How to Change Your Mind

“Like, what is he talking about? He's running wrote a book about psychedelics called Change Your Mind? Like, what?”

“I think that's the title of Michael Pollan's book, and it's a great way to describe it. Change your mind.”

“I mean, you you've kind of explored consciousness a little bit with your psychedelic book, yeah. How to change your mind.”

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

“I think the uh Michael pollin's book how to change your mind and then the Netflix series the four series of that has changed lots of people's minds”

“Michael Pollan's book probably Michael Pollan's book was was the big bridge”

“I'm reading this book now about speaking of changing your brain it's called how to change your mind”

“...maybe my first conversation with Michael Pollen, the author. Sure. Around his book, How to Change Your Mind.”

“how to change your mind by Michael pollen I have a number of copies of in part because I get so many questions about psychedelics and psychedelic assisted therapies is in the science and that's very very good primer”

“He had just given the people at the dinner galleys of what would later be How to Change Your Mind. Oh, cool. Which is about the history of psychedelics and the potential of psychedelics therapeutics.”

“And one first step there is to introduce them to How to Change Your Mind, the book by Michael Pollan.”

“Speaking personally, because I at least as I recall it, you did not set out to have a quarter or a third of your book comprised of personal experiences. ‑ Uh but ‑ maybe it wasn't that high percentage, but it's a decent chunk.”

“Paul Michael pollen whose latest book is called how to change your mind what the new science of psychedelics teaches us about Consciousness dying addiction depression and Transcendence joins us now from Berkeley”

“but you write in the book that psychedelics are being used or at least studied to be used in the treatment of depression”

“and I thought perhaps you could tell us a little a little bit about one of your trips that you describe in the book and about how that connection sort of actually works when you when you're on psychedelics”

“well it's an incredibly persuasive book”

“Michael pollen is the author of how to change your mind what the new science of psychedelics teaches us about Consciousness dying addiction depression and Transcendence”

“the other book that I thought of and there are shades of this in in his subtitle was how to change your mind by Michael pollen which came out a few years ago”

“um it's uh the Michael pollen um how to change your mind”

“I read um Michael Pollen's book, How to Change Your Mind.”

“In 2018, I read Michael Pollan's book How to Change Your Mind. I I went through it like a bag of peanuts”

“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.”

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

“I think Michael Pollan has done a good job in his book how to change your mind well if Aldous Huxley you know if we have to call on one of the greatest wood Smiths of all time to try and tell us what he thinks and does a perception then yeah yeah it's it's hard”

“So after I started noticing that, I read Michael Polland's book, you know, how to change your mind and he's a great guy and I said, 'Wow, there's a there there's something interesting.'”

“There's a great book called from Michael Pollan, How to Change Your Mind, where he was really the first journalist in a long time to go and roll up his work his way through the Johns Hopkins studies.”

“I read Michael pollins how to change your mind a few years ago he was on the shows episode 81 by the way and he's I was left with the impression that psychedelics are largely the cure for a lot of this stuff or could be what do you think of substances like LSD camine”

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

“Michael pollen has an excellent book that came out this year about psychedelics called how to change your mind which which I recommend to everybody just just a wonderful read”

“Michael pollen talks about this in his book a little bit where he actually shops around for the right people to go to to have this experience”

“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”

“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”

“michael pollan has been great there's a new documentary on netflix that comes out this month all about the medicinal uses of psilocybin by michael pollan who his book is called i think it was the number one bestseller how to change your mind was his book all about um psychedelics”

“And the book that really changed it was uh in defense of food or not in defense of food, how to change your mind by Michael Poland, which is now a Netflix documentary on the use of psychedelic assisted therapy”

“and the second thing I like right now is how to change your mind I don't drink any alcohol”

“and also in the underground therapies that I describe in the book they know what to say when you reach a point of you know uh that you're melting or disappearing or going crazy”

“there's a really interesting story from Andrew wild that I tell in the book”

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

“So that's very concerning 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-”

“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-”

“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”

“because as Michael pollen says how to change your minds but we not measuring how people change their minds”

“i read you had michael pollan on i saw a while ago i read him read his book how to heal your mind”

“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”

“you have Michael pollen's great book on psychedelics how to change your mind”

“but they are still in tests of psilocybin mushrooms Michael Pollan wrote that book how to change your mind and it was yeah it's very influential”

“Michael pollen will give us some very good reasons when he joins us to talk about his new book how to change your mind”

“I will say that that you know a book that came out right as we were writing the pilot was how to change your mind by michael pollan who who's talking about the use of you know”

“How to change your mind by Michael Pollen. What did that do for you? So I reached the age of 54 which was 8 years ago and had never thought about psychedelics at all. Certainly never tried anything. Just never and didn't know very much. Read the Michael Pollen book.”

“This is why we see Mike and Michael Pollan's book, How to Change Your Mind, where why psychedelics are so interesting for for treatment of depression, anxiety, and various conditions.”

“And in this in his book, How to Change Your Mind, when I said, "I took two steps out of this little cabin we were at."”

“But I was getting really curious about uh uh psychedelics. So like mushrooms, MDMA therapy, ketamine therapy. I did what a lot of people did. I read the book How to Change Your Mind by Michael Pollan.”

“It was like I wasn't allowed in the industry until I'd read your book, right? Um How to change your mind. It was that much of a pivotal book for my colleagues at the time.”