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The Best Episodes of Tales From the Trip

• January 25, 2024

If you’re a fan of weed and wild stories, then you’re in for a treat. Hit that bong and gear up for some of the best Tales From the Trip.

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Tales From the Trip

Tales From the Trip is a hilarious show that features real-life tales of people’s craziest experiences while high. It’s like getting high and swapping stories with your buddies, but with way better animation and sound effects .

The show is hosted by comedian and actor David Cross, who provides witty commentary and hilarious quips throughout each episode. And speaking of episodes, each features a different guest recounting their craziest and most mind-bending trips accompanied by animation style changes to fit the tone and mood of each storyteller.

No two episodes are alike, and the diversity of experiences lends itself to some pretty insightful commentary.

From encountering extraterrestrial life to battling inner demons, each tale is sure to leave you questioning reality. Some are trippy and psychedelic, while others are more straightforward and comedic.

So, what are the best episodes of Tales from the Trip? Here are some of our top picks.

“Liquid Misfortune”

This episode tells the story of Duncan Trussell, an actor and comedian who appears on the surreal, trippy Netflix show “The Midnight Gospel.”

Trussell shares his experience of doing bhang, a cannabis edible, in Varnasi and going on the trip of a lifetime. You know, the kind that will either rock your world or leave you in a puddle of your own tears. One or the other.

What makes this episode uniquely enjoyable, beyond the hilarity of going on a trip in such a morbid setting, is the notion that trips are not always life-changing, worldview-altering experiences. Sometimes, they’re downright terrifying. In the most hilarious ways possible.

“Mile-High Drug”

In this episode, comedian Shane Mauss shares the story of how he embarked on a series of unfortunate events, mostly of his own making.

The wonderfully-narrated episode takes you through Mauss’ ill-advised choice to pop a few mystery pills, drive to an airport, get on a plane, and trip in the most hilarious ways. It’s part cautionary tale, part schadenfreude.

Mostly though, it’s just one hell of a trip.

“A Cheesy Affair”

This episode features comedian Jessica Kirson, who shares her experience of taking mushrooms and having a life-changing epiphany that involves a romp with a goat man and some cheese.

Shrooms are, naturally, not an uncommon secondary indulgence of stoners and thinkers alike. That said, plenty of epiphanies can be had on a cannabis-fueled trip as well.

“The Worst Trip Ever”

Unfortunately, you could just as easily have a bad trip while indulging in weed, much like any other substance out there. Thankfully, even the worst weed-fueled trips usually make for a fantastic story.

This episode tells the story of musician and social media personality Petey’s run-in with an excessive amount of a wee cake. What follows is something that goes from a seemingly innocent indulgence to a wildly frantic panic-stricken trip for the ages.

“Death Becomes Her”

Actor and singer, Olivia Alexander, recounts the time she died on a beach in Mexico, encountered ghosts of the past, and what happened when she came back to life.

This is an instant favorite for a variety of reasons. After all, who hasn’t died at least once or twice while they were at the zenith of a trip?

“The Imposter Among Us”

This episode features rapper Zombie Juice (of Flatbush Zombies) and his experience of being transported to Central Park in a spaceship along with a group of friends. The kicker, however, is that one of the friends was given a placebo.

Hilarity ensues.

Shenanigans aside, it’s hard not to relate to everything that happens in this episode if you’ve ever had a wild trip with the whole squad.

“Ayahuasca Adventure”

You’d think the whole “brilliant thinker and stoner disappears goes on a wild trip in the great outdoors” trope might seem overdone by now. Especially since not many could top Terence McKenna’s retelling of the experience.

Yet somehow, Tales From the Trip keeps it fresh.

This episode has actor and comedian Jim Belushi taking us on a trip to the Amazon jungle where he partakes in a traditional ayahuasca ceremony. As one would expect, it’s a hilariously turbulent affair. But it is also perhaps the most emotional episode among the lot.

“Tripping on a Trip”

This episode has comedians Ron Funches and Rory Scovel taking us on a trip while on a trip. Evidently, doing shrooms before a hike may not be such a grand idea. And things, as one would imagine, get a little funky.

