The DoubleBlind Magic Hour

By: DoubleBlind Magazine
  • Summary

  • DoubleBlind Magic Hour follows host Shelby Hartman (co-founder of the DoubleBlind print magazine and media company) as she, her guests, and a cohort of correspondents cover timely, untold stories about the expansion of psychedelics around the globe — from insider baseball drama within the movement to the latest news on research, politics and beyond. We talk with the most brilliant minds and journalists we know from the psychedelic frontier about shrooms, acid, DMT, you name it, and about what hot goss they’re hearing in the field. And don’t worry, we get into whether you should trip too.
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Episodes
  • Hot Goss with Charlotte James: Ritualistic Purging, Psychedelic Responsibility, Spiritual Minimalism
    Sep 9 2024
    Dive into an enlightening conversation with Charlotte James, a facilitator renowned for her deep commitment to ethical psychedelic practices and community empowerment. In this episode, Charlotte shares her experiences from her recent travels and the profound lessons learned about integrating visionary experiences into daily life. She discusses the challenges and responsibilities of psychedelic use, emphasizing the need for culturally sensitive practices that honor the origins and sacredness of these substances. Charlotte also explores the concept of minimalist living as a form of spiritual and psychological clarity, arguing for a reduction in materialism to enhance genuine connections and well-being. The conversation delves into the importance of building strong, supportive communities that can handle conflicts and foster deep relationships, highlighting how psychedelics can be a tool for personal and social transformation. This episode provides a comprehensive look at how intentional living and ethical psychedelic use can lead to a more fulfilled and connected life. Guest Speaker Bio Charlotte James is a visionary facilitator and advocate for ethical psychedelic practices, deeply involved in promoting cultural sensitivity and integration within the psychedelic community. With a background in social activism and a strong commitment to community empowerment, Charlotte works to ensure that psychedelic therapies are accessible, respectful, and beneficial to all. She emphasizes the importance of minimalism in spiritual practices, advocating for a life that prioritizes meaningful experiences over material possessions. Charlotte's approach to psychedelics is holistic, focusing on the interconnectedness of individual wellness, community health, and cultural respect. Her work challenges the norms of consumerism and promotes a deeper understanding of how traditional practices can be thoughtfully integrated into modern therapeutic contexts. https://www.liberation.training/ Charlotte on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/createdby.charlotte/ Medicine Music Alquemia - Carioca Chandra Edgar https://open.spotify.com/track/1Qs5p7BAbLsiRVJtt3ZR0m?si=a298ed2803c54dd6 Episode Sponsors (Logos + UTM Links) Got stories and questions for Trip Tips? Email us: magichour@doubleblindmag.com Watch on YouTube Find Us Around the Web: IG: @doubleblindmag X: @doubleblindmag FB: @doubleblindmag Want to join cannabis ceremonies, breathwork, psychedelic workshops, and more with the DoubleBlind community? Try our membership for free for 30 days at: doubleblindmag.com/freemagic Advertising/Business Inquiries: Want to partner with us and help make this podcast possible? Email: partnerships@doubleblindmag.com or Sales@human-content.com Our theme song is Primordial Dance by OHMA Part of the Human Content Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    50 mins
  • Hot Goss with East Forest: Composing for Psychedelic Trips & The Power of Music
    Sep 2 2024
    Join us in a profound dialogue with East Forest, a visionary musician known for blending ambient soundscapes with deep spiritual insights. In this episode, East Forest discusses his unique approach to creating music that facilitates personal and collective healing processes, especially in psychedelic therapy. Drawing from his own experiences with meditation and indigenous ceremonies, he explores how music acts as a conduit for transformation and connection. The conversation delves into the role of music in psychedelic experiences, highlighting how it can guide emotional and spiritual introspection. East Forest shares stories from his journey of musical evolution, from mainstream stages to intimate ceremonial settings, and discusses his project 'Music for Mushrooms', designed specifically for use with psychedelic sessions. This episode not only uncovers the therapeutic potential of music but also ignites a discussion on the cultural implications of integrating psychedelics and music in modern therapeutic practices. What We Cover (Expanded) Music and Psychedelics: How music enhances psychedelic therapies. Sonic Healing: The therapeutic potential of sound in healing practices. Ceremonial Music: Insights into music's role in indigenous ceremonies. Creative Process: East Forest's approach to composing and performing. Spiritual Practices: Integration of spirituality and music. Cultural Impacts: How music influences and is influenced by cultural movements. Psychedelic