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We got one of the funniest dudes on the internet, Tony Statovci, and we go to the stars and back with this banger of an episode. Shrooms, anxiety and therapy, relationships, and of course One Piece are all in this episode that you definitely don't want to miss! 1- Gear 5 transformation 5- Nashville refugee 9- cannabis legalization 12- shroom trip 28- Talk To Me while fried and horror movies 31- relationships while famous 46- therapy Special Guest: Tony Statovci.

*In the summer of 1964, a very strange vehicle was seen making its way across America. it was a school bus covered in psychedelic colours, driven by NEAL CASSADY, a beat generation character made famous in JACK KEROUAC'S beat generation classic On the Road and piloted by KEN KESEY, the best selling author of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.   *The bus contained a raggle-taggle crew of crazy psychonauts calling themselves The Merry pranksters allegedly dispensing LSD in orange kool aid to all and sundry in attempt to turn on America.   *In this episode, we leave Soho to travel to the far west of the USA, to a farm in Oregon to meet KEN BABBS the last of The Merry Pranksters.   *We talk of all sorts of things - Ken Kesey, the Magic Trip and the Acid Tests of course, plus Kerouac, Ginsberg, Viet Nam, Timothy Leary, spontaneity, the good life and dreams. *And at the end we hear some very positive news about a question that I suspect is troubling many of us   *For The Bureau of Lost Culture https://www.bureauoflostculture.com    #bureauoflostculture #kenkesey #kenbabbs #tarot #themerrypranksters #kerouac #ginsberg #themagicbus #lsd  #acid #tomwolfe #counterculture #psychedelic #thegratefuldead #acidtests #nealcassady #beatgeneration     

Helloooo, sweet Vortex. So much has happened since we last talked! Last week we preached, this week we practiced. In this week's episode, the Vortex holds big space for Elle to integrate and immortalize some of the best days of her life thus far: a solo trip to LA which served as the culmination of her 7 weeks in the Florescence Sisterhood container hosted by Blu of Earth and Reggie Riverbear. She is fresh off the magic (and the plane, quite literally) and tells us all about greeting the sisters who she spent 7 weeks in this spiritual expansion container with IN PERSON, how many moments of literal heaven on earth she experienced, the unreal speed at which life can change (she's done with her magic dark y'all), and the pricelessness of real live human connection. There aren't enough words to summarize the M A G I K of this solo experience, but we invite you to dive in and bask with us in the words we do have. We love you. WE'RE DOING A GIVEAWAY! We are offering a card pull with a personalized intention to ONE lucky winner who rates and reviews the podcast on iTunes between now and August 13th, 2022. Send in your rating as a screenshot on IG and you will be entered! WE LOVE YOU! Follow us on Instagram for updates, outtake reels, and community: https://www.instagram.com/thesacredvortexpodcast/ Our stunning theme music was composed by Nyla Smith. Follow her at https://www.instagram.com/nylacappella/ + www.nyla-smith.com Elle's spiritual mentorship program: https://www.florescence.earth/ Blu of Earth: https://www.blucosmiceagle.com/my-story Reggie Riverbear: https://www.riverbearmedicine.com/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/1s0snDhnDOBk1pUd1J75Io?si=90_g0NIYRAGiX87YYBgRow --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesacredvortexpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesacredvortexpodcast/support

Anthony Hatch - Creator/Owner/Host These are the show notes from this episode. Today we are sharing my voicememos from my recent DCL cruise on the Disney Magic out of Miami! Hope you enjoy! Make sure to check our blog for in-depth reviews of hotels we're stayed at, restaurants we tried, and special events we went to! Here are some the latest posts that are mentioned in this episode. WE USED GENIE+ FOR THREE DAYS, HERE ARE OUR THOUGHTS! EASY GUIDE TO PLANNING A DISNEY CRUISE LINE VACATION If you're ready to book your next trip, click the link below to get your zero obligation quote for the trip of your dreams! GET A QUOTE FOR YOUR NEXT MAGICAL GETAWAY If you want to join the Magical Wanderlust Team! Click the link below and fill out the application! Join Our Team! How you can help support this podcast! Check out my NEW YouTube Channel! Anthony's YouTube Channel Follow on social media! Instagram - Podcast Instagram - Anthony's Travel Instagram Would you like to do a trip report on the podcast? Leave us a voicemail at SpeakPipe, using the link below! Once we get your voicemail one of us will reach out to you! Speak Pipe or reach out to our e-mails anthony@magicalwanderlustpodcast.com allie@magicalwanderlustpodcast.com Looking to to book your next trip? Reach out to us for a quote! anthony@magicalwanderlustadventures.com allie@magicalwanderlustadventures.com Subscribe for to keep up-date on the latest episode and please leave a review! Subscribe and Leave a Review

