In this episode my guest is documentarian, indigenous rights advocate, author and explorer Bruce Parry. We will be talking about indigenous cultures, anarchism and healing. Bruce latest film is TAWAI - a voice from the forest. To find out more about Bruce and his work check out: www.bruceparry.com
Music featured in this episode:
A Tribe Called Red
In this episode my guest is Benjamin De Loenen, M.A. Benjamin founded the International Center for Ethnobotanical Education, Research & Service (ICEERS), a charitable non-profit organisation with United Nations consultative status, where he serves as Executive Director. Benjamin is the author of several publications and films, has presented at conferences around the world, and has participated in various leadership roles.
At the end of May of this year the third World Ayahuasca Conference is held in Spain. Tickets are available, and I personally recommend anyone that can to go to this excellent event to do so.
More information over at www.iceers.org and www.ayahuascadefense.com.
Go here if you want to attend the conference: www.ayaconference.com.
Music featured in this episode:
Car Seat Headrest
In this episode we are going to look at some journeys I’ve been on.
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Music featured in this episode:
Pedro Elias
This is the sixth and final episode of my Altered series recorded at the Altered Conference in Berlin.
In this final episode of this mini-series my guest is Darren Springer.
Music featured in this episode:
Roots Project Records
In this episode we are going to talk with Olly Boon from The Roots Project, which is an intercultural, grassroots regenerative record label. They connect indigenous artists to a selection of electronic music producers and coordinate global groove remixes of ancestral healing songs. Every digital sale directly supports indigenous artists and trusted nonprofits.
Music featured in this episode:
Roots Project Records
In this episode I will be talking to Tatayo who has been working to keep the Bwiti tradition alive for many decades now. Back in 2012 Tatayo fascilitated my own initiation with Iboga. Check out his website: www.ebando.org
Music featured in this episode:
Pap N'Zenge
In this episode my guest is Yann Guignon who has dedicated his life to protect the sacred Iboga plant from extinction. Support his charity Blessings of the Forest. You can also connect with Yann on Facebook, as well as in his Facebook group Iboga Watch.
Music featured in this episode:
Gabon People
In this episode my guest is film maker Nik Fackler that went to Gabon and made a documentary about Iboga called Sick Birds Die Easy.
Music featured in this episode:
Gabon People
This episode features a talk with Ben who has spent a lot of time with the Bwiti in Gabon using their traditional medicine Iboga. In the episode Ben mention the website for his paintings. The URL is different so please instead go to: www.mometo.net
Music featured in this episode:
Maviango
M'Boka
If you want to experience more of Bwiti music try THIS
