Cultural historian Graham St. John's 'Strange Attractor' chronicles McKenna's role as rogue scholar and stand-up philosopher, tracing his journey from a 1966 DMT conversion experience to becoming a disembodied voice whispering into the ears of dancers worldwide.

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After a mind-bending trip at nineteen, Terence McKenna, or “America’s shaman,” spent his adult life transforming a molecule into a cultural sacrament.

Forest Lewis ponders Graham St John’s “Strange Attractor: The Hallucinatory Life of Terence McKenna.”

The life and ideas of psychedelic philosopher Terence McKenna, who advocated a return to humanity’s ancestral relationship with psychoactive plants

YouTube video by Mckenna Academy of Natural Philosophy

An excerpt from Strange Attractor: The Hallucinatory Life of Terence McKenna by Graham St John

A march in Switzerland was directed at Donald Trump, featuring a brigade of flute players wearing giant hats in the shape of a hand raising the middle finger.