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Kat Kurner - The Most Dangerous Truth
Episode 777
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Kat Kurner
She didn’t read it in a book.
She heard it in the bones.
Whispers from the fireline of her blood,
where Cherokee chants ride shotgun with death,
and healing ain’t a hashtag —
it’s a holy rebellion.
Kat Kurner walks with medicine in her hands
and a revolution in her spine.
At seven, her grandfather — a Cherokee Medicine Man —
looked her in the eye and named her future:
“You’ve got healing hands, child.”
But prophecies don’t bloom in soft soil.
They rise through fire,
and hers came blazing through the cancer wards,
as she massaged her mother into the afterlife —
one touch at a time,
one tear at a time,
until grief opened the gate to her calling.
She left the world of crisp suits and recruiter scripts
to walk barefoot with the dying —
hands anointed,
eyes wide open,
unafraid to look death in the face and say:
“I’m staying ‘til the last breath.”
Since 2002, she’s run HealingWithKat,
but healing’s never been the whole story.
Not in a world that’s forgotten the sacred.
Not in a system that cages plants and criminalizes roots.
So Kat sat with the ancient ones —
peyote, psilocybin, ayahuasca, cannabis —
not for the high,
but for the homecoming.
She trained in the Netherlands where it’s legal to remember.
And now she fights —
not with fists,
but with ceremonies and sweat,
for the decriminalization of Nature Herself.
Because in Kat’s world,
healing isn’t sterile — it’s wild.
It’s not quiet — it’s got teeth.
This ain’t therapy.
This is ceremony with a steel backbone.
This is ancient rhythm wrapped in 21st-century skin.
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