Roughly Stoned #6: I Know the Entheogenic Theory is True w/ Alex Criddle

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Alex Criddle is an independent researcher of Mormonism, psychedelics, the occult, and consciousness. He's worked as a research assistant at a ketamine clinic, created a curriculum for clinical psychedelic certifications and written for multiple psychedelic outlets including the upcoming paper "I Know the Entheogenic Theory is True" - a response to Mormon apologist Brian Hales response paper to "The Entheogenic Origins of Mormonism: A Working Hypothesis." 

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