Tony Moss is a visual and recording artist, event producer, and founder of I.AM.LIFE, a non-profit event production project focused on inter-connectivity. His work is a synthesis of passions in art, spirituality, and science, with emphasis on the evolution of human consciousness and potential. With over 25 years of experience with "plant medicine" work, he is an enthusiastic public advocate for the decriminalization and responsible use of all plant medicines.

Azule Love is a Transformation Lifestyle Strategist, "oxytocin dealer," medicine keeper, sacred medicine ceremony facilitator, and "a loving interruption." Azul joins the show today to share her experiences with psychedelics—both her own journeys, and her ceremony facilitation for others.

Amanda Sage is an artist driven by the desire to contribute through the role of art in the development of regenerative culture. Her work has been exhibited in galleries, art fairs, museums and festivals, and she has lectured and taught transformational painting workshops worldwide. Passionate about artistic social experiments, Amanda's endeavors are focused towards building, facilitating and participating in platforms designed to experiment and explore creative solutionary activism within community.

Like most people, David Woods Bartley has seen his fair share of successes and setbacks; from directing a nationally recognized nonprofit to battling a life-threatening mental illness. But over the last seven years, David has successfully navigated from the isolation of mental “hellness” to the inclusive space of mental wellness.

Svetlana Pritzker is an Intentional Creativity Coach, Speaker, Writer, and a Mystical Artist. As a Founder of New Human Energetics, she has developed empowerment programs for people to find their courage, trust their visions, and be intentional in everything they create. She inspires people to love life and make the best of it.

Today's guest, Alex Iglecia, describes himself as someone who "guides beautiful beings who are here to create something good, speak truth, lead, teach and transform as they walk their own path and trust their epic life no matter what anyone else is doing."

Sam Morris is the founder of Zen Warrior Training®, an enlightened leadership and embodied wisdom coaching program. A lifelong student of human awakening, Sam endured a spinal cord injury in 1999, paralyzing him from the waist down and catalyzing a deep dive into somatic healing arts, depth psychology, wisdom traditions and the innate intelligence of the body. Sam trains his clients in how to develop mastery over the inner workings of the egoic mind and live from an enlightened state of presence in their businesses and personal lives.

On today’s show, Dr. Fred speaks with Graham Smale, who after 35 years in the “dark arts of finance” left the industry and set out on a journey of transformation. He now works as an ontological coach, and is a student of last week’s guest, Dylan Newcomb. Graham is in Dylan’s Uzazu certification program. Graham combines the somatic dimension available through Uzazu with the “heady language-based work” of philosophy that informs his coaching.

Today’s episode features Dylan Newcomb, founder & lead trainer of UZAZU Embodied Intelligence. Dylan is a master embodiment-based coach for helping professionals & cultural creatives, and an avid embodiment researcher.

On today’s show, Dr. Fred is joined by fellow psychiatrist, Dr. Mark Goulston, a Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, former UCLA professor of psychiatry, FBI and police hostage negotiation trainer and one of the foremost authorities on suicide prevention and PTSD. Dr. Goulston is also a TEDx and international speaker and author or co-author of nine books. His book ‘Just Listen’ was translated into 27 languages and became the top book on listening in the world.

Today’s episode features the incredible Freddie Ravel. You may not recognize Freddie’s name, but you’ll surely recognize music that he’s helped create and perform. Freddie is a former member of the band Earth, Wind & Fire. He has also played with greats such as Carlos Santana, Prince, and Madonna, and he worked as a musical director for Al Jarreau. The internationally acclaimed “Keynote Maestro” who blends his expertise for business breakthroughs and the power of music to unlock the minds, hearts and potential of audiences around the world. Freddie’s purpose: to raise human potential through music.

On today’s show, you’ll meet Cass Phelps, a Somatic Movement therapist who offers workshops throughout the world and conducts a private practice in Kauai, Hawaii. Dr. Fred first met Cass less than a month before this interview was recorded. After attending his online workshop, Dr. Fred couldn’t wait to introduce Cass Phelps to the Welcome To Humanity community.

On today’s episode, Dr. Fred speaks with his friend and colleague, Dr. Janet Flaton. Dr. Flaton is a board certified pediatrician specializing in Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). She has dedicated her life to being “an empowering context for ADHD,” and works with patients to help them embrace their ADHD not as a “weakness” or “illness,” but as a “superpower.”

Dr. Fred is joined on today’s episode by fellow podcaster, Dr. Richard Shuster, Psy.D., M.S.W, host of The Daily Helping. Dr. Shuster is a clinical psychologist who has dedicated his life to helping people become the best version of themselves, even if it’s of no direct benefit to him. This wasn’t always Dr. Shuster’s orientation toward life, and on today’s show, he shares the backstory of what led him from a high-flying career focused on material accumulation to serving others.

On today’s show, Dr. Fred speaks with writer and healer Stefan J. Malecek, Ph.D, who has written three non-fiction books, and is working on his eighth novel. He is also a Hawaii state elder for the ManKind Project and a soon-to-be-elected board member for the Boys to Men Project.

Today’s show features Khush Cooper, MSW, Ph.D. Dr. Cooper (or simply, Khush) is an adjunct professor of social work at UCLA and the CEO of Implematix, a firm committed to changing the human services landscape by providing innovations that cause people, organizations and communities to thrive. Khush’s work is driven by her commitment to support “children on the margins” to lead, including children in foster care and LGBTQ youth.

Dr. Fred is joined today by five guests, collaborators on an art project called What Color is Love? This group of artists came together to produce a short video piece for the 2020 Virtual Year-End Vacation course offered by Landmark Education's Wisdom Division.

Rather than an interview, today’s episode offers a message directly from Dr. Fred, to you the listener. We call it “In Session with Dr. Fred.”