Podcast appearances and mentions of steve urquhart

National treasure Steve Urquhart joins me again to talk religious trauma recovery, psychedelic spirituality and a surprise revelation regarding our shared mental health challenges.I hope you enjoy the final episode of the first chapter, Psychedelic Spirituality. Next chapter....sex!___________________________________________________

This Transmitter Radio Hour is a selection of audio works chosen by award winning Glasgow based radio producer and sound artist Steve Urquhart. He joins Lucia to discuss why these works inspire, make him laugh and more importantly break the rules and conventions of radio making. Steve has worked for local radio in Cumbria, National Prison Radio and made many many documentaries and shorts for BBC Radio. Works featured: 1. LEAVING A MARKProduced by Emily Hsaio for Transom Story Workshop, 2013https://www.thirdcoastfestival.org/feature/leaving-a-mark2. THE HOT DOGSBBC Radio Cumbria, circa 1999/2000. Presenter: Alan Smith. Producer: Steve Urquhart 3. RABBLE ROUSERS (extract)Produced by Sarah Boothroyd, 2012https://soundcloud.com/sarah-boothroyd/boothroyd-rabble-rousers4. PRISON WALK (unedited)Recorded by Chris Impey inside HMP Brixton, London, 20115. LYN AND MARY (extract)The Listening Project, BBC, 2013https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01p6rz36. THE FURNITURE SUPPER CLUBProduced by Clara Lou, 2017https://soundcloud.com/clara-lipfert/the-furniture-supper-clubhttps://www.claralou.net/work/the-furniture-supper-club7.  BUMP (from ‘Time Constraints AKA the 32Megabyte Mixtape')Produced by Alan Bryden, 2017https://soundcloud.com/listentosteve/alan-bryden-bump-from-time-constraintshttps://linktr.ee/alan_bryden

MEET THE MAN WHO STARTED UTAH'S MAGIC MUSHROOM CHURCH He grew up LDS and was a conservative Republican state legislator for 16 years. Steve Urquhart is perhaps the most unlikely person to start The Divine Assembly Church which uses psychedelic mushrooms as a sacrament. He claims he found inner peace and the mushrooms helped him deal with past trauma. In this edition of Odyssey House Journals we asked him if magic mushrooms could be used to treat addiction. Watch or listen and hopefully subscribe (free) to the 30 minute podcast on the following platforms: https://youtu.be/qCCRIFsa_io You can also listen and subscribe to the audio version on iTunes at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/odyssey-house-journals/id1462333385 or Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/show/4Basx2YsjYcRmmrSufLX3z?si=Wni9usSiQbun-W0WsjNC-g or iHeart podcasts at https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-odyssey-house-journals-59417265/ Or listen on KKAT 860-AM in Salt Lake Saturday & Sunday mornings at 10am DISCLAIMER: Odyssey House does not currently endorse the use of hallucinogens to treat substance use disorder.

This Transmitter Radio Hour is an ode to tapes and time, featuring Glasgow based sound artist Steve Urquhart's Doing Bird a mixtape recorded with inmates at Perth Prison (Scotland), a meditation on time by Brighton based composer and sound artists Joseph Wilkinson and a wonky plunderphonic mixtape by Bristol based Limbo Tapes.1. Radio producer and sound artist Steve Urquhart worked with inmates at HMP Perth engage with archive birdsong and oral history recordings from the Scottish Ornithologists' Club in a unique, creative audio art collaboration.You can listen to side B of Doing Bird here2. Joseph Wilkinson is a composer, sound designer and audio artist based in Brighton, exploring the relationship between sound and our inner worlds. He collaborates with his wife and creative partner Cam Brandow as Farfar Studio, their combined channel for enchanting experiences through bespoke music, sound, and storytelling.I sit in the shade is a short form documentary that is a meditation on time, our relationship to it, and the world around us. A mix of introspection, interviews with thoughts from authors, thinkers and tree-people. 3. Side B of Limbo Tapes  is from a compilation of sounds made for monthly show Radio Limbo on Noods Radio, which is the flagship for cassette label, Limbo Tapes, a collaboration between Pete Hazell and Sean Lee.  You can hear side A of Limbo Tapes here

