In this episode, the guys have some follow-up comments from Kate’s episode including a clip from possibly the craziest story she had to share. Eric gives his input about Individual Education Plans (IEPs) for kids and, somehow, that leads to talking about 80’s movies about the USSR. There’s also talk about the latest on MDMA treating PTSD. The guys finish up with a preview of what the next episode will entail and how can you talk COVID without talking about the crackpot theories surrounding it.

Music provided by Quincy Ledbetter (https://www.qledbetter.com/).

Artwork provided by Megan Weaver (https://meganweaverart.com/).

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