What if the real crisis in men’s mental health isn’t illness—but disconnection?

In this episode, I sit down with Xavier Rousset, a filmmaker and advocate whose life was changed by psychedelics. We talk about the stigma surrounding drugs, the rise of depression and anxiety, and why the current mental health system only reacts once men hit rock bottom.

This is a powerful conversation about healing, connection, and the potential of psilocybin to help men reflect, reset, and return to what matters most—without years of therapy.

Xavier shares his personal journey, his spiritual awakening through ayahuasca, and why he’s now creating a global documentary showing how psychedelics can be used safely, legally, and meaningfully before a crisis hits.

His message is timely, his insight is grounded, and this episode is full of clarity for any man who knows there must be more to healing than pills and podcasts.

Want to donate to Xavier's Documentary like I did? Here is the Go Fund Me:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-make-psilocybin-a-tool-for-wellbeing

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for therapy. Always seek qualified guidance for your personal situation.

Views shared by Alessandro Frosali and his guests reflect their lived experiences and opinions. Every listener’s journey is unique, and no therapeutic relationship is created.