Psychedelic Science

I might have said his last name wrong.

Um, he just recently spoke at the Psychedelic Science conference.

He was just on Joe Rogan.

He's kind of making the rounds.

Like, I saw their name on a clinical trial that I was referencing on a blog that we wrote.

Fast-forward to the Psychedelic Science conference in 2025, I decided to attend a panel which was about psychedelic progression in the Midwest.

As, as folks know, I grew up in Chicago.

I ha- there's no rhyme or reason why a kid from the South Side of Chicago should be doing anything psychedelic, let alone [laughs] anything psychedelically professional.

And anybody can do that.

It doesn't have to be, you know, on some big scale.

It doesn't have to be going out and learning how to do trials and, and doing psychedelic science.

It can be in a, in a number of different methods and ways.

Yeah.

For the listeners here, I had a booth as pertains to the film, The Fairy Rings, that I'm working on at Psychedelic Science last year.

And Rob stopped by our booth, saw all of our crazy concept art and cannabis fairy that we're working on, everything like that.

And that's how we that's how we met.

He's also a good friend of mine and a psychedelic person who really believes in the message, which is fantastic.

So having him involved, you know, this would be my first feature film, but having him involved Adds a lot of, you know, tremendous amount of credibility to the project to have him believing it and have his resources available.

The other great thing that happened was while we were at, as we mentioned, I had a booth at Psychedelic Science in Denver last year.

And I actually met, are you familiar with Dennis McKenna?