What is it like to try to recover from an accident that turns your whole world upside down in a single second? Tune in for an inspiring conversation with Jim Harris, a National Geographic photographer who was paralyzed in an dramatic accident that ultimately led him to discover both the neurological and psycho-spiritual healing potential of psychedelics.

On this week’s episode, Shiri Godasi is back for a followup interview to share about the latest unfoldings in her life, including new developments in her work, as well as the many changes that have come as a result of becoming a single mom following her separation from her former partner. Michaela and Shiri share deeply about the joys and challenges of being on the path of becoming an individuated, integrated being, and how powerful it can be when leaders in the psychedelic space vulnerably reveal their humanity.

As her own psychedelic-assisted healing unfolded, this week’s guest, Paije West, transitioned from a career as a traditional birth doula to a “psychedelic” doula, offering opportunities for psycho-spiritual rebirth for both women and men.

Join two “psychedelic” moms for an intimate conversation about the profound privilege and responsibility of holding space for people in their most vulnerable moments as they seek healing of deep emotional wounds and addictions with the support of psychedelic medicines.

For anyone exploring the realm of psychedelics it is immensely helpful to have a foundational understanding of trauma, particularly how developmental trauma shows up in our ways of relating and responding to ourselves, each other and life itself as adults.

In this intimate and educational interview, Michaela Carlin and Carista Luminare discuss a working definition of trauma and dive into the various “attachment styles” we develop in response to the level and quality of safety we felt in connection to our original primary caregivers, and how those styles play out throughout our lives.

Can psychedelics help us become more loving, emotionally intelligent partners and parents? Join Michaela Carlin for a deep dive with Rebecca Kronman, founder of Plant Parenthood, about the gifts and challenges of working with psychedelics as parents, and the joy of building community support networks around a shared desire to heal and grow for ourselves and all our relations.

Join Michaela Carlin and guest, Shiri Malcolm Godasi – two “Psychedelic Moms” – for a profound conversation about Shiri’s call to healing through psychedelics, her unique approach to psychedelic integration work, and the deeply considered decisions she has made in relation to psychedelics and her own pregnancy and mental health.

It all begins with an idea.

It all begins with an idea.