Hello beautiful people, welcome back. My guest today is Hamilton Morris, journalist,

documentary producer and a chemist. Hamilton's pharmacopier is one of the most interesting

documentaries around chemistry, psychoactive drugs, psychedelic culture and traditional uses

for plant medicine ever. Season 3 is the last one, sadly, but Hamilton joins me today to talk about

his interesting consciousness, why chemistry hasn't captured culture like other sciences,

why MCAT failed because of a branding issue, why we should be synthesising DMT ourselves

instead of squeezing toads and much more. If you haven't got chance to watch Hamilton's pharmacopier

and you enjoy this episode, you will absolutely adore it. There is a link in the show

on it's below where you can search to just see where you might be able to watch it in your country.

Hamilton's awesome, he's so in love with the science in a really sort of rationalist way

and then has this other side to him which is very empathetic and very sort of forgiving and he's

interest in psychology. I really, really enjoyed this and it's been a long time coming. I've watched

his work for years, years and years like a decade and yeah, got him on the show. Pretty cool.

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