The Next Voice You Hear Wahn Yoon & Nevan Ryan

Join us as we chat with Trevor Thomas, Head of Strategy at creative agency Bleublancrouge (BBR), about the merits of psychedelic medicine, an emerging area within healthcare and especially mental health. We’ll talk about our personal experiences with psychedelic medicine and our point of view on its benefits and legalization.

Last episode we spoke about the future of robots; today we discuss the future of fungi. This topic spawned from an incredibly enlightening documentary, Fantastic Fungi, which revealed the integral role fungi play in this world and the superpowers they possess that we have only begun to harness. We also discuss the future of psychedelics in the psychotherapeutic space and the behaviour shift required to accept them into common practice. Come listen and learn about this untapped frontier that lies beneath our feet.

The future is here, and it's robots, robots, robots. In this episode, we explore the incoming phenomenon of robots entering our daily lives, from the street corner, to stores, to our kitchens and even bedrooms (?). Will they become an extension of us, proxies for when we can't travel or perform an action - or a threat to us?

This is not science fiction. It's better. This episode is about "carbon capture", aka "direct air capture". Machines that take carbon emissions from the air, and turn them into useful stuff. We are not kidding. Let's explore what these things are and what they could mean for human society.

In this episode we dive into the old adage, you are what you eat….but from a digital perspective. We’re living in an era of content overload and what you consume, how you consume it, and when, has a huge effect on our well being. We discuss the applications and products currently out there advocating for a fundamental shift in how we view content consumption.

In the 3rd episode of our new format, we look into the recent advancements in 4-D printing and its endless applications. In our second segment, we boldly go one step further and entertain the possibility of the Replicator (from Star Trek) and how it would be positioned in the market. To close, we look into the future of art and how current events will propel it forward.