Hi, everybody. Welcome back to Psychedelics Today Solidarity Fridays. This is Joe Moore, joined by

Michelle Janikian and Kyle Buller today. How are you both doing? Doing well, Joe. How are you,

Michelle? Yeah, good, hanging in there. Good, good, good. So yeah, just another day in quarantine.

Thankfully, things are warming up. You're in the middle of a rainy

season, Michelle. Is that right? Monsoon land. Not quite yet, actually, but we have been getting some

cloudy and ugly days, but like around May 1st, it rains for like four months straight.

Oh my goodness. It's coming.

Great.

And yeah, so before we dig in, just wanted to let everybody know that we are launching some new dates for navigating psychedelics for clinicians and therapists starting on May 20.

It's a live eight-week program.

Some CE credits are available. You can learn

more about that whole program over at psychedelic education center.com. So I think that's enough for

now. Unless there's more we want to mention. I think that's about it on terms of big things.

Yeah. So I promise more interesting news coming soon. All right. So the first article we want to talk about is from Salon. I, I've had a thing for Demitia Mujanis because he has this kind of great anarchist lens that he brings to this topic quite a bit. And, you know, he put himself in great legal risk by doing the work

he was doing previously when he, you know, got in trouble and later was freed, you know,

treating people hardcore heroin addicts and, you know, people with real serious opiate

problems in New York with Iboga. Amazing. Amazing story.

Everybody should check out the old episodes we did with them and learn more about Demetri.

And who is the other author here on the salon piece?

Jonathan Dickinson.

Right.

He runs a group in Tijuana.

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