# Thomas Hartle

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Lethal On Illegal Who Refused To Drop Rock At Chili’s! LEO Round Table S07E22e

01:01 Lethal on illegal who refused to drop rock at Chili's 06:47 Instructor and student wounded at gun training range 09:21 Is it a right to film cops? 14:52 "Go Topless Jeep Weekend" spins up a ton of arrests 16:08 HOA orders Thin Blue Line flag to be taken down 17:06 Good Samaritan saves woman f…

Actively dying to actively living: Thomas Hartle on how mushrooms helped him find vitality while dying

Thomas Hartle has terminal cancer and was the first Canadian to legally use psilocybin (magic mushrooms) to treat his end of life anxiety with a therapist. He was granted a Section 56 exemption from Health Canada two years ago. He says the one time treatment changed his life and gave him a contentm…

Canadian patients suing feds over medical access to magic mushrooms

Tamara Cherry fills in for Evan Solomon. She speaks with Thomas Hartle, the first Canadian to legally consume psilocybin for medical purposes, about why he is suing the federal government. On today's show:  Christopher Alexander, president of RE/MAX Canada, on whether big investors buying singl…

#11 – Integrating Life's Transformative Moments w/ Mitch Earleywine, PhD

Show Notes This is a conversation with Dr. Mitch Earleywine. Mitch Earleywine, PhD, is Professor of Clinical Psychology trained at Columbia University, Indiana University, and the Jackson VA Medical Center. He has over 20 teaching awards, including the Teacher of the Year Award from the Universit…

A Greek firefighter on saving his village

Plus: “Romance will tell you they’ll stay forever.” A British bridge is losing its love locks, but our guest helped find them a new, permanent home. Also: Investigating the mysterious numbered graves at a Nova Scotia cemetery; Chicago chews over an innovative solution to food insecurity; and remem…

Ep 3 Drug Laws

Karen and Alex welcome special guest Brittany Stockley (advocate for mental health and addiction treatment, who has been in active recovery/sobriety for 9+ years) to discuss how the laws surrounding drugs and controlled substances have evolved over time, and how those laws affect Canadians. You can…

Who really gets better with magic mushrooms? A doctor explains - EP34

This episode is the most important one we've released thus far. It's been one we've had in mind before we even started Limelight. Mental health is the most important issue we're facing in the first world and there are many people suffering and coping in different ways. In the Vancouver area, yes…

"I Had to Quit" - Chemotherapy doctor reveals the truth about our healthcare system - EP35

This is part 2 of our chat with Dr. Valorie Masuda who shares more details on how our current healthcare system in Canada works, and how it's not supporting "health" but rather supporting pharmaceutical companies. Some of this information was quite surprising to us, including how she quit chemothe…

When your doctor gives you (legal) magic mushrooms: Canada's first patient explains - EP36

In loving memory of Thomas Hartle, who left us one year ago today, on August 13th. When I first spoke with Dr. Valorie Masuda in 2022, I had this conversation with Thomas not long after. After releasing our recent podcasts from the (first) doctor's perspective of psilocybin assisted therapy for …

Ep26: John Gilchrist on connection and community in childhood, a complex first experience, and supporting end-of-life advocates

John Gilchrist is Director of Communications at TheraPsil, a Canadian not-for-profit working for psychedelic access for folks at end of life and other issues about accessibility, regulation and choice in the psychedelic space. In our conversation, we talk about his own personal psychedelic roots: h…