In this episode, we speak with “Mother Mycelium”. She describes her art and mushroom trips. She also talks about being a dental student and the sacrifices involved.

Drugs mentioned: psilocybin magic mushrooms

Music: “Beautiful Bell Forest Delay Melt” by Vox Mod, “HNO3”, “C6H8O7”, and “H3PO4” by How the Night Came

In episode 11, we hear from Robert. Listen to what he has to say about addiction, mental health, recovery, the importance of privacy, among many other things.

Drugs mentioned: marijuana, psychedelics, alcohol

Featured Songs: “Beautiful Bell Forest Delay Melt" by Vox Mod, "Exploring the Convoluted Singularity" by OKAM vs ps, and "Late" by Bio Unit/Metre

This is Dorit. Listen to a conversation where we talk about rape, childhood, staying skinny in the name of modeling, and her relationship with her mother. 

Drugs mentioned: alcohol, marijuana, methamphetamine, cocaine

Music: "Beautiful Bell Forest Delay Melt" by Vox Mod and "Fryeri" by Kai Engel

This is a followup episode to Episode: 7 (Vox). In this one, our subject, Vox,  gives deeper context and understanding to his experiences with both zen sickness and DMT. Listen as he describes going from a state of despair (a state influenced by DMT) to a state of feeling free and elated. Also catch how he describes some of his DMT experiences. 

Drugs mentioned: DMT

All Songs generously donated by the guy in this episode, Vox Mod. You can find his music at voxmod.com.

Songs used include: Beautiful Bell Forest Delay Melt, Live Chop Suey Nov18-08-Pt1, First Vox Mod Rec 2010 Pt 6, Legend String Pad, Deep in the Bug Jungle, Sonolumen, Infinite in Formation, Hologram Ghost, and Wee-Ooo.

Ben is a publisher, an author, a self-proclaimed shut-in, and a polymath. He has some pretty interesting ideas that include, but are not limited to, what the meaning of life is as well as how to end hurricanes. His upcoming book, High Rants, revolves around explaining interesting ideas while high on marijuana. Check out what he has to say. Substances discussed include caffeine and marijuana. 

You can find his books at bjlemon8.wixsite.com/website

Music for this episode: 

Johnny Haway (Songs are called 1, 2, and 4), "Oxalis Triangularis" by Known Ocean, "Ebb" by Nctrnm, and "Fryeri" and "Aveu" by Kai Engel.  

In this episode, we hear from Angel. Listen to her story about addiction, loss, and, ultimately, recovery. Drugs talked about in this episode include alcohol, marijuana, heroin, and meth (methamphetamine). 

All music generously donated by Vox Mod. You can find his music at voxmod.com. Songs in this episode include Live Chop Suey Nov18-08-Pt1, A New Beginning Pluck Synth Reverb, Ancient Subterranean Trees, Transpiration, A33ESX-W, V1RaVox11A, The Divide, and Wee-Ooo. 

In this episode, Psychotropic presents the musician/artist, Vox. Listen to this collage of a conversation where we talk about consciousness, the DMT experience, and psychedelic-assisted therapy, among many other things. 

All music was generously donated by Vox himself. Songs include Corrosive, Tiny Machines Building My Dreams, Archaea, FirstVoxModRec2010Pt6, A26ESX-W, and V2RaVox2A. Look for his music on iTunes, Spotify, and voxmod.com.

In this episode we hear from Chris, a Seattle-based artist. Listen as he talks about depression, various avenues and drugs he's used to combat it, how depression has impacted his life, and his interests and expectations regarding Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy in the treatment of depression. Featured Drugs: Psilocybin, LSD, Lithium, Marijuana 

Check out his art at chrisfitzgerald.com.

Music was generously donated by Vox Mod. Tracks include "Deep in the Bug Jungle", "Bug Bells", "Flying Ships Windy Valley Percussion", "Giant Warrior Drums", "Dreamy Slow Light Pad", "Pluck Synth Reverb", "Soft Organ Forest Day Dream", "Light on the Horizon Distortion Floating Synth", and "Forgotten World Bells". 

Check out Vox Mod's music on Spotify, iTunes, and voxmod.com. 

In this episode, we listen to Nick. He describes his past, love lost to cancer, and how he used psychedelics, specifically Psilocybin, as a tool to sort through trauma. 

Featured Drugs: Psilocybin

Music includes: "Les Portes Du Futur" by Bill Vortex and "There Is No Threat" and "Violences", both by Roboy.