Welcome to Dr. Gimbo's Folks. It's Friday of some week. I don't remember when,

Georgia. Today we have a special guest one that I've been talking about for a

long time. Steven Kotler is the author of Stealing Fire and Other Books and

glad to have you today. Thanks for calling in. It's good to be with you.

Absolutely. What do you got going on lately? Right in another book or would you do

some research? You just hanging out? What's going on? Uh, so there's a brand new book,

The Arb and Possible came out month ago. So I think we hit about 10 bests of this,

like a couple weeks back. Oh, well. Uh, I'm working on another book. I'm researching a third

and I'm editing, uh, and about to publish a story. Jesus Christ. So you got a lot of

shit going on as we were saying. Yeah. That's, you know, besides the compensated

everything else is going on. That's just going on. Right. Yeah. Of course. Of course.

Well, that's good to hear. I mean, I mean, look, I've been a big fan of Stealing Fire. It's

actually, um, my former boss, the CEO of Black Rifle Coffee, who are audience,

knows really well. He's a former Green Beret, um, worked for the CIA for a while,

uh, doing operation stuff. And he's always been a big fan of your work as well,

just unlocking human potential and, you know, kind of shedding some of the, uh, uh,

I guess, I don't know what you would call it. People feel a certain way about these drugs.

In the same way, I feel like there's an analog between, uh,

uh, TRT testosterone replacement and then the black eye that, that testosterone got

with the whole baseball scandal. And then I feel like there's a big misunderstanding about

psychotropic drugs in their application, particularly with your brain and how it affects you.

I mean, there's all these stupid myths, right? Like that you take acid and then turn

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