Trippin' at Johns Hopkins
Buddhist Geeks16 Marras 2017

Trippin' at Johns Hopkins

This week we speak with Albert Grabb, an LA-based radiologist & meditator, who was one of the 1st legal participants in a Johns Hopkins study of seasoned meditators using psilocybin (aka "magic mushrooms").

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