Aubrey Marcus Podcast

In a 'tell almost all' podcast with my partner Whitney Miller we discuss the trials and tribulations of the path to greater consciousness, before turning the discussion to the nature of our unconventional relationship.

For the very first Aubrey Marcus Podcast I get to hang out with bestselling author and fellow philosopher @RyanHoliday. We talk about his book The Obstacle Is The Way - http://aubreymarcus.com/book-review/obstacle-is-the-way/ and the modern applications of both stoicism and epicureanism. 

In this podcast with twitter.com/drdanengle we talk about the challenges with the pharmaceutical-driven medical system, and the potential for psychedelic medicine to play a keystone role in the paradigm shift.  Lastly we ask the question, what does it mean to live the way of the Lakota warrior?  With Hoka Hey "Today Is A Good Day to Die" on your breath?   Dr. Engle is the author of The Concussion Repair Manual: A Practical Guide to Recovering from Traumatic Brain Injuries, as well as his new book, A Dose of Hope: A Story of MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy.   Connect with Dr. Dan: www.drdanengle.com  www.fullspectrummedicine.com  www.kuya.life  www.thankyoulife.org       The information provided in this podcast is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute the practice of medicine or other professional health care services, including the giving of medical advice. The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical recommendation, diagnosis, or tre

Two first time ayahuasca initiates from our friends at Barbell Shrugged, fresh from their flight back from Peru tell their story of the first and second time experiencing the vine of souls.

In this feast for the ear-holes, my alien brother Porangui discusses his own unique medicine path.  He weaves sound with myo-fascial release to create physical and psychic experiences as transformative as any sacred plant journey I have been a part of.  This podcast was a lot of fun, join us!

Bestselling author Ted Dekker is one of my greatest spiritual teachers.  His journey started in a tribe of active cannibals as the son of a missionary, and eventually brought him to a profound reinterpretation of the true teachings of Yeshua.   It is an honor to have him join me on the podcast and share his unique perspective.

Having spent the evening in ceremony and conversation with Hamilton we are back with part 2.  In this segment we go into his own journey to Truth, that lead him into the heart of the mystery itself.  We close with a deeply moving meditation that sets the groundwork for the connection between the quantum and the self.

Every once in a while an individual comes along and changes the game.  Whether it is a sport, profession, cause--things are irrevocably altered after they make their appearance.  Hamilton Souther, an ayahuasca shaman in his prime, is doing just that for the realm of the spirit.  In part 1 we get to know each other a bit, letting the cosmic dance unfold as we explore the most important topics for humanity.

Military veterans are committing suicide at a rate of over 22 soldiers every day.  Mikal Vega is a retired Navy Seal veteran who treated his own post traumatic stress with a combination of yoga, breath work, floatation, and TBI recovery modalities.  He now works with veterans across the nation with his organization VitalWarrior.org.  We all have stress and trauma in our lives, and this podcast provides actionable advice on how to move past that and reach our creative potential.

Steven Kotler, bestselling author of The Rise of Superman, stops by to teach us how to get our fix of the most addictive drug in the world:  Flow state.  Being in the zone is estimated to improve performance by upwards of 500%.  This podcast is full of hacks that include many of the triggers necessary to stimulate this much coveted brain state, and explains the risks and benefits of riding the cycle of flow.

The podcast with my spiritual brother Duncan Trussell begins with one question.  "What were you doing before you were born?"  We didn't get a chance for another question.  The discussion ranged from reincarnation, to the remedy for suffering, and finally the coming awakening.  This is a Warrior Poet Project not to be missed.

Doctor, psychonaut, healer, sage, Dr. Dan and I speak on healing the collective, starting with the individual.    Dr. Engle is the author of The Concussion Repair Manual: A Practical Guide to Recovering from Traumatic Brain Injuries, as well as his new book, A Dose of Hope: A Story of MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy.   Connect with Dr. Dan: www.drdanengle.com  www.fullspectrummedicine.com  www.kuya.life  www.thankyoulife.org       The information provided in this podcast is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute the practice of medicine or other professional health care services, including the giving of medical advice. The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical recommendation, diagnosis, or treatment. The use of information in this podcast is at one’s own discretion, and is not an endorsement of use given the complexity inherent in these medicines, and the current variable widespread illegality of their usage.

Two homies, hungover on a Saturday morning, start with some personal banter about sex, before exploring our own transformational journeys that are the driving force behind our inspiration and motivation.  Truly a podcast only possible with the legend himself, Jason Ellis.

What happens when you have a podcast with two of the most inspirational, holistic health and nutrition wizards on the planet?  Magic.

In this epic drop-in to the studio, Jermaine Andre, a true warrior poet in every sense of the word tell his amazing story of incarceration, transformation, bushido, and the road to the Martial Arts Hall of Fame.

A Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt, and accomplished podcaster, Nic quickly reverses my role as host and puts me on the spot with some personal questions about monogamy, ayahuasca, and entrepreneurship.

My jungle brother Mitch Schultz (director of DMT: The Spirit Molecule) stops by to talk about our new feature documentary Huachuma (aubreymarc.us/huachuma/) and the diffusion of psychedelic medicine in our culture.

In this inspiring discussion with my good friend, author Christine Hassler, https://twitter.com/ChristinHassler we talk about the practical strategies for managing "Expectation Hangover", and the challenges we have the opportunity to overcome.

Without a hint of foreplay, we go deep into the gaping heart chakra of my man Cory Allen, finding out why Ayahuasca told him he no longer needed to be a vegetarian, and other trifles-- like what the source code of the universe looks like.  Dare I say it might even be the best Cory Allen podcast to date?

Wanna know when you can legally smoke some reefer in your state?  Cheyanne Weldon, the director of the Austin chapter of NORML, the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws stops by to talk all things weed.  And just to ruffle more feathers, we even squeeze in a little controversial discussion about the superfluity of cemeteries!