Together We Rise
Join Laura Dawn for these mind-enhancing conversations with thought leaders and the wisdom keepers of our time both in the psychedelic space and beyond.
Weaving wisdom with science, we’re exploring the intersection between psychedelics and sacred plant medicines, with neuroscience and consciousness, creativity and resilience, business and entrepreneurship, meaning and purpose. These conversations focus on how we can learn to embody heart-centered leadership so we can influence real change and create a more beautiful world our hearts know is possible.
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September 14th, 2021
Laura Dawn drops in with artist, author, poet, creative guide, and the brilliant mind behind the popular Instagram account @WordsAreVibrations, James McCrea about creativity, psychedelics, Eastern philosophy, and the need to find humor and laugh during our collective existential crisis.
September 3rd, 2021
In this episode, Laura Dawn speaks with Deanne Adamson, the founder of Being True to You, a company that certifies top coaches in addiction recovery and psychedelic integration, and has built a worldwide network of coaches to support the psychedelic movement with integrity, neutrality, and compassion.
August 10th, 2021
Laura Dawn speaks with Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Fireside Project, Joshua White, which operates the first-ever national peer support line specifically aimed at helping people navigate psychedelic experiences on what it takes to lead an unprecedented venture in the psychedelic space.
July 27th, 2021
Laura Dawn speaks with Dr. Simon Ruffell about how Ayahuasca can change our DNA expression, improve our mental health and help facilitate the healing of trauma.
July 8th, 2021
Laura Dawn drops in with Drew McManus from Satsang to talk about life, music, psychedelics, trauma and creativity.
July 1st, 2021
What advice do the elders have for the younger generation stepping into the psychedelic space? This episode features a conversation with 3 wisdom keepers of our time who offered perspectives on what they called “Points of Study” for navigating the complexity and nuance of bridging ancient lineages into a modern world.
