Webdelics Podcast

When you look at chronic illness, obesity or overweight and mental illness, almost the entire population of the United States is unwell in some way, and the systems currently in place are not equipped to handle it. In this episode of the Webdelics Podcast, host Scott Mason and guest Dr. Jonathan Fields look at the relationship between physical health, mental health, and the role of psychedelics and plant medicine in healing. They explore the nuances of balancing traditional Eastern medicine with modern approaches, addressing the myths, and shedding light on how these practices, along with a healthy diet and exercise, can transform our approach to health and healing. Join them today, as they navigate the intersections of lifestyle choices, societal health challenges, and the potential of holistic medicine to revolutionize personal well-being. Dr. Jonathan Fields is the visionary behind the CR8 Health and Integrative Medicine US clinics in South Florida. With expertise in acupuncture, Eastern medicine, and functional medicine, Dr. Fields is a board-certified herbalist and acupuncturist dedicated to holistic healing. His personal health journey, marked by overcoming chronic illness, has fueled his passion for integrating traditional and modern therapies. Dr. Fields is also an advocate for psychedelic research, deeply exploring its potential in transforming healthcare and personal wellness. Highlights from the conversation: Resources Dr. Jonathan Fields On the web | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter/X | Facebook Webdelics On the web | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn

“Business, life, it's all one thing. We're humans here having a human experience.” - Stephanie Trager On this episode of the Webdelics Podcast, host Scott Mason sits down with Stephanie Traeger to unravel the tapestry of plant medicines and psychedelics within the realms of business and the sacred. Two former attorneys, Scott and Stephanie explore the paths that led them away from the legal profession and towards a different understanding of life, and discuss how similar changes are happening on a global scale. Stephanie shares her insights into the non-linear nature of plant medicine and the importance of intention and integrity in its use. These substances can influence not just personal transformation, but also global systems change. Stephanie Trager is an activist, speaker, healer, the host of the Catalyst Talks podcast and a multifaceted coach and advisor, specializing in helping analytical soul seekers unlock their true potential. With her background as an attorney, author, and advocate for evolutionary consciousness, she serves as a bridge between different realms, focusing on dismantling biases and shifting worldviews. Stephanie has also been involved in various social justice initiatives, such as Holocaust reparations and Indigenous land repatriation. Highlights from the Episode: Resources Stephanie Trager on the web | YouTube | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter/X | LinkedIn Webdelics On the web | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn

Content note. This episodes contains a mention of an attempted death by suicide. If you would rather not hear or see that, please skip from 15:15 to 15:45. “When we're stuck in our heads, we don't make advancements. We're not happy. We can't move forward. We're basically fighting all of society when we try to go the opposite direction and say, what's up with my heart?” - Steven Kuhn This week on the Webdelics Podcast, host Scott Mason sits down with the Steven Kuhn, a decorated combat veteran with a fascinating outlook on psychedelics, to dismantle the myths surrounding the alignment of the heart and mind in personal and professional growth. Steven shares his transformative journey through plant medicine and how it reshaped his approach to life's challenges. They discuss the power of intention setting during psychedelic experiences and the profound impact of integrating masculine and feminine energies for holistic development. Steven's unique perspective bridges the gap between the spiritual and the corporate, offering insights on how psychedelics like ayahuasca and San Pedro can catalyze breakthroughs, not just personally but also for leaders in high-stakes environments. Steven is a decorated U.S. Military combat veteran who has been hand-picked to consult with some of the most influential people in the world (rock stars, singers, actors, business leaders, and politicians) about how to expand their brand, build value and loyalty and develop strategies for increasing beneficial relationships and achieving true Quality of Life. He is also the author of Unleash Your Humble Alpha: Own Your Presence in Life and Become the Epic Leader You Are Meant to Be Highlights from the Episode: Resources Steven Kuhn on LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook Humble Alpha Quality of Life Enterprises Webdelics On the web | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn

“Leadership means inspiring and motivating others around you … to get them to do things that they ultimately want to do...” - Diego Ugalde “Are you telling me that in order to be a great leader you need to have done psychedelics?” host Scott Mason asks Diego Ugalde, former Navy SEAL now CEO of the Trident Approach and psychedelic integration coach. In this episode of Webdelics, they explore the counterintuitive connection between psychedelics and leadership. Diego shares how plant medicine aligns individuals with truth and transforms leadership in unexpected ways. They challenge taboos, question the essence of leadership, and explore the impact psychedelics can have on every facet of life. Diego Ugalde is a former Navy SEAL with over 15 years of military service, including three combat tours in Iraq and participation in over 250 classified operations. He has been decorated with four Navy Commendation Medals, three Navy Achievement Medals, and a Combat Action Ribbon. Diego now serves as the CEO and founder of the Trident Approach, a leadership consultancy firm. Beyond his military achievements, Diego has ventured into the realm of psychedelics, becoming a psychedelic integration coach. Highlights from the conversation: Resources Diego Ugalde on LinkedIn | Email The Trident Approach | Heroic Hearts Project Webdelics On the web | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn

“...there's so much joy, innocence, creativity, freedom that's there that needs to be unlocked and psychedelics will help you unlock it.” - Randall Hansen In this Webdelics Podcast episode, host Scott Mason and guest Randall Hansen discuss a common issue among leaders today – how unresolved childhood trauma can push them to succeed but also leave them feeling empty. They talk about the intense pressures leaders face and how the constant pursuit of success can make them lose touch with joy and purpose. Many leaders may seem confident on the outside but feel frustrated and exhausted inside. Scott and Randall explore how psychedelics can be a part of a healing journey to reconnect with your inner child, process old wounds, and rediscover your true self. By letting go of past hurts that drive them to constantly achieve, psychedelics may help leaders lead with more empathy, creativity, and meaning. Randall Hansen is a multifaceted advocate, educator, and ethicist dedicated to fostering healing and well-being on a global scale. As the author of "Triumph Over Trauma" and "HEAL! Find Your Healing Modalities," Randall guides individuals through a transformative journey, exploring the realms of nature, somatics, psychedelics, spirituality, nutrition, and breathwork. He currently serves as an Adjunct Professor of Management, Business, and Economics at Virginia Wesleyan University, as well as the Lead Organizer of the Spokane Area Psychedelic Society (SAPS), a community-driven organization focused on education and integration for those interested in the intentional use of psychedelic medicines. Highlights from the conversation: Resources Randall Hansen on the web | LinkedIn | Instagram | X (Twitter) | Facebook Triumph Over Trauma | Heal! The Warrior Soul Podcast Webdelics On the web | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn

“Go explore and find your way back to your own heart, because you can do it.” - Dom Farnan Dom Farnan joins Scott Mason on this episode of Webdelics to discuss her journey from self-described “toxic boss” to compassionate, conscious leader. Through the use of plant medicines like psilocybin and ayahuasca coupled with intensive personal development work, Dom found the keys to unlocking her reactive patterns and hardcore outer shell, and transformed how she leads others and how she relates to herself. Now the CEO of a successful recruiting firm and passionate advocate for conscious business practices, Dom opens up about internal shadows, triggers and wounds that can compel even good-hearted leaders to resort to toxic behaviors. She also shares advice for those curious about how plant medicine combined with self-work can uncover more heart-centered, authentic ways of leading. Dom Farnan is a dynamic leader with over two decades of experience in high-growth environments. As the founder of DotConnect, she brings radical change to the talent industry through mindfulness and compassion. She uses a holistic approach to connect talented individuals with dynamic companies. Her empowered leadership propelled DotConnect to $3M in its first year and earned her a spot on the Inc5000 list in 2022. Highlights from the conversation: Resources Dom Farnan on the web | LinkedIn | Instagram Webdelics On the web | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn

