Rainbow Brainskull Hour

Lacey Free is a shadow witch. She’s also a magician of the sacred feminine, healer of the divine masculine, certified birth doula, certified death doula, performance poet, herbal connoisseur and energy reader. In addition to all of that, she manages one of the only women-owned strip clubs in the country! I first heard Lacey on an epic two-part episode of Soberish and knew she had to be a Brainskull guest. I reached out before the episode was even finished and less than a few weeks later we got to record THIS episode AND a bonus episode for Patreon where we’re joined by our mutual friend Jessa Reed on the night of a full moon portal opening. If you missed the moon, don’t worry! The portal never closed. Book an appointment with Lacey Free: https://laceyfree.as.me To learn more about Lacey Free, visit: http://www.instagram.com/laceyisfree http://www.laceyfree.com Links mentioned in this episode: http://rainbowbrainskull.com http://raminnazer.com This podcast was recorded at Rainbow Brainskull Studios in Los Ange

Robin Eisenberg is one of my favorite artists. She has an iconic style that's instantly recognizable. Most people have seen her work before even knowing who she is. Robin has created her own universe you wish you could step into. It's cozy, futuristic, alien, mysterious, and sexy. I love that it looks good at the large scale AND at the small scale. She'll paint giant murals and then makes the same magic happen on a tiny enamel pin. Or a banana. Robin teaches workshops for Adobe, creates designs for Vans, makes music videos, and is still discovering new ways to expand her style. We talk about making art, world-building, jazz piano, Star Trek, time management, taking care of business, virtual reality, and the need for solitude without feeling isolated. This is one of my favorite episodes ever! Learn more about Robin Eisenberg: http://www.robineisenberg.com http://www.instagram.com/robineisenberg Links mentioned in this episode: http://rainbowbrainskull.com http://raminnazer.com This podcast was recorded at Ra

The Teafaerie is a writer, flow arts teacher, space nerd, zero-g enthusiast, superhero, and a billion other things. She is most well-known for her amazing column on Erowid.org and many refer to her as their favorite psychedelic speaker. I first heard The Teafaerie on Future Fossils podcast and ended up listening to her episode over and over again like it was my favorite record. I HAD to have her on my show. So I emailed Michael Garfield and asked for an intro. After much scheduling and rescheduling, we made it happen! The Teafaerie makes me excited about the future. She reminds me how lucky we all to even have avatars right now. Do you know how many people would kill to have an avatar in 2019? Sure we have many challenges we must confront and there will be losses along the way, but how great is it to be alive in this strange ever-accelerating future present? I have never met anyone like the Teafaerie and I’m confident that you haven’t either. She’s a character in her own category and she speaks poetically a

Sean Dunne and Cass Greener are two of my favorite humans/space cadets. They are the creators behind the Very Ape podcast and the Church of Chill. They are also amazing documentary filmmakers with a talent for getting out of the way. Their films are raw yet uniquely engaging and memorable. I first met these magical psychonauts a couple of years ago and I’ve been a Very Ape listener ever since. It’s hard to describe the Very Ape podcast. Nevertheless, I enjoy the official iTunes description: Welcome to the place beyond the bullshit. A high vibration conversation about psychedelic healing, consciousness expansion, revolutionary politics, sex, and art. Sean and Cass are most definitely beyond The Bullshit. They are sweet, honest, caring, adventurous, fun and watching them grow has helped me grow. They felt like old friends within minutes of first meeting them and can’t wait til there’s teleportation so I can see them more often! Links mentioned in this episode: http://www.veryape.tv Links mentioned in this epi

Johnny Pemberton is a comedian, actor, writer based in Los Angeles. He’s one of my favorite performers to watch live. Johnny is the voice of ”Peanut” on the Disney XD show Pickle and Peanut. He plays ”Bo” on NBC’s Superstore, ”Max” on You’re The Worst, and ”Alangulon” on Son of Zorn. He has also appeared in many films including 21 Jump Street, Ant Man, In the Loop, Band of Robbers, and Action Point. Johnny is one of the most inventive comics out there. He’s always creating some new character or trying some far out experiment on stage. It’s always funny and he inspires me to take more chances with what I do. I highly recommend checking out his podcast ”Live To Tape”. It’s a great combination of interviews along with a healthy dose of eccentric audio. There’s nothing else like it! We talk music, motivation, social media rage, and how our childhood can affect most of our decisions as adults. Learn more about Johnny Pemberton: http://www.johnnypemberton.dog https://starburns.audio/podcasts/live-to-tape-with-joh

