This week, we welcome Ahmed Tahseen, a doctor, psychiatrist, and scientist whose residency at Yale University School of Medicine focused on pioneering research into the therapeutic potential of psychedelics. Join us for a thought-provoking exploration that traverses the intersections of sports, systemic issues, and mental health.

Ahmed sparks engaging discussions on the evolving accessibility of sports like the NBA and NFL contrasted with the barriers inherent in sports like tennis, where economic privilege often dictates participation. He provocatively critiques the Winter Olympics as the "Privilege Olympics," shedding light on the inequities embedded in competitive sports. Our conversation delves into systemic racism within healthcare and sports, addressing societal structures that perpetuate disparities rather than addressing fundamental inequalities.

Ahmed also offers a critical examination of medical school admissions practices, highlighting how diversity initiatives sometimes overshadow principles of meritocracy. Moving into the realm of psychedelic therapy, we explore its transformative potential, particularly in treating PTSD. Judah candidly shares personal insights on his psychedelic journey, underscoring its profound impact on his healing process and anxiety management. Together, we navigate the complexities of the conscious and subconscious minds, seeking to integrate and harmonize our internal narratives for holistic personal growth. Jeremiah punctuates our dialogue with a poignant quote from Dune: "Dreams are messages from the deep."

Join us for an illuminating episode where Ahmed's expertise and our hosts' reflections converge, offering profound perspectives on societal challenges, mental health advocacy, and the promising frontiers of psychedelic research.

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Step into the captivating world of Sarah Bahbah, a Palestinian/Jordanian artist and director based in the artistic hub of Los Angeles. In this episode, Sarah discusses how she channels past heartaches into her evocative photography, drawing inspiration from her rawest emotions documented in personal journals. Throughout the show, she opens up and shares profound insights into the delicate balance between love, creativity, and personal growth—emphasizing how relationships can enrich rather than detract from artistic energy.

Amidst the discussion, Jeremiah and Judah share reflections on their journeys with vulnerability and the transformative power of emotional honesty on creativity. Sarah passionately explores the power of self-awareness and the art of transcending ego, offering profound insights into the ephemeral nature of thoughts and the cathartic beauty found in heartbreak. Together, they explore the complexities of love and the transformative potential of vulnerability, shaping Sarah's artistic expression into a conduit of emotional truth and liberation. Tune in for an intimate dialogue that celebrates the allure of art, the complexities of love, and the profound journey of self-discovery.

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This week on In Good Company, we welcome Chad Veach, our friend and pastor at Zoe Church in LA. Chad, a family man, author, coffee connoisseur, and die-hard Lakers fan, shares about his incredible kids and life in Los Angeles. We discuss his calling as a pastor, the privilege and responsibility of leadership, and the importance of humility and selflessness. Chad talks about grace, overcoming repeated mistakes, and the significance of surrounding yourself with the right people: "Show me your friends, and I'll show you your future." Join us for a heartfelt, fun conversation about empathy, avoiding judgment, and the temptations we all face. Don't miss out on Chad's new book, I Bet You Think This Book Is About You, coming out this October. The link will be in the menu.

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Join us for an engaging episode of "In Good Company" as we delve into the captivating world of celebrity legal news with family law attorney Limor Mojdehiazad, known online as @LawyerLimor. Limor provides expert insights into the law, the facts, the players, and, of course, the tea.

In this episode, we unpack the latest updates on Kim and Kanye's legal saga, alongside breaking news surrounding P. Diddy's encounters with the law, including the explosive incident involving Kid Cudi's car. Limor shares her invaluable insights on navigating the complexities of representing individuals who may be guilty, discussing the challenges of wrongful accusations and the harsh realities of sentencing.

Prepare for a thought-provoking discussion as we reflect on infamous cases like O.J. Simpson's trial, delving into the racial dynamics and societal implications at play. From high-profile divorces to scandalous celebrity encounters, Limor offers expert analysis that goes beyond the surface. Tune in for a captivating conversation that navigates the intricate web of love, law, and the ever-fascinating world of celebrities with Limor Mojdehiazad, where Love and Law Collide.

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In this episode, Judah and Jeremiah bring the excitement as they sit down for a dynamic conversation with Nathaniel Rateliff, a triple platinum artist known for his electrifying mix of rock, indie rock, and folk. From chart-topping hits to unforgettable live performances, Rateliff's music commands attention worldwide.

Join us as we dive into Rateliff's incredible journey, from his early beginnings to headlining stages around the globe. Get ready for an adrenaline-fueled discussion as Rateliff shares behind-the-scenes stories of life on tour, along with his passions beyond the spotlight, like grocery shopping and cooking. Tune in for a thrilling ride as we celebrate Rateliff's rockstar legacy and uncover the fascinating stories behind his rise to fame.

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Join us for an electrifying episode with the vibrant Vivian Benitez, actress, entrepreneur, and all-around boss. Vivian discusses past relationships, revealing how women often mentally break up before calling it quits. She shares her journey from her Cuban heritage struggles and desire to fit in to dropping out of school in Miami and becoming an assistant at Wilhelmina Miami. Hear about her "Devil Wears Prada" style workplace drama, her heartfelt relationship with her fiancé, and their adorable long-distance movie dates. Plus, we dive into our favorite films and the challenges of being in the public eye. Don’t miss this fun, candid conversation full of resilience, love, and cinematic passions!

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In episode 12 of "In Good Company," hosts Jeremiah and Judah touch on the topic of tipping culture, considering when tipping becomes excessive. The conversation of men's mental health, with Judah candidly sharing his experiences, shedding light on the challenges men often face in expressing their emotions and the value of seeking help for anxiety and fear. The conversation expands to discuss how masculinity is evolving and who today's role models are in a world shaped by technology. Reflecting on the impact of constant connectivity, Jeremiah and Judah discuss its effects on relationships and everyday life.

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Join us for an insightful episode with Raquelle Stevens, a dynamic author, producer, and host based in Los Angeles, California. Known for her work on the Apple documentary "Selena Gomez: My Mind and Me" and the Emmy-nominated HBO Max series "Selena and Chef," Raquelle shares her journey of faith and inspiration behind her best-selling book, "The Sunshine Mind: 100 Days to Finding the Hope and Joy You Want." In this episode, Raquelle opens up about her deep faith and belief in God, revealing how prayer and spirituality have been integral to her life's journey. From her experiences co-writing "The Sunshine Mind" to her adventures on set with Selena Gomez and Gordon Ramsay, Raquelle offers candid insights into her creative process and the transformative power of embracing discomfort. We also explore Raquelle's culinary escapades, from cooking at Wolfgang Puck's CUT to indulging in her love for sushi at LA's favorite spots. But beyond her professional achievements, Raquelle imparts valuable lessons on the importance of friendship, community, and cultivating a mindset of growth and gratitude. Tune in for an enlightening conversation that will inspire you to embrace life's challenges with grace and resilience, and to nurture the sunshine within your own soul.

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