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MindMed’s CEO Jamon “JR” Rahn Wants Nothing To Do With Those Psychedelic Decrim People
“I want nothing to do with those kinds of folks who want to decriminalize psychedelics,” Rahn told Forbes.”
Russell Hausfeld
Russell Hausfeld is an investigative journalist and illustrator living in Cincinnati, Ohio. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Religious Studies from the University of Cincinnati. His work with Psymposia has been cited in Vice, The Nation, Frontiers in Psychology, New York Magazine’s “Cover Story: Power Trip” podcast, the Daily Beast, the Outlaw Report, Harm Reduction Journal, and more.
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Talking Psychedelic Capitalism in a WeWork Ballroom
Psychedelic capitalists justify their decision to go for-profit in the ballroom of America’s most recent for-profit flop.
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