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Hey, everybody.

Welcome back to psychedelics. Today, this is Joe Moore coming out from Brackenridge, Colorado. Today on the show, we back to psychedelics.

Today, this is Joe Moore coming out from Bracken Ridge, Colorado.

Today on the show, we have Soren Shade from Top Tree Herbs.

Very interesting background with Soren.

We'll get into that in the show.

But yeah, this interview covers Kratam and, you know, the drug war and what we can learn from the Kirtam movement for the psychedelic movement.

There's a lot of people that are willing to get very active in the Kratom world.

And I think we could do it with a little bit more people getting involved politically with the

psychedelic and harm reduction and anti-prohibition fight.

There's a lot of really anti-scientific legislation going in that's really harming the scientific

establishment's ability to do really important work.

So this topic is huge, really important conversation. I think this podcast is.

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