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EPISODE · Jan 26, 2026 · 23 MIN

The Hidden Psychedelic Blueprint: Ancient Roots, the 60s Revolution, and the Third Wave

from Worth The Fight Podcast · host Matt Simpson: Author + Elite Execute Coach

Most people stepping into psychedelics today have no idea where this movement came from—and that's a problem, because the past is often the clearest preview of our future. In this episode, we walk through the three waves of psychedelics: the ancient indigenous roots (and the compelling idea that these medicines may be connected to the origins of major religions), the explosive Western surge of the 1950s–70s after Albert Hofmann's discovery of LSD and the rise of psilocybin in modern culture, and the counterculture "60s Psychedelic Revolution" peak marked by Tim Leary's "Tune in. Turn on. Drop out." From there, we land in the present day—this third wave—and explore why it matters, what can go wrong when a culture gets reckless, and why this time may be different. With modern science, flow research, breathwork, and a stronger integration mindset, we may finally have the tools to steward psychedelics responsibly—and unlock real healing, evolution, and transformation. Learn more: https://www.worththefightbook.org

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