THE HIGH GUIDE
IS A WELLNESS PODCAST
FOR WOMEN EXPLORING PSYCHEDELICS & CANNABIS

In this episode of The High Guide podcast, we investigate Which is better for sleep CBD or THC? Join us as we uncover the scientific research, bust prevalent myths, and delve into personal experiences surrounding this controversial topic.

Categorized as an empathogen, kanna is nature’s MDMA. Empathogens like kanna are heart openers and, in this episode host April Pride is in conversation with Stephanie Wang - CEO and founder of KA! - one of the most exciting brands in psychedelics today.

In this episode of The High Guide podcast, we delve into the wonders of CBD, often referred to as "the cannabis that won't induce a high." It has gained acclaim as a versatile remedy, offering effective relief from pain, stress, and inflammation.

In this captivating episode, talk about how to dose shrooms. Join us as we delve into the art of dosing and strain selection, equipping you with the knowledge needed to embark on a safe and enlightening journey.

In this captivating episode of our podcast, we embark on an enlightening journey to understand the enigmatic phenomenon of Penis Envy mushrooms. Join us as we dive deep into the realm of mycology and explore the intriguing characteristics and cultural significance of Penis Envy shrooms.

In this episode of the High Guide podcast, host April Pride discusses the beloved Golden Teacher mushroom. The Golden Teacher is known for its ease of cultivation and is considered a great choice for beginners. It offers a gentle and uplifting trip with mild visuals, enhanced colors, and a sense of clarity and insight.

Join us as we delve into how to identify psychedelic mushrooms. In this episode, we'll unlock the secrets behind these extraordinary fungi, demystify their identification, and unravel the profound experiences they can offer.

In this episode, we delve into the world of microdosing cannabis, where small doses of this versatile plant are used to achieve subtle yet impactful effects on well-being and functionality. Join us as we unlock the potential of microdosing cannabis and explore its myriad benefits.

Curious about the effects of LSD? Join us on a captivating journey as we explore the mind-altering revelations brought forth by this iconic psychedelic substance. In this enlightening episode, we delve into the intricacies of LSD's effects, from heightened perception to profound introspection.

Curious about the effects of LSD? Join us on a captivating journey as we explore the mind-altering revelations brought forth by this iconic psychedelic substance. In this enlightening episode, we delve into the intricacies of LSD's effects, from heightened perception to profound introspection.

In this episode, we embark on a profound journey into the enigmatic realms of Ayahuasca vs. DMT, two powerful and transformative psychedelic substances. Join us as we delve deep into the differences and similarities between these mystical gateways, shedding light on their unique paths to expanded consciousness.

In this insightful episode, we embark on a journey to explore the crucial elements in preparing for a psychedelic experience – the setting. Join us as we delve into the optimal environment for a psychedelic experience that is safe, meaningful, and profound.

This transformative episode delves into the groundbreaking realm of using psychedelics to heal trauma. Join us as we explore the profound potential of psychedelic therapy for trauma healing.

PART 3 of 3 with guest Jennifer Chesak, author of the recently published The Psilocybin Handbook for Women.

In this episode, host April Pride engages in an enlightening conversation with Jennifer Chesak about the intricacies of sex, consent, and boundaries. In this final episode of our series, listeners can explore these sensitive topics in a safe and informative space.

In this episode of The High Guide, host April Pride engages in a heartfelt and open conversation with guest Jennifer Chesak, delving into the world of motherhood and psilocybin. Jennifer offers a fresh, raw, and authentic perspective that resonates with all women concerning motherhood in every way. From the highs to the lows, this episode leaves no stone unturned.

In this episode, it’s time to learn about psilocybin for women’s health & well-being with Jennifer Chesak, author of the recently published The Psilocybin Handbook for Women. This informative guidebook contains everything you need to know about psilocybin, including its history, potential medicinal and recreational benefits, the latest evidence-based research, how to microdose and trip set, and more.

In this episode, host April Pride is in discussion with Steve Rolles, Sr. Policy Analyst for Transform Drug Policy. Recorded at MAPS Psychedelic Conference, Steve shares his unparalleled insight into the global policies that he's helped shape for 20+ years.

In the context of psilocybin mushrooms, why is the term strain only used by “cannabis people?” Strains are often used to describe different subtypes of the same species (such as Psilocybe cubensis) then why in the field of mycology, is there an ongoing debate about the appropriate use of the term "strain" versus other terms like "variety" or "morphotype" to describe different subpopulations of fungi. It's important to note, however, The terminology can vary depending on the specific species or context - making the language somewhat loose and inconsistent - so it's always important to understand the precise meaning intended by the person using the term.