On this episode, Kennedy sits down with former Utah State Senator Steve Urquhart to discuss his church, The Divine Assembly, which is dedicated to the healing and mind-expanding powers of psilocybin mushrooms. Steve shares his experience leaving the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints upon a life-changing experience taking Psilocybin mushrooms in Amsterdam. He details his encounter with "the divine" and his journey of healing through his use of psychedelics.  Later, Steve draws parallels between the foundations of several major religions and the concept of “phenomenal experiences.” Follow Kennedy on Twitter: @KennedyNation Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Recovering from religious trauma is a real thing, and psilocybin can help. Steve Urquhart of The Divine Assembly psilocybin church shares his story of recovery from both Mormonism and addiction. Read the Rolling Stone article about this psychedelic religious leader and visit their website through the links below. https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/psychedelics-mormon-church-divine-assembly-1375027/ https://www.thedivineassembly.org/

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Steve Urquhart was recently featured in Rolling Stone Magazine.  It is a great article that gives exposure to much of the healing work that Steve has inspired in so many. To commemorate this accomplishment, I am re-releasing this previously 4-part interview from Feb 2021 for any looking to find out more about this man and […]

“I recorded this at dawn, at the edge of a vast forest on the north-west bank of Loch Laidon on Rannoch Moor, on a dry and bright but blustery Spring […]

We're rejoined by one of our favorite humans, Steve Urquhart of The Divine Assembly! We talk about the trauma caused by the Mormon Church and the importance of healing together collectively. We also chat about this week's Mormon Psychedelic Symposium and our Mama Gaia Road show, both on Friday, April 22! Mormon Psychedelic Symposium (MoMoPsySy)Mormons on Mushrooms - Mama Gaia Road Show!!Other Events/Links:Revival: Summer FestivalJoin our Mighty Networks to find out how to get involved with all things Mormons on Mushroom theme camp at Solstice Revival:https://community.mormonsonmushrooms.com/For any questions, issues, or private communication you might have around the theme camp, email the camp planning team at solstice@mormonsonmushrooms.comVisit our website page for solstice revival where you'll find our camp application fee: https://www.mormonsonmushrooms.com/revivalMormons on Mushrooms – Ways to ContributeOur podcast is supported by our amazing listeners and magical community. If you'd like to energetically contribute to what we're creating, there are several ways to do so:Join our CommunityBecome a PatreonSend a Contribution (buy us a booch)!Purchase Mormons on Mushrooms Merchandise

Episode 95 of Utah in the Weeds features Steve Urquhart, a former state senator who helped to shape Utah's Medical Cannabis landscape. Steve was one of the co-sponsors of "Charlee's Law," the 2014 legislation which legalized CBD oil for people with intractable epilepsy. Steve founded The Divine Assembly, a church whose members use psilocybin mushrooms as a sacrament.

Every legislative session a few bills pop up that generate a lot of buzz, but never quite make it to the finish line. For the last few years, that has been the case with proposed legislation to toughen the state's penalties for hate crimes. So what invisible forces propel some bills while squashing others? Some critics say it's the Mormon Church, whose membership includes almost 90 percent of the Utah Legislature. Others say their influence is overstated. And then there's Steve Urquhart, a former Republican state senator from St. George, who observed this phenomenon firsthand.

The Divine Assembly Solstice Event:Come out of the cold and lonely winter. The Divine Assembly's Summer Solstice Revival is a chance to gather with open-minded souls. To reconnect with the Divine inside us all. To reignite passion, art and curiosity. To celebrate new rituals. This is a gathering of souls seeking personal, spiritual and psychological transformation. With events, music and workshops designed to inspire, ignite, teach, empower, to revive. To feel whole and feel alive again. Join us for a weekend filled with activities, arts, music, and the joy of play. Check back for all event updates and announcements.Learn More About the Summer Solstice Event: https://www.thedivineassembly.org/summer-revival  New Music from East Forest! -"Possible" - the latest album  from East Forest - LISTEN ON YOUR FAVORITE STREAMING PLATFORM: Spotify / ApplePre-order the album on vinyl - limited edition - and check out the new Possible clothing: http://eastforest.org *** Support this free podcast by joining the East Forest COUNCIL on Patreon.  Monthly Zoom Council, Podcast exclusives, private Patreon live-stream ceremony, and more.  Check it out and a great way to support the podcast and directly support the work of East Forest! - http://patreon.com/eastforest *****Please rate Ten Laws w/East Forest on iTunes.  It helps us get the guests you want to hear.  ***Catch East Forest LIVE - Pledge your interest in the upcoming East Forest Ceremony Concert events this Spring/Summer 2021.  More info and join us at eastforest.org/tour Join the newsletter and be part of the East Forest Community. Listen to East Forest guided meditations on Spotify & Apple Check out the East Forest x Ram Dass album on (Spotify & Apple) + East Forest's Music For Mushrooms: A Soundtrack For The Psychedelic Practitioner 5hr album (Spotify & Apple). Stay in the East Forest flow:Mothership:  http://eastforest.org/IG:  https://www.instagram.com/eastforest/FB:  https://www.facebook.com/EastForestMusic/TW:  https://twitter.com/eastforestmusicPATREON: http://patreon.com/eastforest

