Eric Andre talks with Hamilton Morris

Eric Andre and Hamilton Morris engage in a wide-ranging conversation exploring the practical realities and cultural perceptions of various psychedelic substances. The discussion touches on the clandestine history of chemical synthesis, with a notable mention of historical attempts to establish an independent state for scientific research. They examine the risks associated with substance impurity and the general lack of public education regarding accurate dosing. Reflecting on personal experiences, both participants address the mental and physical tolls associated with regular substance use. They critique how societal and media narratives pathologize specific substances like PCP while ignoring their underlying pharmacology, noting how these portrayals reinforce stigmas that prevent open dialogue about safety.