In this episode of "Exploring Reality Maybe," join us as Stephanie Wang, a visionary whose career spans from finance to the transformation of consciousness, health, and wellness, introduces her latest venture, Ka! Empathogenic.

Stephanie's journey began at Solomon Brothers and HSBC Securities before transitioning into film and television, where she pioneered transmedia projects for prestigious platforms like Alliance of Civilizations Media Fund, ABC Television, Discovery Channel, and National Geographic.

With her extensive background, Stephanie founded MediaNosh, an early social media agency, and later contributed her expertise to Evolver Holdings, Corp. and Reality Sandwich, exploring the intersection of organics, adaptogens, and phytonutrient cuisine. Her strategic marketing and branding efforts were pivotal in the success of Ken Jordan’s Alchemist Kitchen, celebrated as New York Magazine's "Best of New York" in Health and Self Category 2017.

Discover how Stephanie's diverse experiences converge in her passion for Kana and Ka!, as she discusses their profound impact on mental health and well-being. This episode promises insightful conversations, firsthand experiences with Ka! chews, and practical advice for integrating this transformative supplement into your daily life.

Tune into "Exploring Reality Maybe" for an enriching exploration with Stephanie Wang, a leader at the forefront of empathogens and holistic wellness and conscious living.

In this episode, we are going to talk with Dr. Felix Blei who is the creator of Miraculix that is a revolutionary organization aimed at studying natural products and enhancing their properties. Let’s delve into the world of psychedelics and their profound impact on mental health such as treating depression and anxiety among others. We will look at psilocybin which has a rich history and its psychedelic effects as well as its potential use in pharmaceuticals in future medicines. Discover ground-breaking research being done on how psilocybin affects our brains neurologically while also discussing therapeutic settings which play an important part when using it as therapy treatment option. You’ll also get some insight into what led Miraculix along their journey so far plus why they believe testing should be made available to everyone so that more can be known about these powerful substances used for healing purposes within ourselves? Come join us uncovering all this information about mental health transformation through psychedelics together!

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Join us on an enlightening journey as we delve deep into the captivating realm of social cognition, bias disentanglement, and the transformative influence of music alongside AZA Allsop. As an artist, neuroscientist, and psychiatrist, AZA's pioneering work at the crossroads of social dynamics, bias, and communal healing provides profound insights into the complexities of human behavior and societal progression. Uncover the significance of unraveling biases and embracing diverse perspectives in fostering a more interconnected and empathetic society. Tune in to uncover the intricate interplay between music, mindfulness, and social neuroscience as we reshape our perceptions of bias and societal constructs.

In this episode, we interview Richard Miller, a clinical psychologist, author, researcher, yogic scholar and spiritual teacher. For over 40 years, Richard has devoted his life and work to integrating the nondual wisdom teachings of Yoga, Tantra, Advaita, Taoism and Buddhism with Western psychology. Richard is the founding president and CEO of the iRest Institute, co-founder of The International Association of Yoga Therapy and founding editor of the professional Journal of IAYT. Richard also serves as a research consultant studying the iRest Yoga Nidra protocol that he has developed, researching its efficacy on health, healing and well-being with a wide range of diverse populations. The Nidra protocol is approved by the Surgeon General and is currently being taught at VA hospitals to address PTSD.

In this episode, we interview Raghu Markus, the Executive Director of Ram Dass’s Love Serve Remember Foundation. The Love Serve Remember Foundation is dedicated to preserving and continuing the teachings of Neem Karoli Baba and Ram Dass. Raghu met Ram Dass in the late 60’s and spent 18 months in India with Ram Dass and Neem Karoli Baba. In 1974, Raghu collaborated with Ram Dass on the box set, Love, Serve, Remember, a musical anthem to mysticism. Years later, Raghu established Triloka Records, which is regarded as the leading producer of spiritual recordings featuring artists such as Krishna Das, Walela, and Jao Uttal, along with media projects with Ram Dass, Deepak Chopra, and more. You don’t want to miss this fascinating conversation with someone who spent much intimate time with one of the greatest spiritual leaders of our generation.

In this episode, we interview Senior Philanthropic Advisor to the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS). Cameron writes:

"I came out of the closet 30 years ago and now coming out of the "medicine cabinet". I've experimented with entheogens since the late 80's. I recognize now that while friends were dying of AIDS, many of us were on the dance floor processing our collective grief and PTSD in real time with MDMA. Then following the 1992 Rio de Janerio Eco Summit I experienced ayahuasca for the first time in Brazil and it has guided me ever since. Now, for the first time in my life I'm able to be open about my own consciousness exploration and translate my own personal healing experiences as I help MAPS raise funds for the important research they are doing to help heal U.S. military veterans and others suffering from PTSD using MDMA as a treatment modality."

In addition, David describes a recent scientific article exploring the view that ayahuasca ceremonies may make people less narcissistic?

In this episode, we have four great segments for you. First David will review and summarize a recently published scientific study evaluating the effect of psychedelics on a system in the brain called the Default Mode Network. Our colleague Sana Toor will share an actual “transcendent experience” reported by one of her student colleagues, Megan. Our interview this week will be with Maxi Cohen, a filmmaker, activist and multimedia alchemist. Jody will walk us through an introductory meditation practice to play with and melt perception, identity, and the ego.

Description: In this first episode, we introduce ourselves, including our backgrounds, and launch a conversation related to the nature of reality. In future episodes, we'll be interviewing friends and colleagues who are scientists, doctors, plant medicine experts, meditation teachers, social activists and mystics to explore consciousness and share techniques to play with perception, identity and the ego.