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EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 1H 8M

are we there yet?

from outfield · host Robert Infield

The podcast episode delves into the potential benefits and risks of Ibogaine as a treatment for addiction, exploring its psychedelic properties, breathwork, clinical trials, and the future of Ibogaine treatment. The conversation also touches on the monetization of Ibogaine and its impact on the addiction treatment industry. The conversation covers a range of topics, including population misconceptions, conspiracy theories, government distrust, workplace safety, hazard pay, addiction treatment, and clinical trials. The discussion delves into the misconceptions about the world's population, anxiety around phone calls, and the impact of conspiracy theories on public trust. It also explores workplace safety concerns, the concept of universal basic income, financial responsibility, and the importance of clinical trials in addiction treatment.TakeawaysIbogaine as a TreatmentPsychedelic Therapy Population MisconceptionsAnxiety Around Phone CallsConspiracy Theories and Government DistrustWorkplace Safety and Hazard PayAddiction Treatment and Clinical TrialsChapters00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview06:00 Breathwork and DMT Release12:54 Ibogaine as an Alternative to Methadone and Suboxone21:07 Monetization and Future of Ibogaine Treatment36:05 Population Misconceptions42:18 Conspiracy Theories and Government Distrust49:09 Assassination Theories and Suspicion59:20 Workplace Safety and Hazard Pay01:06:08 Addiction Treatment and Clinical Trials

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published May 13, 2026

The podcast episode delves into the potential benefits and risks of Ibogaine as a treatment for addiction, exploring its psychedelic properties, breathwork, clinical trials, and the future of Ibogaine treatment. The conversation also touches on the monetization of Ibogaine and its impact on the addiction treatment industry. The conversation covers a range of topics, including population misconceptions, conspiracy theories, government distrust, workplace safety, hazard pay, addiction treatment, and clinical trials. The discussion delves into the misconceptions about the world's population, anxiety around phone calls, and the impact of conspiracy theories on public trust. It also explores workplace safety concerns, the concept of universal basic income, financial responsibility, and the importance of clinical trials in addiction treatment.TakeawaysIbogaine as a TreatmentPsychedelic Therapy Population MisconceptionsAnxiety Around Phone CallsConspiracy Theories and Government DistrustWorkplace Safety and Hazard PayAddiction Treatment and Clinical TrialsChapters00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview06:00 Breathwork and DMT Release12:54 Ibogaine as an Alternative to Methadone and Suboxone21:07 Monetization and Future of Ibogaine Treatment36:05 Population Misconceptions42:18 Conspiracy Theories and Government Distrust49:09 Assassination Theories and Suspicion59:20 Workplace Safety and Hazard Pay01:06:08 Addiction Treatment and Clinical Trials

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