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Send us a textStay in the LoopThe conversation explores the world of psychedelic-assisted therapies and their potential benefits for veterans and individuals with PTSD. The guests, Trevor Millar and Jonathan Dickinson, share their experiences and insights into the use of psychedelics, particularly Ibogaine, in treating addiction and trauma. They discuss the role of orientation, including culture, genetics, and previous experiences, in shaping our perception and response to trauma. The conversation also touches on the concept of flow and how psychedelics can facilitate a state of heightened awareness and creativity.Venture through the mind's complex labyrinth with us, where we challenge conventional psychiatric methodologies. Diving into the heart of alternative treatments, we unveil how psychedelics can reorganize unconscious material, potentially resetting mental clarity and offering solace where traditional medicine has fallen short. The episodes richly illustrate the roles of creativity, neuroplasticity, and the profound 'set and setting' in crafting a healing journey. Each story shared pulsates with the promise of reviving lost passions and igniting a new sense of purpose.Our conversation unfurls the harsh realities of accessing these life-altering therapies come to the forefront. The barriers erected by the pharmaceutical industry and the complications of integrating novel treatments underscore the ongoing struggle. Yet, there is a beacon of hope in the support communities like Ambio Life provide, and the lives already transformed are a testament to the untapped potential within psychedelic therapies.Ambio LifeNo Fallen HeroesHeroic Hearts Project Veterans Exploring Treatment SolutionsNWO Intro with Boyd March 25, 2025 Flow Learning Lab Find us on X. @NoWayOutcast Substack: The Whirl of ReOrientation Want to develop your organization’s capacity for free and independent action (Organic Success)? Learn more and follow us at:https://www.aglx.com/https://www.youtube.com/@AGLXConsultinghttps://www.linkedin.com/company/aglx-consulting-llc/https://www.linkedin.com/in/briandriverahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/markjmcgrath1https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevemccroneStay in the Loop. Don't have time to listen to the podcast? Want to make some snowmobiles? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to receive deeper insights on current and past episodes.Recent podcasts where you’ll also find Mark and Ponch: The No Bell Podcast Episode 24...

Send us a textIn this intriguing episode of "No Way Out," we explore the multifaceted world of psychedelics, emphasizing LSD's historical context, its paradoxical effects against the intended mind control, and its profound cultural impact. We begin with Norman Ohler's insights into Nazi Germany's foray into drug use and how this dark heritage influenced American intelligence agendas, specifically the CIA’s MK-Ultra program. As the discussion unfolds, the irony of LSD as a tool for mind liberation, rather than control, is highlighted, emphasizing the unforeseen creative explosion it precipitated in the 1960s counter-culture, notably influencing figures like Timothy Leary and impacting musicians and the broader cultural milieu.We delve into personal stories such as the poignant connection of LSD to family experiences with Alzheimer's, contrasting it with public narratives like Nixon’s bizarre encounter with Elvis Presley. The episode takes a philosophical turn as it discusses the flow state shared by skiing, and the potential transformative effects of psychedelics.Takeaways from this expansive conversation include understanding the complex layers of psychedelic history, its potential therapeutic benefits, the ethical quandaries posed by government-sponsored drug experiments, and ultimately, how substances like LSD can dramatically reframe our perceptions of reality and authority. This episode not only educates on the historical scope of psychedelics but also encourages a deeper reflection on human consciousness and the societal structures that aim to manipulate it.Norman Ohler on WikipediaNorman Ohler on LinkedInTripped: Nazi Germany, the CIA, and the Dawn of the Psychedelic AgeBlitzed: Drugs in the Third ReichNWO Intro with Boyd March 25, 2025 Flow Learning Lab Find us on X. @NoWayOutcast Substack: The Whirl of ReOrientation Want to develop your organization’s capacity for free and independent action (Organic Success)? Learn more and follow us at:https://www.aglx.com/https://www.youtube.com/@AGLXConsultinghttps://www.linkedin.com/company/aglx-consulting-llc/https://www.linkedin.com/in/briandriverahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/markjmcgrath1https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevemccroneStay in the Loop. Don't have time to listen to the podcast? Want to make some snowmobiles? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to receive deeper insights on current and past episodes.Recent podcasts where you’ll also find Mark and Ponch: The No Bell Podcast Episode 24...

