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Today, I'm curious about how you can get the buzz from alcohol without drinking alcohol.

Hmm. Right. Joining me to talk about this is a neuropsychopharmacologist,

Professor David Nutt. David specializes in research of drugs that affect the brain.

He is chairman of drug science, a non-profit organization, which he founded in 2010 to provide evidence-based information on drugs.

I've heard a lot about David in the past. I've wanted to interview him, sorry, Professor Nut in

the past. I've wanted to interview him or have a conversation with him, let's say, for a long

time because he's one of the leading guys talking about drugs and what happens to you. And, you know, if you take

things like psilocybin or ecstasy, he knows all about it. And obviously alcohol. So hopefully

this would be a fantastic conversation. Let's meet him. Here's David. Hi, David. How are you?

Yeah, I'm very good. Thank you. Excellent. Thank you so much for joining me. I've been wanting to speak you for years, actually, because, you know, I became very aware of you, which I'll hopefully talk about later when you became, when you were sort of advising policy in the government.

Is that the word you were looking for when I was sacked?

I didn't want to mention the sacking word.

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