Hamilton Morris
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MARCH Q&A Podcast: How to Submit your questions
🕑 Added 2024-02-28 08:36:15 +0000 UTCHello all! The schedule has been a damn mess this month, I hope your lives are more organized and that you are happy and well. I will have the February Q&A tonight (Wed) some of your questions were doozies that sent me into long monologues, it's been taking longer than expected.
Also tomorrow I am interviewing Dr. D.C.A. Hillman, author of The Chemical Muse, about his new research on ancient Greek drug use. I will also try to upload a recording of me teaching Carl Hart's class, because some people might enjoy it. A lot to do, glad it's a leap year!
But, if you have signed up for a higher tier I want to make sure that your new questions are submitted before the end of the month so, as always:
Record audio of yourself asking your question (the question recording can be no more than 30 seconds) and email it to the podcast at hamiltonsresearch@gmail.com with the subject "March 2024 Q&A" followed by your Patreon username (or email address associated with the account) and your Patreon subscriber tier. Approximately 6 questions will be answered with priority given to questions asked by subscribers at higher tiers (i.e., luftmenches first, followed by ubermenches, then menches). Questions must be submitted by March 5th or they cannot be included.
I'm looking forward to seeing what you all submit!
Love,
Hamilton
NOTE: If your question is not an audio recording (30 seconds or less in length) it cannot be incorporated into the podcast. Again, please format the email subject line "February 2024 Q&A [patreon username or email] [patreon tier]" and attach an audio file of yourself asking the question.
Comments
Hamilton Morris
Yes, I did some chemistry for the paper, I'm a co-author.
Jack
This is a really cool paper on psychedelic receptor biased agonism. It shows that psychedelics require Gq signaling. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-023-44016-1
Andy Braham
Get Jason Wallach back on the pod! You two have great chemistry!
Isaac Wallace
Interview a close associate of mine about the poppy seed and poppy pod tea scene in the 2010s and 2000s and his attempts to make morphine with slaked lime and paraffin