Send us a text"Ponch" and special co-host Mark "Slider" Keller travel to New Bern, North Carolina, to sit down with Dr. Patrick Porter to discuss brainwaves, technology, and flow.This episode delves deep into how BrainTap transcends traditional meditation practices, promising users a route to optimize their psychological well-being and achieve peak performance. Dr. Porter discusses the device's potential in enhancing mental health, particularly in the preparatory and integration phases of psychedelic-assisted therapies.The conversation illuminates how BrainTap leverages light and sound frequencies to harmonize brainwave activity, leading to significant improvements in anxiety reduction, sleep quality, and cognitive functions. The episode also highlights personal testimonials and scientific findings that demonstrate the transformative effects of integrating BrainTap in daily routines, especially among elite athletes and high-performing professionals.Listeners will explore the profound impacts of brainwave modulation on day-to-day experiences and the broader implications for personal wellness. By the end of this episode, the audience is encouraged to rethink their perceived limitations and embrace the vast possibilities of human cognition, armed with practical tools and insights for intentional living and self-empowerment.Patrick Porter, PhD on LinkedIn BrainTap NWO Intro with Boyd March 25, 2025 Flow Learning Lab Find us on X. @NoWayOutcast Substack: The Whirl of ReOrientation Want to develop your organization’s capacity for free and independent action (Organic Success)? Learn more and follow us at:https://www.aglx.com/https://www.youtube.com/@AGLXConsultinghttps://www.linkedin.com/company/aglx-consulting-llc/https://www.linkedin.com/in/briandriverahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/markjmcgrath1https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevemccroneStay in the Loop. Don't have time to listen to the podcast? Want to make some snowmobiles? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to receive deeper insights on current and past episodes.Recent podcasts where you’ll also find Mark and Ponch: The No Bell Podcast Episode 24...

S. Anders Christensson, expert in command and control systems, discusses the human-centered design hierarchy and OODA loop. He emphasizes the challenges of modeling complex systems and the role of AI. The conversation explores Boyd's work, possibility space, and affordances shaping human behavior.

Join military strategists Annette Nolan and Johan Avari in a captivating discussion challenging conventional business planning methodologies. They emphasize the importance of empathy, humility, and process-oriented thinking in strategic decision-making. Explore the role of a generative culture, language, and organizational culture in creating flexible strategies. Delve into the intricate connection between planning processes, strategic thinking, and the OODA loop for effective decision-making in competitive environments. This is a compelling conversation offering a fresh perspective on planning in disruptive times.

Send us a textDr. David Kilcullen, a mastermind in the spheres of strategy and counterinsurgency, joins us to dissect the evolution of global military tactics. His expertise, drawn from his book "Dragons and Snakes: How the Rest Learned to Fight the West," provides us with a rare glimpse into the ingenious ways adversaries have risen to contest Western military hegemony. This episode promises to peel back the layers of military leadership, bureaucracy, and the urgent necessity for adaptability, offering strategic insights that transcend the battlefield and permeate the realms of business and innovation.Within the corridors of power and on the front lines, leaders grapple with the complexities of modern warfare, where technological prowess often spells the difference between victory and defeat. Our exchange with Dr. Kilcullen takes a hard look at the multifaceted role of the Department of Defense and the economic undercurrents of defense spending. We'll investigate how the resilience of parasitic markets and the agility of innovation can provide a blueprint for not only military success but also corporate triumph, setting the stage for a discussion that merges the art of war with the science of business strategy.Venture into the shadows with us as we uncover the covert operations that define the modern era of conflict, where countries like Russia and China manipulate the threshold of war and commerce. Dr. Kilcullen will guide us through liminal warfare and the stretching of traditional battlefields into commercial territory, revealing a world where the lines between corporate competition and strategic dominance are increasingly blurred. Through this lens, we'll understand the imperative of reimagining business models, product placement, and the unyielding pursuit of innovation, drawing from military strategic frameworks that prove just as effective in the boardroom as they do on the war-front.David Kilcullen, PhD on LinkedInThe Dragons and Snakes: How the Rest Learned to Fight the WestNWO Intro with Boyd March 25, 2025 Flow Learning Lab Find us on X. @NoWayOutcast Substack: The Whirl of ReOrientation Want to develop your organization’s capacity for free and independent action (Organic Success)? Learn more and follow us at:https://www.aglx.com/https://www.youtube.com/@AGLXConsultinghttps://www.linkedin.com/company/aglx-consulting-llc/https://www.linkedin.com/in/briandriverahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/markjmcgrath1https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevemccroneStay in the Loop. Don't have time to listen to the podcast? Want to make some snowmobiles? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to receive deeper insights on current and past episodes.Recent podcasts where you’ll also find Mark and Ponch: The No Bell Podcast Episode 24...

