033 • Dr. Ben Sessa • Why Are Psychedelics Still Banned For Medicinal Use?
Dr. Ben Sessa is a psychiatrist and pioneer in psychedelic research, joins me from Bristol to explore how substances like MDMA and psilocybin could revolutionise mental health care.
With decades of experience in addiction and child psychiatry, Ben has trained therapists in Australia and beyond, pushing for psychedelics to be recognised as legitimate medicines.
We dive into why Australia is the only country where MDMA and psilocybin are licensed for therapy, the frustratingly slow regulatory process despite overwhelming anecdotal evidence, and how psychedelics can “shake the snow globe” of rigid trauma-based beliefs from childhood. Ben shares insights on why these drugs aren’t a magic cure but a powerful tool to rewire the brain’s narrative, offering hope for those stuck in cycles of depression, PTSD, or addiction.
This is for anyone curious about the science and soul of healing through psychedelics.
22 Apr 2025
032 • Pete Smith • Does Our Consciousness Control Reality?
Pete Smith is a consciousness researcher who left corporate life to explore quantum physics and spirituality, joins me from Cairns, Australia, to unravel the mysteries of our existence.
Inspired by a striking resemblance to his great-grandfather, Pete began investigating reincarnation, past-life regression, and Michael Newton’s Life Between Lives work, which he’s helped lead for a decade. We discuss how consciousness might be the ocean we swim in, with our awareness steering us through, and how quantum physics—like the observer effect—suggests our thoughts shape reality.
Pete shares his view that we’re multidimensional beings in human disguises, choosing lives to contribute to a collective shift, while I wrestle with whether these ideas echo our childhood joys or something deeper.
20 Apr 2025
031 • Barbara Yuruvich Arias • How Breathwork Leads To Life-Changing Discoveries
Barbara Yuruvich Arias is a certified practitioner with expertise in holotropic breathwork and plant medicine, shares her insights on the practice’s mechanics and impact.
With her background in Jungian psychology, shamanism, and archetypal astrology, she traces her journey from Argentina to becoming a facilitator, explaining how holotropic breathwork processes emotional and transpersonal trauma. We explore its structured approach, differences from plant medicine, and the role of intention in healing.
This conversation offers a clear look at breathwork for those interested in its practice and effects.
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