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Zach Leary

Teacher, speaker, writer, and spiritual explorer, son of Timothy Leary. Psychedelic facilitator and guide, host of the MAPS podcast, trained meditation teacher, and IFS coach; author of 'Your Extraordinary Mind'.

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May 27, 2025 • 1h 4min

Zach Leary: Psychedelics in the 21st Century and How to Use Them

Zach Leary, a teacher and psychedelic facilitator, is the son of the legendary Timothy Leary. In a captivating conversation, he discusses the legacy of pioneers like Terence McKenna while debunking myths about psychedelics. Zach emphasizes the therapeutic potential of substances like MDMA and psilocybin, and the importance of set and setting for safe exploration. He shares personal stories of recovery from addiction, the transformative power of 'challenging trips,' and how psychedelics may play a role in humanity's evolution.
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Apr 15, 2025 • 1h 50min

597. Psychedelic Salvation: The Long, Strange Trip from Addiction to Dharma w/ Zach Leary

Zach Leary, a teacher, speaker, and spiritual explorer, shares his transformative journey from addiction to recovery. As the son of Timothy Leary, he discusses how Ram Dass's teachings and psychedelics played a pivotal role in his spiritual awakening. The conversation delves into the intersection of psychedelics and the 12-Step recovery system, the communal versus solitary approaches to psychedelic practices, and the historical context of their use in addiction recovery. Zach emphasizes the need for intentionality and reflection in the healing process.
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Apr 29, 2025 • 1h 1min

PT 600 - Sandor Iron Rope and Zach Leary

Sandor Iron Rope, a Lakota spiritual leader and peyote practitioner, shares insights on the Lakota worldview and the deep spiritual bond indigenous peoples have with medicinal plants. Joined by Zach Leary, a writer and psychedelic advocate, they discuss the importance of respecting cultural roots amidst the psychedelic resurgence. The duo emphasizes the need for community, the risks of commercialization, and the essential role of indigenous voices in shaping policy. Their conversation advocates for honoring kinship with nature and tradition to guide future explorations.

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