Myles Katz

Navigating the New Psychedelic Landscape

As psychedelics become more culturally accepted and more states like Colorado and New Mexico introduce legal frameworks, Myles unpacks what others can learn from Oregon-the first state to legalize psilocybin. Drawing on experience leading Oregon’s #1 rated and reviewed licensed retreat, he shares practical insights on what it takes to build a safe, ethical, and meaningful program at scale.

Why More Men Over 40 Are Turning to Legal Psychedelics

Myles explains why the fastest-growing audience for psilocybin retreats isn’t twenty-somethings, it’s successful professionals aged 40 to 70. Whether entering retirement or reassessing life after financial success, many are seeking more than just stability-they want meaning. Myles unpacks how psychedelics help people reframe identity, heal quietly held trauma, and rediscover purpose at a time when conventional mental health tools often fall short.

Psychedelics in the Public Eye: What RFK Jr., the Surgeon General & Mainstream Media Get Right (and Wrong)

Psychedelics are making headlines, from the Surgeon General to RFK Jr., but public understanding hasn’t caught up. Myles explores what most media coverage misses about psilocybin, and why public curiosity still far outweighs true comprehension. For listeners who have “heard the buzz” but don’t know what a real, legal psychedelic experience involves, this is a chance to separate hype from reality-with clarity, not persuasion.