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Sean Callahan shares his extensive experience in the medical equipment industry and explores innovative wellness technologies, ranging from red light therapy to grounding techniques. The discussion delves into how energy-based therapies can address various health issues while reflecting on the historical context of these advancements and the evolution of medical technology. With a blend of science and practical insights, Sean emphasizes the importance of understanding both traditional methods and emerging technologies in health and wellness.
In this engaging conversation, Zen Benefiel shares his unique life experiences, including his journey from an orphan to an influential voice in spirituality and consciousness. The discussion shifts through topics such as AI, multidimensionality, and the nature of truth, occasionally touching on humor as they explore the complexities of human understanding. With insights that challenge conventional thinking, the dialogue invites listeners to contemplate the intersections of science, spirituality, and our collective future.
In this engaging discussion, Garnet Dupuis shares his unconventional journey from the counterculture movements of the late '60s to developing the Neurovisor, a light-sound stimulation device aimed at enhancing brain function. He explores the intersection of neuroscience, consciousness, and healing, challenging conventional methods while advocating for innovative approaches to well-being. The conversation touches on personal stories, the impact of humor and creativity in health, and the importance of staying adaptable in both mind and body as we age.
In this episode, hosts Matt and Tom engage with Scott Mason, who shares his unconventional path from a successful legal career to a profound personal transformation involving health challenges and psychedelics. The conversation explores the intersections of personal narrative, existential crises, and the impact of community and spirituality on healing. With insights ranging from the effects of music on emotional well-being to the nuanced relationship between belief systems and personal growth, this discussion presents a thought-provoking reflection on the human experience.
In this episode, Matt, Tom, and Linsey Lunny engage in a candid discussion about the complexities of mental health in the age of social media. They explore how today’s youth navigate the challenges of online interactions and the impact of algorithms on their well-being. Linsey shares her journey of creating Hidden Strength, a platform aimed at providing anonymous support to young people, highlighting the critical need for accessible mental health resources.
Caroline Cory shares her unique journey from experiencing subtle energies as a child to developing methodologies for understanding consciousness and enhancing intuitive abilities. The conversation explores her work in energy healing, the role of frequency-based technologies, and her upcoming film, "Superhuman 2," which highlights remarkable human capabilities. Their discussion touches on the validation of extraordinary experiences, the connection between mind and matter, and the importance of exploring the potential of consciousness.

Irreverent Health

What happens when you decide the best way to market community is by rubbing a clitoris in a clockwise motion for an exact amount of time? You go to jail eventually and we, well, we make fun of you. 

Then, we drink some gin, wine, tequila, or anything else within grasp, possibly smoke a joint, and well, keep making fun of you. 

But we are also incredibly passionate about whatever is conversation-worthy in the biohacker, life-extension, acupuncture, wearable technologies, psychedelics, supplements, health charlatans, overnight weight loss fads, which diets were better for neolithic ancestors we never personally met, public health policies, esoteric philosophical arguments about digital consciousness, and well they told me I had to stop typing. You get the idea.

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Tom Ingegno

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Matt Hampton

Matt runs a digital production company, an online cannabis accessory store, is writing a book on multi-disciplinary thinking and metacognition, and loves all things health hacking and optimizing. When he is not obsessing over the dosing schedule of, well, anything, he really, really likes his telescopes.