Aaron Akulis
thepeaceondrugs
Reilly Capps
Reilly Capps
Reilly Capps
Thursday 2nd December 2021
Join Reilly Capps on 'The Peace On Drugs' as he discusses evolving psychedelic laws, community initiatives, and the end of the drug war.
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Aaron Akulis
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Reilly Capps: The Changing Landscape of Psychedelics and Community Advocacy
Certainly I don't think, except maybe you make laws differently in terms of different substances and maybe you make some substances available in vending machines at the-eleven and maybe you make some substances where you have to have a sitter and maybe make you know, I'm not the person that's going to make all these rules, but somebody is going to make all these rules very soon and they are going to change very rapidly.
Ever wondered how psychedelics are reshaping the conversation around drug laws and addiction? In this episode of 'The Peace On Drugs', host Aaron Akulis sits down with Reilly Capps, a psychedelic journalist and co-founder of the Denver Mushroom Cooperative. Together, they navigate the evolving landscape of psychedelics, from the latest research to the shifting public perceptions and laws that are slowly ending the war on drugs.
Reilly brings a wealth of knowledge from his journalism career, offering a deep dive into how these substances are being used to treat conditions like PTSD and end-of-life anxiety. But it's not just about the science; it's about community too. Reilly shares his experiences in Denver, highlighting the importance of local initiatives and flexible laws in fostering a safer, more responsible drug culture.
One particularly intriguing topic they discuss is the idea of vending machines for certain substances, balanced by the need for more controlled environments for others. Reilly's perspective is both enlightening and practical, making it clear that while he may not have all the answers, the conversation is moving in the right direction.
Whether you're curious about the potential benefits of psychedelics or interested in how drug policies are changing, this episode offers a thoughtful and engaging look at the future of drug culture. Tune in to hear Reilly Capps and Aaron Akulis break down complex issues with empathy and insight.