Psilocybin Says
Courtney McClure and Eric OsborneA husband and wife looking at lifestyle and personal growth through the lens of psilocybin.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 120 | Founded | 3 years ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSelf-ImprovementAlternative HealthHealth & Fitness | |||
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Latest Episodes
Dana Harvey shares her journey from a corporate career to one of psychedelic self-development. Her story of courage and faith is an inspiration to women, and men, who are seeking to achieve a balance of success and sanity. more
Freelance author, psychedelic voyager and all around delightful soul, Jasmine Virdii joins Death Doula, Psacred Passsage Minister, Debbie Pierce and Eric for a conversation exploring the afterlife, spiritual realms, the nature of the soul and much mo... more
Tracey Tee has become a mouthpiece for microdosing particularly among moms. Everyone knows moms need more love and the mushrooms deliver. In this episode Courtney sits down with Tracey and talks motherhood, microdosing and more that you are sure to e... more
Peg Peters, founder of Gathering Groups shares his unique model for psychedelic spirituality. Introduced to the mushroom by his daughter, Peg became a believer once again, not in the God of judgment but in the Spirit of Community. more
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- A guide to the mushroom space
In therapy there is a saying that your therapist can only take you to places they’ve already been. These wonderful people have been many places in the mushroom space and through this podcast have introduced me to so many others whose journeys resonate with my own. When Ram Dass says “we are all walking each other home,” to me, this is what he means. Sharing knowledge and practice of a space that can be unpredictable and confusing, lighting the way for us to move forward on the path. Listen and l... more
Apple Podcasts5Dan Marstin
United States9 months ago - Amazing
Courtney and Eric are amazing people with a lot to share. Please keep up this podcast.
Apple Podcasts5JerryP10000United States10 months ago Great show!
Podcast Addict10 months agoCheeseSlicer- Thank you
Great to listen to! Informative, thought provoking, helpful in the pursuit of the true self.
Apple Podcasts2Big Mama SJUnited Statesa year ago - Love this!
Educational, entertaining and interesting! Love you guys.
Apple Podcasts5cincysusannUnited Statesa year ago
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