Psychedelics As Medicine

Jonathan Robinson explores his new book Opening to the Miraculous, sharing firsthand accounts of teleportation, firewalking healing, near-death experiences, synchronicities, and consciousness — including a 5-MeO-DMT message that simply said "It's All Good."

Adam Butler shares his extraordinary personal journey from alcoholism and suicidal ideation into a life centered around self-awareness, psychedelic exploration, service, and transformation — and how DMT catalyzed it all.

Legendary ethnopharmacologist Dennis McKenna joins Dr. DREAM for a wide-ranging conversation on DMT, ayahuasca, psilocybin, indigenous wisdom, consciousness, and the evolving future of psychedelic medicine.

Jonathan Robinson, bestselling author and pioneer of MDMA-assisted therapy, explores how MDMA can help couples reconnect, communicate more honestly, and work through issues that might otherwise take years in traditional therapy.

Sharon McKenna, writer and filmmaker, shares the origin story of her documentary about her cousin Terence McKenna, and reflects on growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area's psychedelic cultural soup of the 1970s.

Filmmaker Chris Vellrath shares his month-long journey into the Peruvian Amazon, participating in seven ayahuasca ceremonies with Shipibo maestros — encountering DMT visions, archetypal intelligences, and a profound shift in his understanding of consciousness.

Harold Hoenow, founder of Infinite You, shares his deeply personal journey with LSD, DMT, and other entheogens — exploring psychedelics as teachers, medicines, and gateways to expanded awareness, sacred sexuality, and embodied spiritual practice.

Energy healer and psychology-trained practitioner Heather Zimmerman shares how DMT offered a distinctly different form of consciousness expansion — quieting mental noise and providing relief from constant cognitive activity.

Independent researcher Danny Goler shares his controversial claim that a fractured laser projected in a DMT state reveals self-executing "code" — and explores assimilation theory, cognitive physics, and what it means to investigate reality without removing the observer.

Therapist and author Gay Lynn Grigas, LMHC, shares her triune framework weaving psychedelics, dreams, and ritual — exploring ketamine-assisted therapy, MAPS training, and a grounded, heart-centered approach to preparation, ceremony, and integration.