Explorer's Radio

In this episode of Explorer’s Radio, we dive deep into addiction—not as a flaw to be judged, but as a wise, adaptive behavior that arises when our core needs go unmet.We explore two powerful, practical questions:How can we transform our own addictions?How can we support someone we care about with theirs?Through the lens of curiosity and compassion, we unpack:🌱 Why addiction often makes sense in context🧠 How to understand the need behind the behavior💛 Why non-judgment is essential for real change🍄 How psilocybin-assisted experiences can help🌍 The role of community in healing🗺️ And how to turn this journey into an adventure worth livingWhether you’re navigating this path yourself or walking beside someone who is—this episode is a grounded, loving invitation to see addiction in a new light.

What happens when healing tools go wrong? And what would it take to do it right?In this raw and expansive episode, we dive deep into the world of psychedelics — from microdosing to high-dose trips — and explore what it really means to grow, safely and meaningfully. We share personal stories, hard lessons, and practical systems for navigating altered states, community, and personal evolution.Topics include:Why microdosing is often wiser than jumping in deepThe tragic consequences of unsafe psychedelic useThe difference between enlightenment and emotional disconnectionWhy community is the most underrated psychedelicHow to define (and measure) real progressA sneak peek into The Explorer’s Manifesto: Book 1 – GodWhether you're new to psychedelics or a seasoned explorer, this episode will offer you grounded insight, real talk, and a sense of human connection.💬 Join the conversation in the Explorer’s Academy Discord📘 Download the free “Book on God” PDF in the server🌱 And remember: real growth is methodical, beautiful, and very human.

What We ExploredOur first ever X Space kicked off with laughter, honesty, and a real sense of shared curiosity. From reflections on Soorena’s trip film to the role of intuition in daily life, we moved between the philosophical and the personal with ease. The space had a grounded, playful tone — people showed up not to perform, but to explore. We talked about the resistance to self-work, the ancestral roots of wisdom, and the tension between productivity and presence. What emerged was a kind of collective mapping: of ourselves, of each other, and of what a consciousness-centered community can feel like. Top 10 High-Impact Takeaways "Keep going is the answer" A mantra born from the trip experience — not everything needs to be solved, but moved through.Resistance often masks fear of changeThe reluctance to do self-work isn’t laziness — it’s often a subtle fear of stepping into something irreversible."Wasting time" is subjective — and often hypocriticalWe judge meaningful reflection as wasteful, while mindless scrolling gets a free pass.The body remembers ancient thingsIntuition may be more biological than mystical — ancestral wisdom could live in our DNA.Safety can be designed. The act of filming the trip created a felt sense of structure and containment.Community = Co-Regulation — Hearing others reflect helped attendees name things in themselves — mirroring at work.Clarity doesn’t mean comfort. Insights from the trip weren’t always gentle — but they were deeply clarifying.Laughter is serious medicine — We didn’t avoid hard topics — but we laughed often. That tone shaped the depth.You can train intuition. Just like a muscle, intuition sharpens with use — especially when paired with reflection.Trip content can ripple weeks later. Several attendees described the film as “still working on them” — showing the power of deep storytelling. Top 3 Quotes“Keep going is the answer. That’s what I came back with.”“It’s not just your body — it’s all your ancestors’ bodies.”“I want to get better at wasting time… but like, better-quality wasting time.” Join the Next OneExplorer’s Radio continues every Sunday at 5PM CEST.We talk consciousness, culture, psychedelics, and practical love — in a way that’s human, honest, and actually fun. Come as you are. Or as you're becoming.Next broadcast: Sunday @ 5PM CEST Exclusively on 𝕏Join the Explorers' Academy Discord

There is your limbic system, and there is your cortex. What if the two could play well together?

In this captivating episode of Explorer's Radio, we tackle a profound question: "How do I teach myself to be aware without outside proclaimed authority?" Guided by the metaphor of surviving an avalanche, we explore how small, intentional actions can lead to profound self-discovery and growth. Join us as we unpack the layers of awareness, the incentives behind avoiding enlightenment, and how pain—when embraced—becomes a source of wisdom and transformation. This episode offers practical insights on cultivating acceptance, curiosity, and the wisdom to navigate life’s challenges, ultimately embodying the divine potential within us all. Perfect for anyone seeking deeper self-awareness, spiritual growth, or actionable steps to enhance their personal journey. Tune in to discover how to "wiggle your finger" toward enlightenment.

In this episode, Sannah and I dive deep into the concept of God—not as a deity, but as a function that shapes our lives. We explore how words follow function, how behaviors reveal our true values, and what it means to have money, power, or influence as a “god.” Together, we discuss the archetypes of worship, the healing journey toward wholeness, and how shared values create resonance, even across vastly different life paths. We also touch on Elon Musk as an example of someone whose behavior consistently reflects a commitment to the collective well-being, challenging common perceptions. Plus, Sannah shares her reflections on the grounding power of nature and the importance of community in healing and growth. This thought-provoking conversation is perfect for anyone curious about redefining spirituality, uncovering their true values, and aligning their actions with their deeper purpose. Tune in and reflect: What’s your God? Key Topics Covered: Words and function: What truly defines “God”? Behavior as the ultimate measure of belief Archetypes of self-worship and whole-service Healing as a journey to wholeness and connection Nature, vulnerability, and community as pathways to meaning 🎧 Grab your favorite drink, get comfy, and join us for this exploration of values, spirituality, and purpose. Don’t forget to rate, review, and share if this episode resonates with you!

Would you like to have a healthier relationship with food? I know I did (and still do), that is why I interviewed McKenzie Lee. She has experience with having an unhealthy relationship with food, framing it even as an addiction (one that we can't simply cut off), to methodically, over years, developing a healthy relationship. In this exploration, also joined by Daniel Breez, we look at hunger, anxiety and loneliness, as well as the importance of being mindful of macronutrients (ie. intaking enough protein as being a big one). Listen in and enjoy the vibes :) Soorena: https://x.com/SoorenaSedighi Daniel: https://x.com/danielbreezcpa McKenzie: https://x.com/IAmMcKenzieLee

Subjects explored: Core values of authenticity and progress Definition of Commitment as: "Always Circling Back" Low-Point: Yelling at our Kids Realization of: "Owning the Reality I Prefer" High Point: "Flow of Riding to School"

Explorer with Tara: https://www.taraportelli.com/ https://www.arcadiahealing.ca/

Emma's website: https://www.aboperformance.com/