Talks & Interviews

In this episode of London Real, Jamie Wheal and Brian Rose explore the limitations and potentials of biohacking, self-help, and psychedelic revolutions. They discuss psychedelic experimentation and integration, digital narcissism, and Jamie's personal journey.

This is the workshop and second part of the 2019 Spirit Plant Medicine Conference. Jamie takes a deep dive into 10 suggestions, accessing soul force, and walking the left hand path.

Jamie wheal speaks at the Spirit Plant Medicine Conference 2019 - UBC, Vancouver.

Jamie’s message is tough love for those of us in the Ibiza-Bali bubble, but he also offers actionable advice including getting into a flow state for service, creating a hedonic calendar to reduce cognitive risk, and doing a 10-day Wilderness First Responder training for personal transformation.

Jamie Wheal, Mike Gilliland, and Euvie Ivanova talk about making sense in a world that is unraveling faster than we can keep up with, discuss the potential solutions to this crisis, and the challenges of building coherent and resilient communities.

Future Frontiers Keynote 2019.

This presentation at the Awakened Futures Summit looks into the state of the world, the psychedelic renaissance, and transformational culture as a whole. Jamie Wheal describes the intersection of these three domains.

How can we make sense of the world together, and what stops us from doing so? Jamie Wheal explains the challenges of getting into flow with each other, and how to hack our bodies and minds to enter into that space.

Jamie Wheal documented the new psychedelic renaissance in his bestselling book 'Stealing Fire', where he talked about the transformative potential of flow states and psychedelics. Since then he has become increasingly concerned and disillusioned with the direction of the psychedelic renaissance.

Jamie Wheal has a long history with Integral, working for years to bring the concepts into the world of business.

Mark Divine and Jamie Wheal discuss achieving peak performance and flow states. They also discuss how the Flow Genome Project is working to make the flow state clear and accessible for all of us, so that we can all find a way to work at our peak abilities.

It seems some of the biggest visions of the future depend on some sort of rapture ideology in which the few make it and the rest get left behind. Jamie Wheal cautions us to rediscover inspiration, healing and community--so we can work together to solve wicked problems.