The Social Exchange

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Host, Zach Rhoads, speaks to the world's leading intellectuals about human development, addiction, ethics, science, and more. Check out the audio podcast here: www.thesocialexchange.libsyn.com

Programs in this Series

Format: 2024-04-19
Format: 2024-04-19
Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Coming to Vermont? - 03/24/2023
Host Zach Rhoads is joined by Rick Barnett, PsyD, Clinical Psychologist-Doctorate and Co-Founder of the Psychedelic Society of Vermont, to discuss the possibility of psychedelic-assisted therapy coming to Vermont.
Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy In Vermont? - 02/28/2020
In today's episode, Zach Rhoads interviews Dr. Rick Barnett about psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy -- and the potential future of this practice in the state of Vermont.  Rick has been accepted to the Class of 2020 at the California...
"Outgrowing Addiction: With Common Sense Instead of 'Disease' Therapy" - A Discussion with Co-Author Zach Rhoads - 11/15/2019
Zach Rhoads is an author, behavior specialist, podcast host, and lifelong learner with a powerful perspective on addiction etiology, development, and “outgrowing” addiction. Dr. Rick Barnett is a licensed psychologist-doctorate, licensed...
Interview with Johann Hari - 06/03/2019
Zach Rhoads is joined by Johann Hari. Johann is a NYT best-selling author and journalist, and he will be presenting at The Howard Center on June 3rd. thesocialexchange.libsyn.com
Addiction Epistemology - 09/27/2018
Dr. Rick Barnett and Zach Rhoads discuss the meaning of addiction and the implication and efficacy of various "Addiction Treatments." thesocialexchange.libsyn.com
Opiates: Scientific, Political, & Social Perspectives - 05/21/2018
Zach Rhoads sits down with Dr. Stefan Kertesz, MD, to discuss the role that prescription medications play in the opioid crisis.
Jerry Sandusky - Guilty or Innocent? - 02/01/2018
Host Zach Roads invites author Mark Pendergrast back to discuss one of his books "The Most Hated Man In America: Jerry Sandusky and the Rush to Judgement." Mark outlines the case that was held against Sandusky and the role repressed...

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