experiments. >> kesey had volunteered to do tests for lsd, a government-sponsored test. >> lsd was isolatedland. >> are you happy? >> yes. >> you have tears in your eyes. >> oh. >> is that a beautiful experience would you say? >> i would say yes. >> some people think it's when kesey discovers lsd that the counterculture in california is born, because more and more people then want to try to experience what kesey experienced, and he becomes a promoter of it. ♪ >> kesey created a drug commune at la honda, which is an hour from san francisco. great artists love smashing traditions, and at his best, kesey was doing that. everybody would have this communal lsd trip together. tom wolf would write "the electric kool-aid acid test" about it. >> people were constantly slipping drugs into my food. the number of times i'd go, what the hell happened? they thought they were doing me a favor. >> they were having the world's fair in new york, so a bunch of us were going to go. but the bunch of us were too big to fit in his station wagon, so he bought this converted school bus. >> kesey, he was going to pu

her try micro-dosing lsd.ime a dogwood tree in my yard. the dogwood in bloom. i thought oh, look. the dogwood is in bloom. it is so beautiful. it wasn't like the blossoms were shimmering, it was just that i hadn't been able to appreciate anything like that in so long. i had been all, but anhidonic. to appreciate beauty was earth shaking. it was a really remarkable treatment for me. it is one i'm sorry i can't do every day because it resolved my depression instandtainiously. really? yeah. i wasn't happy. but at least i was no longer contemplating killing myself. i was much less likely to fly off the handle. i got my work done more effectively. it worked the way my psychiatrist had always promised to me that my antidepressants would work. so this is enough more about six weeks? if you're micro-dosing. if you're taking a proper dose, that's one standard average dose. and what are you aiming for? about 0.2. so you'd go to work now? i'd go to work. how do you think your collea g u es to work. how do you think your

she's tried micro—dosing with lsd and magic mushrooms in the past. it on a day off and have quite a normal day. but the quality of that day, on all sorts of fronts, would just be a lot better. so, i would go for a walk and i would be struck by how blue the sky was. all those bits of sense data, that i think we often just lose, to getting stuff done and being outcome—focused, would be really, like they'd be there. there's something relaxing and grounding about it. simpa micro—doses regularly with lsd and says it helps with his mental health problems. can you tell me what you're dealing with, and how it helps? depression and anxiety as a result of this childhood trauma that led to borderline personality disorder and post—traumatic stress disorder. so, all of these things together, are currently dealt with by gps with a large amount of different pills, each of which causes more side effects, ifind in my personal experience, than the benefits these drugs provide. these substances, i've found, give me the benefits without any of those drawbacks. there has

crystal meth, lsd, and cocaine.e to stay away, the acid was to make idaho look really cool. he locked himself out of his truck at a gas station, police say he was despondent and trying to break into his truck where i'm assuming there were more drugs. he will face multiple drug and driving related charges. jackie, when you spread the story, what was your first thought? >> my first thought is idaho is amazing, that's 20 minutes from where i grew up, take that back right now. >> andy: i love idaho, i'm going to live in a bunker there. >> what an idiot is this guy. that infuriates me. that makes me mad. i could have my kids in the car, not even knowing, this idiot is on all these drugs. >> i was going to say i think you're missing the point, this is clearly an outstanding driver. to make it from there to there, lsd, coke, meth, get from seattle to massachusetts, if i'm the company, he gets a raise. that guy's got skills to pay the bills. >> how is that possible? >> it's borderline amazing, i don't know. >> i think it wa

she sounds so crazy. >> she used lsd and black light and enter the room and say i am your god.e was christ. very powerful mind controlling cult. >> does it exist today? >> it does. up in australia and in the up in hurleyville where they still have the large house where the family owned and she was arrested. >> do the people in the cult think they're in a cult? what do they think they're doing? >> they think they're following jesus christ and they resent very much being called a cult. when we were up there, i made a mistake of telling a car coming by we're doing a story about this cult and he looked at me and said we are not a cult and said we are not a cult and drove into the driveway of the house. there are still followers. >> are there similar cults? >> there are similar cults all over the united states. we're told as many as 10,000 have have a mess onic figure, separate them from the outside, separate them from the outside, call them the enemy, and take all their money. >> thanks a lot. >> it's a two-hour show this weekend. >> all right, peter. that ing yo very muc did we me

