Hello, everybody. Welcome back to psychedelics today. This is Joe Moore coming at you from

Breck and Ridge, Colorado. Today on the show, we have Robin Devine.

Robin is a writer and mental health advocate for black women, her personal story of trauma,

resistant depression, and innumerable unsuccessful therapies led her to eventually reach

for psilocybin mushrooms. She began to see real results. And her work can be found on medium.

Yeah.

She's also on Twitter and elsewhere.

Now in Stanford, Francisco, doing some pretty interesting work.

The account that Robin runs is Black People Trip on Instagram.

And that's a really, really cool account.

It's just a great perspective and slice of the whole community there.

Anyway,

I really appreciate Robin coming on.

Hope things are going wonderfully in the bay.

And hope we can have you on again in the future, Robin.

All right, everybody.

So I think that's it for the intro. Yeah, we've got other stuff

coming up. We always like to remind you that if you're in the market for professional grade

education around the psychedelic topic, we have been teaching for years and we've got this

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We just launched our first Australia cohort just for that time zone. It's awesome.

But the next North America-European compatible times come up on September 23 of this year.

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