DJ Hesta Prynn's Music is Therapy
May 15, 2026 · 24 min · 24 segments
Curious about psychedelics? Dr. Priyanka Wali is a board-certified physician who uses ketamine-assisted psychotherapy to treat depression - with music at the core of every session. Research calls…
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Because we started to talk about that on your show, and you come at it from, um, a, a professional perspective.

I have, I have people in my life who are doing this type of work, but I don't know any doctors firsthand.

Is this the same ketamine that we talked about being in a K hole at, like, the Prodigy show in the '90s? Like, I'm, I'm being silly, but I'm being real.

Like, I remember being at Oberlin College in 1999, and the girls up the hall from me were, like, the first ravers that I knew.

I was in the bathroom, like, the communal bathroom, you know, and one of the girls came in.

I was like, "Hey girl, what's up?" And she was like, "My roommate has been in a K hole for, like, 72 hours." And now every time I'm around ketamine, which is, like, kind of a lot, I'm always like, "Is this the same ketamine-"

"... that, like, my dorm roommate in a K hole?" Like, what's, what's up with that?
You would have to be continuously ingesting ketamine every two to three hours at very high doses-

Because we started to talk about that on your show, and you come at it from, um, a, a professional perspective.

I have, I have people in my life who are doing this type of work, but I don't know any doctors firsthand.

Is this the same ketamine that we talked about being in a K hole at, like, the Prodigy show in the '90s? Like, I'm, I'm being silly, but I'm being real.

Like, I remember being at Oberlin College in 1999, and the girls up the hall from me were, like, the first ravers that I knew.

I was in the bathroom, like, the communal bathroom, you know, and one of the girls came in.

I was like, "Hey girl, what's up?" And she was like, "My roommate has been in a K hole for, like, 72 hours." And now every time I'm around ketamine, which is, like, kind of a lot, I'm always like, "Is this the same ketamine-"

"... that, like, my dorm roommate in a K hole?" Like, what's, what's up with that?
You would have to be continuously ingesting ketamine every two to three hours at very high doses-
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