Psychedelic Salon
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Dive into the archives of psychedelic thought. Lorenzo Hagerty hosts essential conversations on entheogens, science, and the counterculture.
c/psychedelic-salon
Dive into the archives of psychedelic thought. Lorenzo Hagerty hosts essential conversations on entheogens, science, and the counterculture.
…I've mentioned this before, but that isn't just an oversight on my part. Due to my close friendship with Myron Soloroff and Gary Fisher both of whom who had very close working relationships with Dr Leary in the 60s. Well I have a highly negative opinion…
…even have a good reason. The one thing I did accomplish last week, though, was to drive to LA and spend some time with Gary Fisher, who you can hear in my podcasts, number 1597, 98, and 156, where Doctor Grob and I spoke with Gary about his work…
…such as Krishnamurti and Aldous Huxley. But I think that you're going to enjoy hearing again from Timothy Leary, Myron Stolaroff, Gary Fisher Frazier, Clark Terrence McKenna, and Sasha Shulgin. So what I'm going to do right now is to play a brief clip…
…was on magic mushrooms in Mexico. From there, after a stop in Los Angeles, where he tried LSD for the first time with Gary Fisher as a sitter, he returned to Harvard and along with Ram Dass, began the famous Harvard psilocybin project. As you know, word…
…decompression talk. But what I would like to play for you right now is part of a conversation between Myron Stolaroff and Gary Fisher that began with a discussion about Al Hubbard, who also happened to be a central figure in Myron's life. Myron Stolaroff,…
…comments from here on out. In a moment I'm going to play some more of that recording of Gary at Kathleen's salon. And Gary Fisher was one of the most influential people ever to conduct psychedelic research and yet he is one of the least known. He was…
…close friend of mine and in future podcasts I'm sure that I'll be telling you more about him. But in short it was Gary Fisher who established the protocols that Tim Leary built upon when he worked at Harvard. And it was Gary Fisher who took Timothy…
…but there are a few quick things that I do want to mention right now, and the first one is that the other day Gary Fisher gave me a folder that contained a dozen or so of his research papers that haven't yet been digitized and published on the…
…will be a lasting recovery. And while I'm on the topic of hospital stays of our elders, I also want to ask you to keep Gary Fisher in mind this week, as he is also going in for additional surgery at the end of the week. And I'll keep you posted…
…going to be offline for a while and take the month off, and my plan was to do a little traveling and go visit Gary Fisher, the Stolaroffs, and some of our other friends up and down the coast. But the first thing that happened was a computer crash…
…for many years I rejected that Alan Watts quote about hanging up the phone once you got the message. In fact, my friend Gary Fisher was actually at the dinner party when Watts first made that statement. And I argued with Gary that, well, it had nothing…
…in short it was Gary Fisher who established the protocols that Tim Leary built upon when he worked at Harvard. And it was Gary Fisher who took Timothy Leary on his first LSD trip. And Gary along with his wife and three daughters were also part of…
…in Mexico, the Caribbean and ultimately at Millbrook. When it comes to the early stories about LSD I think youll find that Gary Fisher often played a very prominent role. So now lets return to Kathleen Salon and listen in as Gary Fisher talks about those…
…youll find that Gary Fisher often played a very prominent role. So now lets return to Kathleen Salon and listen in as Gary Fisher talks about those early years and about the research he did with severely disabled children who were under the influence of…
…in past episodes of these podcasts. And well, I think that some of my podcasts also include stories of the days when Gary Fisher was a close friend of Aldous and Laura Huxley. And also in several early podcasts, both Myron and Gary tell stories about…