This Tuesday on the show, we speak to Aaron Akulis, host of The Peace on Drugs Podcast. Aaron and his guests discuss the war on drugs, namely "...the negative impact it has had on the world and the slow turning of the tide of public perception as more states legalize cannabis and decriminalize psychedelics and other drugs meant for personal use." The Peace On Drugs is meant to inspire ongoing conversations on how to bring an end to this fight and "move into a new, peaceful world, with legal drugs and less addiction." As someone who knew so little about the history, terminology, and logistics of drugs and addiction prior to starting this show, I was especially excited to talk to Aaron and gain some insight into everything he knows about the political and racial motivations which have propelled the War on Drugs for decades. He is a thoughtful, open, and very patient conversationalist, and we very much appreciate his perspective and knowledge. He did a beautiful job explaining why he feels decriminalization and legalization could be beneficial in myriad ways- we even touched a bit on the psychedelic movement that is evolving currently, and mentioned some pearls of wisdom from our late friend, David Poses. Aaron's show is available wherever you listen, and I am positive he would love it if you gave it a five-star rating! Please find him on IG @peaceondrugspodcast Suzanne and I cannot thank you enough for your ongoing support- we love you all and will see you next week. Until then, we wish you all peace-be well!

***The book Aaron mentions is The Untethered Soul by Michael A. Singer***