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Consciousness. Psychedelics. Quantum physics. UAPs. God. Reality. Telepathy. Near Death Experiences. Ancestors. Simulation theory. For real though, wtf is anything?


Is consciousness produced by the brain, or picked up by it? What do near-death experiences actually tell us? Why is everyone suddenly a seeker? Can two people who've read too much and believe too little still get somewhere real?


Check us out on YouTube (@WTFisanything) for video versions of our episodes! Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe. It's a big deal for us!


WTF is anything? is a podcast hosted by Zach and Michelle Lamb, co-founders of Disco. Their episodes center conversations with guests around consciousness, culture, science & the woo. 


Disco is a collaborative media hub for (and by) the new kind of person emerging. The person who is pulled to the unknown by their inner knowing, but feels intellectually isolated by the narrow ways of the current worldview.


Learn more about Disco by visiting http://www.jointhedisco.com

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Send us Fan Mail Gina Marie Boyd is back. Gina does psychedelic integration and is finishing a PhD in transpersonal counseling. She is also a recovering addict who used every day for twenty years, ran a company into the ground, nearly overdosed, and got sober in 2017 as an experiment to see what would happen. That combination is why this conversation goes where it goes. Her argument is that the trip is not the healing. The research is starting to say the same thing: what makes a psychedelic e...
Send us Fan Mail Hakim Isler is a sixth-degree black belt in ninjutsu, a former Army psychological operations soldier, a survival instructor you’ve probably seen on Naked and Afraid, and the man who decided that psychic ability needed a tournament. The Psi Games is billed as the world’s first competition for psi abilities. Three days, five events — remote viewing, mindsight, dowsing, precognition and psychokinesis — plus lectures, workshops, and about nine hundred people in a hotel in Charlot...
Send us Fan Mail What happens to a person after their life breaks open? Ashlea Sommer has spent the past year listening to strangers describe the moment their life split in two. Three conversations a week, more than a hundred people, twenty-five countries. A death, a diagnosis, a divorce, a job loss, a knowing that wouldn't go away. She calls them thresholds, and nobody paid her to collect them. She came to this the hard way. Ashlea spent a decade at IDEO and was running a studio of designers...
Send us Fan Mail Alan Scheurman has sat in roughly fifteen hundred ayahuasca ceremonies. He's a teacher, musician, writer and consciousness researcher who has been learning inside Amazonian plant medicine traditions since 2007, including more than a decade with his Shipibo-Konibo maestros in Peru. He runs a school called Multidimensionality out of Joshua Tree and writes the newsletter Mercuria. He's also part of the Disco Expert Network. This one covers a lot of ground: consciousness developm...
Send us Fan Mail Gina Marie Boyd is an integrative health practitioner, a spiritual counselor, and a PhD candidate in transpersonal counseling. Her dissertation is called Symptoms as Messages, and the whole idea is that the things we're feeling inside of our bodies are actually trying to tell us something. Gina's route here was not a straight line. Investment banking in her twenties, then quitting to do improv and stand-up in Hollywood without telling her family. Then MasterChef (*ahem*), a f...
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