

629: Norman Ohler
6 snips Aug 4, 2024
Norman Ohler, an acclaimed author known for his thought-provoking book Blitzed: Drugs in Nazi Germany, dives deep into the intricate history of LSD. He discusses its controversial connections to the CIA and Nazi experiments, shedding light on its therapeutic potential and societal implications. The conversation touches on the need for a psychedelic revolution and the ethical dilemmas surrounding drug use in historical contexts. Ohler also reveals missed opportunities in LSD research and advocates for open dialogue on its benefits, challenging historical stigmas.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Psychedelic Insights: Conversations on LSD and Healing
01:43 • 16min
The Evolutionary Role of Psychedelics and Secrecy
17:51 • 4min
Psychedelics: History, Healing, and Humanity
21:55 • 20min
An Encounter with LSD History
41:50 • 5min
Psychedelics and Dark History
47:19 • 15min
Unraveling Dark Histories: LSD and Psychological Experimentation
01:01:50 • 8min
The Duality of LSD: History and Implications
01:09:49 • 18min
Exploring Democracy and Prohibition: A Philosophical Conversation
01:27:41 • 3min