Welcome everybody to psychedelics today.

Joe here.

And on the show, we have Zoe Helena,

psychedelic feminist and founder of Cosmic Sister.

Thank you for joining us.

Hi.

Thank you for having me on this podcast. It's great.

We are happy to have you because you seem to have made quite the impact in the world of psychedelics with feminism.

It's kind of obvious at a lot of these conferences that women are underrepresented and it's,

you know, it's not a simple cause, right?

It's multiple causes.

And there's also a lot of dangerous stuff happening in the Amazon that you've covered extensively

already elsewhere.

I do work with women and there are different elements of how I see psychedelic feminism from within

our space. I like to call it the psychedelic feminism from within our space.

I like to call it the psychedelic space or community or movement, if you like.

It's certainly not an industry, so we don't want to call it that.

That would be bad.

But there, yeah, I mean, some of these psychedelic conferences I've been to, I would look up

there and I wasn't alone in this and sort of

be amazed that there were so many more men than women up on the stage, but that also can

be a little more complicated than men not thinking about it and not inviting as many women.

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