Hello, everybody and welcome back to Psychedics Today. This is Joe Moore coming out from

Breckin Ridge, Colorado. Today on the show, we have River Sticks Foundation. We have both Cody and Miriam from River Sticks,

and we're going to go all over the map. We are going to discuss peyote conservation, various Native

American First Nations rights issues, delicate conversations around peyote and politics. Very interesting conservation projects around

Bufo Alvarious or Encilious, depending on the quarters from whence you hail. What else?

Yeah, Bufo Alvarius is the snoring desert toad for those who don't know, the one that creates

the natural in

animal form, 5MUDMT, to be avoided really, in my opinion. But apparently I'm not on the most

popular side of the argument. Anyway, what else do we get into the history and origins of

River Sticks Foundation, some really cool stuff

around End of Life that they're up to. Yeah, and I think they're just really taking an innovative

approach. I don't know any other nonprofits doing similar stuff, and I just really appreciate their

style and angle of attack here. So I think that's it for the intro.

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