Category: good to discover

PsychedeliCare
Scientists, medical doctors, therapists, neuroscience researchers, creative and marketing experts, artists, policy experts, human and civil rights activists, spiritual practitioners and educators – together, united behind science and knowledge of EU laws, the goal of PsychedliCare is to enable safe, regulated and conscientious Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy.

Brainforest Café: The Spirit of Huáchuma
Dennis McKenna speaks with Laurel Sugden and Josip Orlovac del Río about the San Pedro cactus. Laurel talks the decline of wild Huáchuma populations in Peru, while Josip, an experienced curandero, speaks about it cultural history.

Hardvard Divinity School. Center for the Study of World Religions
Thinking with Plants & Fungi. An interdisciplinary exploration into how plants and fungi help us rethink the nature of mind and matter, and humans’ relationship to the “more-than-human” world.

The Reality Sandwich Podcast
Psychedelics & Consciousness Experiences with David Jay Brown

Psychedelic Safety Institute (USA)
“Recognizing the transformative potential of psychedelic medicines, we leverage research and market data to lead multi-stakeholder strategic processes to anticipate, mitigate, and respond to psychedelic harms and improve patient outcomes.”

PsyAware (Europe)
“At PsyAware we’re building a future where everyone using psychedelics, whether in a clinical setting or for personal exploration, can do so in a safe, supported, and inclusive environment.”

Altered States
A new venture launched by the same people who bring us The Microdose, Alrtered States a production of PRX and the UC Berkeley Center for the Science of Psychedelics.

Seven rules for lasting happiness 

The Holberg Debate
he Holberg Debate, an annual event organised by the Holberg Prize, owes its name to. Ludvig, Baron Holberg (1684 – 1754), a writer, essayist, philosopher, historian and playwright born in Bergen, Norway. It is inspired by Holberg’s Enlightenment ideas and aims to explore pressing issues of our time.
Here Rupert Sheldrake discusses with Anil Seth and an¥a Luhrmann wether consciousness limits itself to the brain – an unnecessary assumption, as the famous biologist says.