we keep investigating testing and failing and lsd was the same kind of thing.in developed as a signatory drug. he rides his bicycle home and he's tripping out. this is an illegal drug but it's being used now and ecstasy as well. people are very stressed out, there may be situations where it's beneficial. john: thank you sub tree. good luck with further experiments on oxytocin. failure you can learn from. this one unique organization never learns. it tries and tries again but does learn from its own mistakes and keeps doing the same stupid thing. over and over. that's next. john: entrepreneurs try and try again because they have to. you invest your own money in there something wrong with a product you have to make an adjustment right away or you lose everything you have invested. there's nothing like risking your own money to focus the mind. icon trust one organization has all kinds of ideas or what they say are good ideas and they kee. these experiments fail again and again but they don't stop the experiment. they keep spending money on them. they are happy to

we keep investigating testing and failing and lsd was the same kind of thing.es his bicycle home and he's tripping out. this is an illegal drug but it's being used now and ecstasy as well. people are very stressed out, there may be situations where it's beneficial. john: thank you sub tree. good luck with further experiments on oxytocin. failure you can learn from. this one unique organization never learns. it tries and tries again but does learn from its own mistakes and keeps doing the same stupid thing. over and over. that's next. john: entrepreneurs try and try again because they have to. you invest your own money in there something wrong with a product you have to make an adjustment right away or you lose everything you have invested. there's nothing like risking your own money to focus the mind. icon trust one organization has all kinds of ideas or what they say are good ideas and they kee. these experiments fail again and again but they don't stop the experiment. they keep spending money on them. they are happy to do that because they are not spending th

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police confiscated 5,000 grams of marijuana and 500 grams of cocaine and lsd, heroin and other street drugs. police say the drugs have a come bimd street value of more than 150,000. and matthew hill of severna park and alexander fatush of annapolis are facing a host of charge. >> it's been a near since music legend prince died. >> this is what is sound like dovz cry♪ >> what we're learn about his untimely death. >> and all eyes on the trump's first easter egg roll at the white house. we'll look at all excitement when the news at 6 returns. >> welcome back on this monday it was 47, 8:00 in the morning and the the rain start aend we dropped to 60s. it felt look a rany day but we only got a tenth of an inch. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> if it's going to rain, r rain. >> we didn't want that because of the easter egg roll. >> i forgot about that. bad timing. if you had the later tickets for the easter reg roll it was beautiful this afternoon and evening. >> i think they're still rolling. >> i think so. >> the sun is back and temperature popped up to 70. not a bad someday. we did wash the

lsd and magic mushrooms are illegal class a drugs — but some people in the uk take small amounts as particrodosing. when you're doing something that isn't causing any harm to anybody

then there was an idea of taking his cigars and putting lsd inside of his cigars so that he would also trip whenever he smoked his cigars. there was an idea to put a substance inside a cigar that would make his hair fall out. and there is another thing here, salts inside his shoes that would make your hair fall out. the idea was that cuban society was very macho. people thought that within the united states, if his weird fell -- beard fell out he would lose his machismo, and his charisma. he was called the beard. if you have no beard and eyebrows people would refuse to follow him. these were ideas that were thought up prior to the big idea. the big idea was the full-fledged invasion, the bay of pigs. in this is when the invasion april 1961, takes place. we could talk for hours about this, i won't because we have other things to talk about. the bay of pigs was designed to take castro out in one fell swoop. the flag you are seeing here is the flag of the assault brigade. there's a great story behind this. 2506 was named that because each of the members of the brigade had a number. not th

in that period of the 60s, and i don't wanna give anything away, so i'll just tell you the initials, lsd. (audience laughing) - well, we only have 30 seconds, i could guess, but, excellent. it's a treat to get to see you. like i said, i think this book is terrific and if, in fact, it becomes a television series, i'll be the first to program my dvr to see it. - we can only hope, my dear fellow. - and good luck with the short-story collection, and that is called? - it's called the relive box after the story that was in the new yorker two years ago. - [evan] relive box, and it'll be out soon? - about a game, gaming, it's about gaming and what does it mean. - very good, well, i wish you continued success with this and everything else you do. t. c. boyle, thank you very much - thanks, evan. - great seeing you. (audience applauding) we'd love to have you join us in the studio. visit our website at klru.org/overheard to find invitations to interviews, q&as with our audience and guests, and an archive of past episodes. - i'm not coming out of a journalistic background so, i like tom wolfe, for i

i've written about this and the reason is the apostles belongs to us because they took so much lsd that they never cam but thed that's the problem. it should have been theac companion books to my own work. thank you for the question. >> thank you for coming. i read sexual persona during a time i was recovering from an incident with sexism. it's something that definitely affects a lot when men. what can male allies do to help alleviate the constant situatio in a way that doesn't overly blame them? >> a real man is honorable and respects women. any man that treats them in this fashion is showing a weakness that in fact comes from a sense that he has a big women'sthe ovr overwhelming power. i'm calling for a mutual respece but also for middle-class girls to stop asking for special protections. again i want equality of treatment in the workplace, but i think there is too much geek writing of men's behavior when in fact what too many whiteith upper-class girls are bringing to the workplace is a certain manner of speaking that is removed from the actual harshness of the world and actually wor

