My favorite podcast because it’s different from all the rest, not discussed anywhere else. Very well done, with captivating guests and ideas. Thank you Alex! You Rock! Keep it up 🙏 2 years later you’re the best please keep going your are killing it 💫

This is a podcast that once I push play I won’t stop listening until I hear “freedom is in the mind”. Been a listener for years now, check out the YouTube channel ✌🏻

Thank you so much for this. Helps one to not feel alone, or crazy, like the jab side is trying to make us feel. You friend, are also not alone! God speed 🧿🙏🏽🪶💎🔮

Episode 295 is Awesome! I love the style

Love this Alex fellow, he has the same name as me, but that’s not the only reason... I was getting real tired of Zack Leary saying “you know” and “like” all the time on the maps podcast, and also talking over his guests, what a pain. Anyway that’s enough complaining about another podcast, apologies. Great work, love the variety, keep it up don’t stop.

comparing psychedelic use to coming out as gay or being a different race is cringe. I get there’s a stigma & misinformation around psychedelics but there aren’t hate crimes & institutional violence against psychedelic users lol. I do enjoy this podcast though

Recently found this podcast and I am enjoying it very much. The “It’s a wrap” episode made me laugh so hard. Anyone who has been in ceremony can absolutely relate.

I am really loving this podcast. The podcast speaks of the indigenousness that we now lack which makes us the apathetic blind creatures of modern society. Those indigenous traits are what made us more whole and balanced creatures, true alchemists. There is a wake up call. There's always a wake up call. So why don't people just freakin' wake up! Because we follow lies instead of truth. The Natural Born Alchemist shares truths, which is what I love the most. Whether people want to hear it or not. And I am one who believes in talking about what people don't want to talk about. Thanks for this great podcast, Alex. ~ WILD ROOTS podcast

First things first, the podcast has a dual format. It is mostly split between interview episodes and interesting lectures that Alex has found. The lectures are usually cut to size and fit a certain theme. A lot of digging seems to be involved with these lecture, and they are appreciated. But the interviews is where Alex really shines. It is actually really bizarre. I have been listening to alot of interview podcasts. Alex not only always asks the right question (literally, pick any interview, the guest will almost always say "great question" or "I was about to get into that.) but has the most uncanny ability to call know when to stop the interview! Underrated skill, but many podcasters struggle with sensing when the guest is ready to wrap up, or let the guest ramble on past their welcome. Alex always very smoothly segways the interviews out perfectly, and naturally. This is all technicals; but trust me the content speaks for itself. Freedom is in the mind!

Great podcast he always gets right into the convo and good at keeping the conversational fire going, unlike other podcasters who spend 45 minutes discussing random crap before the episode cough cough Duncan trussel cough cough