Andrew Callaghan

It was me and my friend CL at the time. I said, we're psychedelic journalists. We're parked on Tan and I, which is a cross street in Black Rock City. And we said, we have a 1998 Catalina Coachman Sport. It's an RV. We've set up a podcast studio. We're doing a show about psychedelic voyages. Yeah. So lo and behold, two hours later, we had 10 people lined up at the RV. Willing to talk.

It was me and my friend CL at the time. I said, we're psychedelic journalists. We're parked on Tan and I, which is a cross street in Black Rock City. And we said, we have a 1998 Catalina Coachman Sport. It's an RV. We've set up a podcast studio. We're doing a show about psychedelic voyages. Yeah. So lo and behold, two hours later, we had 10 people lined up at the RV. Willing to talk.

So that vetted people in advance for us. And so we did a couple interviews and that was that.

So that vetted people in advance for us. And so we did a couple interviews and that was that.

So that vetted people in advance for us. And so we did a couple interviews and that was that.

There was this lady named Rosma who said that she was known in several circles in Berkeley for being multi-orgasmic and could create multiple repeated climaxes using only her mind by like squinting her eyes and squeezing her eyes together so much that like the pleasure spiral just, you know, went crazy. I feel like I talked to several people like that at Berkeley.

There was this lady named Rosma who said that she was known in several circles in Berkeley for being multi-orgasmic and could create multiple repeated climaxes using only her mind by like squinting her eyes and squeezing her eyes together so much that like the pleasure spiral just, you know, went crazy. I feel like I talked to several people like that at Berkeley.

There was this lady named Rosma who said that she was known in several circles in Berkeley for being multi-orgasmic and could create multiple repeated climaxes using only her mind by like squinting her eyes and squeezing her eyes together so much that like the pleasure spiral just, you know, went crazy. I feel like I talked to several people like that at Berkeley.

Right, but still, it was on the cruder end. There was one guy named Kimbo Slice was his burner name. He talked about taking a shit after taking a quarter of mushrooms and how he was seeing his childhood and visualizing his past life as the turds were flowing into the toilet and just talks about the psychedelic union between pooing and taking, taking shrimps. So he was very visual with his words.

Right, but still, it was on the cruder end. There was one guy named Kimbo Slice was his burner name. He talked about taking a shit after taking a quarter of mushrooms and how he was seeing his childhood and visualizing his past life as the turds were flowing into the toilet and just talks about the psychedelic union between pooing and taking, taking shrimps. So he was very visual with his words.

Right, but still, it was on the cruder end. There was one guy named Kimbo Slice was his burner name. He talked about taking a shit after taking a quarter of mushrooms and how he was seeing his childhood and visualizing his past life as the turds were flowing into the toilet and just talks about the psychedelic union between pooing and taking, taking shrimps. So he was very visual with his words.

Yeah. So there was stuff like that. I interviewed Alex Gray, which was super cool about his first trip in San Francisco when he was in 1971, shortly after the summer of love. I got to do some pretty cool interviews, but still it was a semi ambush style. I wouldn't say that we were doing journalism yet. It was still comedic video work.

Yeah. So there was stuff like that. I interviewed Alex Gray, which was super cool about his first trip in San Francisco when he was in 1971, shortly after the summer of love. I got to do some pretty cool interviews, but still it was a semi ambush style. I wouldn't say that we were doing journalism yet. It was still comedic video work.

Yeah. So there was stuff like that. I interviewed Alex Gray, which was super cool about his first trip in San Francisco when he was in 1971, shortly after the summer of love. I got to do some pretty cool interviews, but still it was a semi ambush style. I wouldn't say that we were doing journalism yet. It was still comedic video work.

And then I go burning man. And then it's onto the next one. So I guess that could give a loose structure, but it's just like a punchy and slapstick thing. Um, Everything was going good until we interviewed this guy named DJ Soft Baby. He was wearing a golden leotard with, once again, kaleidoscope glasses, shirtless, dancing, like, you know, dancing. And he was eating chowder out of a...

And then I go burning man. And then it's onto the next one. So I guess that could give a loose structure, but it's just like a punchy and slapstick thing. Um, Everything was going good until we interviewed this guy named DJ Soft Baby. He was wearing a golden leotard with, once again, kaleidoscope glasses, shirtless, dancing, like, you know, dancing. And he was eating chowder out of a...

And then I go burning man. And then it's onto the next one. So I guess that could give a loose structure, but it's just like a punchy and slapstick thing. Um, Everything was going good until we interviewed this guy named DJ Soft Baby. He was wearing a golden leotard with, once again, kaleidoscope glasses, shirtless, dancing, like, you know, dancing. And he was eating chowder out of a...

a plastic bowl. And he was like, this chowder's so fucking good. He's like, this is the best chowder I've ever had in my life. And he starts putting the chowder on his face. And he's like, I want the chowder all over me. Yeah. And so we just go, hey man, can you just do a dance for us real quick, just for some B-roll? He does a dance. We post it on Instagram the next morning.

a plastic bowl. And he was like, this chowder's so fucking good. He's like, this is the best chowder I've ever had in my life. And he starts putting the chowder on his face. And he's like, I want the chowder all over me. Yeah. And so we just go, hey man, can you just do a dance for us real quick, just for some B-roll? He does a dance. We post it on Instagram the next morning.

a plastic bowl. And he was like, this chowder's so fucking good. He's like, this is the best chowder I've ever had in my life. And he starts putting the chowder on his face. And he's like, I want the chowder all over me. Yeah. And so we just go, hey man, can you just do a dance for us real quick, just for some B-roll? He does a dance. We post it on Instagram the next morning.