#10: Javier Regueiro Awakening the Heart with Plant Medicine
Psychedelic Times Podcast
Author and ayahuascero Javier Regueiro occupies an important nexus point between indigenous healing traditions and Western culture. Mr. Regueiro is a Spanish national who was raised in Switzerland and moved to Peru in 2004, eventually training under Don Francisco Montes Shuña and becoming a full-time ayahuasca facilitator in 2006. He has also written two books: Ayahuasca: Soul Medicine of the Amazon Jungle, and San Pedro Huachuma: Opening the Pathways of the Heart. Interview with Joe Mattia
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#9: Dr. Dan Engle Reframing the Western Medical Paradigm
Psychedelic Times Podcast
With a background in psychiatric medicine, neurology, advanced ayahuasca dietas, psychedelic integration, and neurocognitive restoration, Dr. Dan Engle is one of the most unique and important voices in the psychedelic movement today. As founder of Full Spectrum Medicine and author of the new book The Concussion Repair Manual, Dr. Dan brings together a deep understanding of both the medical world and the psychedelic experience with an eye toward therapeutic personal transformation.
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#8: Allan Badiner Zig Zag Zen: Buddhism and Psychedelics
Psychedelic Times Podcast
Allan Badiner has had a colorful and impactful life. Allan is an important figure in the worlds of psychedelic exploration, Western Buddhism, and rainforest activism. He is the editor of Zig Zag Zen: Buddhism and Psychedelics and a 25-year board member of the Rainforest Action Network. In our latest Psychedelic Times Podcast, Allan speaks with Joe Mattia about his unconventional introduction to psychedelics, his awakening in a Buddhist monastery, and many other fascinating stories and insights.
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#7: David Bronner Visionary Psychedelic Activism
Psychedelic Times Podcast
The CEO behind America’s favorite all natural soap brand is also a leading figure in the psychedelic movement.
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#6: Rachel Harris Listening to Ayahuasca
Psychedelic Times Podcast
Dr. Rachel Harris, psychotherapist, ayahuasca researcher, and author of the wonderful book Listening to Ayahuasca: New Hope for Depression, Addiction, PTSD, and Anxiety. In this hour-long conversation, Rachel and Joe discuss a wide array of subjects surrounding ayahuasca, including the importance of family connections, the process of becoming a shaman, the link between ayahuasca and nature, and much more.
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#5: IMPORTANT 5-MeO-DMT Episode #4 Update - Dr Gerardo Sandoval
Psychedelic Times Podcast
This is a special update to episode #4 with Dr. Gerry.
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#4: Dr. Gerardo Sandoval Exploring the Sacred Power of 5-MeO-DMT
Psychedelic Times Podcast
Be sure to listen to also listen to our update to this episode #5 - Choosing the right facilitator for your journey.
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#3: Javier Prato Spirit Medicine Movie - Exploring the World of Psychedelic Plants
Psychedelic Times Podcast
Javier Prato, Our third guest on the Psychedelic Times podcast series is in the later stages of shooting and directing a documentary about psychedelic plants called Spirit Medicine. The feature-length documentary is complete with forays around the world into the lands of indigenous cultures and their psychedelic healing traditions with Ayahuasca, Peyote, Psilocybin Mushrooms and Iboga as well as exclusive interviews with some of the leading figures in the psychedelic movement.
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#2: Jonathan Dickinson Iboga Experiences and the Global Ibogaine Conference
Psychedelic Times Podcast
Today, in the second installment of our podcast series, we speak with Jonathan Dickinson, the Executive Director of the Global Ibogaine Therapy Alliance (GITA), a not-for-profit organization that supports the therapeutic and sacramental use of Ibogaine as well as research, education, and advocacy about the medicinal plant’s benefits as an addiction interrupter and beyond.
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#1: Rick Doblin Past, Present, and Future of Psychedelics, Founder of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS)
Psychedelic Times Podcast
M.A.P.S. (Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies) founder Rick Doblin, on his experiences and his insights regarding the future of MDMA assisted psychotherapy.
info_outlineYou may not know it, but the CEO behind America’s favorite all natural soap brand is also a leading figure in the contemporary psychedelic movement. Our guest on the latest Psychedelic Times podcast is David Bronner, Cosmic Engagement Officer of Dr. Bronner’s, MAPS board member, hemp activist, and shining example of how passion-driven business can change the world. David invited our own Joe Mattia to tour the Dr. Bronner’s corporate offices and sit down to discuss his eclectic life story, replete with tales of psychedelic revelations, cannabis churches, suing the DEA and winning, and refocusing the family business to it’s roots with wild success.
Show Notes:
David discusses connecting with Rick Doblin and MAPS [2:00]
David’s first psilocybin mushroom experience [4:10]
Amsterdam adventures: Cannabis Cup and squatting [5:05]
Ego death and revelations on acid and MDMA in a gay trance club [7:00]
Integrating his psychedelic experience and becoming a mental health counselor [15:55]
The value of resistance and helping humanity to harmonize [17:35]
Dolphin overlords, 13th chakra glactivation [19:00]
The world needs good men, not spiritual recluses [19:20]
Carrying on the Bronner family legacy to unite spaceship earth [23:00]
Fighting for hemp seed oil and cannabis [27:00]
Meeting Rick Doblin on the playa and the Zendo Project [31:00]
Litigating the DEA and winning [35:00]
Coming out of the psychedelic closet [35:30]
Board position at MAPS and Burning Man stories [42:10]
Psychedelic integration: journaling and meditation [49:50]