Experiences: Personal anecdotes of music in psychedelic settings. Artistic Evolution: Transition from mainstream music to spiritual soundscapes. Music for Mushrooms: Discussion of his specific project tailored for psychedelic sessions. Authentic Expression: Emphasis on genuine artistic creation and its impact. What We Cover (Shortened) Explore the intersection of music and psychedelics with East Forest, whose ambient soundtracks offer a backdrop for deep spiritual awakening and healing. This episode reveals how transformative sound can be when aligned with intentional psychedelic experiences. Guest Speaker Bio East Forest is a renowned musician and healer whose work spans the realms of ambient electronic and classical music, all infused with a deep spiritual essence. Based in Idaho, East Forest has carved a unique niche in the music industry by producing soundtracks that facilitate meditation, deep relaxation, and psychedelic experiences. His project, 'Music for Mushrooms', is specifically designed to accompany psychedelic therapy sessions, providing a sonic environment that supports deep introspection and healing. East Forest’s compositions are celebrated for their ability to blend organic and electronic sounds, creating immersive experiences that encourage listeners to explore their inner landscapes. Beyond his music, East Forest is an advocate for the integration of spirituality and modern therapeutic practices, using his platform to discuss topics ranging from mental health to environmental consciousness. East Forest on Why the Answers to Our Future Are Already Within Us | DoubleBlind Mag Medicine Music Opening - East Forest Episode Sponsors (Logos + UTM Links) Got stories and questions for Trip Tips? Email us: magichour@doubleblindmag.com Watch on YouTube Find Us Around the Web: IG: @doubleblindmag X: @doubleblindmag FB: @doubleblindmag Want to join cannabis ceremonies, breathwork, psychedelic workshops, and more with the DoubleBlind community? Try our membership for free for 30 days at: doubleblindmag.com/freemagic Advertising/Business Inquiries: Want to partner with us and help make this podcast possible? Email: partnerships@doubleblindmag.com or Sales@human-content.com Our theme song is Primordial Dance by OHMA Part of the Human Content Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    56 mins
  • Hot Goss with Holly Regan: Extended DMT States & Ethical Psychedelics
    Aug 19 2024
    In this episode, Shelby and Holly Regan, a journalist at the forefront of psychedelic research reporting, talk about the groundbreaking development of extended DMT states, called DMTx, and its implications for consciousness research. Holly discusses their investigative work on how scientists are exploring technologies to prolong the DMT experience, traditionally known as the 'businessman’s trip,’ potentially revolutionizing our understanding of the mind and reality. The conversation also touches on the ethical considerations of such research, the role of media in responsibly reporting on psychedelic advancements, and the societal impacts of commodifying spiritual experiences. Holly’s critical insights challenge mainstream representations and advocate for a more nuanced portrayal of psychedelics that includes diverse voices and perspectives. This episode not only explores the potential of DMT to unlock new realms of human consciousness but also emphasizes the importance of ethical journalism and cultural sensitivity in the rapidly evolving psychedelic space. Guest Speaker Bio Holly Regan is a journalist renowned for their deep dives into the intersections of culture, consciousness, and marginalized communities, with bylines in top-tier outlets like The New York Times and Vice. Holly’s work explores the frontiers of psychedelic research, including a focus on new studies that extend DMT experiences, along with a critical look at the ethics of psychedelic journalism. Their reporting emphasizes the importance of incorporating diverse voices and perspectives, advocating for a more inclusive and accurate representation of psychedelic culture. Holly’s background in philosophy enriches their analytical approach, enabling them to navigate complex ethical landscapes and challenge mainstream narratives. Their commitment to social justice is evident in their work, which seeks to uncover and address the underlying cultural, ethical, and social issues within the psychedelic community. https://x.com/hollylregan https://doubleblindmag.com/dmtx/ https://www.transartinstitute.org/ https://www.transcendelicretreats.com/ Medicine Music Episode Sponsors (Logos + UTM Links) Got stories and questions for Trip Tips? Email us: magichour@doubleblindmag.com Watch on YouTube Find Us Around the Web: IG: @doubleblindmag X: @doubleblindmag FB: @doubleblindmag Want to join cannabis ceremonies, breathwork, psychedelic workshops, and more with the DoubleBlind community? Try our membership for free for 30 days at: doubleblindmag.com/freemagic Advertising/Business Inquiries: Want to partner with us and help make this podcast possible? Email: partnerships@doubleblindmag.com or Sales@human-content.com Our theme song is Primordial Dance by OHMA Part of the Human Content Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    57 mins

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