Hello, everybody and welcome back to psychedelics today. This is Joe Moore here coming at you from

Breckenrich, Colorado. Today on the show, we have Sean Lawler, who is a long-time participant in the space,

Naropa grad, and working on licensure for counseling. And he wrote a book called The Psychedelic

Revival, which I'm about, you know, a quarter of the way through it and very impressed so far. I think

this could be one of the better intro books we've seen yet. So we will see if in time I recommend

it more than the Fatima and Psychedelic Explorers Guide, but there's a good chance. I'm really

liking the style and flow.

So I've known Sean for years now. It was a pleasure to have him up here in Breckenridge to record this in person.

Yeah, thank you, Sean, for making it happen. All right, everybody, I think that's it for the intro.

Please enjoy this episode with Sean Lawler, and we'll see you on the other side.

Here we are today in the psychedelics state headquarters in Breckridge, Colorado, joined by Sean

Lawler. How are you doing today? Doing great, Joe. It's really good to be here for Simon Breckenridge.

Really? Yeah, yeah. We've been meeting to come here for so long

and it's just beautiful, such a beautiful day. It is gorgeous out. Yeah, it's great to link up up here,

finally. I feel like I've known you for many years now, but I had very few chances to actually

link up. So this is special. So thanks for making it.

Absolutely. Yeah. It's really nice. So we're here today to talk about this new book, which I'm very excited about,

psychedelic revival towards a new paradigm of healing. This is definitely, I think, going to be a pretty

impactful book overall for the space.

Thanks Joe.

I haven't had a chance to read all of it yet, but what I have read is, I think, pretty ideal

for what this burgeoning weird movement needs or space.

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