Enhanced Senses Podcast
Enhanced Senses Podcast
Podcast Description
Enhanced Senses explores the connection between external creative pursuits—such as sport, art, and outdoor recreation—and the internal journey of emotional healing and transformation.
This podcast features guests who have found intentional ways to integrate adventure, creativity, and psychedelics into their personal and collective growth.
By sharing these stories, we aim to inspire listeners to explore the balance between their external and internal worlds while discovering meaningful ways to contribute to their communities.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores topics such as the healing power of theater, the impact of endurance sports on recovery from addiction, and the use of psychedelics for personal growth. Episode examples include Brian Stanton discussing theater as a healing modality and Erin Witter sharing insights on endurance biking and recovery from alcoholism, highlighting the importance of community and personal development.
Enhanced Senses explores how altered states of consciousness—through psychedelics, extreme sports, intimacy, creativity, and flow—can transform our lives.
Host Danielle, a researcher, athlete, and community builder, brings together voices from diverse fields to unpack the edges of perception, performance, and connection. Tune in for grounded stories and expansive conversations about what it means to enhance your senses.
”I think storytelling is how we carry our culture, right? And I think those myths and metaphors and stories are really powerful. What I'd say is that with the psychedelic medicine work is we have the opportunity to put a new narrative on our story.”
Flow Portal: Microdosing and Trailrunning
Catalyst: Feminine intelligence and age of the sage awakening
Enhanced Sense: Space holder and psychedelic-assisted therapist
A lively and inspiring conversation on the power of psychedelics to awaken women’s inner wisdom and how carefully crafted retreats are building a conscious collective of women. Heather Lee is one of the US’s first certified psychedelic assisted psychotherapist. Her work exclusively serves women over 50 and she says she feels like her retreats are creating a new rite of passage for women as they move into the age of the sage.
In this episode you will hear about …
-Tapping into your own healing intelligence and inner wisdom
-Women in their 60's coming to this medicine are finding a new kind of power
-The stories we tell ourselves about our lives are not fixed and we can put a new narrative on them
-Plant medicine calls us back to find lost parts of ourselves
-Microdosing and trail running become a moving meditation and form of play
Way to stay connected …
Follow Heather Lee on Instagram and visit her website for information on her work!
Have a story to share about inner transformations and external pursuits? Apply to be a guest on the podcast!
Follow Enhanced Senses on Instagram and Substack for additional stories between episodes.
Check out and contribute to Enhanced Senses Podcast Patreon.
Find other ways to work with me and support the podcast on our website: Enhanced-Senses.com
Disclaimer:
My guests share their own experiences and insights, that do not always reflect my own views, opinions, and personal experience. I’m not a medical or mental health professional. If you’re thinking about making any life changes or need support, please reach out to a trained healthcare professional. Enhanced Senses Podcast is not sharing educational information and is not endorsing, encouraging, or making suggestions for illegal activities including, but not limited to, the use of illicit substances.
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