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Love, Loss & Hallucinations with Scott Schumaker

Welcome to Love, Loss and Hallucinations with Scott Schumaker — a podcast where we start with those three themes and see where the conversation takes us.

Podcast · By Scott Schumaker · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    Dave Eggers: An Unpredictable Conversation on CONTRAPOSSTO, Art, Writing, Life & Terry Cloth (ep53) (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Dave Eggers, one of America’s greatest living writers, sits down with Scott for a wholly unpredictable and insightful conversation. Yes, they talk about Dave’s incredible new novel, CONTRAPPOSTO, but they also talk about creativity, the writing process, carpet mushrooms, bad grammar, love, shipwreck pawn stars of the 1800s, AI, the VAD Foundation and more. If you are stuck in a creative rut, if you are looking for the next great book to read, or if you just want to laugh, then y

  2. Episode · Jul 27, 2026

    Tiffanie DeBartolo and Scott Share an Intimate Conversation While Flipping the Tables (ep52) (opens the original)

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    Scott and Tiffanie go deep in this must-listen episode. Celebrating the one-year anniversary of the Love, Loss & Hallucinations podcast, they explore vulnerability and living authentically, marriage and relationships, the masculine and feminine, emotional maturity and what catalyzed their most profound transformations. Scott shares the struggles behind putting out 52 podcast episodes, and how his personal and spiritual journeys have reshaped his life and relationships. From Tiffanie and him near

  3. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    A Sacred Journey from Corporate Disneyland to Plant Medicine, Love and Death with Kat Courtney (ep51) (opens the original)

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    Prepare to be ignited by a raw, powerful story of healing, shadow work, and love. Kat Courtney, a woman who’s dedicated her life to exploring the shadows and the light, cracks open the depths and healing potential of plant medicines like ayahuasca, ibogaine, and wachuma, and how being a death doula is ultimately about love and fits perfectly with plant medicine. Most of us are living behind a mask of success, secretly hollow, craving genuine healing, and likely needing to face our shadows. Kat C

  4. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    Dr. Dave Rabin: Unlocking the Mysteries of the Mind, Spirit and Healing (ep50) (opens the original)

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    Join us for this dive into Dr. Dave Rabin's #1 neuroscience book on Amazon, A SIMPLE GUIDE TO BEING HUMAN. Dave and I have a wisdom-filled conversation about the power of feeling, the science behind love, and the incredible potential of psychedelics and technology to transform our understanding of reality and heal trauma. Dr. Dave Rabin shares insights from decades of research and his book, including that that spirituality isn’t just faith, but a measurable, biological experience. You’ll discove

  5. Episode · Jul 6, 2026

    San Pedro: A Heart-Centered, Healing Journey Deep Dive with Samer Mouawad (Ep49) (opens the original)

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    In this episode, we dive deep into the sacred plant medicines of Peru. Ayahuasca, yes. But shaman Samer Mouawad and I take an even deeper dive into the profound, transformational healing one can experience with Wachuma (San Pedro), a cactus. We also discuss how kambo, a process where the secretions of the giant monkey frog are superficially burned into your skin, can help deepen the healing process; why someone might be pulled to a wachuma ceremony versus an ayahuasca journey; and why wachuma is

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