“DMT Devotee”

Trips come in many forms, ranging from good or bad to downright zany.

This episode features musician Adam (of Psyched Substance) who shares his experiences with DMT, a powerful psychedelic substance known for inducing intense hallucinations. Unfortunately for him, he layered DMT on top of acid.

As most of these episodes will show you, Tales From the Trip is all about learning just what not to do when it comes to getting high. That said, the idea of using a wild trip to delve deeper into your own mind and soul is a pretty solid approach.

“The Time It All Made Sense”

This episode tells the story of DJ Carnage’s first ill-advised DMT trip which leads to a profound experience.

It has the markings of a deeply philosophical tale. A tale not unlike the experience of reading Wells’ Time Machine. But it’s also witty and leaves you with a surprisingly deep message about life and purpose.

And it only gets more profound if you hit that bong once or twice before you dive in.

“Grooving with Gollum”

End your Tales From the Trip binge strong with Drag Queen Acid Betty’s tryst with a “gaggle of gays,” the galaxies, and Gollum.

A Good Trip Comes With Wild Tales

Stoner entertainment is vast and varied. There are so many different ways to enjoy a good high. But if you’re in the mood for something that is hilarious, mind-bending, and sure to give you a lot to think about, Tales From the Trip is your guy.

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S1.E1 ∙ Sydnee Washington

S1.e2 ∙ myq kaplan, s1.e3 ∙ shane mauss, s1.e4 ∙ akilah hughes, s1.e5 ∙ cody reiss, s1.e6 ∙ casey james salengo.

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Explore Taipei & New Taipei City: A 6-Day Cultural Odyssey

April 22, 2024 · 4 min read

Embark on a 6-day cultural odyssey through the vibrant streets of Taipei and New Taipei City, where history and modernity blend seamlessly. Begin your adventure at the Taipei Palace Museum, immersing yourself in a treasure trove of ancient artifacts for 3 hours. Then, shrink your perspective at the Miniatures Museum of Taiwan before reflecting on history at the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. Day 2 invites you to explore the National Taiwan Museum and the spiritual sanctuary of Longshan Temple, followed by the natural beauty of Yangmingshan National Park. The quaint Tamsui Old Street awaits on Day 3, along with the historic Fort San Domingo and the picturesque Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf. Reach new heights on Day 4 at TAIPEI 101's observation deck, then indulge in the bustling Shilin and Raohe Night Markets. Day 5 offers a creative twist at Huashan 1914 Creative Park, serene views from the Maokong Gondola, and wildlife encounters at Taipei Zoo. Conclude your journey with a full day in the enchanting Jiufen, where the old street's charm will transport you back in time. Each day is carefully planned to ensure a blend of experiences, from cultural landmarks to natural wonders, ensuring your trip is as enriching as it is exciting.

• Day 1: Cultural Treasures and Historical Splendors of Taipei

Taipei Palace Museum

Begin your Taipei adventure with a visit to the illustrious Taipei Palace Museum, a treasure trove of Chinese imperial art and culture. Nestled in the heart of Shilin District, this museum boasts a vast collection of over 700,000 ancient Chinese artifacts and artworks, some dating back to the Neolithic period. Spend about 3 hours marveling at the exquisite pieces, including paintings, calligraphy, and rare books, which offer a profound insight into China's dynastic history.

Attraction Info

• No. 221, Sec 2, Zhi Shan Rd, Shilin District, Taipei City, Taiwan 111
• Suggested tour duration: 3-4 hour
• Open on Tue-Sun,9:00am-5:00pm;Closed on Mon，Library: Open every Tuesday to Saturday 09:00-17:00, closed on Sundays, Mondays and holidays. Zhang Daqian Memorial Hall: Opens at 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays, closed on April 2 each year and holidays. Zhishan Garden: 08:00-17:00 from Tuesday to Sunday, closed every Monday. Zhide Garden: Free and open all year round.

