How psilocybin came to the US and started the psychedelic movement, a brief history of psychedelic research in the 60s, the hippie movement, Harvard and Timothy Leary, and Nixon’s War on Drugs.

As interest in psychedelic assisted therapy has exploded in the US, the US is grappling with how to commercialize and medicalize plant medicines that have already been used for healing for thousands of years.

A brief history of psychedelic research in the 60s, the War on Drugs, and 50 years later; promising hope for mental health conditions as US grapples with psychedelic legalization and research continues.

Join us for an episode featuring Dr. Schwaab, discussing his experience at Stoughton Hospital's General Surgery Clinic, patient care philosophy, unique aspects of the Specialty Clinics, and the most rewarding part of his job. Discover the behind-the-scenes of exceptional care in this insightful podcast episode.

Learn more about the Neighborhood Free Health Clinic where community members receive free, compassionate, non-emergency healthcare if living with minimal or no health insurance.

Learn how physical therapy can be an effective tool in managing arthritis pain.

Understanding the connection between your brain and pain leads to immediate and long-term improvements in mobility, activity tolerance, and mood.

UW Organ and Tissue Donation serves deceased organ and tissue donors and their families in more than 100 hospitals in Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan and is recognized as one of the nation’s finest organ procurement organizations. Today’s episode will help listeners better understand the importance of registering as an organ donor, how the donation process works and why your decision could save your family- as well as the 100,000 people in the nation who are currently waiting for an organ transplant.