Wade Davis, my guess, one of my best friends

and one of the most interesting people that I know.

And I first met Wade when I was in college

and we were in anthropology class with,

I think, David, neighborhood Lewis was the professor

and we were studying the Yanomami,

which is a very interesting group in northern Brazil

and southern Venezuela.

And Wade went on to have its extraordinary life,

which has brought him to be

Explorer and Residence National Geographic.

You've written how many a dozen more books.

We do three, 23 actually.

And Wade went on to live when he became an ethnobot,

and it's which is somebody who studies the relationship

between indigenous plants and local people

and he has a kind of a specialty in hallucinogenic plants

and psychoactive plants.

I would say correct me if anything, I'd say it's wrong.

He's lived with indigenous people

in Peru and Colombia and Tibet and Australia.

And I think Molly and Kenya and Borneo

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