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The Myth of Normal | Dr. Gabor Mate on Journey of Healing #IATE Live with Tami Simon

InterviewPodcastSounds True4 January 2023Gabor MatéSpeaker#buddha#spirituality#psychology

Addiction expert, speaker, and bestselling author Dr. Gabor Maté joins host Tami Simon live for an insightful conversation about his acclaimed new book, “The Myth of Normal: Trauma, Illness & Healing in a Toxic Culture.” This special live edition of Tami’s podcast will explore the themes of the book

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Dr Gabor Maté on Psychedelics, Trauma and The Body (Part 5)

InterviewPodcastHow To Academy2 December 2022Gabor MatéSpeaker#psychedelics#healing#addiction

We tend to believe that normality equals health. Yet what is the norm in the Western world? Joining us live on stage in London – in conversation with filmmaker and author David Malone - the renowned physician, addiction expert and author Gabor Maté dissects the underlying causes of this malaise – ph

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Interviewing Gabor Maté on Psychedelic-Assisted Treatments

LectureLive EventLeading Edge Seminars30 November 2021Gabor MatéSpeaker#consciousness#psychedelics#mindfulness

Gabor Maté joins Richard Fields to discuss how psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy are and will continue to be used in many therapeutic treatments and his experiences with the use of psychedelics in healing. Join Gabor Maté, Bessel van der Kolk, Gita Vaid, Richard Schwartz and many more in San Diego

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1966–68 Excerpts

CommentaryLive EventMarshall McLuhan Audio Collection (Bob Dobbs Library, Library of Congress tapes)1966Marshall McLuhanSpeaker#education#television#mcluhan
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McKennas Thoughts About Marshall McLuhan

LecturePodcastPsychedelic Salon/ Salon #560August 1993Lorenzo HagertyHostTerence McKennaSpeaker#psilocybin#lsd#lorenzo

Follow Lorenzo on Patreon.com Guest speaker: Terence McKenna Date this lecture was recorded: August 1993 In today’s podcast Terence McKenna waxes eloquent about the writing of Marshall McLuhan, whose work in the 1960 was considered a revolutionary break with traditional ways of thinking about media. As Wikipedia says about McLuhan, he “was a…

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