The Trip Report Report aims to bring the stories behind the drugs that shape our society to the forefront through history and first person experience reports. We explore the origins and cultural role of various intoxicants and read reports from primary sources to great delight.
This podcast was researched and written by Kai, and produced and edited by Max at Lubb Dupp Studios in Los Angeles, California.
The Trip Report Report is made with love and is for entertainment purposes only.
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The Trip Report Report aims to bring the stories behind the drugs that shape our society to the forefront through history and first person experience reports. We explore the origins and cultural role of various intoxicants and read reports from primary sources to great delight.
This podcast was researched and written by Kai, and produced and edited by Max at Lubb Dupp Studios in Los Angeles, California.
The Trip Report Report is made with love and is for entertainment purposes only.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Could Amanita Muscaria be the secret to finally clearing up your psoriasis? Making your poops more regular? Increasing your agility in the ring? How about in the bedroom ;) The answer may shock you!
We discuss whether this fabled "poison" could have a place in the modern medicine cabinet. And after exploring several studies on the effects of muscimol and ibotenic acid, we examine the results of the largest informal survey of Amanita Muscaria microdosing ever conducted, by none other than the Queen of Amanita Content herself, Russian doctor and psychonaut Baba Masha M.D. And of course, we close things out with a cautionary tale of Amanita Macrodose gone awry!
To support all our work and hear more reports (and tangents), check out Extended Release Episodes on our Patreon https://www.patreon.com/c/TripReportReport
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Aaaaaand check out our ever growing list of harm reduction resources at tripreportreport.com
Sources Referenced in this Episode
A Fungal Fairy Tale - Hamilton's Pharmacopeia
Baba Masha, "Microdosing with Amanita Muscaria: Creativity, Healing, and Recovery with the Sacred Mushroom" [2022]
R Schwatcz et al., "Ibotenic acid-induced neuronal degeneration: a morphological and neurochemical study"
C.A. Tamminga et al., "Muscimol: Gaba agonist therapy in schizophrenia"
Magdalena Kondeva-Burdina et al., "Effects of Amanita muscaria extract on different in vitro neurotoxicity models at sub-cellular and cellular levels"
Ron Levy et al., "Lidocaine and muscimol microinjections in subthalamic nucleus reverse parkinsonian symptoms"
Ruanxian Dai et al., "Preliminary study on the time-correlation changes in brain neurotransmitters of mice exposed to mushroom toxin ibotenic acid"
CuriousJim on Erowid.org, "The Loop: An Experience with Amanita Muscaria" [2004]
"Easy method for a full decarboxylation of ibotenic acid" by u/RdCrestdBreegull on Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/AmanitaMuscaria/comments/pf0e2k/easy_method_for_a_full_decarboxylation_of
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Was the REAL Jesus not a man, but a mushroom shrouded in metaphor to survive Roman persecution? Did amanita muscaria inspire pre-Hindu Vedic priests to craft literally thousands of hymns? When the stakes are this high, can Jamie “pull that up?”
Today we're continuing on our trip down Amanita Lane talking about two dudes and their much disputed mushroom theories! We start off with Robert Gordon Wasson and his Soma Hypothesis, in which he argues amanita muscaria was the true identity of the plant god Soma from the Ninth Mandala of the Rig Veda. Then we go deeper down the rabbit hole with John Marco Allegro, who claims that the beloved Jesus Christ was in fact a cover up for the horny mushroom rituals too wild to be written down. Finally, we cap things off with a classic trip report that really brings everything together in one glorious golden shower.
To support all our hard work and hear a truly spectacular bonus report featuring some force-fem-shamanism, check out the Extended Release version of Amanita Muscaria Part 1 on our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/c/TripReportReport
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Sources Referenced in this Episode
John Marco Allegro interview with Van Kooten & De Bie; recorded for Dutch TV [1976]
John M. Allegro, "The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross" [1970]
R. Gordon Wasson, "Soma: divine mushroom of immortality" [1968]
Carl Ruck in Altered States, "Wasson and the Psychedelic Revolution" [2010]
John Brough in Indologica Taurinesia, "Problems of the 'Soma-mushroom' theory" [1973]
LustLover, on Erowid, "The Golden Rain of the Gods" [2003]
Disclaimer
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The hosts and guests are not licensed medical professionals. Do not rely on any information discussed in this podcast to make decisions regarding your health or well-being without first consulting a qualified healthcare provider.
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In this episode, our wooden bowls floweth over with deep lore and more! We embark on a mystical journey to the land of the Koryak and Chukchi in Northeast Asia, and tell tales of what many people believe to be the original magic mushroom, Amanita Muscaria (aka Fly Agaric). You know we love primary source documents, so we're checking in with some 19th-century Russian dissidents who were exiled to Siberia and wrote some of the first accounts of Amanita use among the local Indigenous population.