“A dawn raid in Glasgow’s Southside led to a day-long stand-off between immigration officials, police and local residents. Throughout the day chants of ‘refugees are welcome here’, ‘the Home Office […]

Watch the full episode at TheBeehive.com! Intro (0:00-4:50) Today In The Beehive (4:50) The Salt Lake Tribune bids farewell to religious humorist Robert Kirby by saying it’s hard to make people laugh. And Deseret News columnist Jay Evensen writes a long article about 16-year-olds being able to vote. No Baller (23:14) An argument in favor of abolishing instant replay in sports. This Is The Place (34:36) Clint interviews Steve Urquhart about his church, The Divine Assembly. Traffic and Weather (55:52) Country Music Monday (57:55) We celebrate Country Music Monday with a dramatic reading of Brad Paisley’s “Online.” Silicon Slopes (1:12:36) Clint interviews Kamel Greene, founder and CEO of Poly. Dear Utah (1:26:41) A listener tweet about politician Burgess Owens is discussed. You can participate in this segment by sending an email to dearutah@thebeehive.com, leave us a voicemail at 385-344-8011, text us at 1-720-704-4863, or contact us on any of our social media accounts @TheBeehiveHQ using the hashtag #dearutah.

In 2020, former Utah State legislator Steve Urquhart founded a religion. Their sacrament? Magic mushrooms.

Steve discusses the legal protections provided by his new church, The Divine Assembly, and encourages members to safely and sincerely view this as “good religion” — as a way to connect with the Divine. Become a member of the Divine Assembly here. Support the podcast on Patreon here Contact Glenn at infantsonthrones@gmail.com

Part 3 of 4 in this series.  Steve discusses what he learned about himself with plant medicines like Ayahuasca and his role in supporting LGBTQ legislation in Utah. Support the podcast on Patreon here Contact Glenn at infantsonthrones@gmail.com

Paer2 of this series: Former Utah State Senator Steve Urquhart created a new church called The Divine Assembly around a Psychedelic Sacrament.  In this three-part series, Glenn is joined by Medical Cannabis crusader Christine Stenquist to explore who Steve is, why he created this church, and what legal protections he hopes to provide to those […]

Former Utah State Senator Steve Urquhart created a new church called The Divine Assembly around a Psychedelic Sacrament.  In this three-part series, Glenn is joined by Medical Cannabis crusader Christine Stenquist to explore who Steve is, why he created this church, and what legal protections he hopes to provide to those who desire an entheogenic […]

We are joined by the one and only, Steve Urquhart, former Utah Legislature and founder of The Divine Assembly (a magic mushroom church).Steve shares his fascinating journey of healing following the loss of his faith in the Mormon religion through the use of plant medicine. He also shares his vision for the future of The Divine Assembly.We discuss so many great topics, including:His time in the Utah legislature advocating for LGBTQ+ rightsThe mycelium making connections and seeking for the sicknessThe Decriminalize Nature movementMushrooms as a sacramentCodependency and enmeshment in Mormon marriagesArrested development / Pathological adolescenceSeeing your soulSex is connectionMaking friends with the Beast inside youFungi mining the death and decay of the Mormon religionThe Divine Assembly, psilocybin mushrooms as a healing sacrament Steve is an amazing being. He is so open, raw and vulnerable in expressing his story that it's impossible not to come away moved and transformed. We can't wait to witness where The Divine Assembly grows from here.Enjoy!About The Divine Assembly:The Divine Assembly believes in the divine power of responsible psilocybin use. The purpose of the Divine Assembly is to connect people, protect the responsible and religious use of psilocybin, and cultivate health and healing. Website: https://www.thedivineassembly.org/Instagram: @mushroomsacramentFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDivineAssembly/More about Steve:Steve Urquhart currently teaches at the University of Utah medical school and practices law. He was a member of the Utah Legislature for 16 years (8 House / 8 Senate).

“I recorded these pebbles being carried by the waves, whilst my partner was having a swim (it was FAR too cold for me to get in). We also met this dog. Then […]

Relax with a calming mix of music and natural sounds - from the Flow Country of the Scottish Highlands to the Bristol Downs, via Chesil Beach and an East Sussex bluebell wood. With field recordings by Chris Watson, Timothy Dowling, Martin Handley, and Steve Urquhart.

Clint talks drugs with marijuana advocates, and explores what a church based around magic mushrooms really means for Utah's mental healthcare future.