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detectives confiscated 5,000 grams of marijuana and more than 500 grams of cocaine and lsd, heroin and other street drugs. combined the drugs have street value of more than $150,000. matthewville and -- are facing a host of charges. >>>e' done prom proposals over the years. not like this though. >> some police officers in georgia helped a teenager pull off quite a scare in a unique prom proposal. definitely unique. all caught on dashcam video. >> anything in the trunk belong to you or all his, any personal property. >> my wallet. >> tell what you hang you here just one second all right? >> a peach tree city police officer pulled this couple over on suspicion of drug possession. after searching truck he found a ziploc bag with unknown substance questioned the man and girlfriend about the bag and placed the man in handcuffs. the officer continued to ask the girlfriend if the bag was hers and then finally shows her a prom proposal inside the bag. this is a little over the top. >> give me a break. give me a break. >> despite scared by the whole thing the girlfriend said yes. i'm surprised

tremendous and cosmic vision because the apostles of that particular spiritual quest they had some much lsd they never came back thank you for your question. >> thank you for coming at the time that i was recovering so that affects a lot of women so what can the male allies do to help alleviate the situation of workplace sexism? >> i say that a real man respects women. any man who abuse sends - - abuses women 37 and denigrating fashion shows a weakness that comes from the inner sense that he has of the overwhelming power to prove that i had to write a 700 page book. so with a mutual respect also calling for middle-class girls to stop asking for special protection in the workplace. there is too much crying of the men's behavior with those white middle-class girls bring that to the workplace. and then to come from the farm landor the street. with the most controversial writing that i have done. to be amazon warriors. and then to understand uh dangers of the world. with of middle-class living room. and those whose women's voices are not strong enough. not to be embarrassed but to confront when

smith was on lsd.our people were arrested on suspicion of selling smith the drugs. >>> later today, protestors are going to send a message to president trump. they want him to protect the environment. jessica flores is live in san francisco with the details prix fixe menus jessica details. jessica flores reports. >> reporter: dozens of people will come to the regional headquarters and then to the federal building. they are protesting what they claim is an attack on environmental protection. now, about 60 groups are participating in this event. the protestors say the president's policies are hurting the earth! and this all comes a day before earth day. his proposed budget calls for cutting the epa by more than 30% and slashing some 3,000 jobs. it would also cut a program designed to protect the san francisco bay. according to a memo obtained by the "associated press" a top epa official said epa leaders will do everything in our power to protect our ability to support the mission of the agency and protec

and the reason is the apostles of that particular spiritual are lost to us because they took so much lsd they never came back. they never wrote the brooks which should have been companion to my own work. thank you for your question. >> thank you for coming. i read sexual persona during a time when i was recovering from an infant with sexism and workplace sexism affects women. what can male allies doo to help alleviate the common problem in the workplace? >> i am saying a real man is honorable. a real man respects women. to prove this, i had to write a 700 page book. i am also calling for middle class girls to stop asking for special protections. again, i want equality of treatment in the workplace. what too many white upper middle class girls are bringing now to the workplace is a certain manner of speaking that is removed from the actual harshness of the world. working class women, whether they come from the farmland or the street, understand the risks and dangers of the world from a controversial writing i have done is about the need for women to be amazon warriors for themselves. it i

smith was on lsd at the time.e were arrested on suspicion of selling smith the drugs. >>> new video from the sacramento police department is giving us aanother look at an officer beating a man. the officer punched the man in the face 18 times after stopping him for allegedly jaywalking. moments before, the suspect spit on and kicked the back of the officer's patrol car. the officer involved in the incident is a two-year veteran with the department. he was put on administrative leave. the department is conducting a criminal investigation into this incident. >>> time now is 6:38. working to help you prepare for the next wildfire. next, the tech tool cal fire is now launching. >> plus, why uber is extending its internal investigation into sexual harassment claims. >> the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's check the big board. the dow is up 6. coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. ,, >>> good morning. rise and shine! take a look at this. time is now 6:42 and t