To hear a truly spectacular bonus report featuring some force-fem-shamanism, check out this week’s Extended Release episode on our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/c/TripReportReport
Images of the Pegtymel Petroglyphs are available at tripreportreport.com/extras
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Aaaaaand check out our ever growing list of harm reduction resources at tripreportreport.com
Sources Referenced in this Episode
Anna Reid, "The Shaman's Coat" [2002]
N.N. Dikov, "Mysteries in the Rocks at Ancient Chukotka" [1971]
Maret Saar in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology, "Ethnomycological Data from Siberia and North-East Asia on the Effect of Amanita Muscaria" [1991]
Philip Johan von Strahlenberg, "An Historico-Geographical Description of the North and Eastern Parts of Europe and Asia" [1736]
Waldemar Jochelson in The Jesup North Pacific Expedition, Memoir of the American Museum of Natural History "The Koryak" [1908]
Waldemar Bogoras in American Anthropologist, "The Chukchi of Northeastern Asia" [1901]
Waldemar Bogoras in The Journal of American Folklore, "Chuckchee Tales" [1928]
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Today we're discussing the deliriant state known as Eiriel, and the two reports from the olde internet chan board which coined the phrase. This episode comes complete with a big wet smooch from the Hatman’s shadowy lips. We talk internet culture, enjoy tangents on figures like Frederick Brennan, and try to make sense of what drives people to consume life threatening amounts of over the counter allergy medicine.
Trigger Warning: for discussions of suicide and self-harm.
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Sources Referenced in this Episode
"Sedric Lightbury's First Trip Report: https://pastebin.com/Na2EUs07
Sedric Lightbury's Second Trip Report: https://pastebin.com/YyAE94Ls
420Chan on the Internet Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20130211010837/http://420chan.org/
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Discussion of drugs, their effects, or methods of consumption does not imply endorsement, encouragement, or promotion by the producers, hosts, guests, or affiliated parties.
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Bennies Part 1! And it's a doozy...
We discuss the shockingly popular trends around so-called recreational Benadryl use, and the digital communities that have emerged to support this largely solitary activity. We follow The Hatman down a dark wooded path filled with creepy crawlers to figure out why he would telepathically misgender people, and to try and find out where we can get a funky hat like his.
*Trigger Warning for discussions of suicide and self-harm.
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Sources Referenced in this Episode
Fourniquet, S, et al., "Seeing Spiders: A Qualitative Analysis of an Online Community of Recreational Diphenhydramine Users" https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/3n9bj
Psyck of it All, "Getting Drylled" https://www.erowid.org/experiences/exp.php?ID=65888
Hasin D. et al., "DSM-5 Criteria for Substance Use Disorders: Recommendations and Rationale" https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3767415/
Psychonaut Wiki, Diphenhydramine entry: https://psychonautwiki.org/wiki/Diphenhydramine
Pinned Post from /DPH Subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/DPH/comments/ebc1u8/dph_guide_20_featuring_dph_dose_calculator/
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The hosts and guests are not licensed medical professionals. Do not rely on any information discussed in this podcast to make decisions regarding your health or well-being without first consulting a qualified healthcare provider.
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We sat down for an in-studio conversation with filmmaker Courtney Stephens, co-director of the recent documentary, John Lilly and the Earth Coincidence Control Office. Courtney shares her unique perspective on Lilly as someone who has spent 5+ years conducting interviews with his associates and reviewing massive amounts of archival material. Our conversation centers around Lilly's sprawling and complicated cultural legacy; with plenty of digressions into strange and esoteric rabbit holes. If you liked our first John Lilly episode, you'll love this one. TW for brief discussions of animal abuse.
To explore more of Courtney's work on the big screen head to her website https://www.courtneystephens.net/
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Sources Referenced in this Episode
"John Lilly and the Earth Coincidence Control Office" dir. Courtney Stephens and Michael Almereyda
MY YEAR AT JOHN LILLY'S DOLPHIN LAB on TheTedNelson's Youtube Page
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We salute you!! In this episode we sniff out some bozos with problematic poppers takes, cover a bit of poppers current affairs, and drumroll please… speak with out first ever guest on the pod, the Pop Boss himself, Adam Zmith! We get his take on everything from poppers' ambiguous legal status, to which Star Trek character has the best queer story line. Finally, we climax with a discussion of the Popperbator community and give you a zesty reenactment of what Poppers Trainer Videos are all about.
