Podcasts that mention 📚 How to Change Your Mind by Michael Pollan

this is a topic of great interest these days one example being Michael pollan's best-selling book how to change your mind what the new science of psychedelics teaches us about Consciousness dying addiction depression and Transcendence

The host mentions Michael Pollan's best-selling book as an example of the current interest in the topic of psychedelics changing psychiatry.

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to me 'cause like, you know, Pollan's "How to Change Your Mind", I respect that work, but on the other hand, it's penetrated the culture-

The guest mentions Michael Pollan's book in the context of the popular narrative around psychedelics and mental health.

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but this is why I think you know there was so much interest a few years ago with Michael pollen's book and and other things happening about psychedelics as a pathway to exploration and all this kind of thing

Andrew mentions Michael Pollan's book in the context of interest in psychedelics.

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I think Michael Pollan has done a good job in his book how to change your mind

The speaker mentions Michael Pollan's book as a good description of psychedelic experiences.

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he's the other guy Elementary I think called How to Change Your Mind which is on Netflix the documentary about that

Chris mentions the documentary 'How to Change Your Mind' on Netflix, linking it to Paul Stamets and fungi. The title is also a well-known book.

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I read Michael Pollan's book, 'How to Change Your Mind.' I went through it like a bag of peanuts, and I told my wife, Renee—who is the love of my life—that I had never done psychedelics before in my life.

Bob Parsons mentions reading Michael Pollan's book, 'How to Change Your Mind.' He enthusiastically recounts how the book influenced his interest in psychedelics as potential therapy for his PTSD, leading him to consider trying psychedelic therapy for the first time.

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Michael pollen talks about this in his book a little bit where he actually shops around for the right uh people to go to to have this experience because he wants an an experience on par with the sort of the clinical therapeutic uh experiences that are taking place in these studies

Robert Lamb refers back to Michael Pollan and discusses a part of his book where he sought psychedelic experiences.

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This is why we see books like 'How to Change Your Mind' by Michael Pollan, where the interesting aspect is that psychedelics help with treatments for depression and anxiety.

In the discussion, the podcast guest mentions 'How to Change Your Mind' by Michael Pollan, highlighting how the book explores the role of psychedelics in treatment for depression and anxiety.

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There's a great book by michael pollan called um how to change your mind and in it he talks about this problem with psychedelics

The host mentions a book by Michael Pollan about psychedelics and how it discusses the problem of describing psychedelic experiences.

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I mean i think of michael pollan's but you had michael pollan on you know and and and how to change your mind

The guest mentions Michael Pollan and his book 'How to Change Your Mind' as an example of how perceptions of substances can change over time.

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i said in how to change your mind that you know it could be that psychedelics are wasted on the young

Michael Pollan references something he wrote in his book 'How to Change Your Mind'.

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um you had michael pollan on at one point and i watched part of that show and he he repeated an analogy that he uses in his book that i quote in my book which is that psychedelics are for cultural evolution what mutagens are for genetic evolution

The guest refers to an analogy about psychedelics and evolution used by Michael Pollan in his book, which the guest also quotes in his own book.

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well uh michael pollan who uh later in life experienced psychedelics and uh wrote pretty brilliantly about them for me that is he's one of the more interesting uh people to discuss it because michael is an investigative journalist he he he dot takes deep dives into these subjects and his deep dive into psychedelics was incredibly illuminating and so for him i i really enjoyed talking to him about it and i really enjoyed his book as well

Joe Rogan mentions Michael Pollan and praises his book on psychedelics.

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the book how to change your mind will link to it in the show notes as well a lot of good stuff in here

The host mentions the book by title at the end of the interview, indicating it will be linked in the show notes. This is the main topic book of the episode.

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