Death Proof Podcast
1) Degeneracy
My best friend and co-host Jake discussing his social experiences with psychedelics, monkeys using coins as missiles, and 100 days of sobriety that helped him realign with his self.
2) Carl Gustav Jung: Individuate or Die
As I progress through my studies in psychological science, I’m discovering a profound convergence between academic theory and my psychedelic experience. These two worlds, one grounded in research, the...Show More
3) Rak Razam: The DMT Toad and the Fishermen of the Infinite Unconcious
This week on Death Proof: I sit down with Rak Razam — one of the leading voices of the global psychedelic renaissance and a key figure in Australia’s entheogenic movement. Author of Aya: Awakenings an...Show More
4) Ben Forsyth: Lost Identity Found
Former MMA fighter Ben Forsyth steps out of the cage and into the unknown. In this unfiltered episode, he opens up about the identity crisis that followed the end of his fighting career, the bold leap...Show More
5) Kati: Laughing at Anger
Ayahuasca removed my sense of anger, replaced it with pure forgiving love, and gave me the understanding that it was always my choice.
6) Dylan: Esoteric Reflections
Dylan recalls his origin story on the path to self enlightenment, having utilised cannabis, LSD, mushrooms, and DMT, proving time and time again that the plant medicine was there to support him every ...Show More
7) Juliet Lever: Awakening Through Infertility
Author and NLP coach Juliet Lever discusses Ayahuasca ceremonies in Australia and how they helped her breakthrough limiting belief patterns of doubt, providing her with the strength and compassion to ...Show More
8) SHORT SHOTS: Traveling to the Amazon
FAQ: How do I get to the Amazon for Ayahuasca?
9) PREVIEW - Juliet Lever
A sneak peek at the upcoming Juliet Lever interview!
10) Processing Grief with Psychedelics
When my best friend and mentor, Peter Gorman, passed away, I was faced with my first true experience of deep grief. I shut myself off from everyone, refusing any kind of support. Eventually, I turned ...Show More