My belief is that the human brain has evolved over hundreds of thousands of years to effectively filter out the background noise of our overwhelmingly complex realities. But is that to say the background noise is completely useless? If we could tune into it from time to time could we bring back some valuable information into our regular ego driven awareness?

As we grow older we develop into the people we want to be, and quite often become more selective in who joins us in this process. In this episode I express some personal stories and concerns I've had to deal with entering into my 20's and maintaining friendships. Hopefully, some of my experiences will help as you continue your pursuit of becoming a functional friend-making adult!

I propose that many individuals in our society never get a taste of their own fitness potential. We've lowered the expectations of the greatest endurance animals on the planet to 45-60 minutes, 3-5 times per week. In this episode I outline some potential downfalls to our current world view of what fitness actually means, as well as hopefully offer some realistic solutions.

The internet has allowed millions of individuals across the globe to share, research, reconnect, inspire, learn and teach! But at the cost of potential privacy. Although some of our personal information is shared voluntarily via social media, personal blogs and podcasts, infinite amounts of data is being collected and stored without our consent. Should you not be able to maintain an online persona without having all your information collected/sold to big corporate institutions?

In this episode we explore a spectrum of ideas ranging from intellect and I.Q to political hierarchies and societal status. Does earning the title of polymath or genius free you of your ethical societal obligations? Are you born with a maximum intelligence quotient or can a disciplined individual take advantage of their environment and increase their intellectual capabilities? I'm not sure. I'm just a random guy on the internet! But I work through some of these ideas best I can today. I hope you enjoy!

This episode I decided to recount my own personal experiences consuming magic mushrooms and my interpretation of the events years later. I did not consume scientific mushrooms but MAGIC mushrooms. These experiences are my own and not based off of any particular research or understanding. I would honestly credit these days to be some of the most influential and unique experiences of my life. Hopefully this podcast provides some insight for both the seasoned and novice altering consciousness individuals

I wanted to explore the possibilities of what an actual zombie apocalypse might look like. What is the threshold that separates human beings from zombies? Is it their limited range of motion? Their thirst for brains? Their autopilot like nature? How long would it take for us to notice a infection spreading? Could we be turning into zombies so slowly that we barely notice the transition? If that is the case, maybe we could find a solution by fighting back against physical and mental atrophy.

Across the world humans debate and struggle to find concrete definitions of what constitutes safe and necessary drug use. Aspects of our society such as professional sports make their best attempts to monitor and punish performance enhancing substance abuse, without solving the issue entirely. In the modern age of nootropics, no current infrastructure exists to monitor academic performance enhancing substances. This leaves an individual attempting to find academic success the holistic way, behind the curve.

We have automated the agricultural process expecting meats and produce to come in boxes and plastic packing, seldom questioning the source of our farms. To me this is a threat to our connection with environment and therefore our own reality. I invite you all to rise to the challenge of becoming your own free willed chef, gardener and nutritionist. Take charge of the ingredients going into your body and I promise you will feel the improvements.