Baba Kilindi Iyi

This Thursday we will present Anna – Come find out more about the late Chief Nighthawk and his journey and the upcoming Psychedelic Conference

Ayahuasca is a South American psychotropic plant tea traditionally used in Amazonian shamanism. Recently it was shown that ayahuasca reduces judgmental processing and inner reactivity, classic goals of mindfulness psychotherapy. Related to this, we investigated [More]

Dr. David Lubarsky, UC Davis Health’s CEO and chancellor of Human Health Sciences, kicks off the 2023 Psychedelic Summit by discussing the promise of psychedelics in medicine. The UC Davis Psychedelic Summit brought together national [More]

Once considered illegal and without medical benefit, researchers around the world are actively studying the use of psychedelics like mushrooms and LSD to treat specific mental health issues. So far, the findings show potential. Local [More]

In this series of Talking Slop episodes I chop it up with Acacea Lewis a student of Baba Kilindi Iyi and teacher in her own right. We go into her story and her relationship with [More]

#BrianGreene #ReggieWatts #RickDoblin #GulDolen #MAPS Could psychedelics make you more creative? Shift your mind, connect you to others, and help you access a younger, more malleable version of yourself? Activist Rick Doblin, neuroscientist Gül Dölen, [More]

Boy Blue Entertainment perform The Dojo at Breakin’ Convention 2015 at Sadler’s Wells in London. Inspired by their company’s theatrical production The Five and the Prophecy of Prana, Boy Blue Entertainment mix hip hop, martial [More]

Directed and Edited By Abdiwasac Khadar https://www.instagram.com/abdiwaasac_khadar Ereyada | Abwaan Baashe Bogeeye Laxanka | Xariir Ahmed Music | Ustaad Haatuf Yare Produced by | Monium Copyright @ Hawraar Music Production

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Extract of Nomadic Souls performing Talking In Tongues at Breakin’ Convention 2013 at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London. Talking in Tongues is influenced by the world in which we live. Territory, religion, race and education continue [More]