Richard Brown, philosopher at the City University of New York, explores higher order thought theories of consciousness, including animal consciousness, emotions, and well-being. They discuss perceptual reality monitoring, neural functioning, and blindsight, as well as different camps in consciousness theories. The debate between identity theory and functionalism is also covered. Various theories of consciousness, the relationship between science and ethics, and a comprehensive understanding of well-being are explored. The significance of phenomenal subjective consciousness and breaking disciplinary silos are discussed.

Richard Brown, MD, discusses natural therapies for ADHD including Pycnoginol, Rhodiola rosea, Racetams, and American Ginseng. The podcast explores the use of adaptogens, medications for cognition and working memory, the benefits of American Ginseng for memory improvement, and the importance of therapy in patient care.

Dr. Richard Brown discusses the WFC's mission for global chiropractic care integration. He talks about their partnership with WHO, upcoming educational conference in Kuala Lumpur, inclusivity in chiropractic care, patient safety, evidence-based practices, and empowering aging population with the 'Epic' concept.