May 12, 2023
Alex Maas of The Black Angels joins the show
The Black Angels have been my favorite band almost immediately since I heard them about a decade ago, so this was an incredible episode for me.
The conversation starts off talking about the Levitation music festival and how my Indigenous Web3 organization, 400 Drums, may do some work with them to help bring some Indigenous artists and representation to the event.
After the little transition, the second half of the conversation is all around music and medicine, where these can tap us into, and the source and flow of inspiration.
Tamara Goddard joins us for part of the conversation around Levitation. She’s a Co-Founder of 400 Drums and CEO of Four Our Future Indigenous Economics. She’s an amazing artist from the Saulteau Nation in BC, and I definitely need to do an episode with just her in it
Though we talk a bunch about Iboga and microdosing, as well as kratom, these are plants that are important to exercise caution with. Iboga has many effects on the heart and is recommended you have a EKG before going through a large dose or microdosing with iboga because of potential consequences.
Check out Episode 4 of my podcast for more info on ibogaine
Directions to See a Ghost by The Black Angels just turned 15! This is a really great album to check out if you haven’t heard much of this band. And have a new album out called Wilderness of Mirrors.
And remember, “The Black Angels challenge you to question authority and think for yourself”
Songs played in episode:
Snake in the Grass - Black Angels
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