequently visits the mountains, deserts, and jungles of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism and plant medicines for over twenty five years. He has eighteen books in print in multiple genres and has taught a Phantastic Fiction workshop at the Southern California Writers Conference and the Santa Barbara Writers Conference for thirty five years.Mateo has also lectured at a number of other conferences and conventions throughout the United States and was a featured lecturer and performer at the Mysteries of the Amazon exhibit at the Appleton Museum and other venues throughout Florida as well as The Larson Gallery and other venues in Yakima Washington.Websites:https://mattpallamary.com/https://mysticinkpublishing.com/

Author, Editor, and Shamanic Explorer Matthew J. Pallamary is an award winning writer, musician, and sound healer who has been studying shamanism all of his life. He incorporates shamanic practices into his daily life as well as into his writing and teaching. He has seventeen books in print that cover several genres.Mateo has spent extended time in the jungles, mountains, and deserts of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism and ancient cultures.Through his research into both the written word and the ancient beliefs of shamanism, he has uncovered the heart of what a story really is and integrated it into core dramatic concepts that also have their basis in shamanism.In the episode we discuss his latest book, Holographicosmic Man: The Holographic Heart of the Golden Mean, which is an amalgam of quantum physics, mathematics, geometry, ancient texts, current research, ancient architecture, beliefs, and myths, astronomy, anthropology, human anatomy, brain structure, shamanism, neuroscience, neuropsychology, indigenous wisdom, astrophysics, neurophysiology, holography, neuroanatomy, neurocardiology, cosmometry, cosmology, biology, and more.Mateo's links:Website: https://mattpallamary.com/Mystic Ink Publishing: https://mysticinkpublishing.com/HOLOGRAPHICOSMIC MAN: The Holographic Heart of the Golden Mean - https://amzn.to/3oBEk2sPhantastic Fiction: A Shamanic Approach To Story: https://amzn.to/44giaCuAll of Mateo's books: https://mattpallamary.com/writings/

Author, Editor, and Shamanic Explorer Matthew J. Pallamary is an award winning writer, musician, and sound healer who has been studying shamanism all of his life. He incorporates shamanic practices into his daily life as well as into his writing and teaching. He has seventeen books in print that cover several genres.Mateo has spent extended time in the jungles, mountains, and deserts of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism and ancient cultures.Through his research into both the written word and the ancient beliefs of shamanism, he has uncovered the heart of what a story really is and integrated it into core dramatic concepts that also have their basis in shamanism.In the episode we discuss his latest book, Holographicosmic Man: The Holographic Heart of the Golden Mean, which is an amalgam of quantum physics, mathematics, geometry, ancient texts, current research, ancient architecture, beliefs, and myths, astronomy, anthropology, human anatomy, brain structure, shamanism, neuroscience, neuropsychology, indigenous wisdom, astrophysics, neurophysiology, holography, neuroanatomy, neurocardiology, cosmometry, cosmology, biology, and more.Mateo's links:Website: https://mattpallamary.com/Mystic Ink Publishing: https://mysticinkpublishing.com/HOLOGRAPHICOSMIC MAN: The Holographic Heart of the Golden Mean - https://amzn.to/3oBEk2sAll of Mateo's books: https://mattpallamary.com/writings/

COAST TO COAST SHOW NOTESAuthor, editor, and shamanic explorer Matthew Pallamary has been searching the globe for the truth about reality. In the latter half, he spoke about his latest work looking at how various sciences, disciplines, nature, and ancient wisdom relate to the idea of the Golden Mean (the middle between two extremes). Through his visionary experiences with ayahuasca, he became fascinated by sacred geometry, and eventually realized that the Golden Mean is a model for holographic reality. "Everything is infinitely connected both in the inner world and the outer world," he remarked, and we're all trying to find our way back home, and "for me, home is at the center."Prayer is fueled by intention, he noted, and ideally should be an act of devotion. "In the end, prayer is conscious awareness; and if indeed we are all reflections of each other and we are all seeing the inner god within each one of us," then prayer can be seen as a form of action, he observed. Pallamary also related intention to the work of shamans and how the more they grow in personal power, the more centered they become. When working with intention, it is essential to maintain your integrity, he pointed out.Holographicosmic Man: The Holographic Heart of the Golden Mean

We had a great Part 2 show on Friday night 8/12/22 on Night Dreams Talk Radio with Gary Anderson interviewing Matthew J. (Mateo) Pallamary "On Crazy Things In The Paranormal".On the show they discussed altered states of consciousness and psychedelic substances, among them DMT, Psilocybin, LSD, Cannabis, and Ayahuasca, as well as shamanic plant diets in the jungles of the Amazon.

