Reason

Psychonaut Hamilton Morris on Drugs After Prohibition

hat will American drug culture look like once prohibition is finally over and we can start to legally use more substances in more settings? No one is better situated to start that discussion than Hamilton Morris, the 32-year-old host of , a documentary series that has aired for two seasons on the Viceland cable channel. The show explores the variety of drugs that are available, how they work, and how we might best use them to fulfill

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Reason

Reason3 min read
Archives
October 2009 “The Federal Reserve’s monetary base statistics show that in the last year the money in circulation has increased far faster than at any other point in American history. Thus, by the dictionary definition, we have inflation. But prices h
Reason5 min read
Pluralism Outlasts Brutal Uniformity
IN HIS CLASSIC book Afghanistan: A Cultural and Political History, the anthropologist Thomas Barfield argued that Afghan society had seen stability only when its rulers respected the diversity of the country’s com munities and allowed them some space
Reason3 min read
New Jersey Wants Your Baby’s Genes
MANDATORY GENOMIC SEQUENCING of all newborns—it sounds like something out of a dystopian sci-fi story. But it could become a reality in New Jersey, where health officials are considering adding this analysis to the state’s mandatory newborn testing r

Related Books & Audiobooks