DOUBLEBLIND MAGAZINE ISSUE 3

ISSUE 3 : In DoubleBlind's third issue, explore psychedelics as tools for healing and interconnectivity in times of crisis. Find timely stories that examine racial and social justice in relation to psychedelics. Discuss the paradox of conscious capitalism, the reality of racism in the psychedelic space, and the question of psychedelic exceptionalism. Venture around the world, from an all-women's ayahuasca ceremony in the Amazon to the underbelly of the global festival culture to queer communities from around the African continent. The issue also features practical advice, like how to choose the right psychedelic for you, as well as a transcript of a previously unpublished interview with Timothy Leary and Roger Steffens (the artist behind the renowned Family Acid photo collection). Plus stories, poetry, photography, art, and so much more.

DoubleBlind is a print magazine and digital media platform at the forefront of the modern psychedelic movement. Founded by journalists Shelby Hartman and Madison Margolin, DoubleBlind offers thoughtful, accessible, and rigorously researched storytelling around psychedelics, consciousness, and mental health. 

DoubleBlind operates at the intersection of media, education, and advocacy. Through their print issues, online articles, courses, and community events, they explore how psychedelics intersect with everything from trauma healing and Indigenous wisdom, to drug policy reform, bioethics, and ecological awareness. Their mission is to elevate public discourse and equip people with reliable information in an era of increasing interest—and misinformation—around psychedelics.

Each issue of DoubleBlind is a beautifully designed, collectible print publication filled with long-form journalism, essays, interviews, photo essays, poetry, and visual art. Expect deep dives into topics such as:

The latest research on psychedelic-assisted therapy.
Profiles of underground healers, scientists, and activists.
Reflections on spirituality, mysticism, and altered states.
Analyses of policy shifts and the psychedelic industry boom.
Ethical concerns and Indigenous perspectives.
Practical guides for safe and intentional use.

DoubleBlind invites readers into a nuanced, grounded, and often poetic conversation about what it means to heal, connect, and expand our awareness in a complex world.