Welcome back to the second half of our conversation with Danielle Schumacher of THC Staffing Group. We pick up right where we left off and being with a discussion on the ethics of psychedelic use. Just because you can access a substance, should you? How much do we need to respect indigenous cultures? We also discuss policy implications that stem from the War on Drugs, and how Danielle incorporates inclusive hiring into her business model.
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One family shares their experiences healing together as mother, father, son, and daughter. They participated in Ayahuasca and San Pedro ceremonies at Gaia Sagrada, and share how it changed them.
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This episode discusses two very different, but often complimentary plant medicines, Ayahuasca and San Pedro. Six guests share what it was like to participate in either a 7 or 12-day retreat at Gaia Sagrada. We discuss their intentions going into this journey, their experiences with each medicine, and how they felt by the end of the retreat. If you've ever wondered what it's like to do Ayahuasca in South America, this episode might be for you.
Special thanks to Haana, Ray, Jude, Jack, Matt, and Tyreque for sharing your stories.
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This episode we speak with Tim Schlidt, the co-founder of a psychedelic therapeutics investment fund called Palo Santo.
We discuss the future of psychedelics from a biotech perspective. Which substances that are the most likely to receive FDA approval in the near future, and how the biotech sector is getting involved. From MDMA to psilocybin, and even some less common substances you may not have heard of.
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Richard Wallace is the founder and executive director for Equity and Transformation, and their mission is to “achieve social and economic equity for Black Chicagoans engaged in the informal economy.
This episode we discuss the many faces of inequality and how it impacts the BIPOC community. From cannabis incarcerations to gentrification and everything in between. Hope you enjoy!
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This episode we’re talking about psychedelics and how being Asian-American can influence the journey. Our guest Serena Wu is an attorney and founding partner with the psychedelic law firm (Plant Medicine Law Group). She’s also the founder of Women is Psychedelics on Instagram, and creator of the Asian American Pacific Islanders Psychedelics Society. Serena shares her personal healing journey with plant medicines, from Ketamine to Ayahuasca and everything in between. She opens up about how culture can impact social support networks, stigma surrounding mental health, and the taboo topic of drugs.
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This episode we focus on the intersection of law, psilocybin, and end of life care. Our guest is an attorney, who has fought for patient’s right to die with dignity and have access to substances that help with end-of-life care for the terminally ill.
Kathryn L. Tucker is Special Counsel at Emerge Law Group, where she Co-Chairs the Psychedelic Practice Group. Ms. Tucker served as lead counsel representing patients and physicians in two landmark federal cases decided by the United States Supreme Court, Washington v. Glucksberg and Vacco v. Quill, asserting that mentally competent terminally ill patients have a constitutional right to choose aid in dying.
These cases have helped bring nationwide attention to improving care of the dying, and to have established a federal constitutional right to aggressive pain management. Her most recent focus has been on utilizing Right to Try law to help terminally ill patients access psilocybin.
Episode Page: moveconsciousness.com/rtt
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This episode does not give legal advice and there's no attorney client relationship being formed.
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This episode, Nessi Gomes joins the show and shares what inspires her to create honest and authentic music, which resonates with listeners on a deeper level. Her music invites a connection to a dimension within ourselves that’s energetic, spiritual, and full of love. Hear stories about her worldly travels, music therapy, and how the Ayahuasca had a profound impact on her life.
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www.moveconsciousness.com/nessigomes
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https://www.nessigomesmusic.com/
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Welcome back to the second half of our conversation with Danielle Schumacher of THC Staffing Group. We pick up right where we left off and being with a discussion on the ethics of psychedelic use. Just because you can access a substance, should you? How much do we need to respect indigenous cultures? We also discuss policy implications that stem from the War on Drugs, and how Danielle incorporates inclusive hiring into her business model.
Podcast Page: www.moveconsciousness.com
THC Staffing Group: www.thcstaffinggroup.com
Ever wonder how an ally could use their “whiteness” or privilege to advance other groups? Danielle Schumacher of THC Staffing Group shares with us her lived experiences, lessons learned, and suggestions on how to make spaces more safe for those who need it.
Episode Page: www.moveconsciousness.com/thc
THC Staffing Group Website: www.thcstaffinggroup.com/
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