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Do women still need a man, and why do men pull away when it matters most? John Gray, author of Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus, reveals his view on what is quietly changing attraction between men and women, why trying to fix her problem backfires, and the five minute ask he says gets a man to actually help. John Gray is a relationship author and counselor with over 40 years of experience w...

Brent and Tony sit down with Blake Eastman, a nonverbal behavior expert who has spent over 400 hours analyzing people on camera. Blake explains why he says “reading” people is the wrong idea, why blink rate and one-size-fits-all body language rules don’t hold up, and why he calls baselines the body language cop-out. He also shares his views on how mushrooms can change the way people see themselves...

Marissa Franco is a Bwiti initiate, threshold doula, and co-lead facilitator at the Illuminating Collective in Austin. She shares the spiritual side of ibogaine that rarely gets talked about, from a dream that called her to Gabon to an initiation that cracked her open. Along the way she explains why she calls it a responsibility medicine, how a rite of passage builds confidence, and what a grief r...

Brent and Tony bring in Brent's brother-in-law Roy Bartholomew to interview them for a rare behind the scenes episode, breaking down how Two Fun Guys actually started. They get into the failed Amazon stores that nearly sank them, the year they spent grinding on a "cursed account," and how a kitchen table test recording with a Blue Yeti mic turned into the podcast today. They talk honestly about bu...

Savannah Harris shares her journey through severe depression, trauma, and addiction, and the ibogaine treatment that she says completely changed the course of her life. She opens up about the darkest years of her life, how she found her way to treatment through a chain of unexpected connections, and the vivid experience she describes during her session, one that included being shown a difficult an...

Dominique Pitts returns to break down sacred union, the intersection of masculine and feminine energy, and where psychedelics fit into relationships. She explains why women are rising in success right now but starving for emotional availability, why initiation has to come from the masculine while the feminine reciprocates as a sacred mirror, and the simple but profound difference in core needs, me...

Lis Kanzler got cut from Germany's Next Top Model in a theater in downtown LA. Two weeks later, at a random Christmas party thrown by a stranger she met couch surfing, she walked into the exact same venue, the same floor, the same spot where she had been rejected. That moment sent her back to California a month later, and thirteen years, over a decade as a digital nomad, and one deeply personal po...

Joey Damiani overdosed eleven times on record. Marcelo lost a year of his life to a depression he didn't believe in until it arrived. They met by accident four units apart in the same Toronto building, after a playlist gave it away in the middle of the Amazon. This is Part 1. In Part 2 we go to the jungle. Chapters below. Marcelo and Joey run La Casa del Amor in Contamana, Peru. 10 people, sev...

Mollie Eastman is the founder of Sleep Is A Skill and host of The Sleep Is A Skill Podcast. After overcoming her own decade-long battle with insomnia, she taught herself chronobiology and circadian biology and now coaches high stakes poker players on sleep as a competitive edge. She breaks down why the average doctor gets almost no training in sleep, even at Harvard Med, why wearables like Oura ca...

Ben Moore is an Army veteran who went from a first mushroom trip with a deployment buddy to secretly growing his own, taking five gram doses in his living room while his wife held space upstairs with their kids. What followed was a full church, founded on a hike, now working with over a thousand people. He walks through the darkest season that led him there, the year ten recruiters in his Houston...

Dr. Chloe West studies the neuroscience of psychedelics and religious trauma. Her research found that psychedelics alter how the brain processes information for up to 30 days after a trip ends, using an oddball paradigm with EEG data and psilocybin studies in mice to measure exactly how predictive processing breaks down. She breaks down why mystical experiences on psychedelics are measurably stron...

<p>Miki Agrawal built THINX Tushy and Hero by fixing the bodily functions nobody wants to talk about periods, bathroom habits, and diapers that take 400 to 500 years to break down. She breaks down the three questions she asks before starting any business, the zero dollar marketing stunts that built her brands including Buttcon and a literal funeral for a tree, the SNL rant that put Tushy on...

Three years into podcasting Brent and Tony break down everything they wish someone had told them before they started. Why chasing the best equipment is a trap. Why audio quality matters more than video. Why 70 percent of podcasts never make it past episode 7 and 98 percent never make it past episode 20. How to figure out if you should focus on guests or solo episodes based on your actual goal. Why...

