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In this episode Myles Chisholm joins us to share and talk about his personal experiences with psychedelics. We discuss the fascinating mental health benefits of these compounds and review the promising world of combining psychedelic treatment, with mental health counselling.
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💥Blazin A Trail Podcast welcomes Andre Mytty to the podcast!
👉Andre is my brother, a psychonaut, a philosopher, a beautiful human, and the owner of Ascension of the chessman podcast! Andre has been my brother in my awakening to understand that we are more than this body. He is a person who pushes himself to take risks because it is necessary to be authentically you and not be someone else. Andre and I talked about our psychedelic experiences, mental health, religion, politics, and how he grew his podcast to get 15k+ downloads.
Andre is on the path to greatness and wants to help heal the world by telling others to rise above the duality and realize how much more alike we are than different. His podcast is called Ascension of the Chessman, and this podcast seeks to rise with love above duality & division. Together we will awaken into greatness, seeing each other as divine reflections. We were so happy to have him on the platform to tell his story and give some advice to those who want to follow a similar path.
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Will Siu, M.D. DPhil is a psychiatrist and psychedelic practitioner. In the second installment of this two part conversation, Hero and Will delve deep into psychedelics, MDMA therapy, and inner narratives rooted in childhood trauma.
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Mental Health Resources
This week we visit the idea of connection as important to our sense of well being and mental health.
Take a moment, and ask yourself: Where do I feel connected in my life? Am I connected? Do I feel disconnected?
We recap the key concepts of three authors we have had on, and all who have a unique take on "connection." We revisit Charley Wininger's, "Listening to Ecstasy: The Transformative Power of MDMA", Dr. Warren Farrell's, "The Boy Crisis: Why Our Boys Are Struggling and What We Can Do About It,” and Bethany Saltman's, "Strange Situation: A Mother's Journey Through the Science of Attachment."
We think you'll appreciate the idea of connection so much more after you listen to the show.
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Debbie Weil talks with Daphne Merkin, a highly acclaimed novelist, essayist and literary critic. She is known for writing boldly, without shame or modesty, about depression, obsession, money, sex, family, and religion. Her 2017 memoir, This Close to Happy: A Reckoning With Depression, which was 16 years in the making, got a front page review in The New York Times by Andrew Solomon, another acclaimed author on the topic of depression.
Daphne's latest novel, 22 Minutes of Unconditional Love, is a powerful story about sex and obsession. And underlying those twin themes, the theme of depression. Today she and Debbie talk not about her books, per se, but about her experience with clinical depression and what that can teach us in this difficult year of COVID when many of us are experiencing deep uncertainty and anxiety. It's a topic of personal interest to Debbie who is an occasional sufferer of clinical depression. Depression is the story behind the story, if you will, of much of Daphne’s writing.
Debbie and Daphne explore why real depression - sometimes called endogenous depression - is not talked about, why it is so misunderstood, and why it’s something that NEEDS to be talked about. They talk about how her creativity as a writer, cooped up in her apartment in New York City, has been affected the past few months. They talk about the pros and cons of doing therapy via Zoom. And they talk briefly about Psilocybin and the new psychedelic-assisted therapies for depression.
Daphne ends the conversation with some poignant thoughts on what the depths of depression are like and how society has a long way to go to better address depression, as well as thoughts of suicide. This is a powerful conversation with a brilliant author. Be sure to explore the links to Daphne's writing below.
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Veterans Advocate Dr. Jeni Hunniecutt joins me to discuss her latest research involving veterans using cannabis as an alternative to opioids & benzodiazepines, and MDMA therapy in veteran populations.
We talk about the difficulty of beginning mindful meditation practices, the concept of spirituality as a drug, our cultural conceptions of love, and how to get drugs legalized.
We also dive into the connection between Christianity and our current state of affairs in the US, as a COVID-19 pandemic and a social movement (#BLM) blow up at the same time.
Are we in the midst of Civil War II? Would we know it if we were? Is the end of the war on drugs a way to move forward?
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He’s written four New York Times Best Sellers (three hit #1), which have sold over 4.5 million copies worldwide. He’s credited with being the originator of the literary genre, “fratire,” and is only the third writer (after Malcolm Gladwell and Michael Lewis) to ever have three books on the New York Times Nonfiction Best Seller List at one time. He was nominated to the Time Magazine 100 Most Influential List in 2009.
A movie was made about Tucker’s life called “I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell.”
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