It's Women's History Month and Women's day. Today, we celebrate by mentioning the eternal importance of women in the Psychedelic world. To do so, we spoke to Jessika Lagarde, a Trauma-informed Psychedelic Practitioner, Educator, and co-founder of Women on Psychedelics (WOOP). Join us in a conversation about adversities entering the space as a South American BIPOC woman. Her admiration and inspiration for other women in the field, the reasoning and the goals behind WOOP, how you support and become a part of this project. We discuss the F.E.M. approach the group uses in retreats to help people connect with themselves and others. How might Women’s unique experiences with trauma, mental health, and resilience shape their perspectives on the therapeutic potential of psychedelics and advice to women who want to make a difference in this field? What kind of legacy she hopes women in the psychedelic space leave for future generations and much

Is psychedelic integration worth it? To get to the depths of this discussion, we spoke to Victoria Sterkin, PhD, founder of the integration platform The Infinity Container . We discuss the aims of the project, what frameworks provide the best healing, the importance of revisiting a psychedelic experience, the future of psychedelic therapy, and much more! 

At Festivals and Raves, you can easily split from your group. Maybe you became overwhelmed or are having a bad trip. Finding your friends can be challenging, but it doesn't have to be! This week, we interviewed Carter Fowler, Co-Founder and CEO of Totem, a device that acts as a Compass to help you find your friends at festivals and other crowded events without cell service or Wi-Fi and is 100% compatible with the rave style.