The Integration Station EP22: Psychoactive Plants, Frogs & Fungi with Shelby Hartman (DoubleBlind)

Shelby
Shelby Hartman is Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief of DoubleBlind. Her work has appeared in VICE, Quartz, the Huffington Post, and Rolling Stone, among others. Shelby worked in broadcast news production for CBS News covering presidential elections, protests, natural disasters, and other breaking news.

Spurred by a passion for print and investigative reporting, she transitioned to magazine writing, working as an editor at Pasadena Magazine and receiving her Master’s Degree in long-form journalism from Columbia University in 2015. Since then, Shelby has worked as a columnist at LA Weekly and an editor at Herb, the largest cannabis media company, with extensive features on post-traumatic stress disorder in the veteran community, the cannabis industry, the psychedelic research boom, and the popularization of ayahuasca.

You can follow Shelby on Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn, or reach out directly at Double Blind https://doubleblindmag.com/

Ashley Michaud
Ashley Michaud is an integration author, coach, and radio show host from Ontario with 20 years experience working with entheogens such as psilocybin mushrooms. Ashley’s mission is to educate, inform, and destigmatize psychedelics because she believes psychoactive plants, frogs & fungi are powerful tools that allow humans to heal themselves naturally.

Reach Ashley with any questions regarding this episode or any future episodes by email at ashley@elementalgrowth.org

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✨ Shout Out to...
Video Editor: Tristan Peterson & Ashley Michaud
Music: Amani Friend (Liquid Bloom) & Porangui, David Barraza, and Aquarius Era
Art / Visuals: Jim Figora, AfterSkool, Canva, plus our own ability to take these individual works of art beyond their original purpose. We don't own the rights to all of the pictures we featured, please message us to claim credit.