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We Changed Our Minds

We Changed Our Minds

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 A bi-monthly, honest and enlightened call-in show exploring the nature of consciousness and contemporary issues around drug use, harm reduction, psychedelics, and recovery in the modern age. Featuring regular special guests, countercultural luminaries, and leading experts in the fields of psychedelic science, substance abuse, recovery and the arts. We invite you all into the conversation, to share your experiences and together build with us a new all inclusive model for recovery, better suited for healing and personal growth in these challenging times. Join us as together we change our minds!We Changed Our Minds Podcast Hygiène et mode de vie sain Psychologie Psychologie et santé mentale
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  • We Changed Our Minds Ep. 7 Haight Ashbury Underground History II w/ Prof Stan McDaniels

    We Changed Our Minds Ep. 7 Haight Ashbury Underground History II w/ Prof Stan McDaniels
    Jul 2 2022
    Welcome back! Laura and Matthew catch up after some adventures in Phil Lesh and Friends and reminisce about the last 23 years with him. Then it’s onto our very special guest Prof Stan Mc Daniels. Laura takes this interview solo and they cover everything from Stan’s introduction to San Francisco’s ‘Summer of Love’ in 1967, his hand in organizing concerts in the panhandle, Janis Joplin, Alan Watts, JRR Tolkien and everything in between. This is one not to be missed! After our post interview discussion, our favorite segment - listener questions! This episodes musical guest is Starwind with excerpts from their soon to be releases debut album ‘Eponymous.’
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    2 h et 32 min
  • Episode 6 We Changed Our Minds

    Episode 6 We Changed Our Minds
    Jun 1 2022
    Dr. Laura and I are taking a break from special guests this week and spend the two hours catching up on recent events, SF Bicycle Day, Laura’s run in with COVID and Matthews first Paul McCartney show in Oakland. We pick up where we left off last episode with Bobby and explore the relationship between artistry and altered states of consciousness, one of our all time favorite topics. Before signing off, we take caller questions and feature some beautiful and haunting new music “Lifeline” from Utopia as well as the new single “Anagrams” from Matthews Trap Rapper alias Popsiclez! Join us next episode for the return of our guest segment with retired Sonoma Professor of Philosophy, founder of the Alan Watts Society of Sausalito and a key architect in the Haight Ashbury during the summer of love, Prof. Stan McDaniels. Featured music “Anagrams” by Popsiclez “Lifeline” by Utopia
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    2 h et 9 min
  • We Changed Our Minds Episode 5 w/ special guest Bobby Weir of the Grateful Dead

    We Changed Our Minds Episode 5 w/ special guest Bobby Weir of the Grateful Dead
    May 25 2022
    Matthew and Laura catch up a little and Matthew reports back from his annual legal psychedelic therapy session. We get into some of our favorite topics - the relationship between altered states of consciousness and creativity and music! Specifically music made by musicians on drugs for people on drugs. (Can you guess one of our favorite bands that we talk about ?) This episode, we are especially blessed with the road and life wisdom of one of psychedelic rock n roll’s royalty-Bobby Weir! Matthew digs into his personal archives and plays for us an interview he and a journalist friend did with Bobby back in 2008 out at his home in Mill Valley. Matthew finally was able to ask him many of the questions he’s always wanted as we touch on current politics, sustainability, psychedelics, meditation, creativity, the Muse and clues to the afterlife Bobby has found within his unbreakable bond with his dearly departed band mate and brother, Jerry Garcia. An episode for the ages and we’re only five deep! You won’t want to miss this one! Special thanks to Bruno Torturro! Musical contribution on ‘My Jerry’ by John Kane
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    1 h et 46 min
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