Michael Pollan: Can Psychedelics Save the World?
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With 'The Omnivore's Dilemma,' he changed the way we approach our food – and his new book could transform how America thinks of psychedelics
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Flashback: LSD Creator Albert Hofmann Drops Acid for the First Time
Posted in: Culture NewsThe Swiss chemist created LSD in 1936 – but it wasn't until 1943 that he first dosed himself and went on a magical bicycle ride
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How Dock Ellis, Player Who Pitched a No-Hitter on LSD, Is Misremembered
Posted in: SportsInstead of the infamous game for the Pirates, the pitcher should be remembered as an outspoken activist and advocate for sobriety
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‘Wormwood’: Errol Morris on Truth, Justice and C.I.A Murder Cover-Ups
Posted in: TV Features"Pursuing truth is a high aspiration – I believe in it as a calling," says documentarian about bold new Netflix series
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Hot Digital Shaman: New App Wavepaths Guides Users Through Therapeutic Trips
Posted in: Culture NewsBrian Eno teamed up with neuroscientist Mendel Kaelen to create an app for therapeutic music – and it ended up expanding both their minds
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Meet the World’s First Online LSD Microdosing Coach
Posted in: Culture FeaturesPaul Austin tried opening his mind with tiny doses of psychedelics in 2015 – and now he's bringing it to the masses, one Skype session at a time
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The <br>Psychedelic <br>Miracle
Posted in: Culture FeaturesHow some doctors are risking everything to unleash the healing power of MDMA, ayahuasca and other hallucinogens
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LSD Doc ‘Sunshine Makers’: What We Learned
Posted in: Culture NewsNew film details how Nick Sand and Tim Scully tried to change San Francisco – and the world – with psychedelics
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Meet Owsley Stanley III, Grateful Dead’s Acid Cooker
Posted in: Culture NewsIn his new book 'Bear,' Robert Greenfield goes deep into life of counterculture figure credited with inventing band's 'Wall of Sound'
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LSD Now: How the Psychedelic Renaissance Changed Acid
Posted in: Culture NewsSince being criminalized in 1966, the classic psychedelic drug has shaped culture – but it's been reshaped as well
