Tapped Into Psychedelics

Send a textEditor's Note: The thoughts and opinions of the host and guests are their own. Discussion of the topics on this podcast is not a substitute for medical advice. Let's Talk About Sex Baby, Lets talk about Psychedelics and Me...Happy Valentine's Day Everyone! We're continuing with our special February theme exploring sex and psychedelics. Today on the pod we're joined by the absolutely astounding and wonderful Dr. Lia Jiannine who is here to discuss sex, psychedelics and her work with INTIEM. Dr. Lia is an assistant professor of Health and Human Performance at NSU Florida. She's the Host of Sex Talk with Dr. Lia where she answers all of your questions with "a lot of the latest research and a little common sense." Dr. Lia more recently has been busy as a co-founder of INTIEM, a company focused on helping heal those with sexual dysfunction through psychedelic medicine. So grab your special someone, cuddle up and join us as we discuss all of these things and more!As always if you want more of our content, please like and subscribe to us where ever you listen to Podcasts. If you have the time, drop us a review on iTunes, it really does help!Show Notes:Sex Talk with Dr. Lia - > Found HEREAll Things INTIEM -> intiem.coSupport the showAs always, if you like what you hear, please leave a review on iTunes. If you want more great content as it releases, subscribe where ever you listen to great podcasts and follow on Instagram for cool updates and episode previews.

Send a textEditor's Note: The thoughts and opinions of the host and guests are their own. Discussion of the topics on this podcast is not a substitute for medical advice. Happy Valentine's Month! This is the first episode of a special series we're doing on sexuality and psychedelics. Joining us on the pod today is Daka Ziji, owner of Gay Massage Vancouver. He's been exploring different traditions including First Nations spirituality, Tantric Buddism, and yoga. His work culminated in spending 2 years in a Canadian Tibetan Buddhist Monastery in Canada developing meditation, learning the philosophy of tantra, which he incorporates into practice. Through his own journey with psychedelics he learned the synergistic relationship possible with psilocybin and sexual touch to help heal and validate our sexuality and the issues that permeate around it. As always, if you like what we're doing please leave us a review on iTunes. It really does help. To ensure you're getting the latest and greatest content from us, like and subscribe where ever you listen to podcasts.Thanks again!Pluggables this episode:Daka Ziji's Business - > https://www.gaymassagevancouver.comDr. Betty Martin's Book - > The Art of Receiving and Giving: The Wheel of ConsentSupport the showAs always, if you like what you hear, please leave a review on iTunes. If you want more great content as it releases, subscribe where ever you listen to great podcasts and follow on Instagram for cool updates and episode previews.

Send a textEditor's Note: The thoughts and opinions of the host and guests are their own. Discussion of the topics on this podcast is not a substitute for medical advice. Happy New Year Everyone! Joining us on the Pod today is Neil Markey, CEO and co-founder of Beckley Retreats. Neil is passionate about sharing the science-backed benefits of psychedelics in conjunction with the contemplative practices that support holistic wellbeing. His work at Beckley Retreats is working towards bridging the latest scientific research with ancient wisdom traditions in order to create the richest possible experience for participants. He talks with us about how he came to work in the psychedelic space and the benefits he hopes to share with anyone who is interested. Who knows, maybe this is what you might be looking for to start out making 2023 your best year yet.As always, if you like our content leave us a review on iTunes, it really does help. To ensure that you're getting the latest and greatest content from us, like and subscribe to us wherever you listen to podcasts. Thanks again!Beckley Retreats - > https://www.beckleyretreats.com/Support the showAs always, if you like what you hear, please leave a review on iTunes. If you want more great content as it releases, subscribe where ever you listen to great podcasts and follow on Instagram for cool updates and episode previews.

Send a textEditor's Note: The thoughts and opinions of the host and guests are their own. Discussion of the topics on this podcast is not a substitute for medical advice. Today on the pod we're joined by Research Engineer Antonio Cillero Rodrigo a man who is enraptured by all things psychedelic from mushroom to mythologies he's here to discuss it all. This includes his work with the Fungi Foundation, a global organization dedicated to discovery, documentation and conservation of fungi. I won't go into too much detail here, but we're talking Mushrooms, we're talking Santa Claus, we're talking Mazatec culture; so stay tuned.More Information about the Fungi Foundation can be found at https://www.ffungi.org/Support the showAs always, if you like what you hear, please leave a review on iTunes. If you want more great content as it releases, subscribe where ever you listen to great podcasts and follow on Instagram for cool updates and episode previews.

Send a textEditor's Note: The thoughts and opinions of the host and guests are their own. Discussion of the topics on this podcast is not a substitute for medical advice. Today on the pod we go international with our guest Luc Van Poelje. Luc is the CEO and founder of psychedelic insights. Based in the Netherlands, they provide private day sessions and all inclusive psilocybin truffle retreats. Their services centre around authenticity, safety and responsibility by providing high quality staff for psychological guidance for high dose psychedelic experiences. Prior to founding the company, Luc was instrumental in a number of internet based companies providing management and financial expertise. Luc is also a veteran who served in the Royal Netherlands Marine Corps and was deployed to Iraq in '91. Join us for an interesting discussion on the many ways Luc assists his clients in their journey towards healing through psychedelic plant medicines. As always if you like what you hear, please make sure to like, subscribe, share with your friends and leave us a review on iTunes. It really helps.Pluggables:https://www.psychdelicsinsights.comSupport the showAs always, if you like what you hear, please leave a review on iTunes. If you want more great content as it releases, subscribe where ever you listen to great podcasts and follow on Instagram for cool updates and episode previews.

