Marcus Capone

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994 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 20 Apr

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The Rich Roll Podcast · In Waves & War: Marcus & Amber Capone On Psychedelic Treatment For Veteran PTSD, Rebuilding Life After War & The Mission To Heal A Generation · 20 Apr 2026 podcast

We give them therapy, we get them to treatment, and then we monitor their outcomes.

It's the same exact thing that we're doing with Tar Mind, except the business model is we take it to employers.

So think of like JP Morgan or Goldman Sachs offers up healthcare benefits for their employees.

This is a healthcare benefit.

Today, it's not Ibogaine or psilocybin, very soon.

Today, it's

IV ketamine at an advanced psychiatry clinic, or it's the TMS Saint protocol that came out of Stanford that just was FDA approved and has a three-day remission rate for someone who has major depressive disorder.

So there are treatments out there that weren't here just four years ago, and that's what the platform does, right?

And it's a commercial business.

We work with healthcare systems, we work with payers, because the idea is we're

We've built the chassis now.

So when Ibogaine comes through, when psilocybin comes through, we've built the network across the US working with employers, working with healthcare systems.

We could just take those treatments and plug them into our system.

And so if I'm an employee and I've struggled with antidepressants and talk therapy and it don't respond, well, what's available?

So then we step in and say, well, saint TMS is available, advanced TMS, or maybe IV ketamine because you have treatment resistant depression.

Eventually it'd be psilocybin assisted therapy or MDMA assisted therapy.

So that's the commercial business that TaraMind is exploring.

And what I talked about earlier with subsidies, the reason we're doing that is because most people can't pay for these advanced treatments.

Right.

So if we can, let's say, fund 300 special operations individuals in a year, and we are, and then we're saving 300 lives and families and generations, but what is 300 compared to the numbers we were seeing earlier of millions of Americans?

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