Trippy Talk: We are Made of Drugs with Dennis Mckenna
This Dennis Mckenna interview is the first in a series of talks between a high school senior and top psychedelic researchers in the field.
San Pedro Cactus Guide: Effects, Common Uses, Safety
Our ultimate guide to San Pedro has everything you want to know about this variety of cactus that contains the natural hallucinogenic Mescaline.
Peyote Guide: Effects, Common Uses, Safety
Our ultimate guide to Peyote has everything you want to know about this variety of cactus that contains the natural hallucinogenic Mescaline.
Giving Dogs Psychedelics: Practices in Indigenous Tribes
Some indigenous tribes practice giving dogs psychedelics to improve hunting and protection abilities. But should you give your pet psychedelics?
The Tradition and Science of Music during a Trip
We explore the traditional role music plays in ceremony, the science of music, and how to create the perfect playlist for your next trip.
MDMA Healed a First Responder’s PTSD
Evidence is building to support theraputic MDMA for PTSD treatment after MAPS’ Phase III clinical trials for MDMA-assisted psychotherapy.
A Psychedelic May Revolutionize Obesity Treatment
A study has found that a psychedelic substance may be more effective as an obesity treatment than the pharmaceutical drugs currently available.
John Hopkins Opens Center Dedicated to Psychedelic Research
John Hopkins Medicine opens a new center to study how psychedelics can treat mental disorders.
Rebirth of an Ancient Calling: The Modern Medicine Woman
In today’s world that is spellbound to the seductive wonders of technology and industry, the modern medicine woman casts her own spell. Hers is a spell that leads the suffering out of despair.
The Sociology of Ayahuasca Healing
Samantha Retrosi is on the show to talk to us about healing with ayahuasca –what that means, how it happens – and the importance of understanding that healing and illness go well beyond the individual and extend into relationships, society, and politics.
