Greetings from Cyberdelic Space.

Greetings from Cyberdelic Space. I'm yourzo, and I'm your host here in the psychedelic salon.

As I mentioned recently, before this year's Palenque Norte lectures take place at the 2014 Burning Man Festival,

well, I thought that it would be appropriate for me to play the remaining talks that I have from the 2013 lectures.

Unfortunately, a few of them didn't get recorded last year, but I do understand that a first-rate

recording team has already been assembled for this year. Now, you may think that this is no big

deal, recording a few lectures, but if you've ever been to a burn, you know better.

Not only does the poor audio team have to cover over 40 lectures,

they also have to find ways to keep their equipment from being totally destroyed by all the dust.

And on top of that, there are times when their own personal survival actually becomes something that,

well, they have to focus on when a whiteout occurs or something like that.

Anyway, thanks a lot to all the guys who have worked so hard to put on these lectures and get them recorded for us.

So let's get on with the show here and more comfort than the audience that the lectures enjoyed.

The talk that I'm going to play for you right now is of a panel discussion and a Q&A session with three researchers who are currently on the front lines of psychedelic research.

And we'll begin with a little surprise and that this panel was introduced by our late, dear friend, Daniel Jabor, whose 2013 Palenke-Norte lecture, titled Coming Out of the Psychedelic Closet, can be heard in podcast number 376.

Hi, everybody. We're going to get started.

Sorry for the slight delay.

So my name is Daniel Jabor.

I'm here to introduce the speakers to you guys and read you their bios.

Most of them have pretty long ones, so if I mispronounce anything, bear with me.

First, all the way to your left is Dr. Roland Griffiths.

Dr. Roland Griffiths is a professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Neuroscience

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