Talking in Technicolor

Talking In Technicolor

Thank you for consuming Talking in Technicolor Podcast, the very finest in public access psychedelic radio. Your host, Ryan, takes you on a journey through the mind, diverse cultures, and ethnobotany. Ryan is a cultural anthropologist and ethnographer who studies the interaction between humans, culture, and their environments, particularly plants and fungi. On this podcast, we cover a variety of topics ranging from exotic entheogens to meditation, horticulture, and foraging. The primary focus of the channel, however, is the use of psychedelic medicines to better one's life.

Episodes

  1. 05/11/2020

    Bakanawa: Psychedelic Plant of Mystery

    In this episode Ryan puts out a call to action for the psychedelic community. His research has uncovered a potentially psychedelic plant that is currently unknown to the mainstream culture. In an attempt to encourage collaborative research, Ryan is putting a plea out to the community to collect trip reports, additional information, and shared knowledge about this plant. Watch to learn more about Bakanawa (Scirpus acutus)  Although I stated this multiple times in the video, I feel the need to say this here for anyone not paying attention-- this is not a scheduled drug so it is 100% legal, but that doesn't mean go ingest it. There is simply not enough information out there for this to be considered a safe choice.   **Special thanks to Dr. Enrique Salmon for helping me research this episode!** Further Reading/References:   -Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 1979, Robert A. Bye, "Hallucinogenic Plants of the Tarahumara"   -Tarahumara Medicine: Ethnobotany and Healing among the Rarámuri of Mexico Hardcover – October 13, 2015 by Fructuoso Irigoyen-Rascón (Author)   -The Encyclopedia of Psychoactive Plants: Ethnopharmacology and Its Applications by Christian Ratsch (Author), Albert Hofmann (Foreward) (Author)   -Plants of the Gods Their Sacred, Healing, and Hallucinogenic Powers By Richard Evans Schultes, Albert Hofmann and Christian Rätsch  Sharing Breath With Our Relatives: Raramuri Plant Knowledge, Lexicon, and Cognition, by Enrique Salmon, 1999

    Bakanawa: Psychedelic Plant of Mystery

About

Thank you for consuming Talking in Technicolor Podcast, the very finest in public access psychedelic radio. Your host, Ryan, takes you on a journey through the mind, diverse cultures, and ethnobotany. Ryan is a cultural anthropologist and ethnographer who studies the interaction between humans, culture, and their environments, particularly plants and fungi. On this podcast, we cover a variety of topics ranging from exotic entheogens to meditation, horticulture, and foraging. The primary focus of the channel, however, is the use of psychedelic medicines to better one's life.