Apology

Hamilton Morris

Dec 21, 2019

01:21:04

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Episode notes

Introduction

2min

The Peyote Effect

2min

The History of Peyote Cactus

2min

The History of Peyote

3min

The Blackfeet Indians in Montana

2min

The Healing Power of Peyote

4min

The Importance of Discipline in Psychedelic Drug Use

3min

The Importance of Religious Freedom in the 1960s

2min

The Native American Church of New York

2min

10.

The Importance of Being a Good Person With Psychedelics

2min

11.

The History of Fake News

3min

12.

The Power of Science Fiction

2min

13.

The Importance of a Good Book

2min

14.

Infinite Jest: A Companion Book

2min

15.

The Role of Drugs in Suicide

2min

16.

The Importance of Reading Extremist Literature

5min

17.

Did You Make Any Bombs?

2min

18.

The Importance of Emotional Writing

3min

19.

The Last Seven People That Were Left

2min

20.

The Best Book Ever Written About Drugs

2min

21.

The Movie Is a True Adaptation of Infinite Jazz

3min

22.

The Power of Nonfiction

2min

23.

The Obsession With Chemistry

2min

24.

The Origins of Psychedelics

2min

25.

The Evolution of Science

3min

26.

The Psychotic Break of a Friend

6min

27.

The Power of Psychedelics

2min

28.

The Narrative of Drugs

2min

29.

The Crying of Lock 49

3min

30.

The Importance of Humor

2min

31.

The Emotional Impact of Robo Tripping

2min

32.

The Complications of Science Communication

2min

On this episode, the writer, chemist, and documentarian Hamilton Morris talks with Apology founder and editor Jesse Pearson about the three P's: peyote, Pynchon, and Philip K. Dick.

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