Victor Varnado moved to New York in 1997. By 1999 he was in End of Days with Arnold Schwarzenegger and The Adventures of Pluto Nash with Eddie Murphy. Then he walked away from that path because Hollywood only wanted him playing the same type of role. Since then he has written for Marvel and Vice, produced television, done stand-up as King Supernuts, and built a business called High Score Game Arca...

Brent and Tony answer your questions in this Q&A episode covering how festivals have changed as they got older, their most challenging psychedelic trips, and the wildest stories from over a decade of festival culture. Tony's DMT tree ceremony that made his friends think he was dying. Brent's Owlsley acid trip where his partner's shaky hands turned one hit into four, sending him int...

In the age of AI the people who stand out online are not the most polished. They are the most alive. Lola Love is a personal brand and visibility strategist with 11 years and 400 plus clients and her answer to standing out in an AI dominated world is simple — be ridiculously human raw and real. Her second ever viral post was a carousel of her and two girlfriends covered in mud on a beach in Hawaii...

Kristin Weitzel has spent over a decade in breathwork cold exposure and nervous system regulation working with MMA fighters Olympic skaters championship swim teams and Ariana Grande's world tour dancers. In this episode she breaks down whether women should actually be cold plunging the exact breathing protocols that separate winners from runners up and the story of how she went from launching...

Most candy leaves a residue in your mouth that makes you feel like you did something wrong. These two founders decided that was insane. Ben Hindman and Savannah Wolfe built LELICK — electrolyte lollipops made with organic honey potassium magnesium and zero dyes. No shortcuts no cheap marketing no sexual innuendos. Just a genuinely good product that started with a high idea at a Skrillex concert la...

Automation without security is dangerous. Security without automation is exhausting. Jordan Mayer is the founder of Mayday Cyber and Naptic and he built both companies from a travel trailer with Starlink because nobody else was combining deep cybersecurity with agentic AI systems. In this episode he breaks down why ADHD and neurodivergent people will thrive in the AI era why zero day vulnerabiliti...

He grew up picking mushrooms in Hawaiian fields met God in a volcanic crater on seven grams at 16 and spent the next 30 years as a filmmaker documenting sacred medicine from the Amazon to Bali to Austin. Derek Smith filmed Aubrey Marcus for years documented an ayahuasca grandmaster who fights astral battles against dark shamans and is now building AI powered film systems to make Avatar level sci f...

Three nights of ayahuasca left her with debilitating PTSD and 8 hour panic attacks. Trauma therapy wasn't working. The ayahuasca facilitator wasn't helping. Then she found kanna, a succulent from South Africa that indigenous mothers used during labor warriors used before battle and hunters used to suppress thirst on long missions. It brought her back. Phoebe McPherson is the founder of Fun...

He got laid off after nine years sat ayahuasca the following week and got completely destroyed by grandmother. Then his engagement fell apart. Then he went through suicidal ideation. Then he built a company. Michael Pullano is the co-founder and CEO of VESSEL. An Austin based neuroprotective supplement company built for people who explore heart opening experiences. In this episode he breaks down w...

He's spent over a decade trying to convince the scientific world that DMT is not just a hallucination. Dr. Andrew Gallimore is a neuroscientist author of Death by Astonishment and the man behind the DMTX protocol that extends the DMT state for hours. In this episode he breaks down what actually happens in your brain on DMT why the entities are real why DMT can reverse stroke damage and why we...

She took four grams at 19 at the beach felt the pain of the earth and saw herself teaching mushrooms in the future. Four years later here she is. Aixa and Max are the co-founders of the Texas Mushroom Conference mycologists educators and mushroom farmers who just got back from Uganda and they're on a mission to make high quality fungal education free for everyone. SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE!▶️ Our Gue...

Tony and Brent just signed up for something only 30 people on Earth have ever done — an extended IV DMT experience in the Caribbean designed to map the fourth dimension. Dr. Andrew Gallimore figured out a way to hold you in a full DMT breakthrough state for up to an hour. Three sessions. Cameras rolling for every second of it. They're terrified. They booked the flights anyway. Come watch them...