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Hopkins Professor Turn to Cigarette Art After Experience with Psilocybin
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Hopkins Professor Turn to Cigarette Art After Experience with Psilocybin
Justin, Scott, and Spiegel had the honor of talking to johns Hopkins professor, Nate Brown. Brown had previously had a marijuana addiction, but after willingly undergoing a psilocybin study in which he took two doses of mushrooms, he was able to kick his habit. Not only that, but he also took up his newest “addiction,” which is none other than painting cigarettes. Hear Brown talk more about what led to the experiment, the psilocybin trip itself,…
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