High Times spotlights Chloe Sells in a conversation touching Hunter S. Thompson, acid, and Owl Farm—prompting a wider look at psychedelics, art, and creative spaces in the DMV.

A 1960s hoax claimed banana peels could get you high. Here’s what actually happened, what the FDA and researchers found, and why rumor-busting still matters in the DMV.

A visionary collection in California is reframing psychedelic art as serious culture. Here’s how that energy ripples into DMV cannabis lifestyle, delivery, and community spaces.

Oakland’s Spirituality & Beyond returns Easter weekend with talks on psychedelics, harm reduction, and culture—raising questions DMV residents are asking about safe use, community, and evolving norms.

A one-month show at the Berkeley Alembic opens the Shulgin archive—letters, lab gear, rave ephemera—and offers timely lessons for the DMV’s cannabis culture.

DoubleBlind Mag spotlights rising 'pill shaming' in psychedelic spaces. Here’s what it means for people on SSRIs, the early research, and how DMV readers can stay safe.

At Chacruna’s Psychedelic Culture Conference, protesters challenged MAPS over work in Israel, igniting a raw debate on ethics, equity, and community accountability.

From NFL safety to wellness frontman, Jordan Poyer’s Breath of Life tour blends breathwork, sound, and ceremony. Here’s why the DMV is paying attention.