In this one, we riff on why consciousness is fundamental, quantum weirdness, why it’s so important, yet difficult, to find spiritual truth, why napping is a surprisingly powerful technique for creative inspiration, and much more.
Read MoreThanks to a handful of brilliant human beings (including this year’s physics Nobel Prize winners) and groundbreaking experiments, quantum weirdness has gone mainstream. Reality-breaking concepts like non-locality, what Einstein called ‘spooky action at a distance,’ are now accepted as foundational.
Read MoreIn this one, we riff on ‘psycho-technologies,’ recognizing and debugging the patterns of our minds, habit change, why ‘holding the door’ is the perfect philosophical metaphor, and more!
Read MorePlant Wave creator, Joe Pattituci enters the mind meld!
Joe is an artist that fosters connection to intuitive states and the natural world through sound, breath, and technology. As CEO of Data Garden, he is working to build a future where humans will have a real-time soundtrack to their lives generated from wearable data that is responsive to mood, tailored to taste, and optimized for any activity.
Wendy is a Harvard-educated, academic and the Dana J. Johnson Professor of Management at the University of Delaware. She is an expert on paradox and practical, open-ended approaches to problem-solving and creativity.
Read MoreComedian and artist, Ramin Nazer returns for another mercurial mind meld. In this one, we have an absolute sampler platter of wonder nuggets– The singularity, Terence McKenna, how to execute creatively, inspiration, motivation, flow states, the controversial phenomenon of Jordan Peterson, psychedelic entity encounters, and way too many other things to list!
Read MoreArtist, musician, and friend, Colin Frangicetto returns to muse about the power of therapy and reinventing yourself.
Read MoreVisionary art legend, Android Jones returns for another massive mind meld!
Read MoreEvan “Skytree” Snyder is a music producer turned robotics engineer. He makes synths out of raw crystals for fun. He’s also part of a multi-generational web of high weirdness that stretches all the way back to Nazi Germany and includes some of the most compelling most UFO tales I’ve ever heard.
Read MoreDr. Matthew Johnson is a Professor of Psychedelics and Consciousness at the Johns Hopkins Center For Psychedelics and Consciousness research.
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