Content note: This episode contains discussion of death by suicide. If this is something you would rather not be exposed to, please skip between 36:00 and 44:15. “If we can see the root cause, we can actually solve the situation.” - Katie Walker This episode of the Webdelics Podcast delves into the raw, unfiltered reality of adolescent mental health and the controversial role psychedelics can play in its treatment. Host Scott Mason is joined by Katie Walker to challenge the conventional narrative surrounding mental health in adolescence, examining the frequent misdiagnosis in the psychiatric field, the overreliance on medication, and the transformative potential of alternative treatments. Katie Walker is a seasoned nurse with 20 years of professional experience and two advanced degrees in anesthesia and psychiatry. She is the founder of Revitalist, a company specializing in providing relief for treatment-resistant conditions. Her personal experience with loss and trauma has influenced her professional journey, and she has dedicated her career to helping children, adolescents, and adults cope with their mental health issues. Highlights from the conversation: we're worse than placebosResources Katie Walker on the web | LinkedIn Video: Katie Walker on Ketamine and Addiction Webdelics On the web | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn

“Don't let anything or anyone keep you from fulfilling the mission that you came here to fulfill. There's a way to do that and it might be through using the power of plant medicine to get you there.” - Declan Oceguera Controversial opinion: psychedelics can unlock new dimensions of self-discovery and help you embark on a transformative journey like no other. In this Webdelics episode, guests Declan Oceguera, Joe Apfelbaum, David Morin, and Katherine Bell, along with host Scott Mason, delve into the truth about psychedelics and plant medicine, challenging myths and reshaping the narrative. They share their experiences with how psychedelics propelled them towards spiritual awakening, personal growth, and the dismantling of the ego and explore the power of guided journeys, the importance of responsible usage, and the potential of psychedelics to heal deep-seated traumas. Katherine Bell is a dream coach. With a background in astrophysics, and a fascination with the inner world and dreams, she brings a unique perspective to the discussion about the transformative power of psychedelics. Declan Oceguera (called Rich in the audio version of this episode) is a media consultant and video visibility coach. He helps individuals share their messages with the world using video. David Morin is a performance coach and advocate for ketamine treatment, particularly for treatment-resistant depression. As the CEO of a digital marketing agency, Joe Apfelbaum understands the power of communication and breaking stigmas. He recognizes the immense benefits that psychedelics can offer. Highlights from the conversation: Resources Katherine Bell: Website | Instagram | Facebook | The Dream Journal Podcast Declan Oceguera: LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | SoundCloud David Morin: Instagram Joe Apfelbaum: Ajax Union | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | LinkTree Webdelics On the web | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn

“She [ayahuasca] was the only medicine that actually could help me to alleviate that grief and to let it go.” - Sofia Dagg Pregnancy loss, at whatever stage and for whatever reason, creates changes in the body and in the mind. In this episode of the Webdelics Podcast host Scott Mason and guest Sofia Dagg explore the profound and often overlooked role of plant medicine in healing the grief associated with pregnancy loss. They discuss the mental and physical sensations, rituals, relationships and taboos around the experience of losing a child before birth and the transformative power of plant medicine in navigating this often difficult journey. Sofia Dagg is the founder of Elemental Empress Medicine. As a plant medicine integration guide, she is passionate about creating a supportive community for those seeking healing. Sofia's personal journey, detailed in her book The Birth of Ben, sheds light on the intersection of plant medicine and the profound grief associated with pregnancy loss. Highlights from the conversation: The Birth of BenResources Sofia Dagg on the web | LinkedIn | YouTube Webdelics On the web | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn

