Madison Margolin is a journalist covering psychedelics, cannabis, and spirituality. She is the author of Exile & Ecstasy: Growing Up with Ram Dass & Coming of Age in the Jewish Psychedelic Underground, and is the co-founder of both DoubleBlind Magazine and the Jewish Psychedelic Summit. She currently works as a contributing editor to Ayin Press and hosts the Set & Setting Podcast on the Be Here Now Network. Check out her work here or follow her on IG.
Just doing drugs doesn’t make you a psychonaut – integrating those lessons into your normal, sober life does. This week Madison Margolin explains her learnings of how to ‘Be Here Now’ from her time with Ram Dass, and her own psychedelic journeys.
Run-ins with the law are sadly common for cannabis consumers. Our handy guide explains when and how to retain the legal services of the best pot lawyer possible.
Catharsis on the Mall teaches us that fighting for women’s rights isn’t all too separate from fighting to end the drug war
D.J. Williams had no idea he had a hash oil cartridge stashed in his luggage when he felt a hand grab his shoulder on his
Let this sink in: Criminal violations involving MDMA are often punished more severely than those for heroin or powdered cocaine, according to the federal public
After years of being targeted by misapplied meth-lab laws, extract artisans in California finally have legal protection—sort of. Assembly Bill 2679, which passed this fall,
All eyes may be on the Clinton versus Trump circus this election, but November 8 will also be the most important moment yet for marijuana
Just doing drugs doesn’t make you a psychonaut – integrating those lessons into your normal, sober life does. This week Madison Margolin explains her learnings of how to ‘Be Here Now’ from her time with Ram Dass, and her own psychedelic journeys.
Run-ins with the law are sadly common for cannabis consumers. Our handy guide explains when and how to retain the legal services of the best pot lawyer possible.
Catharsis on the Mall teaches us that fighting for women’s rights isn’t all too separate from fighting to end the drug war
D.J. Williams had no idea he had a hash oil cartridge stashed in his luggage when he felt a hand grab his shoulder on his way to find his sister’s car outside Abu Dhabi International Airport. Williams’ sister, an assistant professor at Zayed University, had just had a baby, and he had come for what he thought would be a
Let this sink in: Criminal violations involving MDMA are often punished more severely than those for heroin or powdered cocaine, according to the federal public defenders analysis. Finding logic behind the drug war can often be a tenuous task, leaving us to ponder disparities like this, often disproportionate to the risks associated with these substances. Finally however, after 16 years,
After years of being targeted by misapplied meth-lab laws, extract artisans in California finally have legal protection—sort of. Assembly Bill 2679, which passed this fall, puts a patina of legality on many extract procedures, if a raft of certain protocols are followed. The law has been welcomed as a stopgap until manufacturers can obtain legal licenses in 2018 once Prop
All eyes may be on the Clinton versus Trump circus this election, but November 8 will also be the most important moment yet for marijuana in the United States. Nine states are voting on marijuana reform. Five—California, Arizona, Nevada, Maine and Massachusetts, totaling about fifteen percent of the country’s population—are considering adult-use legalization. Four more—North Dakota, Arkansas, Montana and Florida,
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