Author, editor, and shamanic explorer http://mattpallamary.com/ (Matthew Pallamary) shared his visionary experiences, and information about psychoactive plants, shamanism, and spirit possession. He described how the ritual of taking the ayahuasca brew in South America likely dates back to primitive times, and that the plant spirits serve as allies or emissaries. When you ingest them, "you literally become the jungle," he remarked, adding that the shaman guiding the ayahuasca trip helps people modulate the energy during the experience and release traumas stored inside the body as a kind of purification. Related to plant allies is the notion of animal spirits, and Pallamary detailed how in the Inca and pre-Inca traditions, the world is represented by three creatures: The upper world – condor (rose-colored/love), the middle world – jaguar (electric blue/power), and the lower world – serpent (gold/wisdom), and "when you get them all working together you'll get an ultraviolet blue," he revealed. In shamanic traditions, the idea of someone being possessed is seen as a lower or darker energy that is driven by repressed trauma. Rather than being considered evil, they believe this state of being is a form of ignorance, he explained.

In this week's podcast, Tim Cools speaks with Matt Pallamary, experienced psychonaut, psychedelic guide and psychedelic enthusiast, about different aspects of the shamanic experience.- Matt's background- Learning different lineages of shamanic practice- The different aspects of plant medicines: history, anthropology and biology-  Studying the Shadow- The Spirits of plant medicines and animals- The wave of 'guru-itis'- Challenges in the Commercialization of Plant Medicines- The Shamanic Dieta- Shamanism is Energy- Understanding our ego and our essence- Embracing the universal aspect of different perspectivesAbout Matt PallamaryMatthew J. (Mateo) Pallamary frequently visits the mountains, deserts, and jungles of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism for over twenty five years. He has seventeen books in print in multiple genres and has taught a Phantastic Fiction workshop at the Southern California Writers Conference and the Santa Barbara Writers Conference for over thirty years.Mateo has also lectured at a number of other conferences and conventions throughout the United States and was a featured lecturer and performer at the Mysteries of the Amazon exhibit at the Appleton Museum and other venues throughout Florida as well as The Larson Gallery and other venues  in Yakima Washington.https://mattpallamary.comhttps://mysticinkpublishing.comAbout Tim CoolsTim is a psychedelic integration specialist and legal psychedelic guide. He facilitates powerful, life-changing experiences for professionals, to help their professional lives come in alignment with personal ambition and values.Tim is a Mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) teacher, a certified coach, and psychedelic advocate, educator and guide.He is an entrepreneur and co-founder of Tools Of Awareness, a personal development center focussed on combining psychedelics and mindfulness to grow personal and interpersonal awareness though (online) courses and retreats.Furthermore, he founded Psychedelic Experience, an online non-profit platform for information surrounding psychedelic substances. It's a community based non-profit organization, created by and for psychedelic and plant medicine communities.His personal interests are technology, meditation, metaphysical and eastern philosophies, shamanism and the healing power of nature and plantsLinkshttps://psychedelicexperience.net/https://timcools.net/https://www.instagram.com/tim_cools_net/https://www.linkedin.com/in/timcools/https://www.facebook.com/tim.cools

We have a returning guest on Connecting Minds, Matt Pallamary. Join as we discuss his latest book Picaflor, which is his memoir sequel to Spirit Matters. Mateo also shares some his wisdom and learnings gathered along his colourful journey on Earth! Matt Pallamary is an award winning writer, musician, and sound healer who has been studying shamanism all of his life and incorporates shamanic practices into his daily life as well as into his writing and teaching. Links to Mateo's books, website, and social media: Picaflor: https://mysticinkpublishing.com/picaflor/Website: http://mattpallamary.comBooks: http://mattpallamary.com/writings/Mystic Ink Publishing: https://mysticinkpublishing.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattpallamaryAmazon author page: http://t.co/wo9nR2vYsf?amp=1

