Articles

  • 2 weeks ago | cannatechtoday.com | Paul McKay |Jack Gorsline

    There’s a hum beneath the surface of the psychedelic revival—a low frequency of resistance, remembrance, and radical joy. You can hear it at Oakland Hyphae conferences, feel it in the walls of the Akoma Psychedelic Church, and trace it in the path of Reggie Harris. The founder of both platforms, Harris is carving out space for Black communities to define their own psychedelic future.

  • 4 weeks ago | psychedelicstates.substack.com | Jack Gorsline

    Happy Saturday, Psychonauts!As promised in last night’s after-hours recap/update combo, I’m back today with my second major PSA Promo Alert of the weekend to share some exciting news - news that I’m confident will only further the momentum behind a lengthy list of collaborative projects I’ve been quietly brokering over the last few weeks (more to come on that soon enough). Psychedelic State(s) of America is a reader-supported publication.

  • 1 month ago | theothermagazines.com | Jack Gorsline

    Without bustling in the open market, like so many of New York’s Cannabis industry leaders, the “psychedelic renaissance” of the last decade continues to stoke interest and gain momentum. The Empire State’s psychedelic subculture has been steadily thriving in the underground and beyond, drawing curiosity and controversy as a growing number of New Yorkers explore and use certain psychedelics like psilocybin mushrooms, LSD, ayahuasca, and more.

  • 2 months ago | talkingjointsmemo.com | Jack Gorsline

    It’s that time of year again. That magical, slightly overcast weather known to blanket New England in mid-to-late March has arrived like clockwork, signaling the return of the now-11th annual NECANN Boston, taking place this weekend at the Hynes Convention Center in Back Bay. With the convention primed for a proper expansion track for a few years, the 2025 edition will feature an exciting new avenue focused entirely on psychedelics.

  • Feb 26, 2025 | horizonmass.news | Jack Gorsline

    The psychedelic landscape in Massachusetts is shifting rapidly as grassroots leaders regroup following the failure of the Question 4 psychedelics ballot initiative last November.