Guest Erika Dyck discusses her book on the correspondence of Aldous Huxley and Humphry Osmond, exploring drugs, addiction, death, and the psychedelic renaissance. This collection of letters raises questions about medicines, the mind, and perceptions of reality.

Erika Dyck, historian, and Jono Remington-Hobbs, coach, talk about rites of passage and creating liminal spaces for reflection. They discuss the power of community, integrating our heads, and hearts, and living heart-led lives. They explore the historical significance of psychedelics, their relationship to non-ordinary states of consciousness, and their potential impact on shaping a different future. They also examine the intersection of psychedelics and palliative care, delve into the historical context of psychedelics in the 60s and 70s, and explore deep questions surrounding psychedelics and consciousness.