Author, editor, and shamanic explorer http://www.mattpallamary.com/ (Matthew Pallamary) has been searching the globe for answers on the truth about reality. In the latter half, he discussed his studies of shamanism and visionary experience and working with plant medicines like ayahuasca. Shamans have traditionally offered a bridge between the spirit and physical world, and could be considered the first doctors, healers, psychologists, and teachers, he noted. The root of the word shaman comes from Siberia, and refers to "one who knows." In South America, shamanic practices and working with plants have passed from generation to generation, literally back to prehistoric times, he cited. Pallamary also spoke of a method called "soul retrieval," working with such things as shamanism, visionary states, or hypnotherapy to regain parts of the self that may have broken off during trauma. He detailed some of his transformative experiences taking ayahuasca, a psychoactive plant brew (that includes DMT) considered sacred by Amazon tribes. Over the last 20 years, he's traveled to South America to participate in ayahuasca rituals, in which he learned to confront his deepest fears or the "shadow" buried within him. Through this, he was able to access emotions that had become walled off from him after a tough upbringing in Massachusetts. Just one ounce of the brew creates an intense five-hour trip that can take you to either heaven or hell, he recounted, adding that the volatile substance is certainly not for everyone. Some people, he continued, have incredibly powerful or healing experiences on ayahuasca (such as reliving the birth trauma) that can rewire the brain in a positive way.

Today’s podcast features a recording from last Monday evening’s Live Salon. Our guests were Jacques Oliver and Matt Pallamary who joined us to talk about Jacques’ recent autobiography, Nature Loves Courage. Since the three of us are long-time friends who have shared quite a few experiences together, the conversation sometimes turned to us telling a […]

Author, Editor, and Shamanic Explorer Matthew J. Pallamary is an award winning writer, musician, and sound healer who has been studying shamanism all of his life. He incorporates shamanic practices into his daily life as well as into his writing and teaching. He has written over 15 books! Matt has also spent extended time in the jungles, mountains, and deserts of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism and ancient cultures. Through his research into both the written word and the ancient beliefs of shamanism, he has uncovered the heart of what a story really is and integrated it into core dramatic concepts that also have their basis in shamanism. Listen to his incredible story of going from a "tough guy" growing up in the rougher parts of Boston, MA- to one in touch with his divine masculine and feminine, and using his studies in Shamanism all throughout his life! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Support Lorenzo on Patreon.com Guest speakers: Matt Pallamary and René Jenkins  PROGRAM NOTES: Date this lecture was recorded: April 2019. Today’s program features a conversation between frequent guest, writer, and musician Matt Pallamary and René Jenkins who among other things is a ceremonial sound practitioner. During their discussion you will learn about the work that […]

Support Lorenzo on Patreon.com Guest speaker: Matt Pallamary PROGRAM NOTES: Date this lecture was recorded: January 21, 2019 Today’s podcast features a recording from a recent live session of the Psychedelic Salon in which writer and ayahuasca researcher Matt Pallamary regaled us with his tales of jungle adventures. Matt Pallamary’s Website n0thing Gets Swatted Download […]

Author, Editor, and Shamanic Explorer Matthew J. Pallamary is an award winning writer, musician, and sound healer who has been studying shamanism all of his life. He incorporates shamanic practices into his daily life as well as into his writing and teaching. He has over a dozen books in print that cover several genres, many of which have been translated into foreign languages.His book on writing, Phantastic Fiction: A Shamanic Approach to Story took First Place in the International Book Awards Writing and Editing Category, and his popular Phantastic Fiction Workshop has been a staple of the Santa Barbara Writers Conference and the Southern California Writer’s Conference for thirty years. He has also lectured about writing and shamanism at numerous venues throughout the United States.Matt has spent extended time in the jungles, mountains, and deserts of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism and ancient cultures. Through his research into both the written word and the ancient beliefs of shamanism, he has uncovered the heart of what a story really is and integrated it into core dramatic concepts that also have their basis in shamanism.Matt's latest book is was also his first book, "AfterLife, the Adventures of a Lost Soul".