In today's episode, I am excited to sit down with John Waller. John is the former owner/principal of Uncage the Soul Productions in Portland, Oregon. In October 2020, he faced a stage four colorectal cancer diagnosis, prompting him to seek a holistic approach alongside Western medicine, including psychedelic-based therapy to navigate the emotional and mental challenges. John also explored the concept of assisted suicide, which is a legal right in Oregon for individuals with a terminal diagnosis. In an altered state, he conversed with himself about whether he would take the pill to end his life. Through this exploration, he was able to understand the ripple effects and consequences of such a decision. In our conversation, John opens up about his personal journey with psychedelic therapy. We discuss our difficult childhoods and the long-term impact on our mental health. John explains how psychedelics became a tool for therapy after traditional talk therapy proved limited. He shares his transformative experiences with psychedelics, addressing childhood traumas and finding love and compassion for himself. John also discusses his stage four colorectal cancer diagnosis and the importance of addressing his illness's emotional and mental aspects. He explores the concept of death and dying through psychedelic therapy, practicing dying in a psychological sense to alleviate fear and anxiety. John emphasizes the importance of remaining open to possibilities and prioritizing meaningful relationships. In This Episode: Our Guest John Waller is the former owner/principal of Uncage the Soul Productions, a visionary video production company headquartered in Portland, Oregon, offering everything from story and creative development through post-production. Resources and Links Webdelics https://www.webdelics.com/https://www.facebook.com/webdelics/https://twitter.com/webdelicshttps://www.youtube.com/@webdelicshttps://www.linkedin.com/company/webdelics/https://www.instagram.com/webdelics/John Waller https://www.linkedin.com/in/uncagethesoul/https://uncagethesoul.com/https://twitter.com/UncagetheSoulMentioned https://www.amazon.com/Change-Your-Mind-Consciousness-Transcendence/dp/1594204225

Have you ever felt trapped in a narrative of victimhood, yearning for a way to rewrite the story of your life? What if there was a remarkable tool capable of helping you break free from those self-imposed constraints and rediscover the boundless potential within you? If you're intrigued by the prospect of transcending limitations and embarking on a journey of self-empowerment, then you're about to embark on an eye-opening adventure through the realm of psychedelics and their ability to reshape your reality. In today's episode, I am delighted to speak with former NHL player Daniel Carcillo about profound topics such as trauma, mental health, and post-concussion syndrome. Our discussion sheds light on these crucial issues. Daniel and I connect through our shared experiences of childhood abuse and the immense pressures of professional sports. The path is undoubtedly challenging, but Daniel shares his inspiring journey of healing and recovery, including the use of psilocybin mushrooms to alleviate symptoms, highlighting the role of these natural substances in his healing process. Our conversation underscores the power of psychedelics in altering perspectives and fostering personal growth. However, Daniel stresses the importance of maintaining life balance, emphasizing that it's not solely about psychedelics but also about comprehensive self-care. In This Episode: Our Guest Daniel Carcillo, a former NHL player, won two Stanley Cups with the Chicago Blackhawks. After retiring in 2015, he founded a nonprofit aiding post-concussion syndrome and mental health issues. An advocate for TBI survivors, Carcillo founded Wesana in 2019 to develop innovative pharmaceuticals for mental health disorders, bridging the biotech and pharma industries. Resources and Links Webdelics https://www.webdelics.com/https://www.facebook.com/webdelics/https://twitter.com/webdelicshttps://www.youtube.com/@webdelicshttps://www.linkedin.com/company/webdelics/https://www.instagram.com/webdelics/Daniel Carcillo https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-carcillo-202792106/https://www.instagram.com/danielcarcillo13/https://twitter.com/CarBombBoom13

In this episode, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on the wisdom and knowledge shared by our recent podcast guests and the next series of episodes. I dive into a thought-provoking discussion about the future of mental health treatment and peak performance enhancement. Join me as I explore the potential impact of psychedelics and plant medicines, and how they could revolutionize our society. I believe it's crucial to have open and honest conversations about psychedelics, much like we have done with other groundbreaking ideas in the past. These substances have the power to disrupt systems such as the law, economy, and even traditional career paths. Imagine a world where psychedelics are seen as technologies that can address pressing issues like addiction, troubled parenting, burnout, toxic work environments, aging, and leadership skills. The potential for positive change is immense. I invite you to engage with this podcast episode and share your thoughts with others. Let's spread the word about the potential of psychedelics and plant medicines to create a better world for ourselves and future generations. Together, we can explore new frontiers in mental health and peak performance enhancement. In This Episode: Resources and Links Webdelics https://www.webdelics.com/https://www.facebook.com/webdelics/https://twitter.com/webdelicshttps://www.youtube.com/@webdelicshttps://www.linkedin.com/company/webdelics/https://www.instagram.com/webdelics/