David Ward is a filmmaker based in Austin, Texas. He has worked as director, writer, and producer on countless films, sketches, commercials. His stuff has been featured on Rolling Stone, NFL.com, Sports Illustrated, LA Times, and more. David is also one of the quickest, most efficient editors I’ve ever witnessed in my life. Watching him at normal speed in an edit-bay he does things in seconds where it would have taken me minutes. He is a teacher of many hotkeys and shortcuts. David helped produce my first comedy album, You Were Good Too. He has always been a great creative partner who encourages high weirdness while also focusing on quality. We talk about making films and acting on ideas while they’re still fresh. Also, we reminisce about the good ol’ days of making weekly videos for our group channel called Humordy, home of Do Anything Stoned and Strippy Toons. Episode Supported by Ned! www.helloned.com/BRAINSKULL Use Code “BRAINSKULL” for 15% off your first order w/ FREE SHIPPING Links mentioned in this e

Jessa Reed is a comedian + podcaster. Her story is wild. A teen mom turned meth addict turned comedian, Jessa tells raw and candid stories about about her past and her new life as a homeschooling housewife trying to blend in with the normal people. Her honesty is shocking, inspirational and not for the faint of heart. Jessa has appeared on Comedy Central's "This is not Happening" and is Co-Host of the popular podcasts "Mormon and the Meth-Head" and "Soberish". After a near-death experience, Jessa became part of a blue ball of energy that was EVERYTHING. She spoke with aliens/guides that told her about the shift that humanity would go through and how to help. She still talks to them. This episode we talk about Alien School, the predictions that have already taken place, and what is coming NEXT. The boundaries between Male/Female, Living/Dead, Past/Future are going away. We talk about what this higher dimension/octave will be like. Episode Supported by Ned! www.helloned.com/BRAINSKULL Use Code “BRAINSKULL” fo

Drennon Davis is a comedian/musician/genius/weirdo and one of my favorite people in the entire universe. His performances are a combination of songs, mash-ups, sketches, puppets, robots, and strange sounds. He has a style that is uniquely his own. He often collaborates with people from all walks and is always pushing people to go out of their comfort zones. He brings out the best in all weirdos. Drennon has performed on CONAN, Comedy Central, and pretty much ever festival in the world. He has a NEW podcast on Himalaya called BANDTASTIC: a sci-fi musical adventure about the most popular band in the universe. Assembled by a super intelligent spaceship, D.E.B.R.A. and not so intelligent robot sidekick R.A.N.D.Y., the intergalactic musicians travel to new worlds with one goal - to solve all of their problems through their incredible songs (byah byah byah!). Episode Supported by Ned! www.helloned.com/BRAINSKULL Use Code “BRAINSKULL” for 15% off your first order w/ FREE SHIPPING Links mentioned in this episode: h

Noah Lampert is the host of the Synchronicity Podcast, a show dedicated to examining the subtle realities that connect us all. Each episode Noah asks guests the BIG questions to explore their unique perspectives on reality. He also always asks guests their favorite number, favorite animal, and favorite color. The lightest, heaviest podcast in town! Noah is also the founder of the Mind Pod Network. He’s always looking for more ways to give and grow in a way that makes a better world for everyone. I always feel the magic after talking to Noah. This episode may be the most magical one yet. We talk about the Imaginal Technique for creating reality, how our imagination is the most real thing that we ever experience, and why that is a good thing. Links mentioned in this episode: http://www.syncpodcast.com http://www.mindpodnetwork.com http://www.noahlampert.com Links mentioned in this episode: http://rainbowbrainskull.com http://raminnazer.com

