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Best of luck, everyone. Hi everybody. Welcome to the Psychedetics Today podcast. I'm David Drapkin, and today I'm talking

with John Dennis. He's a lawyer and activist in Oregon that you may have seen on All Eyes on Oregon,

a video show that we've been making with Joe Moore about Measure 109 and the psilocybin

services in Oregon.

So John is particularly focused in this podcast about the proposed model and regulatory framework

for protecting religious practice within

Measure 109.

And I would definitely recommend you take a look at his website, Oregon, Enthio.com, which is the

site for the Enthiogenic Practitioners Council of Oregon.

And they are spearheading some really important work around religious use, religious liberty

of psilocybin mushrooms that really needs to be contained within this infrastructure that

the Oregon Health Authority is building out. And we politely request if you feel drawn to

this movement and cause to sign their petition and send an

email by April 20th. So Oregonentheo.com. A couple of questions that we look at today is

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