User:Pedant/The Teafaerie
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The Teafaerie is a noted[1][2][3] public intellectual in psychedelic culture, known for her diverse creative contributions, including writing stories, poems, movies, plays, essays, making videos, organizing flash mobs, as well as her writing for Erowid.
Her column, "Teatime: Psychedelic Musings from the Center of the Universe,"[4] has been featured on Erowid since 2008, one of only 2 authors to be featured.
She was interviewed in the National Geographic Explorer episode Inside LSD[5] in 2009.
The Teafaerie has presented, both individually and as part of panel discussions, at numerous conferences and events worldwide,[6] and has been a guest on numerous podcasts covering psychedelics and festival culture.[7]
She contributed chapters to How Psychedelics Can Help Save the World: Visionary and Indigenous Voices Speak Out, 'Gathering Sounds' and 'Gathering Sounds, Too,'[8] and authored "No Retirement Plan For Wizards," an appeal for financial support for Ann and Sasha Shulgin.
She is also recognized as a pioneer in the harm reduction field of peer support.[9]
References
- ^ Wheal, Steven. "Stealing Fire." (Page 105) [1]
- ^ Slattery, Diana. "Xenolinguistics." (Page 99) [2]
- ^ Monteith, Andrew. "The Words of McKenna": Healing, Political Critique, and the Evolution of Psychonaut Religion since the 1960s Counterculture. Journal of the American Academy of Religion, Vol. 84, No. 4 (DECEMBER 2016), pp. 1081-1109 (Page 1100) [3]
- ^ Erowid.org [4]
- ^ National Geographic Explorer - ‘Inside LSD’ (Timestamp 35:23) [5]
- ^ Details of presentations at various conferences such as Psy-Sci 2023 in Denver, Association for Transpersonal Psychology (2019), Aware Project (2015), Palenque Norte (2014), Psychedemia and Boom Festival (2012), 6th Annual Shamanism Conference in Peru (circa 2010). [6]
- ^
- 2022: Psychedelic Cafe: Episode #10, December 9, 2022
- 2020: StephenGray Vision: December 3, 2020
- 2020: Life is A Festival: Episode #73, July 11, 2020
- 2020: Barbarian Noetics: June 21, 2020
- 2019: Rainbow Brainskull: EPISODE #47, November 11, 2019
- 2019: Psychedelics Today: April 11, 2019
- 2018: Future Fossils: Episode #100, December 4, 2018
- 2013: In a Perfect World: Episode #71, April 29, 2013
- ^ Contributions to "How Psychedelics Can Help Save the World: Visionary and Indigenous Voices Speak Out," [Link to TOC or book] Ch. 21 ; "Gathering Sounds," Ch. 25 (note that these two are the same piece, her 'Mamafesta,' so we could potentially call that out specifically); "Gathering Sounds, Too," Ch. 20.3 [8]
- ^ Contributions to harm reduction [Link or reference needed] still awaiting this [9]