If you’re fiending for some more, check out the Extended Release version of this episode, featuring our top selections from the r/PoppersPigs subreddit on our patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/c/TripReportReport
Thanks so much to Adam for being our first guest on the show, we highly recommend you buy his book Deep Sniff which was essential in our research for this show. You can check out more of his potent writing here and listen to his many great podcasts here
*Trigger Warning for explicit descriptions of sex
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Sources Referenced in this Episode
Video of RFJ Jr. Being Wrong about Poppers and Aids
Justin Ling, "Joe Rogan and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Are AIDS Denialists"
Henry Chandonnet, "The FDA is Cracking Down on 'Poppers' Producers"
David Mack, "The War on Poppers Started Long Before RFK Took Over HHS"
Peter Stanley, "Anthony Fauci Quietly Shocked Us All"
M.T. Schechter et al. "HIV-1 and the aetiology of AIDS"
Chun Chao et al. "Recreational drug use and T lymphocyte subpopulations in HIV-uninfected and HIV-infected men"
Pride Chigwedere MD et al. "Estimating the Lost Benefits of Antiretroviral Drug Use in South Africa"
Disclaimer
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The hosts and guests are not licensed medical professionals. Do not rely on any information discussed in this podcast to make decisions regarding your health or well-being without first consulting a qualified healthcare provider.
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The moment you've all been waiting for ... it's the Poppers ep! With poppers in the crosshairs, we had to give y'all a whiff of the story behind your favorite little brown bottle. We start at the beginning in a french apothecary, peruse some titillating archival material, and perform some particularly lewd and crude reports that absolutely dripping with nitrites, among other things ;) Tune in next week for our interview with Adam Zmith, who quite literally wrote the book on poppers.
*Trigger Warning for explicit descriptions of sex
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Sources Referenced in this Episode
View scanned Drummer archives: cowboyfrank.men/
Special thanks to CSUDH Gerch Archives and Special Collections for making their archives available for research. With their cooperation we viewed archival material from: Drummer Magazine, Newswest, The Sentinel, The Advocate, and several other queer periodicals published between 1975 - 1990.
Adam Zmith, "Deep Sniff: A History of Poppers and Queer Futures" [2021] https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/676195/deep-sniff-by-adam-zmith/
Gina Tonic, "From Heart Medicine to Party Drug: A Brief History of Poppers"
Tim Willems, "Hit Hold Release 3: A Gay Adult Poppers Fantasy" [2024]
Time Magazine, "Nation: Rushing to a New High"
Jerry Mills, "Poppers: The Collected Cartoons of Jerry Mills" [1985]
H.W. Haverkos et. al, "Nitrite inhalants: history, epidemiology, and possible links to AIDS."
Austin Le et al. "Use of 'Poppers' among Adults in the United States, 2015 - 2017"
Wayne, on Erowid, "Mostly for Solo Sex"
Disclaimer
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The hosts and guests are not licensed medical professionals. Do not rely on any information discussed in this podcast to make decisions regarding your health or well-being without first consulting a qualified healthcare provider.
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We're finally giving into our targeted Instagram ads and taking our mental health into our own hands (with an internet nurse practitioner who shares a name with a certain former First Lady). It's 2025 and we're getting our Ketamine from a compounding pharmacy in Ohio and shipped through the goshdang US postal service.
*Trigger Warning for discussions of suicidal ideation.
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Research and Writing by Kai
Editing and Production by Max
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Sources Referenced in this Episode
FDA Spravato Announcement https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/fda-approves-new-nasal-spray-medication-treatment-resistant-depression-available-only-certified
Michelle Lhooq, The Psychedelic Industry Grew Too Fast—And Now is Getting a Reality Check https://doubleblindmag.com/the-psychedelic-industry-grew-too-fast-and-now-is-imploding/
Reddit thread including discussion of Ketamine therapy https://www.reddit.com/r/TherapeuticKetamine/comments/1dv7ulc/spravato_or_at_home/
Miski, Magical Depression Annihilator https://erowid.org/experiences/exp.php?ID=116071
Mayo Clinic on Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/electroconvulsive-therapy/about/pac-20393894
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The hosts and guests are not licensed medical professionals. Do not rely on any information discussed in this podcast to make decisions regarding your health or well-being without first consulting a qualified healthcare provider.
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Finally one for the dolls! JK all our episodes are for the dolls. Do trans people like Ketamine more than cis people? I don't know, but it sure seems like it sometimes when you hang out with a lot of trans people who like Ketamine! We read from Hannah Baer's excellent book Trans Girl Suicide Museum, and discuss some the factors that contribute to higher rates of drug use among the queer community.
TW: for discussion of suicide, some graphic sexual content and brief mention of eating disorders.
