DMTX and Extended-State DMT: Daniel McQueen on Entities, Exploration, and Psychedelic Healing

Most DMT experiences are famously brief. A person may enter an intense altered state, encounter vivid landscapes or apparent entities, and begin returning to ordinary consciousness before they have time to understand what is happening. Daniel McQueen believes extended-state DMT could change that. In a conversation with Ayahuasca Podcast host Sam Believ, McQueen discusses DMTX, […]

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Ronan Levy on Psychedelics, Capitalism, Success, and the Future of Consciousness

Can psychedelics fit comfortably inside modern capitalism, or are they fundamentally resistant to being turned into conventional products? That question runs through a wide-ranging conversation between Ayahuasca Podcast host Sam Believ and entrepreneur Ronan Levy. Levy is the co-founder and former executive chairman of Field Trip Health and author of The Ketamine Breakthrough. His path […]

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Podcast Sauna Ceremony: Una Meistare on Latvian Sauna ceremony and plant medicine

In this episode of Ayahuasca Podcast, host Sam Believ (founder of http://www.lawayra.com) speaks with Una Meistare. Una is a prominent Latvian cultural journalist, art critic, and co-founder/editor-in-chief of Artterritory and Spirit Territory. Having spent over two decades exploring fashion and design, she now researches alternative states of consciousness, ethnobotanical healing, and the therapeutic potential of […]

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Can Psychedelics Change Society? Alexander Beiner on Ayahuasca, Capitalism, and Consciousness

Psychedelics are often discussed as tools for personal healing, but can they also change the systems and cultures people live within? That question sits at the center of a conversation between Ayahuasca Podcast host Sam Believ and author and cultural commentator Alexander Beiner. Beiner, author of The Bigger Picture, explores the tension between the transformative […]

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From Performance to Flow: Cory Firth on Ayahuasca, Fatherhood, and Letting Go

For much of Cory Firth’s life, achievement was closely tied to pressure. Competitive sports taught him to perform and prove himself, and that pattern later followed him into business. From the outside, his career looked successful. Internally, however, he had struggled with depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts since childhood. In a conversation on the Ayahuasca […]

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DMT, Ayahuasca, and the Midlife Crisis: Adam Butler on Finding a Way Forward

At around 40 years old, Adam Butler appeared to have everything society says should make a person successful: high-paying jobs, multiple houses, sports cars, and relationships. Internally, however, his life was collapsing. He was struggling with alcohol, depression, broken relationships, anger, and suicidal thoughts. In a conversation on the Ayahuasca Podcast, Butler described how psychedelics […]

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The Third Wave of Psychedelics: Microdosing, Education, and the Future of Psychedelic Culture

Paul F. Austin has spent more than a decade helping move psychedelics from the counterculture into mainstream conversations about healing, creativity, leadership, and personal transformation. As the founder of Third Wave and the Psychedelic Coaching Institute, his work focuses heavily on education, responsible use, and what he calls the “third wave” of psychedelics. In a […]

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Podcast The Dark Side of the Ayahuasca Space with Kat Courtney

In this episode of Ayahuasca Podcast, host Sam Believ (founder of http://www.lawayra.com) has a conversation with Kat Courtney. Kat is a traditionally trained ayahuasquera, huachumera, pioneering integration coach, and dedicated death doula. After completing a decade-long apprenticeship in the Amazon within the Shipibo-Conibo lineage, she founded Plant Medicine People to help seekers safely navigate the […]

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12 MMA Fighters Drink Ayahuasca Together: Trauma, TBI, and a Different Kind of Fight

A group of 12 combat sports athletes recently came together in the Colombian Andes for an unusual experiment: four ayahuasca ceremonies combined with scientific observation, brain mapping, and a shared focus on trauma and traumatic brain injury. The group included MMA fighters, UFC veterans, bare-knuckle boxers, wrestlers, and jiu-jitsu competitors, many with championship-level careers. The […]

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