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Psychedelics such as ayahuasca and psilocybin have been used to treat ailments for thousands of years, however it wasn’t until synthetic psychedelics such as LSD and ketamine were synthesized in the 1950s that tripping became a popular pastime at music festivals and parties. Unfortunately, the war on drugs set forth

It’s no secret that psychedelic drugs and music go together like peanut butter and jelly. Although the city of Baltimore, Maryland is mostly known for its jazz music, there have been plenty of iconic psychedelic rock artists that originated in Baltimore such as The Peppermint Rainbow, The Bakerton Group, and

Columbus, Ohio exudes a vibrant energy thanks to its enormous college campus and growing arts and technology scenes. From the annual Columbus Arts Festival to nightly performances of all kinds, it’s a city that appreciates human expression. Even with Ohio’s strict substance laws, a new Center for Psychedelic Drug Research

Houston is the most populous city in Texas, right behind its sister city, Austin. The city is filled with world-class dining, arts, hotels, shopping, and nightlife. One of its main attractions is the Space Center Houston. Although there are tons to do in Houston, it is not as known to

Austin– capital of Texas, is growing in support for the therapeutic use of psychedelic medicine. For many on the outside, it may feel unfamiliar for a typically red state to advocate in favor of such new ideas. However, this isn’t so surprising (at least to us), because as we’re learning,

While Southern California has traditionally been a large influence in pop culture, the Bay Area is quickly shaping the future. Silicon Valley changed how we live, Pixar innovated the motion picture industry, and the last bottle of wine you polished off likely came from Napa Valley. The Bay Area conjures