Ketamine therapy. Magic mushrooms. Psychedelics. Treatment resistant depression. Matthew Perry. And a mushroom that naturally produces ketamine. This episode covers all of it.

Dr. Amy Price Neff is a Nashville physician, founder of MindStream Integrative Medicine, trained at the University of Virginia and University of Arizona, and certified in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy.

We go deep on what ketamine therapy actually feels like, how it rewires the brain, why it works two to three times better than antidepressants for most people, and how psilocybin mushrooms compare. We also cover what really happened to Matthew Perry, whether mushrooms can help with grief, why cannabis is Schedule 1 while opioids are Schedule 2, and what to say when someone you love makes comments about not wanting to be here.

Aimee also shares something she has never said publicly before. That she attempted suicide at 19 while on antidepressants that were later pulled from the market because of exactly what they did to her.

This episode is for anyone who has tried everything and still feels hopeless. For anyone who lost someone to mental illness. For anyone who is just trying to feel better and keeps hitting a wall.

Not medical advice. Always talk to your own doctor. But this conversation might change how you think about what healing actually looks like.

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Parkinson's disease. Taylor Swift. Nashville hit songs. Shocking true story. The night we found my dad dead at his own birthday party.

Nashville songwriter. Country music. Songwriting deal. Music Row. Grief. Keith Urban. Tim McGraw. Reba McEntire. Garth Brooks. Ashley Gorley. Taylor Swift changed Nashville forever.

Bob Regan joins Aimee Mayo on Wait. What?! — the Nashville country music podcast. Bob was Danny Mayo's best friend. He was there that night. They are talking about it together for the very first time.

New episodes every Thursday at 5AM ET.

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If you’ve ever had to leave the house you grew up in or say goodbye to the home where you raised your children, this emotional episode with Pam Tillis and Aimee Mayo will hit you right in the heart.

Pam Tillis returns to her Nashville childhood home, the same legendary house where Mel Tillis made country music history and where family memories still live in the walls.

For 25 years, this Brentwood home became Aimee Mayo’s world. It’s where she raised her kids, built her marriage, and wrote songs. Long before she ever saw it, Aimee had drawn this exact dream house in sixth grade. Years later, she walked through the front door, got down on her knees, and prayed it would become hers.

It did.

Now, both women are facing the bittersweet grief of letting go of the house that shaped their lives.

This unforgettable conversation explores childhood home memories, leaving the house you raised your kids in, grief after moving, motherhood, marriage, Nashville songwriting, country music legacy, dream homes, and the ache of saying goodbye after 25 years.

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