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In this thought-provoking episode of Living the Dream with Curveball, we are joined by Diana Colleen, an award-winning speculative fiction author whose debut novel, *They Could Be Saviors*, challenges our perspectives on billionaires, psychedelics, and the future of our planet. Diana shares her personal journey, from a dark place of despair to discovering the life-altering potential of psychedelic-assisted therapy. She recounts how this transformative experience inspired her to write a book that not only entertains but also ignites hope for change.
Diana delves into the pressing issues of climate change and wealth inequality, arguing that the responsibility for change lies with the world’s billionaires, whose actions have a far greater impact than the collective efforts of the masses. She discusses the balance of hope and despair in her writing, aiming to create a narrative that empowers readers to believe in the possibility of a better future.
Listeners will gain insights into the unique premise of Diana's novel, which explores the use of psychedelic therapy to awaken billionaires to their role in societal issues. She also addresses common misconceptions about psychedelics, highlighting their potential for both personal healing and cultural transformation.
Join us for an enlightening conversation that encourages reflection on privilege, responsibility, and the power of kindness in creating a better world. Diana's journey of writing and self-discovery serves as a reminder that hope can emerge from action, and every individual has the power to contribute to positive change.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
- The inspiration behind Diana's debut novel, *They Could Be Saviors*
- The role of billionaires in addressing climate change and wealth inequality
- How psychedelic therapy can foster connection and empathy
- The importance of hope in the face of societal crises
- Tips for readers on using fiction as a tool for self-reflection and growth
For more information on Diana Colleen and her work, visit https://www.dianacolleenauthor.com and check out her Substack for thought-provoking essays and updates on her upcoming projects.

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