On this episode of “In the Hive,” we have a conversation with former GOP state lawmaker Steve Urquhart, who served 16 years in the Utah legislature. Urquhart had a falling out with his party, and with his church, over the stance both took when it came to equal protections for LGBTQ people. After finally getting a […]

On this episode of “In the Hive,” we have a conversation with former GOP state lawmaker Steve Urquhart, who served 16 years in the Utah legislature. Urquhart had a falling out with his party, and with his church, over the stance both took when it came to equal protections for LGBTQ people. After finally getting a […]

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Southern Baptists consider dropping 'Southern' from their official name, Wisconsin archbishop warns that skipping mass (even during COVID-19) is a 'grave sin,' a 'million' moms bothered by fruit commercial, the strange story of Utah lawmaker Steve Urquhart, a surprising survey of Iranian religious beliefs, Trump finds new way to insult Jewish Americans, and when oh when will atheists get the respect from politicians they deserve?Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tgiatheist This episode's cover photography by Phil Roeder (Creative Commons): https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Former Utah Sen. Steve Urquhart joins Scott Howell and Bob Bennett to talk about his Utah Initiative Protection Act. It's a plan that would protect, as he puts it, the will of the people. Back in 2018, Utah voters approved Proposition 2, which would have legalized medical marijuana. Then, the legislature made changes to the voter initiative through a compromise bill that replaced it, raising questions about the legislature's power to undo citizen initiatives. Urquhart says the UIPA would help protect ballot initiatives like Prop 2 from legislative meddling. 

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Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Friday, August 9, 20194:20 pm: Former Utah lawmaker Steve Urquhart joins Rod to discuss a bill he has written, and he hopes a current lawmaker will sponsor, that would protect any citizen initiative passed by voters from being gutted by the state legislature5:05 pm: Roger Morgan, Chairman and Founder of the Take Back America Campaign, joins the show for a conversation about the connection between mass shooters and marijuana use6:05 pm: Natalie Gochnour, an associate dean at the University of Utah business school, joins the program to discuss why she says all Utah residents, not just those in Salt Lake City, should be interested in the city’s mayoral election6:20 pm: Dr. Scott Aberegg, a pulmonologist at the University of Utah, joins the show to discuss the dangers of vaping6:35 pm: We’ll listen back to Rod’s conversations this week with Christopher Ferguson, a psychology professor at Stetson University, on his studies that show there are no connections between video games and real life violence, and (at 6:50 pm) with Michael Hammond, legislative counsel for Gun Owners of America, who says gun violence stops if there are also good guys with guns

Emma Corsham speaks to winners at the Audio Production Awards 2018 - including Radio 2 Breakfast’s Graham Albans, double winner Steve Urquhart, BBC Pop Hub Station Sound producers Liam Hadley and Ben Stones, and Gold award winner Jez Nelson from Somethin’ Else. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin talk about the big industry stories of the week including Magic’s format flip for Christmas and Radio 1’s signing of Rickie, Melvin and Charlie.  James Cridland looks at the need for standards in our data, and there’s more radio history from David Lloyd in Radio Moments.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Monday, August 27, 20184:20 pm: Former state Senator Steve Urquhart joins Rod to discuss the role of the LDS Church in the medical marijuana debate and if he thinks the church is genuine in its support of some form of medicinal pot even if it’s not Utah’s ballot initiative4:35 pm: Susan Shelley, a columnist with the Southern California News Group, joins the show to discuss why the political revolution that begin with Donald Trump in 2016 continues to this day6:05 pm: Rich McKeown of Count My Vote joins Rod to discuss the next steps for the group following Friday’s decision by the Utah Supreme Court not to allow its initiative on the ballot this November6:20 pm: Utah County Commissioner Bill Lee joins the show to discuss whether the commission will put a $22 million transportation tax on November’s ballot with some restrictions on the portion of the money going to UTA6:35 pm: Mark Tapscott, a Senior Editor with LifeZette, joins the show to discuss the good, bad and ugly of Senator John McCain’s career

