ecstasy

The former head of a drugs gang reveals how he made millions by building up his reputation, evading authorities and, at times, using violence.

Mephedrone in the late 00s was easy to order off the internet, it was the catalyst that moved the drugs market online – changing the way people get high forever.

Grenades in coffee shops. Rocket launchers fired at offices. The murder of a lawyer representing a gangland informant. Is the Netherlands turning into a narco-state?

Spice was a cheap and legal chemical cannabis. However, government bans saw chemists tweak its formula until it had mutated into a “zombie drug” capable of causing chaos

When huge quantities of the safrole oil required to make MDMA went up in smoke in the late 2000s, the global ecstasy deficit was filled with a deadly replacement: PMA.

British people statistically take more MDMA in one session than any other country on the planet. In this episode, we find out what’s making ecstasy so dangerous again.

A series of short films offering realistic and practical harm reduction advice for all of the UK's favourite drugs. In this episode we discuss taking multiple drugs.

A series of short films offering realistic and practical harm reduction advice for all of the UK's favourite drugs. We begin on the #1 substance for the Brits - Ecstasy.

Un gros câlin à l'homme qui a créé la plupart des drogues psychédéliques de cette planète.