بخش ۶اين قسمت به ميزان، شرايط و چگونگى مصرف قارچهاى جادويى و نيز نظم بيرونى و نظم درونى كه مهم ترين شرايط براى مصرف اين قارچها هست، مى پردازد ( ادامه بخش ۵ )

بخش ۵اين قسمت به ميزان، شرايط و چگونگى مصرف قارچهاى جادويى و نيز نظم بيرونى و نظم درونى كه مهم ترين شرايط براى مصرف اين قارچها هست، مى پردازد

Ci sono giganti della storia americana che a volte vengono dimenticati. Uno di loro è Ken Kesey, eroe della controcultura tra gli anni Sessanta e Settanta nonché autore di una delle opere più importanti della modernità: "A volte una bella pensata", romanzo fluviale sui boscaioli dell'Oregon che Black Coffee ha scelto coraggiosamente di portare in Italia con la splendida introduzione dello scrittore Marco Rossari. Se l'opera può essere accostata a "Infinite Jest", "Lonesome Dove" e "Jukeboxe all'idrogeno", le circostanze in cui fu celebrata in America sono assolutamente uniche: il suo autore e diversi celebri amici avrebbero solcato le strade del paese per 5 anni in quello che passò alla storia come il Magic Trip. Un viaggio che la McMusa vi fa assaggiare sin dall'incipit di questa puntata. Sigla dei Drunken Rollers, musiche di Mela.

Are you on the bus or off it, man? The book commies, dear listener, are decidedly off it. Or rather, we’re punching, clawing, screaming, and fighting our way out of this goddamn thing, past balls-trippin’ Ken Kesey, speed-addled Neal Cassady, the rest of the Merry Pranksters, and the 400+ freaking pages Tom Wolfe decided to write about them. It’s The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test (1968) this week, and we’re wrapping up our convo on the New Journalism and talking the counterculture’s reactionary side, how saying “f*ck it” actually isn’t a politic, man, and the psychology of going through one’s professional life wearing an all-white three-piece suit. We read the Picador USA edition. Wolfe thought he basically invented New Journalism, and he did coin the term in the 1973 anthology called The New Journalism. You can check that out for more from Wolfe and our old pals Didion, Capote, McGinniss, and other people we might get around to talking about on the show someday. If you don’t want to read Acid Test, or at least want a skimming aid, just watch Magic Trip, the 2011 (heavily edited) release of the film from the Pranksters’ 1964 escapades. Cassady is very high. Find us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @betterreadpod, and email us nice things at betterreadpodcast@gmail.com. Find Tristan on Twitter @tjschweiger, Katie @katiekrywo, and Megan @tuslersaurus.

Jason Ellis on his exit from SiriusXM, Vandy kicker/coach Sarah Fuller, Jennifer Lawrence's family's GoFundMe, Top 12 Celeb Covidiots, Kevin Hart responds to trolls, Tommy the Tumbling Dice, Maz checks in, and the Best 35 videos from the past 35 years.Wednesday Night Football is coming! Brought to you by COVID.Sarah Fuller is the SEC Special Teams Player of the Week. Her impassioned speech at halftime didn't work very well and now the head coach has been fired.Antonio Brown is not playing up to Drew's high standards.The Twitter poll results are in... congrats to the Hinck-Dog! Also, this dude sooo LOVES his beard - confirmed.Two Great GoFundMe Campaigns: Jennifer Lawrence's family has a GoFundMe despite Jennifer Lawrence being worth $160,000,000 and The Restaurant formally Known as Big Boy in Sandusky.Tony Hsieh, the Zappos founder, cashed in and then died. Bummer.Kevin Hart is in trouble AGAIN for a joke.Skateboarder/rocker/author/MMA fighter/truck racer/boxer/radio host, Jason Ellis, joins us following his exit from SiriusXM's Faction Talk.Barack Obama follows Jason Ellis' wife... but does not follow Jason. Ellis wants you to check out his wife's OnlyFans account.Marc checked out My Psychedelic Love Story on Showtime. The subject of the doc, Joanna Harcourt-Smith, is full of whoppers, but we get stuck on her Rolling Stones "Tommy the Tumbling Dice" story.Drew loved the "Magic Trip" documentary.Beware the Sony PS5 scams just in time for ChristmasPiers Morgan has his list of the Top 12 Celebrity Covidiots.The Denver mayor got busted after pulling a "Newsom".We check in with Thomas A. Mazawey about his hate for Al Michaels, the Sarah Fuller debacle, his hatred for Matt Patricia, updates on the Rap with Maz, stiffing Grandma on Thanksgiving and MUCH more.Drew doesn't believe Joe Biden's story about breaking his foot. Check out what Joe's animals think.Homeownership is really hard when you don't have a doorman.Ryan Seacrest is about to make a shitload of money off his Beverly Hills house. Meanwhile, he had a stupid beard (that is better than BranDon's).Spin Magazine's Top 35 Music Videos of the last 35 Years.50 Best Songs by Musicians Who Went Solo.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

