Podcasts
In all my interviews and podcasts I share as openly and candidly as possible about my knowledge and experiences in the hope that it will serve as a relatable insight into spirituality, awakening and how we can all benefit from these.
Meditation, Meaning, Myth and Magic with Daniel M. Ingram
Recorded Summer 2020
Daniel and I meander our way around a number of Dharma topics in each episode discussing our thoughts and sharing our own experiences.
Some of the topics we cover in episode one include the balance of meditating on direct sensate experience and meaning, where meaning comes from, imaginal practice and portal jumping.
In episode two we talk about one sense door, religion and ritual and setting resolutions in practice.
Podcast with James O’Halloran
Recorded 20th December 2019, in Bristol, UK
In this two-part podcast, I talk to the lovely James O’Halloran about my story and the wisdom I have gleaned from adventuring into the furthest corners of my consciousness.
In part one we discuss being present with difficult emotions, feeling like a fountain of light is rushing out the top of my head and living from the heart.
In the second part we discuss me losing my mind, learning to trust your intuition, shamanic journeying and death, amongst other things.
It was really fun to record and our collective conscious was full of wisdom for those of you interested in finding meaning and purpose in life. It can also be found on Spotify by searching James O’Halloran. You can find out more about James here: jamesohalloran.com
Conversation with Daniel Ingram
Recorded 22nd September 2019, in Bristol, UK
Daniel Ingram and I recorded a conversation in which we talk about some of my weirdest states of consciousness and I give some examples of when they have been well-supported by people around me. We wanted to raise awareness of the possibility of reaching alternate states of consciousness through meditation and offer insight into what is supportive for people experiencing these states, to make them as magical and pain-free as possible.
In the second half we talk about compassionate alternatives to capitalism, our perspectives on the role of teachers in the Dharma, our favourite types of retreats and a bunch of other interesting stuff.
We also laugh a lot. Check it out.
You can find out more about Daniel at his website: integrateddaniel.info