Psychedelic Women
Rainbow ValentineProducer/Host, Rainbow Valentine was born into the inner circle of the San Francisco counterculture which didn’t seem unusual until she grew up and discovered not everyone’s family and friends were pot smugglers, rock stars and artists activating for peace, justice and equality. Rainbow Valentine’s mom, her friend’s moms and her mom’s friends were the bedrock of the world famous 1960’s countercult... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & Culture | |||
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Don’t everyone’s parents have smuggler friends who disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle? In the subculture host, Rainbow Valentine grew up in, yes, but the rest of the world, maybe not. And because of this, RV shares ho-hum lunch convos with her and ... more
Before she was a 17 year old groundfloor member of the 1960's San Francisco counterculture, Rosie McGee was the child of French Holocaust survivors who, after WW2, flipped a coin on where to emigrate and as Rosie says, “I won” because San Francisco ... more
“You can smuggle anything except for drugs and guns…” These were the rules laid down by a Brazilian beauty queen to her Uraguyan Jewish husband, who smuggled everything from hi-fis to Hindus. In this episode of Smuggler Family Album, host Rainbow Va... more
In this bonus episode host, Rainbow Valentine, continues to put the psychedelic puzzle pieces of her culture together as Dr. Maria Mangini, PHD, co-founder of the Women’s Visionary Congress, nurse practitioner and psychedelic historian, tells RV and ... more
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I’ve always been a fan of the counter culture and a lot of the things that have come from it. This podcast really dives deep into the history and what was really going on behind the scenes. Looking forward to listening to the other podcast by rainbow.
Apple Podcasts5Peejaywah
United States6 months ago - A great trifecta
Among my favorite podcasts are Rainbow's American Prankster, Psychedelic Women and Disorganized Crime. How wonderful that Taffy opens up so much in the latter two series. Thanks, Rainbow!
Apple Podcasts5Jon Katz DefenseUnited States9 months ago - Not good
This is terrible. To boot, the host’s voice grates like a fork scraping on a chalkboard.
Apple Podcasts1PaulPuccioni
United Kingdom9 months ago - Mom Who?
I’m loving the show but disappointed all of the descriptions so far don’t mention RV’s mom’s name. She’s just referred to as mom, which is weird because it seems the intent is to show how she’s so much more than that. Feels like a miss in a show designed to honor her and her legacy.
Really enjoying learning about the female legacy tho!
Apple Podcasts1MohiniYoginiUnited States9 months ago - Rainbow valentine smash
Really good
Apple Podcasts5lazeeewafflesUnited States9 months ago
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This series explores the impact and contributions of women within the 1960s American counterculture, focusing on personal narratives that highlight their roles in transformative movements around sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll. The stories shared reveal the unique experiences of women who were at the forefront of change during a critical period in history. Through revealing conversations with notable figures from the era, listeners gain insights into the vibrancy and complexity of life in San Francisco's counterculture scene, emphasizing themes of resilience and empowerment that resonate even today.
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Recent guests on Psychedelic Women include:
1. Rosie McGee
2. Pedro Angerman Strasser
3. Nicki Scully
4. Carlo Pallotti
5. Raechel Donahue
6. Dr. Maria Mangini
7. Susanne Seiler
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