Psilocybin Says
Courtney McClure and Eric OsborneA husband and wife looking at lifestyle and personal growth through the lens of psilocybin.
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- Changed my life
I first did mushrooms not knowing the psychologic affects it would have on me. It bettered my life in so many ways. The second time I went to a place that made me feel completely different about how I view life on this earth and after we are done with this life. With all this new knowledge and perspective it has been hard not knowing how to direct it. Listening to Courtney and Eric has been super beneficial to me. They have made me feel like I am not alone and have made me even more knowledgeabl... more
Apple Podcasts5Benjammen!!!
United Statesa month ago - Addressing Real Life Issues
This husband and wife team tackle issues people may struggle with in their daily lives and what they have learned in coping with these issues. Their natural and comfortable back and forth discussion is not only intelligent but full of love and simply soothing. A great life hacks podcast.
Apple Podcasts5GoLou123United States8 months ago - Very real…
Listened to the first episode and it was real… excited to listen to the rest and learn more. Keep it up and pushing forward!
Apple Podcasts5ms_parker11United Statesa year ago - Love the show, but….
This podcast is incredible. I appreciate the vulnerability and stories heard during the show. My one and only problem is a technical one. It’s the audio. Eric comes through on one speaker and whoever else he’s talking comes through the other side. With Eric talking a majority of the time it throws audio off. This is the only podcast (that I follow) that has this problem. I notice it with my AirPods, in the car, anywhere you have left/right balance. Please fix.
Apple Podcasts3JLR9677United Statesa year ago - Candid discussions on many topics
Eric and Courtney talk honestly about many topics, from the mushroom space to personal boundaries. From run-ins with law enforcement to family dynamics. Always candid, usually funny, and never dull. I look forward to each episode.
Apple Podcasts5Stevo805United Statesa year ago
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