This week, we've spoken with the satirist, journalist, and puppeteer that you may have heard about from his podcast Mycopreneur, featuring hundreds of guests from the fungal world and beyond or even from his mesmerizing TikToks satirizing psychedelic capitalism. You may have also read his articles featured in Rolling Stone, Forbes, WIRED, VICE, and High Times. We are talking about Dennis Walker! Join us for a discussion about how psychedelics influenced his life, the origins of his podcast, his passion for fungi, psychedelic capitalism, and mush more!

Recently, there was a shift in Entheogens. A shift in our purpose. Entheogens once used to unite the community and are now met with individualism. This shift is nothing but a representation of our society. We are beginning to absolve the sense of community and become focused on ourselves. Losing communion, compassion, love, and respect for others. This might be an inevitable step for the evolutionary step, the German band Kraftwerk named Mensch-Maschine (Man-Machine). Yet, Entheogens can still be the turning point for us to become a community once again. Find out more!

In the unfolding tapestry of human existence, there lies an unseen battle. Graham Hancock coined this battle as the War on Consciousness. His theory was that certain institutions have deliberately sought to suppress the human capacity for expanded consciousness by demonizing ancient shamanic practices, outlawing psychedelics, and labeling spiritual exploration as 'Dangerous.' Ultimately, the War on Consciousness is not just a theoretical concept but a lived reality. We are all engaged in it, whether we are consciously aware of it or not. Find out more here!

In this article, we will be covering a groundbreaking concept, Neural Geometrodynamics, which could allow us to understand the brain and the effects of psychedelics better. The theory aims to understand the brain's complexities by transcending traditional views of neural function, proposing a dynamic interplay between the brain's structure and operations, akin to the relationship between spacetime and matter in general relativity.

Have you ever wondered why we often take entheogens during the night? Typically, we take entheogens to find peace of mind outside of our routines. But we can consume these compounds at any time of the day and have the same effect, or wouldn't we? Perhaps the connection between both is more ingrained in the exhaustion of our senses and missing our connection to nature than you may think!

Fully understanding the mechanisms of action of neuroactive compounds is difficult due to their complexity and polypharmacology. Making single-target drug discovery nearly impossible. Phenotypic screening was one of the solutions brought by science. However, this method faced historical limitations until recently. A group of researchers from the University of California found a way to rapidly profile thousands of compounds using larval zebrafish, which share genetics and CNS anatomy with humans, making complex behavioral readouts possible. Find more here!

As Terence McKenna and others once said: 'Everyone can learn about entheogens from books.' Unfortunately, sometimes, we can't read them due to language barriers. For this reason, we spoke to Francesco De Luca, a poet and translator of the McKenna brother's golden literary pieces. Join us to learn more about the importance of literature, his stance on the world as a McKennian, younger generations losing touch with literature, how the world is becoming weird, and Terence McKenna's philosophies.

The world of hallucinogens has various coincidences, one of them being the accidental synthesis of a compound that would alter the consciousness of thousands of people until today. We are talking about Hofmann's 'Problem Child' LSD. Join us on a ride about consciousness, medicine, psychology, and astrology with this amazing guest post by Neeshee Pandit.

Join us this week for the visionary exploration and inspiration with Paul Mez. We talked about his biggest inspiration, his experience with entheogens, how these compounds changed his life, his experience meeting Alex Grey in the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors, and much more!

Aldous Huxley is one of the many authors when we want to mention the most renowned authors. Many people love his unique writing style and philosophy, including Alexander Shulgin, Terence McKenna, and several other scientific researchers who often mentioned his name and works. But exactly what attracts the hallucinogen community to him? Read more here!