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Feb 28, 2023 53 min

Co-Creating Our Psychedelic Ecosystem w/ Jon Dennis

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Jon Dennis is a lawyer, activist, and entrepreneur in the psychedelics ecosystem. He is the executive director of Vital Oregon, an psilocybin facilitator training program by Psychedelics Today, and the co-host of the “Eyes on Oregon” podcast from Psychedelics Today. Jon is a member of the Chacruna Institute’s Council for the Protection of Sacred Plants. He is a member of the Psychedelics Bar Association and sits on its Religious Use Committee. Jon serves on the Executive Committee of the Oregon State Bar Practice Section on Cannabis and Psychedelics and is a co-chair of its Psychedelics Subcommittee. He is a founding member of the Entheogenic Practitioners Council of Oregon and was the main driver behind the effort to create a community paradigm of psilocybin services under Measure 109. To learn more about the important work Jon is doing, visit his website vitalpsychedelictraining.com/oregon. Follow Jon on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/JonDennisEsq, and on twitter @JonDennisEsq . Always test before you ingest! Get your test kits from Test Kit Plus using our link - testkitplus.com/professionalhippies Like and share this episode, and follow us ya hippies! Instagram: @professionalhippiespodcast Tiktok: @professionalhippies @dylonwhiddon @coltondm

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