Culture
This list of 10 favorites published during Lucid News’ first year reflects the range of innovation and activity in today’s psychedelic space.
The psychedelic community is mourning the sudden and tragic loss of therapist and psychedelic activist Sheri Eckert, who spearheaded the landmark legislation that legalized psilocybin therapy under state law in Oregon.
It may not be a coincidence that Santa Claus resembles the iconic red and white Amanita muscaria, a psychoactive mushroom widely used in pre-Christian winter solstice rituals.
The now sober rock star recently discussed her experience with the vine, saying “Mama Ayahuasca” walked her through everything.
The boxing legend says he looks at life differently ever since taking toad venom, and credits his return to fighting to the medicine.
A “bright star in the constellation of the psychedelic family,” psychotherapist Charley Wininger and his wife Shelley connect people in the psychedelic space through their inclusive potlucks and MDMA gatherings.
DJs and therapists are evolving techniques to build music playlists that enhance psychedelic states of consciousness and the potential for healing.
Horizons founder Kevin Balktick believes that the film format is the best match for the present moment, and that virtual classes still fulfill their educational mission. Horizons kicks off its autumn season this week.
From ginger lime chocolate truffle recipes to mushroom-infused rum, innovative chefs are making psilocybin mushrooms much more than just bearable.
People in psychedelic communities are balancing the need for human connection with pandemic safety using a range of strategies, including “distance-hangs,” “pods,” and controversial parties.