In this episode of the Webdelics podcast, I am joined by a panel of participants who have listened to previous episodes and are excited to share their thoughts and reactions. As we dive into the topic of psychedelics, the panel members – Rita, Kevin, MH, and LaChelle, open up about their initial skepticism on these substances. Throughout the conversation, the panel members stress the need for open conversations and normalization around psychedelics. As we wrap up the episode, the participants eagerly look forward to future episodes where we will explore topics such as plant medicine and delve deeper into the world of psychedelics. In This Episode: Resources and Links Webdelics https://www.webdelics.com/https://www.facebook.com/webdelics/https://twitter.com/webdelicshttps://www.youtube.com/@webdelicshttps://www.linkedin.com/company/webdelics/https://www.instagram.com/webdelics/

In a world where conventional approaches to health and well-being often fall short, an alternative path has been gaining remarkable traction – the exploration of psychedelics. These mind-altering substances have stirred conversations not only about individual experiences but also about their potential to drive profound social transformation. At the forefront of this movement stands Ross Sullivan, a visionary with a background deeply rooted in health and holistic well-being. Today, I have the pleasure of sitting down with Ross and discussing the relationship between psychedelics and social transformation. Ross shares his background in holistic health, his involvement in the psychedelic industry, and his work at the Institute for a Sustainable Future. Our conversation explores the potential impact of psychedelics on individual and societal health, the need for reorientation toward life, and the role of psychedelics in fostering connection and repairing disconnection. We also discuss the integration of psychedelics into our culture and society, the potential economic impact, and the relationship between psychedelics and spirituality. Ross emphasizes the importance of caution and intentionality in the implementation of psychedelics and encourages a conscious approach to their use. In This Episode: Our Guest Formerly a co-founder of Center for Psychedelic Education, Ross is the Managing Director of Sustainable Futures Institute, a research and action institute dedicated to nurturing and restoring economic, social, environmental, and spiritual ecologies in service of the multiplicity of futures that will sustain life on our planet. Resources and Links Webdelics https://www.webdelics.com/https://www.facebook.com/webdelics/https://twitter.com/webdelicshttps://www.youtube.com/@webdelicshttps://www.linkedin.com/company/webdelics/https://www.instagram.com/webdelics/Ross Sullivan http://www.isfusa.org/https://www.linkedin.com/in/ross-sullivan/https://www.instagram.com/rossgsullivan/?hl=en

These days, psychedelics are being studied as tools of the future – ways for us to one day become healthier, happier and at peace. But where did psychedelics like magic mushrooms come from, and how did humans discover their incredible properties? Which human cultures have evolved alongside mushrooms? What is the psychedelics shift, and why could mushrooms be considered “alien technology”? To find out, we’re talking to expert mycologist, cultivator and educator Darren LeBaron. Known for his Shroomshop masterclasses, Darren has been growing his own mushrooms for over a decade – and his goal is to share the magic with others. Today, Darren talks about his unique psychedelics journey, how plant medicine has changed his life, the ancient history of psychedelics use, how indigenous cultures have used magic mushrooms for millennia and more. In This Episode Guest Darren LeBaron is a mushroom cultivator and educator known around the world for his Shroomshop masterclasses. He has been growing gourmet and medicinal mushrooms for over 10 years, and is a member of the London Psychedelic Society. Resources & Links Webdelics https://www.webdelics.com/https://www.facebook.com/webdelics/https://twitter.com/webdelicshttps://www.youtube.com/@webdelicshttps://www.linkedin.com/company/webdelics/https://www.instagram.com/webdelics/Darren LeBaron https://www.darrenlebaron.com/https://www.facebook.com/darrenlebaronhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCkr76UsTlLCsJdCNTqQNaQhttps://www.instagram.com/darren_le_baron/?hl=en

