Originally aired as Salon #560 of the Psychedelic Salon podcast. Terence McKenna waxes eloquent about the writing of Marshall McLuhan, whose 1960s work was considered a revolutionary break with traditional ways of thinking about media. Recorded August 1993 at the Esalen Institute.

Originally aired as Salon #177 of the Psychedelic Salon podcast. "McLuhan was synonymous with incomprehensibility in the Sixties." "In McLuhan there is a very deep strain of nostalgia for the essence of the Medieval world of what he called 'manuscript culture'." "Joyce is, in The Wake, making his own alchemical cave drawings."

Follow Lorenzo on Patreon.com Guest speaker: Terence McKenna Date this lecture was recorded: August 1993 In today’s podcast Terence McKenna waxes eloquent about the writing of Marshall McLuhan, whose work in the 1960 was considered a revolutionary break with traditional ways of thinking about media. As Wikipedia says about McLuhan, he “was a…