#67 - Jeanette Plowes: Ibogaine Changed the Coach
As a girl in Mexico City, Jeannette Plowes sensed things before they happened. Her mother decided to take her to a curandera instead of a psychiatrist. Years later, as a coach at Beond, she sat with i...
23 Okt 1h 10min
#66 - Dr. Rod Paulsen: How We Screen for Ibogaine
Ibogaine is "promiscuous" because it binds to so many receptor sites at once. Today's guest, Dr. Rod Paulsen, says there's nothing else like it in medicine. Screening for a molecule that complex is it...
9 Okt 54min
#65 - Courtney Barnes: Four Years After Ibogaine
Four years ago this week, Courtney Barnes walked into Beond as one of the country's leading psychedelic policy attorneys. Talia Eisenberg and Courtney Barnes discuss the part of the ibogaine story tha...
7 Aug 36min
#63 - Hilda Sánchez: Is Ibogaine Safe?
Hilda Sánchez has been quietly doing some of the most important work at Beond since she joined the team. She came from traditional hospital medicine, where the job is to intervene, stabilize, and move...
9 Juni 56min
#62 - Tobias Erny: Ibogaine for Parkinson's?
Parkinson's disease has no cure, but ibogaine may be quietly rewriting what's possible for the 11 million people living with it. Today on Ibogaine Uncovered, Talia Eisenberg talks with Tobias Erny, a ...
23 Maj 40min
#61 - Lorna Sturchio: Serving Women Who Served
Women veterans face a war that never makes the headlines, one fought inside the ranks against sexual assault, toxic leadership, and a system that demands silence. Lorna Sturchio served six years in th...
24 Apr 37min
#60 - Claire Weber: Re-mothering with Ibogaine
A fire alarm rang in Claire Weber's nervous system at age two and never turned off, until ibogaine finally silenced it, forty years later. This is a conversation about what happens when your first mem...
6 Apr 52min
