Stand-up comedian and friend John J. Murray enters The MUStasH ROOM to discuss Florida legislation to ban all forms of psilocybin mushrooms. We also discuss his long-running podcast and recent special, "Rhinoceros". Wife Jill returns to discuss bans on food coloring agents under the new administration and what that means for our overall health

Patty Nagle, "Molly" from previous episodes, rejoins to discuss her new project The Great Allowing. We discuss advancements in legislation regarding psychedelic assisted in her home state of NM and what that means going forward. Wife Jill also rejoins to discuss organic vs non-organic, what that means and how it affects overall health.

On this episode, we take a look at all-in-one grow bags and their foolproof approach to cultivation. Host David Ben provides an update on his vasectomy post-op, psilocybin potency testing, and Oprah's interest in psychedelic "drugs".

Host David Ben enters The MUStasH ROOM while recovering from a recent vasectomy. He discusses the recent closure of The Soul Quest Church of Mother Earth, the Diamond Shruumz recall, Doc Ellis's upcoming "No No on LSD" anniversary, and the concept of trip-free psychedelics.

Roy Moya enters The MUStasH ROOM to chat about his recent experience with plant-based healing abroad. We learn about Casa Jaguar in Ecuador and what sparked his interest in the space. Sam Wagner (Shroomsquatch Myco-Ventures) returns to discuss new Colorado legislation regarding entheogens and social media that could impact the industry.

Sam Wagner of Shroomsquatch Myco-Ventures enters The MUStasH ROOM to talk about mushroom education, lesser-known species of Psilocybe, and inoculation tips for home cultivation.

Brian B. enters The MUStasH ROOM to discuss use of plant-based medicine abroad. We take a look at dosing strategies, strains, and the importance of set and setting in responsible use of psychedelics.

The podcast has been rebooted and this time with VIDEO. After hiatus, host David Ben returns to discuss his most recent Ayahuasca experience and the direction of the podcast moving forward.

Del Jolly is the co-founder of Unlimited Sciences, a non-profit organization looking to further the research and acceptance of entheogens in modern medicine/society. He's also the co-founder of Umbo Mushrooms, the makers of performance bars and supplements that leverage key health benefits of the world's most powerful medicinal mushrooms. Del has also been instrumental in the success of the Decriminalize Denver movement and other similar initiatives around the country.

In this episode, we're joined by Anya Oleksiuk of the Psychedelic Society and Triptika Studios. We discuss her role in the society, as well as her current project "The Psychedelic Renaissance", documenting the worldwide re-emergence of the psychedelic movement. Jill discusses the motivation and benefits of Whole30 food baselining, as well as our new project growing culinary mushrooms.

Molly rejoins the podcast to discuss the power of holotropic breathwork. We also chat with wife Jill about mushroom-loving reindeer and the dangers of drinking "trippy" urine.

David and Jill return from 'ternity leave to talk about new parenthood, The 41st annual Telluride Mushroom Festival, and sour fanhood. Andrew and Felix talk about recent cultivation experience and the dangers of Trichoderma

Amanda returns to The MUstaSH ROOM from Spain with her business partner Boris as they prepare for an 8-day retreat. We further discuss and celebrate the work they perform. Jill returns to discuss Umami, its connection to Magic Mushroom Powder, and we unveil the newest song about our cat Mook. My sister Abby weighs in on Luigi's struggle as a "sometimes" video game hero and when home contracting goes wrong.

Amanda is a certified Psychadelic counselor, integrationist, and recovery coach who travels the world healing through plant-based medicine. As a war veteran, she has placed emphasis on helping soldiers suffering from PTSD. Jill returns to educate us on the Death-Cap mushroom, and we debut the newest song about our questionably-behaved cat.

Andy returns to The MUstaSH ROOM to talk about challenges as a new father, the importance of a "BabyMoon", and a support resources for challenging psychadelic experiences. Andrew provides us with a psilocybin cultivation update, and Jill educates us on iron-rich mushrooms.

Friend and expert in the field of psychadelic-assisted healing, Molly enters The MUstaSH ROOM. We discuss her fascinating line of work and how curious listeners can start their own exploration. Jill stops by to talk about the Meshima mushroom and how we audibly entertain our unborn daughter. Sister Abby(Neezer) drops in to discuss the process of "Sitting Shiva" and its relevance after our grandmother's passing. Host David Ben shares his loss coping mechanisms and drops some poetry.

Friends and co-hosts of The Sweat Equity podcasts, Law and Eric join the podcast to discuss my recent MDMA assisted therapy in Santa Fe. Andrew and Jacque update us on their recent harvests and new strains in the myco-lab. Wife Jill returns to educate us on the Tremella aka "Beauty" mushroom and its benefits.

Patrick returns to The MUstash ROOM to discuss his life-changing experiences with Ketamine. Jill hops on to discuss the use of mushrooms while pregnant and which can be considered "safe". Host David Ben discusses his own bout with depression and his poem that describes the turning point.

Friend, anesthetist, and comedian Scotty joins the podcast to discuss working the ER during COVID, the state of stand-up comedy in NY, and the future of psychadelics in medicine. Health expert and boo-et Jill educates us on a type of mushroom that eats plastic and how it could be a tool for clean-up efforts in the future.

Friend and psychadelic veteran, Dan enters The MUstaSH ROOM to discuss the Lemon Tek preparation method for consumption. We also take a look at the Johns Hopkins Psilocybin Playlist and its focus on Western classical music. Sean returns for his intergration after taking a heroic dose for the first time.