S2E44: Is Spelling Really “Debunked”? An Advocate Responds | Talk Tracks
After The New York Times published an opinion piece arguing that spelling-based communication has been “debunked,” writer and communication-rights advocate David Kaufer joins Ky Dickens to examine the...
5 Aug 51min
S2E43: Ibogaine Inquiries Part V: Before the Forest Is Gone
As global interest in ibogaine accelerates, the consequences are already being felt in Gabon.Wild Iboga is disappearing, prices are rising, and traditional practitioners are losing access to a plant t...
31 Jul 25min
S2E42: Ibogaine Inquiries Part IV: Who Owns a Sacred Medicine?
For centuries, the people of Gabon protected iboga as a sacred medicine. Then a gift intended to help others changed everything.In this episode, we trace Iboga's remarkable journey from colonial Franc...
29 Jul 26min
S2E41: Ibogaine Inquiries Part III: The Sacred Roots of Iboga
Long before ibogaine entered Western clinics and laboratories, the plant it comes from held a sacred place in Gabonese life. In Part III of Ibogaine Inquiries, we travel to Gabon to explore Bwiti, the...
27 Jul 32min
S2E40: Ibogaine Inquiries Part II: The Intelligence of the Medicine
People around the world describe remarkably similar experiences with ibogaine: encounters with ancestors, shared dreams, telepathic abilities, and moments that seem to transcend ordinary consciousness...
24 Jul 36min
S2E39: Ibogaine Inquiries Part I: Remember the Name
Why is everyone suddenly talking about ibogaine?After President Trump signed an executive order fast-tracking psychedelic research, a little-known plant medicine from Central Africa found itself at th...
22 Jul 34min
S2E38: From Skeptic to Advocate: Becca Cramer Returns | Talk Tracks
In this episode of The Talk Tracks, Becca Cramer, a nuclear engineer, writer, and skeptic turned believer, returns to the studio to share what she has learned since her first investigation into The Te...
15 Jul 55min
