First up Dmitry Orlov and Albert K. Bates explore visions of a post-collapse America, and later KMO talks food, consciousness, and the forces of darkness with Neil Kramer of the Cleaver.

Dmitry Orlov is the author of Reinventing Collapse: The Soviet Example and American Prospects, and Albert K. Bates is the author of The Post-Petroleum Survival Guide and Cookbook: Recipes for Changing Times. In the podcast, Dmitry makes mention of Better Off: Flipping the Switch on Technology by Eric Brende

You can find my appearance on the Chronicles of the Psychonautilus here:

I recently spoke with Matt Pallamary in a recent episode of the C-Realm Podcast about the same topics I discussed with Adam on the Chronicles of the Psychonautilus. In fact, both conversations took place on the same day.

And you can find Martin Ball's Entheogenic Evolution podcast here.

KMO responds to a query concerning the best place in the US to ride out the Malthusian Correction and later enlists the aid of former guests of the program to answer a listener's question about whether entheogens really do produce spiritual experiences or "higher" states of consciousness.

Folks who knowingly contributed to this episode:

• Dennis McKenna
• Matt Pallamary
• Neil Kramer
• Lorenzo

Unwitting contributors:

• Dmitry Orlov - The Five Stages of Collapse
• Stanley Krippner - The Future of Religion
• Ben Goertzel - Unification of Science and Spirit: Chapter 8 The Psychedelic Experience