America is at a crossroads when it comes to managing trauma. In some sections of our nation, healing is readily available and at the disposal of citizens. Whereas in others, healing options are moderate to virtually non-existent. Trauma happens and everyone deserves the chance to be made whole again, but in so many cases, that chance is fleeting. Healing can come in many forms including Ibogaine, an often overlooked, but powerfully effective option. My guest today is Talia Eisenberg, a woman who has seen firsthand the incredible healing benefits of Ibogaine. She’s the founder of Beond.us, a healing and detox treatment center with locations in California and Mexico. Today, she’ll share her journey to healing, her history of addictions and generational trauma, and how Ibogaine helped her find her way and become whole again. If you’re suffering, Talia wants you to know that there’s no need to suffer alone. Listen today as she provides insights and guidance on how you can bounce back and become the best you ever! In This Episode: Our Guest Talia Eisenberg, MBA, is a serial entrepreneur and the co-founder of Beond.us, a San Francisco- and Mexico-based company providing safe and effective psychedelic-assisted ibogaine treatment for trauma and addiction patients. Her mission is to directly impact and help thousands of people heal from trauma and addiction and go on to lead meaningful and purpose-driven lives. Talia lives in Mexico with her husband, Tom, cofounder of Beond.us, and their sons. She received an undergrad degree from New School in NYC and earned an MBA from Presidio Graduate School in SF. Talia is a person in long-term recovery from harmful mind-altering drugs and substances. Her passion for supporting others in healing through Ibogaine is personal, as it was the treatment that catalyzed her recovery in 2011. Resources and Links Webdelics https://www.webdelics.com/https://www.facebook.com/webdelics/https://twitter.com/webdelicshttps://www.youtube.com/@webdelicshttps://www.linkedin.com/company/webdelics/https://www.instagram.com/webdelics/Talia Eisenberg https://www.facebook.com/BeondUs/https://www.instagram.com/beond.us/https://www.linkedin.com/in/talia-eisenberg-mba-4a51bb52https://www.instagram.com/talia.eisenberg/?hl=enhttps://twitter.com/chasingnuance

Children are our most prized asset and the cornerstone of the future. But when it comes to educating and preparing them for what lies ahead, the methods currently in place are yielding less than favorable results. This is especially true in the cases of children who are dealing with mental health and wellness challenges. Therapy and psychology are helpful, but in some cases, the child needs more, in the way of treatments and leadership. My guest today is Cory Firth, a man who is fully aware of our current system’s failings but hopeful about what the future holds. He’s the Founder and CEO of Neuma, an organization dedicated to social wellness based in Canada. He’s also a staunch advocate for exploring the many ways plant-based medicine can help society as a whole. Today I’ll chat with Cory about the challenges he faced growing up with depression, his thoughts on the state of psychedelics and healing, and the potential of plant medicine to change our world for the better! In This Episode Our Guest Cory Firth is a human-impact community builder, communications entrepreneur, and plant medicine advocate. He has spent the last five years building communities in the mental health and wellness space. After a 20-year battle with depression, Cory has committed himself to a vision where the stigmatization of mental health and wellness is replaced with compassion, transformation, and community connection. His goal is to create a world where people work together to reunite with our innate abilities to heal, overcome, create, and actualize our full potential. Resources and Links Webdelics https://www.webdelics.com/https://www.facebook.com/webdelics/https://twitter.com/webdelicshttps://www.youtube.com/@webdelicshttps://www.linkedin.com/company/webdelics/https://www.instagram.com/webdelics/Cory Firth https://neumacentre.com/https://ca.linkedin.com/in/coryfirthhttps://www.instagram.com/coryfirth/?hl=en

