Today we're here with Professor Cecilia Toro who studies Neuroscience and the effects of drugs on the brain.

Today we're here with Professor Cecilia Toro who studies Neuroscience and the effects of drugs on the brain.

Psychedelics, Opiates, and the Brain

This podcast addresses the economic effects of a fantasy drug made from human ashes and what its effects would be on the New York City scene. I want this podcast to consist of people talking passionately about their knowledge of economics and drug policies and for them to be creatively thinking about the potential repercussions of a drug made from human ash. I want to explore topics of finding oneself, delving into themes like self-identity and life-fulfillment, in order to get people excited for the world that I will be building with my eventual television series about people taking a drug that’s contents is made from human ash.This is intended to generate excitement for this upcoming television series by hearing my interviewees talk passionately about the potential effects this drug would have on people in New York as if it were real. This content will serve as promotional material to help market my proof-of-concept short film for the eventual television series by having professionals explore ideas of drug addiction and ethics of our own mortality. This Podcast will provide content from professional individuals who’ve studied economics, drug policies, and creatives who speak passionately about my story.The types of guests I will have include economists, biologists, sociologists, medicated youth.I am the host, Noah Rozenblatt and I am a Sarah Lawrence College student and filmmaker/musician.

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This podcast addresses the economic effects of a fantasy drug made from human ashes and what its effects would be on the New York City scene. I want this podcast to consist of people talking passionately about their knowledge of economics and drug policies and for them to be creatively thinking about the potential repercussions of a drug made from human ash. I want to explore topics of finding oneself, delving into themes like self-identity and life-fulfillment, in order to get people excited for the world that I will be building with my eventual television series about people taking a drug that’s contents is made from human ash. This is intended to generate excitement for this upcoming television series by hearing my interviewees talk passionately about the potential effects this drug would have on people in New York as if it were real. This content will serve as promotional material to help market my proof-of-concept short film for the eventual television series by having professionals explore ideas of drug addiction and ethics of our own mortality. This Podcast will provide content from professional individuals who’ve studied economics, drug policies, and creatives who speak passionately about my story. The types of guests I will have include economists, biologists, sociologists, medicated youth. I am the host, Noah Rozenblatt and I am a Sarah Lawrence College student and filmmaker/musician.

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