The Interdisciplinary Conference on Psychedelic Research is returning for its fifth edition on September 22nd to the 24th.

In Amsterdam, the Netherlands, ICPR has been organized by the Open Foundation, a Dutch nonprofit established in 2007,

and continues to be the pioneering and leading psychedelic conference in Europe,

with a focus on science, therapy and critical

perspectives with almost 100 leading speakers, including Paul Stamitz, David Nutt, Amanda Fielding,

Roland Griffiths, Catherine Prella, Rick Doblin, David Nichols, Janice, Phelps and Mendel Kaelin, to name a few.

To learn more, go to www.I-C-C-PR-dash-conference.com and use the code Today-150-Jews off all conference tickets.

You can also use the code Today-110 to get 100 euros off their unique one-day pre-conference event,

psychedelic science, ethics and business,

which is on the 21st of September. And if you can't attend in person, then you can also join virtually

with the live-stream tickets available now until August 31st at an early bird rate of 99 euros,

after which prices go up to 159 euros, but you'll still

be able to get a 30-year-a discount for these live-stream tickets by using the code, Today Live

30 after September the 1st. Hello, everybody, welcome back to psychedelics today.

This is Joe Moore coming at you from Breckenridge, Colorado.

Today on the show, we have Seth Rosenberg.

Seth lives in Washington, D.C., and was a important advocate for the decriminalization initiative

in Washington, D.C. He has a really interesting story, and that's why he's here. I think it's a

really important story to tell, and I don't want to ruin it, really. But, you know, Seth is a really

interesting character and, you know, had some a really interesting character and you know had some

consequences um as a part of being part of the movement so a lot of really great uh warnings in here

a lot of really great tales so please listen in and learn there's a lot we can learn from

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