Send a textEditor's Note: The thoughts and opinions of the host and guests are their own. Discussion of the topics on this podcast is not a substitute for medical advice. Today we are joined by historian, Canadian and all around wonderful human,  Erika Dyck PhD. Erica began her journey as a psychedelics historian in the early 2000s, was co-director of the History of Medicine program at the University of Alberta, has taught history courses for medical students and Art Majors, before returning to the Saskatchewan. Currently at the University of Saskatchewan Erika teaches courses in the history of medicine and madness. She joins us today to discuss how Canadians help shape the landscape of how psychedelic medicines are used today. As Always if you're a fan of the podcast, please like and subscribe on your platform of choice, share with friends and leave us a review on apple iTunes. It really does help. Books from the show: Graphic Novel - Wonder drug: LSD in the land of living skiesNovel: The Acid Room - The psychedelic trials and tribulations of Hollywood HospitalSpanish Novel: Mujeres y psicodélicos/ Women & Psychedelics: Uncovering Invisible VoicesFollow Erika on Twitter > @erikadyckhistSupport the showAs always, if you like what you hear, please leave a review on iTunes. If you want more great content as it releases, subscribe where ever you listen to great podcasts and follow on Instagram for cool updates and episode previews.

Send a textEditor's Note: The thoughts and opinions of the host and guests are their own. Discussion of the topics on this podcast is not a substitute for medical advice. Today we discuss the efficacy of psychedelic assisted group therapies with Sociologist Dr. Jarrett Rose. Teaching at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Dr. Rose has been investigating the use of group-based psychedelic-assisted therapy in people suffering chronic, treatment-resistant mental distress for whom orthodox medicine has been inefficacious. He Joins us for a deep dive into his work, and discusses the importance of group work with psychedelic medicines. The discussion was just too good for us to quit. This is part 2 of a 2 part episode. More information for Dr. Jarrett Rose can be found by searching him on Google or Twitter, and as always please ensure to like or subscribe to the podcast if you enjoy our content. Support the showAs always, if you like what you hear, please leave a review on iTunes. If you want more great content as it releases, subscribe where ever you listen to great podcasts and follow on Instagram for cool updates and episode previews.

Send a textEditor's Note: The thoughts and opinions of the host and guests are their own. Discussion of the topics on this podcast is not a substitute for medical advice. Today we discuss the efficacy of psychedelic assisted group therapies with Sociologist Dr. Jarrett Rose. Teaching at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Dr. Rose has been investigating the use of group-based psychedelic-assisted therapy in people suffering chronic, treatment-resistant mental distress for whom orthodox medicine has been inefficacious. He Joins us for a deep dive into his work, and discusses the importance of group work with psychedelic medicines. The discussion was just too good for us to quit, so this will be part 1 of a 2 part episode. More information for Dr. Jarrett Rose can be found by searching him on Google or Twitter, and as always please ensure to like or subscribe to the podcast if you enjoy our content. Support the showAs always, if you like what you hear, please leave a review on iTunes. If you want more great content as it releases, subscribe where ever you listen to great podcasts and follow on Instagram for cool updates and episode previews.

Send a textEditor's Note: The thoughts and opinions of the host and guests are their own. Discussion of the topics on this podcast is not a substitute for medical advice. Today on the pod we have an amazing guest joining us, Alex Hickling. Alex was involved in a motor vehicle collision in the early 2000's and became addicted to opiates for about 8 years as a result of prescribed oxycontin. After his many challenges and struggles culminating in a severe overdose, Alex turned to Ibogaine therapy as a last attempt to get away from his powerful addiction. Alex is now 12 years sober from opiates and a strong proponent of using psychedelic medicines for those struggling with addictions. Join us for many heartfelt moments and deep realizations as Alex shares his powerful story. This episode has been sponsored by our friends at Avail Scientific (availscientific.com), and as always if you like what we're doing please like, subscribe and share wherever you listen to podcasts. Support the showAs always, if you like what you hear, please leave a review on iTunes. If you want more great content as it releases, subscribe where ever you listen to great podcasts and follow on Instagram for cool updates and episode previews.

Send a textEditor's Note: The thoughts and opinions of the host and guests are their own. Discussion of the topics on this podcast is not a substitute for medical advice. Today we are joined by PhD candidate and researcher Sidath Rankaduwa as we explore the concept of consciousness and how psychedelics are playing a role in facilitating his research. Sid is studying at Western University in London Ontario at the Brain and Mind Institute under the tutelage of Dr. Adrian Owen. Listen as we discuss some of the ways that the brain inputs information from the world around us, how that informs our perception of reality and how maybe, just maybe, we can figure our what consciousness is with the help of psychedelic medicine. Keeping in past themes, this conversation was just too good to cap at 1 hour so this is Part 2 where we delve into Buddhism, the soul and how consciousness plays into our personal identity. As always if you're a fan of the pod, like and subscribe on your favourite podcast app, leave us a review on iTunes (it helps) and share with your friends. Thank you for listening!Support the showAs always, if you like what you hear, please leave a review on iTunes. If you want more great content as it releases, subscribe where ever you listen to great podcasts and follow on Instagram for cool updates and episode previews.