Psychedelic Anthropology, Science, and Manufacturing w/ Del Potter PhD
Jackee talks to Del Potter, PhD is the chief science officer and founding member of ZBN Research about psychedelic anthropology and more.
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Delic Radio: Ketamine Therapy with Dr David Feifel
Jackee interviews PsychiatristDr. David Feifel, who provides FDA-cleared TMS and low dose Ketamine infusions as treatments for neuropsychiatric disorders.
Psychedelic News Round-Up: 2019
Reality Sandwich highlights the most significant events in psychedelic news this year as they are on the verge of breaking into mainstream medicine.
The Way to Standing Rock: Interview with Daniel Garber
An interview with Daniel Garber: Air Force Security Officer, bouncer at an infamous punk club, accountant, Rainbow Warrior, alchemist, artist, and Standing Rock Water Protector.
Nepal’s Lost Horizon
I began a journey with Nepal and her people in 1993 and was straightaway humbled and magnetized by the culture, larger-than-life mythologies and warm-hearted hospitality.
The All-Star Shaman Ayahuasca Massacree
I am in the psychedelic dark land, deep grave of dreams and memories, embodied in exquisite discomfort, ragged and hyper-amplified.
The Greatest Band You’ve Never Heard Of: The Story of Happy The Man
They are spoken of in terms reserved for classical composers, of religious music. They have not released a new recording since 1983, and failed utterly, commercially, even in their heyday, circa 1977; yet a stroll through their Guest Book, year 2002, reads like a wet dream.
Distracted Doctoring and the iPatient
The term “distracted” doctoring does not adequately describe healthcare providers who habitually use electronic devices for non-medical purposes during patient care. These doctors, nurses, and technicians aren’t distracted by outside happenings; they’re purposefully deciding to interact with Facebook friends or Twitter followers instead of the patient in front of them.
From Burning Man to Bellevue: A Hero’s Journey
In the deserts of Nevada and the psych wards of New York City, a man tries to live with his madness rather than have it bludgeoned out of him.
You Have a Constitutional Right to Psychedelics
Who has the right to rule on what ideas you may and may not consider? Who has the right to regulate how you chose to use your mind? Not the Congress of the United States, not the Drug Enforcement Administration, not the National Institute of Drug Abuse.