Introduction In this episode of Psychedelics Today, host Joe Moore and Kyle Buller interview Matt Pallamary, and have a discussion with him about his writing, research, and ayahuasca experiences. He also shares his concerns about self-proclaimed gurus and some issues that have been emerging because of the popularity of ayahuasca. 3 Key Points: Science fiction writer Ray Bradbury was a mentor of Matt Pallamary. There are pros and cons to ayahuasca shamanism in Peru. The more in touch with the natural world you are the more balanced you are. Show Notes Matt Pallamary was part of the early psychedelics podcast scene. Matt grew up in Dorchester near Boston, and he began early experiences with sniffing glue, weed, and getting acid from a chemist from M.I.T.. He has almost 20 years experience with ayahuasca. Too many people have a couple of ayahuasca experiences and claim to be a guru. Famed science fiction writer Ray Bradbury was a mentor of Matt Pallamary. Everything is energy—the whole universe exists between our eyes. Matt labels shamans as the first storytellers, the first musicians, the first performers, psychologists, psychiatrists, and first performers. Being in touch with the natural world makes a person more balanced. The boundaries between your conscious and subconscious are blurred, overlapping your visions, dreams, and waking life. When going through an ayahuasca experience, you have to be in a safe place where you can be vulnerable and around people you can trust. For ayahuasca experiences, be sure to get references from people that have successfully worked with a group. Resources Mentioned: Matt Pallamary – Website for Matt Pallamary [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCKedqiAQ7g] About Author     Author, Editor, and Shamanic Explorer Matthew J. Pallamary is an award winning writer, musician, and sound healer who has been studying shamanism all of his life. He incorporates shamanic practices into his daily life as well as into his writing and teaching. He has over a dozen books in print that cover several genres, many of which have been translated into foreign languages. His book on writing, Phantastic Fiction: A Shamanic Approach to Story took First Place in the International Book Awards Writing and Editing Category, and his popular Phantastic Fiction Workshop has been a staple of the Santa Barbara Writers Conference and the Southern California Writer’s Conference for over twenty five years. He has also lectured about writing and shamanism at numerous venues throughout the United States. Matt has spent extended time in the jungles, mountains, and deserts of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism and ancient cultures. Through his research into both the written word and the ancient beliefs of shamanism, he has uncovered the heart of what a story really is and integrated it into core dramatic concepts that also have their basis in shamanism.

Inner Journey with Greg Friedman welcomes Matt Pallamary. Matt's latest book is, "The Center Of The Universe Is Right Between Your Eyes, But Home Is Where the Heart Is".  Matt is a "Shamanic Explorer". Greg has produced, directed and edited one of our favorite of Matt's books, "Spirit Matters" at the KX93.5fm studios. Matt has been teaching at the Santa Barbara Writers Conference, the Southern California Writers Conference, and many other venues for the past twenty five years and frequently visits the mountains, deserts, and jungles of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism.

Guest speaker: Matt Pallamary PROGRAM NOTES: Date this interview was recorded: April 28, 2017 After hearing from Matt Pallamary at the San Diego storytelling in last week’s episode, here’s an interview with him about the tools of shamanism applied to writing, the pitfalls of gurus and his many stories and lessons from his decades spent […]

Matt Pallamary and Jordan Gilbert join Greg to talk about Shamanic Exploration, writing and Matt’s new book featuring Jordan called, “nOthing”. Jordan is better known as nOthing and is an American Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player who is the captain of Cloud9. n0thing is one of the most experienced North American player.  Matt Pallamary  began as a kid from […]

Christa Mackinnon is Psychologist, Counsellor, Clinical Hypnotherapist, Shamanic Teacher, Workshop Facilitator, Trainer, Author.  She has worked in the therapeutic field for over 25 years as a practitioner, lecturer and as a trainer. Perhaps, most importantly for us, Christina has always been a spiritual person and a spiritual seeker combining the contemporary therapeutic with ancient teachings, […]

The Writers Tricks of the Trade Show, hosted by Morgan St. James, Dennis N. Griffin and Eric James Miller is a show for writers and aspiring writers. Tips and Techniques from authors and others in publishing actively working at their careers. The hosts have years of experience and nearly 40 books in publication between them. Their guests always give new or helpful slants on a wide variety of topics. Tonight we welcome award-winning author Matt Pallamary, author of multiple books and 25 years of teaching dramatic writing conferences such as the Santa Barbara Writers Conference and the Southern California Writers Conference. He will share an approach he developed called "Phantastic Fiction - Shamanic Writing." In the creative fields, there is always a need to learn more to keep your work fresh. Tune into this interesting show live or listen to the archived copy.  

Matthew J. Pallamary's historical novel of first contact between shamans and Jesuits in 18th century South America, titled, Land Without Evil, was published in hard cover by Charles Publishing, and has received rave reviews along with a San Diego Book Award for mainstream fiction. It was chosen as a Reading Group Choices selection. Land Without Evil was also adapted into a full-length stage and sky show, co-written by Agent Red with Matt Pallamary, directed by Agent Red, and performed by Sky Candy, an Austin Texas aerial group. The making of the show was the subject of a PBS series, Arts in Context episode, which garnered an EMMY nomination. Land Without Evil is in development as a feature film. Check out all of Matthew's work on Amazon here! Visit Matthew's website here! Take a quick 10 question anonymous survey about your listening enjoyment of Rated G Radiohere! Buy Garrett's new album BLOND JESUS on digital download or get an autographed copy here!