Everyone, regardless of their status, where they come from, or how they got there has gone through some sort of trauma. But too often, the only ones who receive healing are those who can afford it while others are left to languish. It’s a vicious cycle and one that continues to plague our world year in and year out. Sometimes it’s poverty that keeps them from healing, sometimes it’s racism, sometimes it’s just pure hate … but what if psychedelics could cure all these and more? What if through psychedelics, we were able to unlock the true power of healing and experience life on levels we never thought existed? Today’s episode features Scott discussing these very issues and more with Charles Patti. Charles is the Chief Brand Officer for MY Self Wellness and a man who by the tender age of 6 was already a functioning alcoholic, reeling from the trauma brought on by the loss of his father. Charles will discuss his incredible psychedelic journey, his mission to help others find healing … and how he came to realize that the destruction that defined his life … was actually causing him to poison God himself! In This Episode Our Guest Charles Patti began his journey of self-awareness and healing nearly a decade ago. His life is one that has seen him deal with his fair share of trauma and addiction. Unable to find a sustainable cure, he turned to psychedelics. Through them, he found the courage to face himself and finally found healing. He is the Chief Brand Officer for My Self Wellness Center, an organization that provides healing solutions for several mental and physical wellness challenges. His mission is to offer healing modalities on a global level while removing wealth and income barriers that prevent those in need from receiving the life solutions they deserve. Resources and Links Webdelics https://www.webdelics.com/https://www.facebook.com/webdelics/https://twitter.com/webdelicshttps://www.youtube.com/@webdelicshttps://www.linkedin.com/company/webdelics/https://www.instagram.com/webdelics/Charles Patti https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-patti-ab0588186/http://www.charlespatti.com/https://www.instagram.com/charles_patti_official/MY Self Wellness https://myselfwellness.center/https://www.facebook.com/myselfwellnesscenterhttps://www.instagram.com/my.self.wellness/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuAcyck_PnLp9ypt6spmARAhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/my-self-wellness/https://twitter.com/myselfwellness1

Shamanism … there’s a lot of confusion as to what it entails. Is it a belief in unseen beings, some good and others evil? Does it truly involve dealing with spirits or is it just spiritual energies? Can anyone practice Shamanism, or do you have to be from a certain race or nationality to get the full impact? These are but a handful of the questions swirling about as curiosity about this belief system continues to grow. Today’s episode will look to answer those and others as Scott spends time with Colette Condorcita Schmitt. She’s seen firsthand the healing qualities this discipline offers in all phases of life and wants others to experience the same. Listen as Colette discusses her journey, and debunks myths, while challenging paradigms, as we go deep into the beautiful world … of Shamanism! In This Episode Guest Colette Condorcita Schmitt is the founder and acting Board Chair of Decriminalize Nature Philadelphia; a registered 501-C4 organization working to decriminalize entheogens in the Greater Philadelphia region. She also devotes time to The Tandava Retreat Center – one of the premier 5-Me0-DMT retreat centers in the area. Her work includes supporting retreat clients through psychedelic integration efforts. She holds a B.A. in International Development and Relationships from American University and a host of other accolades and accomplishments. Resources and Links Webdelics https://www.webdelics.com/https://www.facebook.com/webdelics/https://twitter.com/webdelicshttps://www.youtube.com/@webdelicshttps://www.linkedin.com/company/webdelics/https://www.instagram.com/webdelics/Colette Condorcita https://www.instagram.com/condor_medicine/?hl=enhttps://retreat.guru/teachers/1805-22/colette-condorcitahttps://ie.linkedin.com/in/colette-condorcita-schmitt-89815815?trk=org-employees

We live in a complex world fueled by a simple untruth. That untruth is that our skin color makes us better or worse than the next person. Since the day our nation was founded, this myth has been a part of the national conversation and value system, driven by the original sin of slavery. In today’s episode, Scott goes deep with Nathaniel J. Brown. He is a man who lives every day striving to become the best version of himself while challenging the foundational paradigms of spirituality that govern the Black community. Brown opens up and shares a revolutionary mindset that says plant medicine is the key to healing Black trauma and improving race relations in America. In This Episode Guest Teacher, leader, truth seeker, Nathaniel J Brown is a man on a mission. He’s lived a life that has led him to opening the eyes of others, uncovering the gifts, and walking into the fullness of their being. A forward-thinker he champions the virtues of the healing power of plant based medicines, their impact on communities of color, and the way they can change the world. Resources and Links Webdelics https://www.webdelics.com/https://www.facebook.com/webdelics/https://twitter.com/webdelicshttps://www.youtube.com/@webdelicshttps://www.linkedin.com/company/webdelics/https://www.instagram.com/webdelics/Nathaniel J. Brown https://www.theperspectivecoach.us/my-storyhttps://twitter.com/nbsetthetrendhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/theperspectivecoach/https://www.facebook.com/theperspectivecoachhttps://www.instagram.com/therealnathanielbrown/