the ringmaster's work -- joseph that the post, and tom shroder. i was occasionally invited to sit at the cool kids table but i could admire them from afar. the "herald" folded the tropic of usually which is reminder to the younger people here the newspaper industry was an advanced agrippa to block for the digital revolution finished them off. they went on to write books and get rich. rich. dave barry would go to price come his nobel prize, i've lost track, and jean and tom shroder went to the "washington post" and continued to work their magic. as an editor, tom conceived and edited to pulitzer prize-winning future -- feature stories including fatal distraction which was a devastating story about the aftermath of a totally tragic instances when people leave small children in cars and they died because o of heat. tom went on to launch a widely syndicated comic strip, the cul-de-sac and added eight a best selling book, overwhelmed. as an author of his own right tom cowrote the untold story of the gulf oil disaster. his work, the hunt for bin laden,

. >> tom shroder recounts the creation of psychedelic drugs, specifically lsd and ecstasy, or mdma, and their use in the fields of mental health care. he recalls the early testing of these drugs, their later recreational use, and subsequent ban. he reports today there's a reconsideration of psychedelic drugs to treat post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, and addictions. this is about an hour and a half. >> well, good evening and welcome. it's a great pleasure to see you all here this evening. it's a particular pleasure for me to welcome our guest of honor and speaker