How to pronounce “timothy leary” in English

Timothy Leary has something to do with this.

Timothy Leary used to call this the vertigo of freedom.

Before Timothy Leary and the whole '60s psychedelic story that we think we know so well, there was this research period, and there was this very interesting character, who's

from 1967 between Timothy Leary and Jerome Lettvin at MIT.

I had Timothy Leary's offices at Harvard for a period of time.

There was controversy surrounding Timothy Leary, especially after he was fired from Harvard.

This is the best thing that Timothy Leary ever did, in my view.

And then there was controversies surrounding Timothy Leary at Harvard.

There was a great essay written by Timothy Leary that I think is fabulous, a piece in the '60s called ""Programming the Psychedelic Experience,"" in which he defined the psychedelic

Timothy Leary.

And there was a great essay written by Timothy Leary that I think is a fabulous piece in the 60s called Programming the Psychedelic Experience in which he defined the psychedelic

A famous study by Walter Pahnke, in conjunction with Timothy Leary, gave psilocybin or niacin pills.

And it was really strong, and I spent months trying to get the pure-- I got it, basically, from Timothy Leary's asshole.

There's a famous story about Ram Dass, Richard Alpert, who was Timothy Leary's collaborator during the Harvard

Once it got into the hands of the hippies, especially this guy, Dr. Timothy Leary, most known for "Turn on, tune in, drop out," it became highly popular.