Top 3 Viewed Shows
Top 3 Rated Shows
Entheogens 101: Salvia Divinorium in the News
12 Sep 2003 4 min WBAL-TV 11 News I-Team reporter Lisa Robinson covers the growing popularity in use of the Mexican shamanic plant 'salvia divinorium' amongst North American youth.
Psychedelics and Mission Mind Control
11 Sep 2003 An ABC News Special about the human mind and experiments in mind control. Talks to individuals involved in LSD mind control experiments that included dosing unwitting members of the public. Rare video interviews with mycologist R. Gordon Wasson, LSD expert Sydney Cohen, Tim Leary and others. Download these files for best viewing.
MDMA in the Media
11 Sep 2003 A variety of media stories on MDMA;A 48 Hours, episode on an underground MDMA therapy.
A MTV special on Ecstasy.
"DanceSafe or Sorry," an ABC 20/20 Downtown segment about DanceSafe.
Court TV's Crier Today feature on MDMA featuring Rick Doblin, Ph.D., Dr. David McDowell, Sue Stevens and Ethan Brown.
Rivera Live show about Ecstasy aired on CNBC, featuring discussion between Rick Doblin, Ph.D., Sue Stevens, criminal defense attorney Michael Nasatir, Nancy Grace of Court TV and Ethan Brown of New York Magazine.
CBS News "Eye on America" report on Erowid
11 Sep 2003 3 min CBS News "Eye on America" report on www.erowid.com the Internets encyclopedia of psychedelic drugs. Featuring an interview with Rick Doblin, Ph.D. — January 2003
BBC Radio: Plants of Power
Audio Only 06 Sep 2003 Experts discuss how different cultures throughout history have used mind altering plants for intoxication. 6 part radio series featuring, Dr Randolph Nesse, Ethan Nadelmann, Dr Andrew Weil, Dr Clive Coen, Professor Susan Greenfield, Dr Ron Siegel, anthropologist Richard Rudgley, anthropologist Wade Davis and others.
The Infinite Mind: Psychedelics
Audio Only 06 Sep 2003 59 min LSD, psilocybin, mescaline… they're listed as schedule one narcotics, right up there with heroin, amphetamines, and marijuana. But today, 35 years after "turn on, tune in, drop out," we explore what scientists are learning about the potential of psychedelic drugs to treat disorders ranging from obsessive compulsive disorder to addiction. Plus, seeing God... and the DEA: "Psychedelics" features a report on a religious group called the UDV that's suing the federal government for the right to drink ayhuasca, a sacramental tea that contains DMT.Guests include Dr. Mark Geyer, professor of psychiatry at the University of California, San Diego; Dr. Debra Mash, professor of neurology, University of Miami School of Medicine; Dr. Charles Schuster, former director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse; Jeffrey Bronfman, the North American representative of the UDV (Uniao do Vegetal) church who is fighting the U.S. government in federal court over his right to import a drug called huasca; and Bill Lichtenstein speaks with Nick Bromell, author of "Tomorrow Never Knows: Rock and Psychedelics in the 1960s." Commentary from John Hockenberry.
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