Engineering Ecstasy
From engineered psychedelics to LSD history, AI, and Mark McCloud’s surreal world, Lindsay Kent explores consciousness, culture, and human connection.
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Ak’Chamel and the Stolen Gnosis
Cody Goodfellow recounts a mind-altering encounter with Ak’Chamel, whose ritualistic psychedelic performance blurs the line between concert and spiritual ordeal.
Song Spotlight: Not to Touch the Earth by The Doors
Explore the story behind The Doors’ “Not to Touch the Earth” and the legendary “Celebration of the Lizard” suite—a deep dive into Jim Morrison’s vision, the band’s psychedelic masterpiece, and one of rock’s most fascinating lost works.
Artist Profile: Eliot Burton
Discover the psychedelic digital art of Buffalo artist Eliot Burton, founder of EJ’sGlitchGarden, where photography, nature, music, and surreal visual storytelling collide.
Billionaire-ism, Trauma, and Psychedelic Healing
Is extreme wealth accumulation a form of hoarding? Exploring trauma, billionaire-ism, and the promise—and limits—of psychedelic healing.
How Internal Family Systems (IFS) Can Support Psychedelic Preparation and Integration
Learn how Internal Family Systems (IFS) provides a framework for psychedelic preparation and integration, helping people navigate inner conflicts, emotional healing, and personal growth.
Vinyl Relics: Crimson & Clover by Tommy James and the Shondells
A vivid look at the making of Crimson & Clover and the wild rise of Tommy James and Tommy James & The Shondells—from “Hanky Panky” and mob-connected Roulette Records to psychedelic pop success, hit singles, and enduring rock legacy.
From Underground to Gallery Walls
Explore Prohibited Allowance, the Amsterdam exhibition preserving ecstasy pill design as underground pop art, cultural history, and harm reduction.
5-MeO-DMT Therapy
Explore the therapeutic potential, effects, dosage, neurogenesis research, and legal status of 5-MeO-DMT, the powerful psychedelic often called “the God molecule.”
Sunn O))): Band Bio
Experience Sunn O))) live and on record—where crushing volume, ritual performance, and psychedelic drone blur the line between music and transcendence.