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Vol. INo. 4August 2026
Psy Times Magazine
Mycology · Community WellnessEst. 2026
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Cover of Psy Times Magazine, August 2026In print
No. 4 · 43 pages

August 2026The Chemistry Issue

The entourage effect beyond psilocybin, an Irish taxonomist chasing Psilocybe neoxalapensis through Mexican cloud forest, Caine Barlow on how fungi move across the planet, San Pedro in the Sonoran desert, and a $127 billion argument about the future of medicine.

  • p.6Beyond Psilocybin
  • p.9Mescaline
  • p.18Rooted in the Clouds
Cover of Psy Times Magazine, June 2026
No. 3 · 36 pages

June 2026The Community Issue

Dennis Walker opens the doors of the Mycopreneur Incubator, Hyphal Mind writes on integrity in a fast-growing community, White Rabbit Mycology grows the elusive Panaeolus cyanescens, and psychedelic medicine enters a new era.

  • p.8Mycopreneur Incubator
  • p.15Twamak
  • p.20Cultivation, Community, and the Crossroads of Integrity
Cover of Psy Times Magazine, February 2026
No. 2 · 30 pages

February 2026The Art Issue

Broke Boy Mycology gives mushrooms a voice through clay, Basidium Equilibrium traces Psilocybe subtropicalis back to the highlands of Oaxaca, The Goose asks hard questions about Oregon's legal therapy model, and the genetics gallery goes deep blue.

  • p.13Giving Mushrooms a Voice Through Clay and Responsibility
  • p.23Psilocybe subtropicalis
  • p.25Oregon's Legal Mushroom Therapy
Cover of Psy Times Magazine, January 2026
No. 1 · 34 pages

January 2026The Founding Issue

Where it began. Hyphal Mind tells the story of Paja Crown, the lineage that almost slipped through the cracks, The Fungus Frequency introduces El Dragōn, veterans look beyond conventional medicine, and Dennis Walker asks whether mushrooms are for dogs.

  • p.2Paja Crown
  • p.10El Dragōn
  • p.17Bloberry
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