Episode Supported by Ned! www.helloned.com/BRAINSKULL Use Code “BRAINSKULL” for 15% off your first order w/ FREE SHIPPING Dweezil Zappa is one of the greatest guitarists alive today. The level of detail he and his band puts into their performances is proof alone that live music is far from dead. Dweezil’s upcoming tour celebrates the 50th anniversary of the release of his father Frank Zappa’s album “Hot Rats”. Anyone who listens to this podcast regularly knows that I bring up Frank Zappa pretty much every episode, and while it’s tough to pick a favorite record, Hot Rats is definitely up there. It showcases some of Frank’s most intriguing orchestration and album production. Peaches En Regalia, Willie the Pimp, Son of Mr. Green Genes, Little Umbrellas, The Gumbo Variations, It Must Be a Camel, and more during “Hot Rats Live plus Other Hot Stuff”! I’ve had the chance to see Dweezil in concert twice and he really does the impossible. Surrounded by the most talented musicians available, he continues to honor h

Episode Supported by Ned! www.helloned.com/BRAINSKULL Use Code “BRAINSKULL” for 15% off your first order w/ FREE SHIPPING Tricia Eastman joins me today on the Rainbow Brainskull podcast. Tricia is a pioneer in the psychedelic renaissance with a mission to inspire others to become their own ”inner alchemists’’. Her holistic approach incorporates eastern philosophy, tantra, bio-hacking, herbal medicine, mind body integration, archetypal mapping, meditation, somatic therapy, and shamanism. As a medicine woman operating internationally, she curates medicine retreats in countries where use is legal. She is an experienced ceremonial facilitator of 5-MeO-DMT, a powerful psychedelic medicine from the Sonoran Desert Toad. As an Iboga provider, Eastman has been initiated into the Mboumba Eyano tradition, trained in the Missoko tradition, and she has facilitated the psychospiritual Iboga program for Crossroads Treatment Center in Mexico. We talk about how she got here, why she’s excited to wake up every day, and what

Alexa Houser is a writer, podcast host and EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) practitioner. After experiencing her own spiritual awakening, which was catalyzed by back-to-back ER visits for an unexplained swelling of the body, Alexa discovered and fell in love with EFT, also known as ”tapping.” She has benefited from this quantum healing technique, utilizing EFT to process anxiety, childhood trauma, relationship and money issues, sexual shame, and more. It is Alexa’s life mission to aid others in receiving the healing they seek, and to inspire individuals to step into their power as creators of their own life experience. You can hear Alexa on Innerbloom and the Positive Head Podcast. Both of these podcasts explore spiritual growth, consciousness, living a positive life, and all things metaphysical. With Alexa, I can jump right into the woo-woo stuff without any pretense. Learn more about Alexa Houser: https://www.alexasoothes.com/ Links mentioned in this episode: http://rainbowbrainskull.com http://raminnazer

Tom Campbell is a physicist, lecturer, and author. His book, My Big T.O.E. (Theory of Everything) presents a model of reality that unifies general relativity (the BIG stuff), quantum mechanics (the tiny stuff), and metaphysics (the woo-woo stuff) along with the origins of consciousness (YOU). The punchline is: we live in a VIRTUAL REALITY. We’ve all heard it before: It’s the MATRIX, a SCHOOL, a GAME, but how do you arrive at that from a physics standpoint? What’s the POINT of all this? Where does CHOICE come into play? How come I can’t FLY? Tom talks about how reality works at the fundamental level and what it is we’re doing here as eternal individuated units of CONSCIOUSNESS. Learn more about Tom Campbell: https://www.my-big-toe.com/ Links mentioned in this episode: http://rainbowbrainskull.com http://raminnazer.com This podcast was recorded at Rainbow Brainskull Studios in Los Angeles, CA.

Kasey Holt is an artist, musician, and teacher based in Venice, CA. Kasey's art frequently orbits themes of becoming and returning through awareness and discipline, discovering meaning through exploration of the self, and tapping into potential from the seeds of being. We talk about playing violin, music theory, psychedelics and what makes a good teacher. This is the first episode to feature a new segment: The Outro Jam. This experimental jam session was recorded using a couple of violins and a microphone. 100% improvised with "mistakes" included. More jam sessions to come. Learn more about Kasey here: https://www.kaseyholt.com http://instagram.com/kaseycarolyn https://open.spotify.com/artist/2RwhTTmR4ZIDmt3LQETRdd?si=s92HZfxeTpWC2fP2vsNH4w http://soundcloud.com/kaseyholt Links mentioned in this episode: http://rainbowbrainskull.com http://raminnazer.com This podcast was recorded at Rainbow Brainskull Studios in Los Angeles, CA.

