The Tom Woods Show, episode 1288.

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Hi, everybody. Tom Woods here. I am joined today by Kevin Matthews, who is campaign director at Decriminalized Denver,

and their goal is to decriminalize the possession, use, and manufacture of psilocybin

mushrooms in the city and county of Denver. And this is a world that is completely unknown to me, but our friend Michael Heiss of the

Mises Caucus of the Libertarian Party brought Kevin and this organization to my attention.

So I started reading about it and about what researchers are saying, and I became very interested

in the subject. So I thought, well,

you know what? I got a podcast here. I got a microphone. Why don't I get Kevin on? We'll talk.

So, Kevin, welcome. Hey, Tom. Thank you so much for the opportunity to share our work with your

audience. It's a pleasure. I'm really interested in this. My friend Michael Heiss brought it to my

attention, and he seems to be

right generally. So I listen when he makes a suggestion. So I've been looking through this,

and it looks like, to a layman like me, anyway, the results of various clinical studies are

very, very promising here.

But I'd like to start off actually with a little bit about you.

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