Owsley Stanley created a legendary strain of acid in the 1960s — now it’s taking on a new life in modern-day research ...

The Hitchcock Estate’s 2,000 acres are known less for its tony accommodations — a bowling alley, two main houses, a tennis pavilion — than for its far-out history as an incubator of the counterculture ...

As she approached elderhood, she decided to try therapy employing psychedelic medicine ... During the 1950s and ’60s, psychedelics were being explored as a potential treatment for addiction ...

These impressive women are all lead singers who turned their rock bands into household names, taking inspiration from various ...

Midnight is approaching in LA, and outside the Palomino Club in North Hollywood, the members of Canned Heat and their entourage are kicking back in the yard. It’s April 4, 1981. The band have just ...

They did grab a poster though, which is now an incredibly rare piece of countercultural history from the dawn of the psychedelic movement ... performance with the band. Also at these concerts we’d see ...

IF YOU’D heard Donovan singing in the 1960s about sunshine, love and psychedelia, you’d never had guessed he was from Maryhill. San ...

“That’s why [we are interested in] psychedelic therapy ... often blindfolded and wearing earphones playing soothing music. They enter a conscious state that takes them on a deep dive into ...

It has now been 60 years since the Grateful Dead formed. The US rock band first played at Ken Kesey’s “acid tests” in La Honda, California, in 1965. There, attendees would consume large doses of LSD ...