All about the new Netflix series titled Have a Good Trip
If you are looking for something new on Netflix related to psychedelics and higher levels of existence, then you might want to check out a recently new addition to the best shows on Netflix lineup in the documentary Have a Good Trip. To listen and see the experiences of well-known people in different walks of life while being on an enjoyable trip yourself is perhaps one of the items on your bucket list. If this could be you wondering what to watch on Netflix, then follow along for the ride.
Why
The documentary was envisioned in 2009 in Cary’s hometown of Nantucket Island, following a conversation with Ben Stiller and Fisher Stevens. Donick Cary, an Emmy winner, took ten years to make this documentary that looks at the history of psychedelics and cultural impacts. The documentary may leave you pondering the powerful role that psychedelics have in the treatment of mental health.
An assembly of actors, comedians, and musicians speak openly about the trips they have taken throughout the documentary. The participant's experiences are dramatized through animation. What is a better way to watch one of the best shows on Netflix than while riding a green wave?
A look who is in the documentary
Some of the celebrities include big names like:
- Nick Kroll
- Sarah Silverman
- Will Forte
- Anthony Bourdain
- Nick Offerman is the narrator and portrays himself as a mad scientist. Many of the cast recount their experiences themselves with the aid of animation
- Sting makes some very bold positive claims for tripping when psychedelics are introduced to your system. The music icon likes having the grass talking to him while he is enjoying a psychedelic ride. Peyote seemed to be a favourite of this music icon, often used for spiritual elevation. He would like everyone to know that he does not believe that psychedelics are the answer to world problems, but perhaps in his views, they may be a place to start.
- A$AP Rocky is talking about a rainbow, the rainbow he is looking at is shooting out of his penis. The trippy sound effects will keep you engaged in the procedure. Born in New York U.S., the singer-rapper, model, songwriter explained how he used psychedelic drugs to be at one with the planet while enjoying sex with an unknown woman.
- Reggie Watts and his views on reality and how they have shifted surrounding the use of psychedelics.
- Rosie Perez on how psychedelics helped melt her into the mattress.
Hopes and dreams
Cary would love to take this coast to coast, having experts make panel conversations and answer questions. He hopes that his documentary will contribute to the discussion surrounding the legalization of psychedelics. He is not an advocate for everyone who wants to experience psychedelics, but his advocacy part comes into play for rational conversation and uses for those who may benefit. Ideally, the experience would be with supervision and support and from a licensed source. Psychedelics are powerful tools that may be beneficial for treating depression, addiction, and end of life trauma or anxiety.
Final traces
The documentary was aimed at tackling those questions surrounding psychedelics and the broad cultural influence that psychedelics may have. Like life, the documentary touched on bad trips and how, for some, the world around you suddenly turns into an opera of your very own nightmares. Perhaps it is to be noted that if things appear to be going sideways during your trip, you should hold on and remember that the journey will end. You’re just high.
