Travis Kitchens

And it's not that so much I'm scared, I'm simply trying to report when you have behavior scientists teaming up with venture capitalists in the Catholic Church, that's worth writing about. That's a story. The pews are empty out for a reason. You lied and covered up a scandal in which you destroyed people's lives. Now let's try to rebuild it with psychedelic drugs. This is an insane idea.

And it's not that so much I'm scared, I'm simply trying to report when you have behavior scientists teaming up with venture capitalists in the Catholic Church, that's worth writing about. That's a story. The pews are empty out for a reason. You lied and covered up a scandal in which you destroyed people's lives. Now let's try to rebuild it with psychedelic drugs. This is an insane idea.

And it's not that so much I'm scared, I'm simply trying to report when you have behavior scientists teaming up with venture capitalists in the Catholic Church, that's worth writing about. That's a story. The pews are empty out for a reason. You lied and covered up a scandal in which you destroyed people's lives. Now let's try to rebuild it with psychedelic drugs. This is an insane idea.

Yeah, yeah. I was living in Baltimore and... Sorry. I was living in Baltimore and my background is in engineering. So I was actually working at a local hospital installing and repairing medical equipment. And... I got into journalism because a friend of mine, Baynard Woods, he was an editor at the Baltimore City Paper, which is like an alt-weekly.

Yeah, yeah. I was living in Baltimore and... Sorry. I was living in Baltimore and my background is in engineering. So I was actually working at a local hospital installing and repairing medical equipment. And... I got into journalism because a friend of mine, Baynard Woods, he was an editor at the Baltimore City Paper, which is like an alt-weekly.

Yeah, yeah. I was living in Baltimore and... Sorry. I was living in Baltimore and my background is in engineering. So I was actually working at a local hospital installing and repairing medical equipment. And... I got into journalism because a friend of mine, Baynard Woods, he was an editor at the Baltimore City Paper, which is like an alt-weekly.

I'm guessing your audience knows what an alt-weekly – before the internet, all over the country, you'd have like the Tampa City Paper, the Philadelphia City Paper, the Baltimore City Paper. And alt-weeklies were a place to where – uh, non-credential journalists could write about the local scene, local bands and all of this, you know, like the village voice is kind of the prototype.

I'm guessing your audience knows what an alt-weekly – before the internet, all over the country, you'd have like the Tampa City Paper, the Philadelphia City Paper, the Baltimore City Paper. And alt-weeklies were a place to where – uh, non-credential journalists could write about the local scene, local bands and all of this, you know, like the village voice is kind of the prototype.

I'm guessing your audience knows what an alt-weekly – before the internet, all over the country, you'd have like the Tampa City Paper, the Philadelphia City Paper, the Baltimore City Paper. And alt-weeklies were a place to where – uh, non-credential journalists could write about the local scene, local bands and all of this, you know, like the village voice is kind of the prototype.

So the Baltimore city papers, like legendary alt weekly, I met Baynard woods and he said, Hey, I've been writing this column on country and bluegrass music, but I, you know, they gave me a bunch of other work. Do you want to do it? Uh, I was not a writer at all. In fact, I was making films at the time. And I said, you know what, to hell with it. I love country and bluegrass.

So the Baltimore city papers, like legendary alt weekly, I met Baynard woods and he said, Hey, I've been writing this column on country and bluegrass music, but I, you know, they gave me a bunch of other work. Do you want to do it? Uh, I was not a writer at all. In fact, I was making films at the time. And I said, you know what, to hell with it. I love country and bluegrass.

So the Baltimore city papers, like legendary alt weekly, I met Baynard woods and he said, Hey, I've been writing this column on country and bluegrass music, but I, you know, they gave me a bunch of other work. Do you want to do it? Uh, I was not a writer at all. In fact, I was making films at the time. And I said, you know what, to hell with it. I love country and bluegrass.

And I thought, why not? I'll try it. He thought I was a writer, I think. And I didn't say anything. So I was like, you know what, I'll try it. And if it sucks, they'll just fire me. So I started doing that. And then every now and then they would send me a different assignment, you know, go to the museum and write this up or go to a concert and write the concert up or interview this person.

And I thought, why not? I'll try it. He thought I was a writer, I think. And I didn't say anything. So I was like, you know what, I'll try it. And if it sucks, they'll just fire me. So I started doing that. And then every now and then they would send me a different assignment, you know, go to the museum and write this up or go to a concert and write the concert up or interview this person.

And I thought, why not? I'll try it. He thought I was a writer, I think. And I didn't say anything. So I was like, you know what, I'll try it. And if it sucks, they'll just fire me. So I started doing that. And then every now and then they would send me a different assignment, you know, go to the museum and write this up or go to a concert and write the concert up or interview this person.

And so I started being like, man, this is fun. compared to film where you need a lot of money and four or five different people and all kinds of equipment. You need a pencil and a piece of paper or an iPhone and you're ready to go. So I happen to live in Highland Town in East Baltimore.

And so I started being like, man, this is fun. compared to film where you need a lot of money and four or five different people and all kinds of equipment. You need a pencil and a piece of paper or an iPhone and you're ready to go. So I happen to live in Highland Town in East Baltimore.

And so I started being like, man, this is fun. compared to film where you need a lot of money and four or five different people and all kinds of equipment. You need a pencil and a piece of paper or an iPhone and you're ready to go. So I happen to live in Highland Town in East Baltimore.

and bayview hospital is the site of the johns hopkins psychedelic research center and so they advertised in the baltimore city paper and so it was there was like a novelty aspect when you write an article you want to see your byline to me it was like cool i wrote an article look my name's in the paper so i was down in fells point at bertha's muscles with my friend bernard who was the bartender down there for years and years

and bayview hospital is the site of the johns hopkins psychedelic research center and so they advertised in the baltimore city paper and so it was there was like a novelty aspect when you write an article you want to see your byline to me it was like cool i wrote an article look my name's in the paper so i was down in fells point at bertha's muscles with my friend bernard who was the bartender down there for years and years