Sacred Mushroom of Mexico - Dr. Brian Akers interview (excerpt)

[Pittounikos]

I bet you didn’t know this, but the Roman emperor Claudius is responsible for psilocybin mushrooms being introduced to the west! Now who can work that one out? Lets see if you all have done your homework and are proper experts?

[MrYoungmerlin]

is there a part 2?

[GnosticMedia]

@MrYoungmerlin - this is an excerpt from the full interview listed in the video.

[MrYoungmerlin]

@GnosticMedia great! by the way are you the interviewer? Im also researching mushrooms in mexico, many thanks will have to check out the book as well. One last question, what is the most commonly used active mushroom in mexico?

[GnosticMedia]

@MrYoungmerlin There are many - discussed in Aker's book.

[MrYoungmerlin]

@GnosticMedia So you put this video up and you dont know what the most common mushroom is? does any one have the book who knows?

[GnosticMedia]

@MrYoungmerlin The video/interview is obviously with a mycologist who IS the expert on Mexican mushrooms, as I referenced his book. Why don't you read it instead of expecting me to know what mushroom is the most popular in an area where I don't live? I'm not doing the research on that, you are, so why don't you know? Use some logic.

[DarkLordCallMeDickC]

The guy who does these interviews sounds like a douchebag. His guests are cool though.

[Binochy77]

mushrooms are fun

[PsychedelicznySzaman]

and more :)

[Fladavenue]

MY KINSMAN MAJOR MOLINEUX ----

a mushroom tale.

[GenghisSeanMonster]

I agree. Their is still much more that is unknown though.

[ohnoesfedzilla]

this is interesting stuff man.