The team sticks to the basics this week. We voice our concerns about the Therapeutic Products Bill, and whether there is too much wiggle room for natural health products (aka NHPs). Mark goes on a rant about advertising on podcasts (and has a weirdly specific hate for mattresses), Bronwyn gets to briefly mention Chris Butler and the Science of Identity Foundation, before the conversation turns to whether leaving a cult makes someone more susceptible to joining a new one.
About this episode
- Articles we talk about:
- Therapeutic Products Bill
- Nobody's Perfect
- Ti, Cannabis, and Lavender
- Ti, Cannabis, and Lavender Part 2
- Newsletter issues these articles appear in:
- Make your own Select Committee submission for the Therapeutic Products Bill
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