Keith McCandless, an expert in Liberating Structures, shares insights on enhancing organizational collaboration and innovation. He discusses cognitive diversity and its impact on success, delving into techniques like 'Think-Write-Share' and 'One, Two, Four, All.' Unravel the power of Red Teaming and how these structures can break down hierarchies while fostering psychological safety, illustrated through Seattle’s grief walking story. McCandless emphasizes reflection, clarity of purpose, and the importance of engaging diverse voices to revolutionize problem-solving and decision-making.

Jeff Sutherland, co-creator of Scrum and former RF-4C fighter pilot, discusses the challenges faced in Agile transformations and the importance of individual and team performance. He explores the connection between John Boyd's Energy-0Maneuverability Theory and Agile and applies neuroscience principles to Agile practices. The conversation also delves into first principles, human-machine teaming, collaboration between Scrum and AI, and the connection between Buddhism and optimization. Overall, it highlights the pivotal time in history and the responsibility of the Agile community to shape the positive impact of technology.

Send us a textWhat do Top Guns get wrong about leading in complexity.? What do they get right?The conversation explores some common flaws of “TOPGUN” thinking—those bounded lessons borrowed from the cockpit and applied as gospel by business leaders—and the uncomfortable truths TOPGUNs know about business, leadership, life and teamwork. Three former “TOPGUNs” turned business consultants and authors challenge established practices often preached by former military consultants to include closing the execution gap, the limitations of the Swiss cheese model in complex environments, and the overuse of checklists.Throughout our discussion, we peel back the layers of organizational safety and psychological dynamics that govern team success. We address the often overlooked value of cognitive diversity and the role of leadership in fostering environments where honest feedback fuels progress. Discover how the principles of cockpit resource management can revolutionize the way you approach team interactions and planning processes. And prepare to be intrigued as we delve into the surprising connection between effective debriefing and the potential of psychedelics in personal growth and team building.Finally, we reflect on poignant lessons from corporate giants and the evolving battle between alternative healing modalities and big pharma. With an eye on the market dynamics of the future, we anticipate the significant shifts this conflict may bring. Our conversation stands as a testament to continuous growth and the relentless pursuit of organizational excellence. So buckle up and join us for a journey that promises to challenge your preconceptions and inspire innovation at every turn.No Fallen Heroes Foundation E. Matthew "Whiz" Buckley on LinkedIn TOPGUN OptionsGareth Lock on LinkedIn Covid Crash: From Panic to Profit: How a Navy Fighter Pilot Used NWO Intro with Boyd March 25, 2025 Flow Learning Lab Find us on X. @NoWayOutcast Substack: The Whirl of ReOrientation Want to develop your organization’s capacity for free and independent action (Organic Success)? Learn more and follow us at:https://www.aglx.com/https://www.youtube.com/@AGLXConsultinghttps://www.linkedin.com/company/aglx-consulting-llc/https://www.linkedin.com/in/briandriverahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/markjmcgrath1https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevemccroneStay in the Loop. Don't have time to listen to the podcast? Want to make some snowmobiles? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to receive deeper insights on current and past episodes.Recent podcasts where you’ll also find Mark and Ponch: The No Bell Podcast Episode 24...

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