infections like -- many patients also had reported that they used drugs such as in all nitrate are lsd to heighten sexual pleasure. i later learned that men who read paper on the berries to fire island that weekend had been immediately recognized themselves in those demographics. spent a long weekend examining one another's flesh. they found the purple lesions by the dozens. it was possible to stand on those boardwalks and fulltext and beaches that we can and foretell the whole terrible future. but none of the signs appeared among our acquaintances in the city. he thought for a while and -- that our economic place but is this. -- the beautiful people of the fire island pines as a popular ad describe the niche. although a dr. called the outbreak rather devastating, i was more annoyed than alarmed by the news. the story seemed like a make slander on the gay community which had none. every dance is met by an extreme and paranoiac counterforce. the 1970s produced the fiercest round of anti-gay legislation the nation had ever known. hammered into place in the name of protecting children of

both of those things together. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i heard you like to take lsd before briefings. why is that? >> it makes it seem like it's all rainbows and puppies. [ laughter ] >> seth: are you going to prom this year? >> i -- i don't have a date. [ laughter ] [ audience aws ] >> seth: but if you could choose anyone, who would your dream date be? >> the deputy crown prince and minister of defense of the kingdom of saudi arabia. >> seth: oh, okay. [ light laughter ] very specific. what do you call that thing runners do before a race? >> i think that -- that would be a stretch. >> seth: yeah, that's right. [ light laughter ] how many undigested pieces of gum are in your stomach at any given time? >> you know, 218, 219. [ light laughter ] >> seth: here's one for you. why do the guards in front of london's big ben always look so tired? >> they are working around the clock. [ laughter ] >> seth: nice one, spicy. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] you know it was good. you know it was good. after doing this job, do you have any conscience or morality left? do you still have a s

lsd. so far they have had nearly 400 people through the doors. what happened ?want to be identified, but they all tell us that being here is better than being arrested. i was found with cocaine in a nightclub. i'd use it every now and again on a night out. i don't think i'll use again because of the shock i've had and the whole process and everything. so would you go so far as to say it's a life changer? yeah, definitely, because myjob means so much to me. what we're not going to do patronise you, we're not going to stand here and say that alldrugs are bad... i would have lost myjob if i'd got a criminal record so it's a massive relief, it would have been life changing, definitely. back on the streets, the police find this man. they know him well. have you scored yet? he's only 28 but the daily wraps of crack cocaine are killing him. the course isn't for everyone. this man is now far too ill to be offered it but even here the emphasis is on getting him into treatment. you are close to dying. every time i see you you're like scrambling around hepburn road trying

you have any knowledge of soldiers being experimented on during the vietnathevietnam war war era ofe lsdsting them with ufos etc.. >> guest: human testing is an interesting and problematic area. i write about the deep origins of the code, and then in area 51 i write about how it was defied by our scientists working for the atomic energy commissioncond conducting experiments related to radiation and the nefarious experiments that were made t transparent by the clintonminisi administration. either they are the documents that are important to look at because it shows what is possible flying in the face of something like this code. i am always on the lookout for that kind of work. i didn't find any that the reader is specifically referring to. >> host: annie jacobsen is our guest. >> caller: thank you for taking my call and thank you for booktv. my question is concerning 1957, the year sputnik and also the life article with the multi color photographs appeared in 57. in april of 57 a.m. project 57. it. it occurred right before the nuclear test series operation plumb bob. in project 57 this w

any knowledge of soldiers being experimented on during the vietnam war era with drugs like lsd and testingth esp or ufos it's. >> guest: human testing is a problematic area. in "operation paperclip" i write about the origins of the nuremberg code and then in "area 51" i write about how the nuremberg code wan defied i by conducting experiments relating to radiation, nefarious experiments that were made transparent by the clinton administration. these are worthy documents, very important to look at, abuse it shows -- because it shows you what is possible, right? what is possible flying into the face of something look theth nuremberg code. i'm always on the lookout for that kind of work, for those kind of operations, programs. i did not find any that the reader specifically referring to. >> host: dave, cleveland, ohio, good afternoon, annie jacobsen is our guest. >> caller: thank you for taking my call and thank you forler: tk booktv. my question is concerning 1957. that was the year of sputnik and also the life article with the multicolor photographs appearing in '57 and in april of '57 they