Psychedelic States of America is a project by Jack Gorsline and Noah Daly that examines how psychedelics are reshaping American society, not just through research labs or therapy rooms, but also in courtrooms, statehouses, and everyday communities. Their work looks past the clichés and marketing spin to focus on the real forces driving change: shifting laws, evolving science, and the messy bureaucracies that stand between people and access.

By weaving together reporting, analysis, and cultural observation, Psychedelic States gives readers a clear-eyed view of where things are headed. It’s about policy battles and medical breakthroughs, but also about the people caught in between; the patients, advocates, skeptics, and power brokers shaping the future of psychedelics in America.