Hey everybody, it's David here, letting you know that we are launching our next round of

navigating psychedelics for clinicians and therapists. It starts on Wednesday, September the 14th,

and then meeting each week for nine weeks. And there are two groups with different time

slots you can choose from. So navigating psychedelics is the course that I took a couple of years

ago and it changed my

life and my career big time and now I have the pleasure of co-facilitating this round of the course

alongside our guest teachers, Jasmine Verdi and Sarah Reid. So if you want to find out more about

the syllabus and the structure of the course, go to psychedelic education center.com.

And you can also sign up for a free Q&A webinar that we're offering every Wednesday until the course starts.

To book your webinar spot, go to psychedelics today.com forward slash events.

Hello everybody. It's David here, welcoming you to another Psychedelics Today podcast episode.

Today it's with Joe Moore, our CEO, and he's talking with Laura Guzman Davalos.

They were at the Tellyried Mushroom Festival in Colorado, and it's a wonderful conversation,

amazing kind of dialogue about the wonders of mushrooms. And yeah, it's also really cool that

they're at a festival. This is kind of celebrating

the wisdom and knowledge and, yeah, beauty of mushrooms. Okay, so Laura Guzman de Valos is a Mexican

mycologist working since 1983 at the University of Guadalajara in Halisco State, Mexico.

Laura is a well-respected mycologist in Mexico and the daughter of the late,

world-renowned Gaston Guzman, the world authority on the genus Silocybe,

and who described and named more than half of all species.

As a collector of fungal specimens, she's travelled all over Mexico,

parts of Latin America and Europe in search of macroscopic fungi, particularly basidio mysides.

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