Ayelet Waldman’s Really Good Day [on psychedelics]
Suicide or psychedelics? Those were the options this week's guest, Ayelet Waldman, found herself facing. A married mother of four and novelist living in Berkeley, Waldman struggled with bipolar, anxiety and depression her entire life. According to her, mental illness ran wide and deep in her family. Over the years,…
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