P.E. Moskowitz

P.E. Moskowitz, an insightful author and journalist known for tackling mental health and urban issues, delves into the complexities of trauma in this thought-provoking conversation. They share personal experiences from witnessing violence during the Charlottesville protests and the 9/11 attacks, linking these events to their struggles with mental health. Moskowitz challenges conventional views on treatment, emphasizing the need for better coping mechanisms and access to diverse therapeutic options, while also exploring the societal meanings behind drug use.

In this insightful conversation, journalist P.E. Moskowitz, author of *Breaking Awake*, explores the rising popularity of ketamine as a party drug. They discuss how low doses can alleviate social anxiety, making it appealing in club settings. P.E. and historian Benjamin Breen reveal the cultural shift in ketamine’s image from a solitary experience to a social, therapeutic one. They also address the growing recreational use, potential health risks, and why some are opting for ketamine over alcohol, painting a complex picture of modern mental health strategies.

P.E. Moskowitz, author and contributor to GQ and The New York Magazine, joins to unravel the complex ties between mental health, capitalism, and culture. They dive into how anti-intellectualism fuels modern fascism and discuss the societal pressures that stifle sincerity. Expect a deep dive into the impact of misinformation on critical thinking and generational disconnect shaped by technology. Plus, a light-hearted take on food delivery culture's effects on personal connections and well-being.