…I met him I found that really he's a kind of naturalist. Fraser, Hello, you must find your seat um, so this is Fraser Clark. We'll ask you to introduce yourself to my room. That length, thank you your name, Ian again, Ian, We're just completing the…

…high tech ape of the future, and immediately following that I'm going to play a cut from our podcast number 45 where Fraser Clark gives his interpretation of Terrence's rap, and I think you'll find them both interesting and fun to think about. Now as…

…smart people to hope, not a bad goal, do you think? Actually, I wish I'd come across this talk several years ago while Fraser Clark was still alive. He would have been thrilled to hear what Terrence had to say about the zippies just now. Fraser was a…

…reality idea of the back of the eyelid implants. And that story of Terrence's is also retold in one of my podcasts featuring Fraser Clark. And I think it's podcast number 45. I really had to laugh when Terrence said that if you had a question about…

…on hold, I received a package in the mail from Bruce Dahmer and it included a dvd of a talk that Terrence McKenna gave with Fraser Clark as the MC at the Megatripolis club. It was an event back in the summer of 1994 in the UK. It was way back last…

…man because there's a lot of playa dust on the disc envelopes. Now, the first voice that we'll hear is that of Fraser Clark, who has also been a featured speaker here in the salon on past occasions. And in his introduction, Frazier says that Terrence…

…thing, but right now I figured it best to just get this podcast out before any more delays. So now let's join Fraser Clark, Terrence McKenna, and a room full of very noisy and talkative people in the background. While Terrence does his best to shout…

…I recall. And before I forget, although we didn't get to hear much from Frazier just now, if you don't already know about Frasier Clark, then you owe it to yourself to learn more about him early on here in the salon, I podcast two talks by Fraser,…

…Krishnamurti and Aldous Huxley. But I think that you're going to enjoy hearing again from Timothy Leary, Myron Stolaroff, Gary Fisher Frazier, Clark Terrence McKenna, and Sasha Shulgin. So what I'm going to do right now is to play a brief clip from one of…

…and hear from a man who, in my opinion, did even more than Terrence McKenna to revitalize the psychedelic movement. And he is Fraser Clark, who actually became a legend while he was still alive. Many of us talk the talk, but in every pore of his being…

…every pore of his being Fraser also walked the walk. What I'm going to play right now is part of the talk that Frazier Clark gave here in the States at Stanford University in 1996, when he was a guest lecturer there. And his talk was titled Rave…

…of Esalen once he began making appearances on what was then called the rave circuit. And if I'm not mistaken, it was Fraser Clark at his Megatripolis club in London where some of this first took place. And you can hear one of those appearances by…

…Terrance at the Megatripolis in podcast number 335. Now, one of the reasons that I want to be sure that you don't forget about Fraser Clark is so that you also remember how risky it was back in the nineties to even go to a rave, let alone produce…

…listening to that little rap, but it also brings up another of our old but dearly departed friends to my mind, and that's Fraser Clark in the program notes. You can also learn more about Fraser and find links to some of his talks here in the salon.…

…rave at the megatripolis in the UK. You know, as I'm sure most of you already know, the force behind that club was Fraser Clark, who was with us here in the psychedelic salon for our podcast number 16, where we were treated to Fraser's famous epic…