The Candy Industry Has Been a Poison Factory for Decades and Two Founders Exposed It.

The Candy Industry Has Been a Poison Factory for Decades and Two Founders Exposed It.

Most candy leaves a residue in your mouth that makes you feel like you did something wrong. These two founders decided that was insane. Ben Hindman and Savannah Wolfe built LELICK — electrolyte lollipops made with organic honey potassium magnesium and zero dyes. No shortcuts no cheap marketing no sexual innuendos. Just a genuinely good product that started with a high idea at a Skrillex concert landed after 30 plus formula iterations and now has strangers buying subscriptions six weeks after launch. They talk about the origin story the manufacturing nightmare the team running on pure equity and why the candy industry is basically a poison factory that nobody has bothered to fix yet.

Why Giving AI Your Life Is The Most Powerful And Dangerous Thing You Can Do

Automation without security is dangerous. Security without automation is exhausting. Jordan Mayer is the founder of Mayday Cyber and Naptic and he built both companies from a travel trailer with Starlink because nobody else was combining deep cybersecurity with agentic AI systems. In this episode he breaks down why ADHD and neurodivergent people will thrive in the AI era why zero day vulnerabilities are more terrifying than ever why Mythos keeps him both excited and awake at night and why every small business that is not thinking about security while they automate is leaving the front door wide open for someone who is.

He Met God on Mushrooms at 16 and Has Spent 30 Years Trying To Show Everyone Else The Way | TFG Multiverse

He grew up picking mushrooms in Hawaiian fields met God in a volcanic crater on seven grams at 16 and spent the next 30 years as a filmmaker documenting sacred medicine from the Amazon to Bali to Austin. Derek Smith filmed Aubrey Marcus for years documented an ayahuasca grandmaster who fights astral battles against dark shamans and is now building AI powered film systems to make Avatar level sci fi from a laptop. In this episode he breaks down why Austin is the new Alexandria why AI is the best thing that ever happened to independent filmmakers why plant medicine and technology are converging at the same time for a reason and why the first mushroom trip in space might just be the Two Fun Guys goal.

Kanna Saved Her When Nothing Else Could And Now She Is Telling Everyone | TFG Multiverse

Three nights of ayahuasca left her with debilitating PTSD and 8 hour panic attacks. Trauma therapy wasn't working. The ayahuasca facilitator wasn't helping. Then she found kanna, a succulent from South Africa that indigenous mothers used during labor warriors used before battle and hunters used to suppress thirst on long missions. It brought her back. Phoebe McPherson is the founder of Fun Guy and in this episode she breaks down the full history of kanna why it rewires your amygdala in ways SSRIs never could and exactly what went into every single one of her four products. Mello Flow Drip and Chill.#kanna #funguy #wellness #twofunguysmutiverse #podcast

The CEO Who Identified The Gap Nobody in The Psychedelic World Was Solving

He got laid off after nine years sat ayahuasca the following week and got completely destroyed by grandmother. Then his engagement fell apart. Then he went through suicidal ideation. Then he built a company. Michael Pullano is the co-founder and CEO of VESSEL. An Austin based neuroprotective supplement company built for people who explore heart opening experiences. In this episode he breaks down why 4.7 million MDMA users are damaging their cells without knowing it why psychedelics are the most important tool for surviving the AI revolution and how a death ceremony with his former fiancee became one of the greatest gifts of his life. FOLLOW FOR MORE EPISODES! #mdma #psychedelics #vessel #twofunguysmutiverse #podcast