This hour an unlikely best-seller, a colorful hero and the legends of burlesque.“Naked Came the Stranger”: an oral history By Sam Kim for PRI’s Studio360 In 1969, the erotic potboiler “Naked Came the Stranger” climbed The New York Times bestseller list. According to the back cover, it was written by a “demure Long Island housewife” named Penelope Ashe. Except… that wasn’t the whole story.Becoming Barbara by Natalie Kestecher for Short Cuts on BBC Radio 4 When Natalie found herself stuck on a story she was writing and struggling for ideas, a friend invited her to a special gathering. There, during a spiritual dalliance into literary soul-searching, she finally met her muse.Burlesque Legends by Steve Urquhart for Seriously on BBC Radio 4 Each year, hundreds of performers attend the Burlesque Hall of Fame Weekend in Las Vegas, where the guests of honour are The Living Legends. In the mid-20th century these women were shunned by society. Most were presumed prostitutes. But now their careers are celebrated, and their ground-breaking acts are revived, at the Titans of Tease Reunion. British actor, cabaret star, and former Best Male Striptease Artist, Mat Fraser embarks on a very personal journey to meet some of the legends, both on and off stage.This hour of Re:sound was produced by Dennis Funk. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Every legislative session a few bills pop up that generate a lot of buzz, but never quite make it to the finish line. For the last few years, that has been the case with proposed legislation to toughen the state's penalties for hate crimes. So what invisible forces propel some bills while squashing others? Some critics say it's the Mormon Church, whose membership includes almost 90 percent of the Utah Legislature. Others say their influence is overstated. And then there's Steve Urquhart, a former Republican state senator from St. George, who observed this phenomenon firsthand.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Wednesday, October 25, 20174:20 pm: Brian Mannix, Professor of Regulatory Studies at George Washington University, joins the show to discuss how the deregulatory efforts of President Trump are working4:35 pm: Ben Domenech of The Federalist joins Rod to discuss how the decision by Arizona Senator Jeff Flake to not seek reelection helps authenticate Donald Trump’s version of the GOP5:05 pm: Kyle Smith of National Review joins the program to discuss why he says it’s OK, and shouldn’t be offensive, to allow your white daughter to dress up as Polynesian princess Moana for Halloween6:05 pm: Sutherland Institute President Boyd Matheson joins Rod for their weekly conversation about the week in politics6:20 pm: Utah Senator Mike Lee joins Rod to discuss his reasons for voting against a $36 billion disaster relief bill as well as his push to double the child tax credit as part of tax reform in Congress6:35 pm: Former Utah lawmaker Steve Urquhart joins the show to discuss the nationwide growth of Republicans championing an end to the death penalty

Roger Bolton investigates audience responses to BBC radio programmes. A number of listeners were shocked to hear description of an act of torture and murder on Radio 4's lunchtime series Cold War: Stories from the Big Freeze and considered it overly graphic for the time of day. Should listeners have been given more warning about the unsettling nature of the story? And was the station right to broadcast it at all? Producer Phil Tinline and Radio 4's Editorial Standards Editor Roger Mahony answer listener complaints. And, has radio become just a bit too fast? Radio 3 is spearheading a trend towards "Slow Radio", which uses ambient sounds and unusually long programmes to provide listeners with a relaxing antidote to rolling news and action packed documentaries. Feedback reporter Rebecca Pearce explores how this trend originated in Norway and is now migrating onto BBC Radio. She speaks to Norwegian Slow TV pioneer Thomas Hellum and to Horatio Clare, the presenter of Radio 3's recent Sound Walk. Also, Music to Strip To gave the Radio 4 audience a quick blast of burlesque culture, catching the imagination of one listener in particular. He interviews the producer, Steve Urquhart. Producer: Will Yates A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 4.

Should Utah abolish the death penalty? Sen. Steve Urquhart, R-St. George, says yes. His SB 189 has passed the Utah Senate and now goes to the House as we head into the last week of the 2016 Utah Legislature. Gov. Gary Herbert is among those maintaining support for the death penalty.

This month we discuss Hate Crimes, and why new legislation, SB 107, is needed in Utah. Our guests are Sen Steve Urquhart, Executive Director of Equality Utah, Troy Williams, Rabbi Ilana Schwartzman, and WSU professor Dr. Forrest Crawford.

Didn't attend the Jumpstart Your Fundraising meeting on January 26? Not a problem! We recorded the best advice, inspiration, and success stories for how you can fundraise toward a cure for multiple sclerosis. In this audio recording, you'll hear from Sue McCook about how to recruit restaurants and bars to your fundraising efforts; Ann Scannell about her team's fundraising efforts; and Steve Urquhart about corporate donations and company matching. Stay tuned for more episodes of MS Challenge Talk!

Didn't attend the Jumpstart Your Fundraising meeting on January 26? Not a problem! We recorded the best advice, inspiration, and success stories for how you can fundraise toward a cure for multiple sclerosis. In this audio recording, you'll hear from Sue McCook about how to recruit restaurants and bars to your fundraising efforts; Ann Scannell about her team's fundraising efforts; and Steve Urquhart about corporate donations and company matching. Stay tuned for more episodes of MS Challenge Talk!