Jason LeValley 
The Pretty Things, an underrated British band from the 60s, released their 1968 magnum opus, SF Sorrow, to little acclaim, but the album is a must-have for psychedelic rock enthusiasts.
Simon Haiduk is a Canadian visual artist, musician, and animator whose work is inspired by spirit and nature.
A researcher on the cutting edge of psychedelic science explains the manner in which psychedelics help alleviate depression.
Dennis McKenna, a founding board member of the Heffter Research Institute, discusses the notion of cultural appropriation, how to find a reliable shaman, and the need for plant medicine to become affordable and accessible.
The author describes her psychedelic healing journey in three stages and suggests that personal healing is the first step toward healing the world.
Colin Blunstone discusses the early days of The Zombies, creating the classic Oddessey and Oracle album, his thoughts on being inducted into the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame, and the band’s van catching on fire in the Arizona desert.
Ayahuasca is a powerful plant medicine that is used for healing and personal growth by people worldwide, but the cultural context of the plant should never be forgotten.
The author, who operates a psychedelic healing center in Jamaica, discusses the art of dosing her clients using psilocybin and contemplates the so-called “heroic dose”.
Kati Astraeir is a mystical and visionary artist from Bialystok, Poland, who now resides in Tucson, Arizona, USA.
We look back at Oddessey and Oracle, the brilliant album whose lack of immediate success tragically broke up one of the great British Invasion bands: The Zombies.