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Sources Referenced in this Episode
Hannah Baer, "Trans Girl Suicide Museum" [2019] https://hessepress.storenvy.com/products/28804096-hannah-baer-trans-girl-suicide-museum
Jack K. Day et al., Transgender Youth Substance Use Disparities: Results from a Population-Based Sample https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6802742/
Sam Baker, Joy in my Body: an Exploration of Queer Drug Use https://digitalcommons.bard.edu/senproj_f2023/4/
Delilah Friedler, Does the Queer Scene Have a Ketamine Problem? https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/ketamine-queer-scene-addiction-side-effects-1234656422/
Jessalyn Maguire, “Angry at the Wrong Thing:” Queering Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy for Clients Experiencing Body Image and Eating Distress https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/28376811.2024.2371792?src=
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We read at length from an early account of explorations with Ketamine from the self-proclaimed High Priestess of Ketamine herself: Marcia Moore. We talk about Marcia's life, and seminal therapeutic Ketamine text: Journey's Into the Bright World. This is a text heavy episode, but I think it's worth it for the canon. Featuring a cute John & Toni Lilly cameo later in the episode.
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Sources Referenced in this Episode
Marcia Moore "Journeys Into the Bright World" [1978] https://archive.org/details/journeysbrightworld
"The mysterious death of the ketamine priestess" by Jules Evans, Ed Prideaux, and James Penner https://www.ecstaticintegration.org/p/the-mysterious-death-of-the-ketamine
MARCIA S. MOORE COLLECTION, 1948-1999 (BULK 1948-1964), Concord Free Public Library https://web.archive.org/web/20150827135246/http://www.concordlibrary.org/scollect/fin_aids/Moore.html
Link to Theosophical Society Logo https://images.app.goo.gl/3Z6um499BeLWEu4r7
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The John C. Lilly episode! We discuss John Lilly's love and abuse of dolphins, potential three letter agency affiliations, float tanks (he invented them!), and of course, Ketamine. We read at length from John's autobiography, The Scientist, and discuss his proclivity for taking massive amounts of Ketamine later in his life. RIP John Lilly you would have hated ChatGPT.
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ct_c7WSxI5qQV7rC8wp9vdHbz5qtdni4/view?usp=drive_link
Sources Referenced in this Episode
John Cunningham Lilly. The Scientist : A Metaphysical Autobiography. Berkeley, Ca, Ronin Pub, 1997. https://archive.org/details/scientist00lill/page/6/mode/2up
Jeffrey, Francis, and John Cunningham Lilly. John Lilly, so Far--. Tarcher, 1990.
https://archive.org/details/johnlillysofar0000unse/mode/2up
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In this one we discuss Ketamine's first use in a therapeutic setting and Salvador Roquet's sensory-overload psychedelic sessions in Mexico City. We talk about the first Yale study on Ketamine as a treatment for major depression, and the slew of studies and meta analysis that came next. Then we read two trip reports from people who have different goals for their Ketamine use. Trigger Warning: for brief discussions of suicidal ideation.
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RIwsVaAEjjK0XBII86MPUrRMltWI_zuf/view?usp=drive_link
Sources Referenced in this Episode
Salvador Roquet Remembered, by Stanley Krippner: https://tinyurl.com/yk7jv2jr
Salvador Roquet, Maria Sabina, and the Trouble with Jipis, by Alexander Dawson: https://tinyurl.com/bdc2car6
An Introduction to the Psychedelic Psychotherapy of Salvador Roquet, by Alberto Villoldo: https://tinyurl.com/37vs8rc9
The Past, Present and Future of Using Ketamine to Treat Depression: https://tinyurl.com/2s3m5esr
International pooled patient-level meta-analysis of ketamine infusion for depression: In search of clinical moderators: https://tinyurl.com/mutrwkat
My Psychedelic Trip Our of Depression, by Courtenay Harris Bond: https://tinyurl.com/yc3p39rb
K Confessions by Legofeel: https://tinyurl.com/jbvejab5
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The seminal episode of The Trip Report Report! We discuss Ketamine's origins in the Parke-Davis lab and how it was fast-tracked through the FDA by testing it on prison inmates for use in the Vietnam war. Then we dive into some trip reports from Erowid and yes - there's a large jar of piss involved. IYKYK.
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Transcript Link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bGAARpl4i0jq6cIPJOQN8JQFSH83B4VZ/view?usp=drive_link
Sources Referenced in this Episode
For an in-depth review of prisoner abuse by the medical establishment between 1950 - 1970, you can read: Acres of Skin: Human Experiments at the Homesburg Prison by Allen M. Hornblum.
First K Hole - The True Horror Behind Reality
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