The Magic Trip comes to an end with the second half of Ken Kesey’s novel, ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST—but how the experience hold up? In episode 137, Luke & James unpack the messages behind the novel that went on to inspire a classic film. Topics include: Ken Kesey’s writing career after his famous escapades, what makes the book postmodern, equating masculinity with freedom, deep-sea shenanigans, gallows humor facing electro shock, and the dangers of the people in power defining what’s “different.” Join them next week for their discussion of the film starring Jack Nicholson, Danny DeVito, and more! Ken Kesey documentary: Tripping Become a Patron & unlock exclusive content: www.patreon.com/inktofilm    Follow Ink to Film on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram  Home Base: inktofilm.com Ink to Film Book Club on Goodreads Intro/outro music: Niklas Drude - Funeral March

Description: Shane gifts Pauly a vinyl copy of Europe '72 by the Grateful Dead. John Lennon reminds us to thank the CIA and U.S. Army for LSD. Shane reviews the Magic Trip documentary and explains why he wouldn't want to travel on the Furthur bus with the Merry Pranksters. Shane and Pauly discuss Ken Kesey's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and why Kesey's problems with the film version of his novel. Other stories include Shane's trip on a Green Tortoise adventure tour, teenaged Pauly "adopted" by older hippies on Grateful Dead tour, and Shane's encounter with a sketchy "leprechaun" in Central Park. Dope Media includes Searching for Sound by Phil Lesh, Pet Sounds by The Beach Boys, Free Your Mind... and Your Ass Will Follow by Funkadelic, Paul Krassner's Impolite Interviews, and The Eden Express: A Memoir of Insanity by Mark Vonnegut. http://dopestories.com

Pauly read Acid Dreams (book by Martin A. Lee) and shared his notes with Shane that includes Timothy Leary at Millbrook, the CIA buying 100 million hits of LSD from Sandoz labs in Switzerland, Ken Kesey & the Merry Pranksters, Neal Cassady driving the Furthur bus, the history of the Acid Tests, the Grateful Dead dosing Playboy bunnies, and the time Allen Ginsberg gave Psilocybin to Theolnious Monk. Shane re-examines his initial experimentation with psychedelics (including a DMT experience on Halloween) leading up to his psychotic breakdown in Amsterdam. Dope Media included Silicon Valley (new show on HBO), Magic Trip documentary, El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer (The Simpsons episode when Homer trips on Guatemalan insanity pepper), Bates Motel, Broad City, and Acid Dreams: The Complete Social History of LSD: the CIA, the Sixties, and Beyond. http://dopestories.com

Lisa recaps her recent 8 night Magic cruise. www.thosedarncats.net

To commemorate the 10th anniversary of the passing of the legendary Ken Kesey on Nov 10, 2001, experiential journalist Rak Razam interviews Ken Babbs, one of the last Merry Pranksters, to chat about the life and impact of Kesey and his coterie on the counterculture of the 1960s–and the world. Discover the origin of the Pranksters' name and the first-hand account of their infamous 1964 journey across America in the day-glo bus 'Further', blazing the first wave of psychedelia behind them. Learn the only thing that ever slowed Neal Cassady down–and it's not what you think! From the Acid Tests to Goa and Global Trance Culture, the Pranksters' legacy expands beyond the party to a deeper understanding of reality itself, to the idea of Group Mind–and how to play the Game. Absorbed by history into the tapestry of American folk-lore, the story of these psychedelic pioneers has been recounted in the recent documentary Magic Trip by Magnolia Films. But here join master storyteller Ken Babbs as we learn why the psychedelic outlaws of yesteryear deserve to be remembered as the heroes of today. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License.

Those of us who remember the sixties have certainly heard of the Merry Pranksters. This ragtag group of free spirits, along with their fearless leader, Ken Kesey, set off from California on a mythical bus ride ending up at the 1964 World's Fair in New York. To say the trip was "adventurous" is a massive understatement. These pranksters more than lived up to their name and may have kicked off the rowdier aspects of the psychedelic sixties.  Alison Ellwood and Academy Award winner Alex Gibney have directed a film that captured it all. Magic Trip more than lives up to its name and serves up a treasure trove of visual snippets that will make you shout: "far out!" Check out the trailer here and be certain tune in and hear Alison's version of the experience--you'll be guaranteed to get your groove on!