In this seminal episode Joe and Vince interview renowned shamanic healer and teacher, Scott Silverstone.  The discussion sets out to explore how everyone can access and work with power animals,  but evolves organically into a more comprehensive overview of shamanic journeying, self-healing, and why shamanism is so important in today's modern society. We submit that this is an episode worthy of downloading and savoring as a gift to anyone who wants to learn more about their inner-shaman.

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