Beth speaks with Derek Loudermilk about a variety of topics centered around healing modalities, particularly focusing on stone medicine and crystal elixirs. They discuss the integration of past life insights, the role of the higher self in healing, and the importance of collective consciousness in manifesting your desired outcomes.
Beth speaks with Jeff Firewalker about his journey to founding the Eagle Condor Council, the intersection of science and spirituality, particularly through the lens of tobacco, and the role of bridge people in navigating the current evolutionary time.
Beth Weinstein shares what’s truly missing when you outsource your voice to AI, and how to actually stand out in a noisy world with your energy, leading with your heart, and double down-ing on authenticity and energy.
Beth is joined by Ariella Daly to discuss the connections between dreams, consciousness, and the natural world, particularly focusing on the role of bees. Ariella shares her journey into dream work, the historical significance of bees in human culture, and how intentional dreaming can lead to healing and personal growth.
Beth is joined by Allyson and Alex Grey to discuss their personal journeys with psychedelics, art, and purpose, and how sacred medicine catalyzed their creative evolution. Their conversation explores the spiritual significance of creativity, the importance of staying devoted to your vision, and how psychedelics can serve as a gateway to deeper alignment with soul’s purpose.
Beth Weinstein shares a raw and real transmission on how the entrepreneurial path is a soul initiation and often, the hardest ceremony of your life.
Beth is joined by Charles Eisenstein, a teacher, public speaker, and author, about the intersection of psychedelics, purpose, collective awakening, and the shifting narratives shaping our world.
Beth Weinstein speaks with Shannon Hughes and Dori Lewis about their journeys into the psychedelic space, the current state of legalization in Colorado, and the importance of community and collaboration in healing. They discuss the costs and accessibility of psychedelic therapy, the significance of building relationships in the healing process, and the future of psychedelics as a healing modality.
Beth Weinstein discusses the myth of needing to be “certified” before starting a business or helping others. Originally shared as a viral Facebook Live, this short but powerful episode is a reminder that you are already enough.
Beth is joined by Tamara Dunahoe, a member of the International Dance Council, a trauma-informed yoga teacher, holistic personal trainer, and Somatic Dance Coach, to discuss the connection between emotional well-being and chronic pain, and the role of acceptance and movement in healing, the significance of somatic dance as a safe space for processing emotions and releasing stuck energy, and the process of nervous system regulation in somatic dance, incorporating breathwork, mantra, and movement for emotional release and liberation.
Beth is joined by Sara Price to discuss the powerful healing potential of Kambo therapy and its peptide-rich composition, how peptides support the body’s optimal functioning as essential signaling molecules, and the transformative role psychedelics can play in personal growth and healing.
Beth is joined by Natasja Pelgrom to explore the evolving landscape of psychedelic leadership and the importance of intentionality in psychedelic experiences, challenges facilitators face, from emotional burnout to maintaining integrity in a commercializing field, and the power of community, integration, and truth-telling in supporting growth for ourselves and others
Beth Weinstein discusses why so many people struggle to charge for their services—even after investing heavily in personal growth, what it means to integrate your beliefs into your relationship with money and worth, and the fun and transformative embodiment practices included in her new program to support lasting change.
Beth Weinstein discusses her new program focused on abundance, exploring the deeper meanings and implications of abundance beyond just financial wealth. She shares her personal journey with money wounds and the societal programming around scarcity.
Beth is joined by Luke Kohen to discuss shared humanity, trauma, and empathy in a divided world. Luke shares his journey from healing crises to grounding spirituality, emphasizing self-responsibility and integration. They discuss psychedelics, the dangers of outsourcing growth, and trauma’s role in connection.
Beth is joined by Rosemary Gladstar, a renowned herbalist, to discuss the importance of education in making herbalism accessible, the mainstreaming of herbalism, and the responsibility that comes with using plants, including ecological and sustainability concerns.
Beth Weinstein discusses the critical importance of establishing and maintaining boundaries in the coaching and healing space. She emphasizes the need for coaches to first develop their own boundaries before engaging with clients, highlighting the challenges that arise when flexibility is prioritized over personal limits.
Join Beth, Ken Mycelium, and Roger Holden as they discuss the unique qualities of mushroom essences, their distinction from flower essences, and the role of self-trust in healing. They also discuss the rise of functional mushrooms in various products and the importance of incorporating natural remedies into modern health practices.
Join Beth and Robert Forte as they discuss the history of psychedelics, particularly MDMA, and US drug policy, including cultural impact, legalization, and government influence. They explore psychedelics’ dual nature (awakening vs. distraction), the importance of integration and responsibility, and societal implications, advocating for a sacred approach.
Join Beth as she speaks with Lindsey Wise about her journey into death work and how it began with personal experiences of loss and near-death, why creating spaces for peaceful dying can transform the end-of-life experience, and how music plays a vital role in healing and transformation.
Beth Weinstein discusses the Grandma’s Witchy Toolkit and her six-week live training program focused on herbal medicine and the energetics of psilocybin. She also discusses why understanding the energetics of the human body is crucial in psychedelic practices and how ancient wisdom can provide valuable insights for modern practices.
Join Beth as she speaks with Sam Perry, a clinical herbalist, medicine maker and herbal educator. They discuss their upcoming program focusing on the often-neglected energetic dimensions of psilocybin, the need to integrate ancestral wisdom and traditional practices into the rapidly growing psychedelic space, and the sensitive issue of cultural appropriation, acknowledging the debt owed to indigenous traditions, and advocating for a balanced approach to honoring and utilizing these medicines.
Join Beth as she speaks with Sam Perry, a clinical herbalist, medicine maker and herbal educator. They discuss their upcoming program focusing on the often-neglected energetic dimensions of psilocybin, the need to explore the somatic and energetic aspects of psychedelic experiences beyond traditional approaches, and the difference between taking calculated risks and being reckless in psychedelic exploration.
Beth Weinstein shares about the new program coming soon on psilocybin energetics and what you can expect from it, how Sam Perry has a unique emergency toolkit for facilitators and what makes him such a highly knowledgeable co-teacher, and why energetics are crucial in psychedelic therapy.