In the context of psilocybin mushrooms, why is the term strain only used by “cannabis people?” Strains are often used to describe different subtypes of the same species (such as Psilocybe cubensis) then why in the field of mycology, is there an ongoing debate about the appropriate use of the term "strain" versus other terms like "variety" or "morphotype" to describe different subpopulations of fungi. It's important to note, however, The terminology can vary depending on the specific species or context - making the language somewhat loose and inconsistent - so it's always important to understand the precise meaning intended by the person using the term.

In the context of psilocybin mushrooms, why is the term strain only used by “cannabis people?” Strains are often used to describe different subtypes of the same species (such as Psilocybe cubensis) then why in the field of mycology, is there an ongoing debate about the appropriate use of the term "strain" versus other terms like "variety" or "morphotype" to describe different subpopulations of fungi. It's important to note, however, The terminology can vary depending on the specific species or context - making the language somewhat loose and inconsistent - so it's always important to understand the precise meaning intended by the person using the term.

In the context of psilocybin mushrooms, why is the term strain only used by “cannabis people?” Strains are often used to describe different subtypes of the same species (such as Psilocybe cubensis) then why in the field of mycology, is there an ongoing debate about the appropriate use of the term "strain" versus other terms like "variety" or "morphotype" to describe different subpopulations of fungi. It's important to note, however, The terminology can vary depending on the specific species or context - making the language somewhat loose and inconsistent - so it's always important to understand the precise meaning intended by the person using the term.

In the context of psilocybin mushrooms, why is the term strain only used by “cannabis people?” Strains are often used to describe different subtypes of the same species (such as Psilocybe cubensis) then why in the field of mycology, is there an ongoing debate about the appropriate use of the term "strain" versus other terms like "variety" or "morphotype" to describe different subpopulations of fungi. It's important to note, however, The terminology can vary depending on the specific species or context - making the language somewhat loose and inconsistent - so it's always important to understand the precise meaning intended by the person using the term.

In the context of psilocybin mushrooms, why is the term strain only used by “cannabis people?” Strains are often used to describe different subtypes of the same species (such as Psilocybe cubensis) then why in the field of mycology, is there an ongoing debate about the appropriate use of the term "strain" versus other terms like "variety" or "morphotype" to describe different subpopulations of fungi. It's important to note, however, The terminology can vary depending on the specific species or context - making the language somewhat loose and inconsistent - so it's always important to understand the precise meaning intended by the person using the term.

In the context of psilocybin mushrooms, why is the term strain only used by “cannabis people?” Strains are often used to describe different subtypes of the same species (such as Psilocybe cubensis) then why in the field of mycology, is there an ongoing debate about the appropriate use of the term "strain" versus other terms like "variety" or "morphotype" to describe different subpopulations of fungi. It's important to note, however, The terminology can vary depending on the specific species or context - making the language somewhat loose and inconsistent - so it's always important to understand the precise meaning intended by the person using the term.

Rae Rae is a new Seattle magic mushroom brand operating within the decriminalized framework.

In the context of psilocybin mushrooms, why is the term strain only used by “cannabis people?” Strains are often used to describe different subtypes of the same species (such as Psilocybe cubensis) then why in the field of mycology, is there an ongoing debate about the appropriate use of the term "strain" versus other terms like "variety" or "morphotype" to describe different subpopulations of fungi. It's important to note, however, The terminology can vary depending on the specific species or context - making the language somewhat loose and inconsistent - so it's always important to understand the precise meaning intended by the person using the term.

In this episode, Field Trip Health’s Seattle ketamine clinic director Dr. Bridget Carnahan answers, “How does ketamine affect the brain?” While Wondermed Lead Clinician Lauren Swanson answers the one question host April Pride gets most often about psychedelics: “Can I take my SSRIs?” Listen to learn about the potential ketamine may hold in the treatment of ADHD.

With a better understanding of treatable conditions and how it affects brain function, choosing between different types of ketamine-assisted therapy hinges on potency, price, and integration protocols. After listening to this episode, you will have a better understanding of how different types of ketamine administrations and formulations impact onset, potency, and overall experience. Plus what is ketamine nasal spray cost as compared to other forms of administration?