Overdose at the Airport

As the rate of cancer spikes among TSA officers who work near the full-body scanners at the Boston Logan Airport, union reps are alarmed at having been misinformed regarding the safety of these machines.

Ayahuasca Hype: The New Problem Child

After 500 ceremonies, one facilitator examines how hype, medicalization, extraction, and shortcuts threaten ayahuasca’s traditional container.

Uncles, Aliens & Crimes of Extraction

This is the third article in a series of three impressionist travelogues, Talk Story, about that one time I answered a transpersonal call I should have sent to voicemail.

The Queen’s Fruit

This is the second in a series of three impressionist travelogues, Talk Story, about that one time I answered a transpersonal call I should have sent to voicemail.

Tulum vs. Oaxaca: The Tale of 2 Psychedelic Cities

Tulum and Oaxaca couldn’t be more different in terms of their cultures surrounding psychedelic tourism. Here’s a glimpse at what to expect.

Plantdemic: Tales of Being Stranded Abroad

The lockdown from COVID-19 caused many people to be stranded abroad. Read about an tourist stranded in Peru and a Peruvian shaman stranded in America.

Trippy Talk: Synthesis Retreats with Martijn Schirp

We speak to Martijn Schirp, co-founder of Synthesis Retreats, about blending ritualistic and scientific styles to create transformative experiences.

An Encounter with Ayahuasca Sorcery

In the literature on South American indigenous and mestizo curanderismo, particularly in relation to ayahuasca, I found that harmful attacks by malevolent practitioners using invisible “darts” are widely reported. Perhaps as many as 50 percent of illnesses are said to be caused by such sorcery.

The Art of Divine Inebriation: An Interview with Gwyllm Llwydd

From living next door to the Grateful Dead to a 80s new wave band with iconic guitarist Nels Cline to the psychedelic music, and spoken word stream Radio EarthRites to famed acid blotter art, Gwyllm Lwydd exemplifies a certain kind of renaissance man receiving too little attention in the media, and perhaps in history as well.

Artistic Independence and Social Media: Interview with DIY Multimedia Icon Jean Smith

Feminist multimedia artist, singer, and writer Jean Smith – best known as the singer in the iconic underground rock band Mecca Normal – quit her part time job to sell her paintings online. As she shares her latest paintings on Facebook, she allows her fans to follow the rapid evolution of her work. This is the second in a series of interviews with artists working through Facebook to reach audiences.

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Overdose at the Airport

Ayahuasca Hype: The New Problem Child

Uncles, Aliens & Crimes of Extraction

The Queen’s Fruit

Tulum vs. Oaxaca: The Tale of 2 Psychedelic Cities

Plantdemic: Tales of Being Stranded Abroad

Trippy Talk: Synthesis Retreats with Martijn Schirp

An Encounter with Ayahuasca Sorcery

The Art of Divine Inebriation: An Interview with Gwyllm Llwydd

Artistic Independence and Social Media: Interview with DIY Multimedia Icon Jean Smith

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