King Raam is an Iranian-born musician now living in Vancouver, Canada. He is the lead singer of the punk rock band Hypernova and is currently touring as a solo artist with his show ”Departure: The Story of My Life.” Raam talks about his experience with psychedelics and how they opened new doors of healing after his family was dealt a year of tragedy which continues to unfold. We go into the backstory briefly, but you can hear the detailed version on the Tangentially Speaking podcast. Raam's father, Professor Kavous Seyed-Emami, was a prominent Iranian environmentalist who was arrested and falsely accused of being a foreign spy. He died in prison under suspicious circumstances, now Raam and his brother continue to pressure the Iranian government for answers. Most importantly, King Raam’s real name is Ramin Seyed-Emami. Which makes this the first ever Ramin-on-Ramin episode of Rainbow Brainskull. What a great time to be a Ramin! Also, if you’re in any of these cities you can catch King Raam on tour this month:

The Ungoogleable Michaelangelo is a creator of cosmic, comedic, and contemplative content. A multimedia artist who finds expression through visual media, music, writing, acting / performance, filmmaking, and oratory storytelling. Michaelangelo is a combination of Robin Williams, Michael Winslow, and Terence Mckenna all in one. He's a fascinating character I heard on Future Fossils who I knew would make a great guest. We talk about it ALL on this one, so you might want to put on a seat belt or something. I've included some of his work on the Instagram post, but there's too much to fit in a social media post so check out these links: Read The Trip Before The Fall: https://medium.com/@voiddenizen/the-trip-before-the-fall-e23e8e8be41e?fbclid=IwAR3D_eSFtjgGI2Hz_0b0FUFxB6P-dEc6RTxHUczCaFJVcsI36KL2VVmWLAM Learn more about The Ungoogleable Michaelangelo: http://www.voidandimagination.com https://www.instagram.com/stainspotting/ Links mentioned in this episode: http://rainbowbrainskull.com http://raminnazer.com This

Devin Person is a wizard. A faithful practitioner of magic for more than 10 years, he has immersed himself in the study of occultism, eastern philosophy, Jungian psychology, neurolinguistic programming, personal growth, business management, and ritual magic. Through this research he found psychological processes underlying what shamans and sorcerers call MAGIC. Devin uses meditation, hypnosis, and mystic approaches to problem solving in a way that feels smart and authentic, rather than "woo woo" and out there. Learn more about Devin here: http://www.personisawake.com https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/this-podcast-is-a-ritual/id1444518789?mt=2 Links mentioned in this episode: http://rainbowbrainskull.com http://raminnazer.com This podcast was recorded at Rainbow Brainskull Studios in Los Angeles, CA.

Michael Phillip is a writer and the host of one of my favorite podcasts in the world: THIRD EYE DROPS. He is exceptionally good with words and is always finding new interesting ways of describing the true nature of reality. Yes, It’s impossible to define the undefinable, but I’ll be damned if he doesn’t come dangerously close sometimes! This episode we talk the merging of spirituality and technology, two things that have seemingly nothing to do with each other. What is it that we are evolving into? And how do we pull ourselves out of the ruts that we keep falling into? Learn more about Michael Phillip here: https://www.instagram.com/third_eye_drops http://www.thirdeyedrops.com Links mentioned in this episode: http://rainbowbrainskull.com http://raminnazer.com This podcast was recorded at Rainbow Brainskull Studios in Los Angeles, CA.

Chip Pope is an Emmy-winning TV writer, comic, and podcaster based in Los Angeles. His podcast, It Happened In Hollywood, takes listeners behind the scenes of the indelible pop culture moments that shaped Hollywood history. I first met Chip many years ago back in Austin at Cap City Comedy Club. Chip has always been quick-witted, high-energy, and possesses a vast knowledge of music history. We talk about Bowie, Prince, the strange tour of Paisley Park, and old-school Hollywood. Learn more about Chip here: https://www.instagram.com/chippope/?hl=en https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/it-happened-in-hollywood/id1437795866?mt=2 Links mentioned in this episode: http://rainbowbrainskull.com http://raminnazer.com This podcast was recorded at Rainbow Brainskull Studios in Los Angeles, CA.