#psychotronic magazine

[driveintheaterofthemind]

John Astin

Psychotronic Magazine #011

[whitetrashsoul]

[exdeputysonso]

Psychotronic Magazine #14 Winter 1992/1993

[oldshowbiz]

Dawn Wells reading Psychotronic Magazine

[spaceintruderdetector]

psychotronic films list 1982

High Times Magazine, 1980s : THC : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

[ronnymerchant]

the PSYCHOTRONIC MAN (1979)

...and yes, this is where Mike Weldon got the title for his magazine.

[renee00124]

The Hidden History of Electromagnetic Weapons, Mind Control, and Military Programs

The Patented, Beamed "Hearing Voices" Effect and Schizophrenic Setup

Artificial Telepathy and the Space Command

The CIA Doctors and Military Mind Control Video

From Nazis to DARPA

Official Mind Control Patents

[ronmerchant]

My contribution ("Ron Merchant of Lawton Michigan") to Psychotronic Video magazine #37 in 2002.

[stevensavage]

40 Versions Of Me

(This column is posted at www.StevenSavage.com, Steve’s Tumblr, and Pillowfort.  Find out more at my newsletter, and all my social media at my linktr.ee)

(Thanks to Serdar for the idea.)

There’s a me who became a comedian.

There’s a me who became a minister and then lost his faith.

There’s a me who became a minister and then lost his heart.

There’s a me who became a tutor.

There’s a me who churns out hack SF at a rapid pace.

There’s a me who collects obscure sci-fi and fantasy movies.

There’s a me who designed psychotronic devices.

There’s a me who designs artificial limbs.

There’s a me who did documentation for video games.

There’s a me who didn’t live to see eighteen.

There’s a me who does neurological research and hates it.

There’s a me who joined a cult.

There’s a me who founded a cult.

There’s a me who got a Computer Science Degree and vanished into a government job.

There’s a me who got deep into indie bands and ran their newsletters.

There’s a me who has a nursing degree.

There’s a me who has only worked in a University setting but isn’t an educator.

There’s a me who helped a company dominate their industry, and I never realized what I did.

There’s a me who is a crotchety old programmer.

There’s a me who is a damn good Executive Admin.

There’s a me who is a humor columnist since my college days.

There’s a me who is a life coach.

There’s a me who is a professional writer – of anything.

There’s a me who is a social worker.

There’s a me who is a therapist

There’s a me who launched an anime fan magazine.

There’s a me who manages video game programmers.

There’s a me who programmed video games.

There’s a me who still works in banking and likes it, for some reason

There’s a me who supports expensive laboratory devices.

There’s a me who was never married.

There’s a me who works in the RPG industry.

There’s a me who writes weird, surrealist fiction.

There’s a me who wrote – and maybe still writes – indie comics.

There’s a me who’s a dual citizen in Canada.

There’s a me who’s a professor of some kind.

There’s a me who just realized what he’s done with his life.

There’s a me who likes himself more.

There’s a me who likes myself less.

There’s a me who never writes things like this list.

What are 40 versions of you I should know?

Steven Savage

 www.StevenSavage.com

www.InformoTron.com

[cinefilesreviews]

Greaser's Palace (1972) is an (Unfulfilling) Weirdo's Paradise

This is installment one in our “Psychotronic Cinema” series. The films in this series are “psychotronic,” a term borrowed from Michael J. Weldon’s magazine and encyclopedia. Psychotronic covers the wide swath of cinema that is either slightly out there or entirely bonkers – horror, science fiction, fantasy, exploitation, blockbusters, flops, low budgets, no budgets, thought-provoking, brain…

[davidgalearchive]

Photos and mentions of David Gale from Psychotronic Magazine no. 9 (1991) and no. 11 (1991). Seen reading Psychotronic Magazine Issues 2 and 4. source 1 / source 2

[whitetrashsoul]

Psychotronic magazine, Crypt Records ads.

[weirdellis]

https://archive.org/details/psychotronic

Psychotronic Magazine. I bought a ton of them. And sold them all.

It was great finding this archive of several.

Still great reading.

I’m a boomer. When did they get the tech to make an image file of text into something select-able?

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[susantyrrell]

Interview with Susan Tyrrell from the Summer 1990 issue of Psychotronic Video (issue 6).

Another no-holds-barred interview! Whew!

[ronnymerchant]

I don’t know how many of you folks read any of Micheal Weldon’s magazines. He was a fantastic researcher. He also did 2 books. 

He did a 3rd book as well- but it was never published. Here it is!

Enjoy!