I Survived Sexual Abuse In The Amazon And Victim Blame At Home
November 20, 2018
The controlled narrative goes something like this: ayahuasca is good, and we need to control how people perceive it because this is a controlled substance we want to see legalized, a medicine we want to see legitimated. And if we have to sacrifice a few women who get themselves raped to keep ayahuasca’s name clean, so be it.
Cosmo Feilding Mellen: Interview with a Sunshine Maker
January 20, 2017
1960's. Two men. One goal. Turn the world on to LSD. An Interview with The SunShine Makers director, Cosmo Feilding Mellen.
J Walking along Hillary Clinton’s Campaign Trail
August 29, 2016
We would have only one chance to intercept Hillary Clinton in the parking lot.
Canada Approves Legal Heroin For Severely Addicted Patients
September 28, 2016
Canada has amended its policies on heroin to allow doctors to prescribe the drug to patients suffering severe addiction.
Considerations for Engaging with Amazonian Ancestral Practices, People, and Places
March 28, 2019
If we truly believe in the positive transformational power of visionary plant experiences, we must support each other to make real social change happen, less this transformation stagnates at the individual level.
Cartoon Dystopia: 25I-NBOMe and Why You Should Test Your LSD
June 18, 2018
Like the vast majority of psychonauts, I didn’t use a chemical reagent to verify I was taking LSD, even though I had been active in harm reduction work for three years prior and was aware of testing kits.
We are Bwitists and Healers in Gabon. Here’s What We Think of the Global Interest in Iboga. | Part 4
December 11, 2017
The Ibogaine Conversation Part 4 | The Western world cannot receive the benefits of iboga if they don’t try to understand and assimilate the traditional approach.
Out Yourself
May 25, 2016
You can’t expect to get equal rights unless you push for them, and you can’t push for them without first standing up and being “out.”
Why the Psychedelic Community is so White
November 29, 2016
The War on Drugs is inherently anti-black. Most psychedelic users that I’ve encountered are hesitant to take a stance on the racial aspects of the drug war.