Matthew J. Pallamary's historical novel of first contact between shamans and Jesuits in 18th century South America, titled, Land Without Evil, was published in hard cover by Charles Publishing, and has received rave reviews along with a San Diego Book Award for mainstream fiction. It was chosen as a Reading Group Choices selection. Land Without Evil was also adapted into a full-length stage and sky show, co-written by Agent Red with Matt Pallamary, directed by Agent Red, and performed by Sky Candy, an Austin Texas aerial group. The making of the show was the subject of a PBS series, Arts in Context episode, which garnered an EMMY nomination. Land Without Evil is in development as a feature film. Check out all of Matthew's work on Amazon here! Visit Matthew's website here! Take a quick 10 question anonymous survey about your listening enjoyment of Rated G Radiohere! Buy Garrett's new album BLOND JESUS on digital download or get an autographed copy here!

It’s all about Ayahuasca and the Jungles of Peru!!  as Greg welcomes a dear and gifted friend, Mathew Pallamary, back to the show. Mathew will share his adventures in South America as well as his insights on Shamanism. He will also be discussing his amazing books, including “Spirit Matters”. If you’re interested in joining “Inner […]

Matt Pallamary is the author of A Land Without Evil and Spirit Matters. He's been traveling to the Amazon for more than 15 years, where he has studied, lived and participated in visionary rites with both indigenous peoples and western-worlders.  

Matt Pallamary is a world renowned, award winning author of books such as "Phantastic Fiction" and "Spirit Matters" and we are joined by Monte Shulz of the Santa Barbara Writer’s Conference and by Michael Steven Gregory of the Southern California Writers Conference….. Listen and learn about writing and why a writers conference is so important […]

Colleen J. Pallamary has been working on scam prevention issues for over a decade. She has lectured and written columns addressing the scam topic, and received the 2005 Volunteer of the Year Award from the Florida Attorney General’s Office for her work with the Seniors vs Crime Project. She also works as an advocate against […]

Guest speakers: Michael Garfield & Matt Pallamary PROGRAM NOTES: Today we only go back in time a short way, back to December 12, 2012 when Matt Pallmary and Michael Garfield took a break during their work on the stage production of Matt's novel, “Land Without Evil”, in Austin, Texas. In this wide ranging discussion between salon favorite, Matt Pallamary, and long time saloner, burner, artist, and musician, Michael Garfield, one of my favorite topics was Michael's very positive take on the long-term impact of the work of Terence McKenna, regardless of the fact that the Timewave theory had obviously been disproven. Michael is also a regular performer on the festival circuit, and his schedule may be found online at Michael Garfield.net Download MP3 PCs – Right click, select option Macs – Ctrl-Click, select option The Psychedelic Salon Magazine Degenerate Art: The Art And Culture Of Glass Pipes “Is Ecstasy the Key to Alleviating Autism Anxiety?” Horizons 2012: CHARLES S. GROB, M.D - “Why Psychedelics Matter” Videos from the Festival Circuit Star Maker by Olaf Stapledon

Guest speakers: Matt Pallamary, Wild Bill, & Bruce Damer PROGRAM NOTES: Today's program features, first of all, a conversation between Matt Pallamary and Wild Bill, who begin by reminiscing about the legendary Palenque Entheobotany Seminars, but who then go on to other wild tales, some of which may actually be true. After that is the first of our long-awaited Global Trialogues in which Bruce Damer answers a question from a young man in Australia. Download MP3 PCs – Right click, select option Macs – Ctrl-Click, select option BRUCE'S BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS Books by Eckhart Tolle Terence McKenna: Beyond 2012 A workshop at Esalen Institute led by Bruce Damer and Lorenzo Hagerty Weekend of June 15-17, 2012 Global Trialogue No. 1 . . . On Facebook The “October Gallery” talk by Bruce Damer (MP3 files) Part 1 Part 2 A Basic Theory of Neuropsychoanalysis by W. M. Bernstein Thought Nachos

Guest speakers: Terence McKenna and Matt Pallamary NEW! ... Two of Matt Pallamary's books are now available on Kindle: Spirit Matters ... Kindle Edition Land Without Evil ...