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Miniatures Museum of Taiwan

Next, delve into the charming world of miniatures at the Miniatures Museum of Taiwan. Located in the bustling Zhongshan District, this unique museum is a wonderland of intricate, tiny replicas of houses, rooms, and historical scenes. With just an hour's visit, you'll be transported into a whimsical realm where the art of miniaturization is celebrated, showcasing the meticulous craftsmanship and creativity that goes into creating these small-scale wonders.

• 台北市中山区建国北路一段96号B1
• Suggested tour duration: 1-3 hour
• Open on Tue-Sun,10:00am-6:00pm

Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall

Conclude your day with a reflective stroll through the grounds of the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. This iconic landmark, set in the serene Zhongzheng District, stands as a monument to the former President of the Republic of China. Spend an hour exploring the majestic hall, the surrounding Liberty Square, and the elegant National Theater and Concert Hall. The grandeur of the architecture and the historical significance of the site make it a fitting tribute and a must-visit to understand Taiwan's past.

• No. 21, Zhongshan South Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City
• Suggested tour duration: 1 hour
• Open from 9:00am-6:00pm

Where to Stay Tonight

Saual keh hotel, check inn express taipei yongkang.

• Day 2: Cultural Wonders and Natural Splendors of Taipei

National Taiwan Museum

Begin your second day in Taipei with an enlightening visit to the National Taiwan Museum, the oldest museum in Taiwan, where history and culture converge. Nestled in the heart of Taipei at No. 2, Xiangyang Road, Zhongzheng District, this museum offers a deep dive into the island's natural history, indigenous cultures, and its colonial past. Spend a couple of hours marveling at the extensive collections and exhibitions that tell the story of Taiwan's rich heritage.

• No. 2, Xiangyang Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City
• Suggested tour duration: 2-4 hour
• Open on Tue-Sun,9:30am-5:00pm;Closed on Mon

Longshan Temple

Following the museum, take a spiritual detour to the Longshan Temple, a beacon of tranquility amidst the bustling cityscape. Located at No. 211, Guangzhou St, Wanhua District, this temple is not only a place of worship but also a stunning example of Taiwanese classical architecture. Immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere and observe local devotees performing ancestral rites. The temple's intricate carvings and ornate decorations make it a photographer's paradise.

• No. 211, Guangzhou St, Wanhua District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10853
• Suggested tour duration: 1-2 hour
• Open from 6:00am-9:30pm

Yangmingshan National Park

Cap off the day with a refreshing escape to Yangmingshan National Park, a natural retreat famous for its hot springs, sulfur deposits, and hiking trails. Just a short drive from the city, at 1-20 Zhuzihu Road, Yangming Mountain, this park is the perfect place to reconnect with nature. Spend the afternoon exploring the rolling hills and blooming flowers, or simply relax in the soothing hot springs. The park's diverse ecology and stunning landscapes will be the perfect end to an eventful day.

• 1-20 Zhuzihu Road, Yangming Mountain, Taipei
• Open 24 hours

Greenpeak Holiday Villa

Yang ming shan tien lai resort & spa.

• Day 3: Tamsui Tales – A Journey Through Time and Tides

Tamsui Old Street

Kicking off Day 3 with a cultural embrace, Tamsui Old Street awaits with its charming allure. Nestled in the heart of Tamsui District, this characteristic neighborhood is a vibrant tapestry of history and modernity. Spend a couple of hours meandering through the bustling lanes, where the aroma of traditional street food mingles with the laughter of locals and travelers alike. The street's eclectic mix of quaint shops and eateries offers a perfect snapshot of Tamsui's rich cultural heritage.

• No. 1, Zhongzheng Rd, Tamsui District, New Taipei City, Taiwan 251

Fort San Domingo

A short stroll from the vibrant life of Tamsui Old Street, step into the historical realm of Fort San Domingo. This imposing red-brick monument stands as a testament to the area's colonial past, with military and architectural significance that has weathered the tides of time. Spend an hour exploring the fort's storied walls and enjoy panoramic views that have overseen centuries of change, making it a must-visit for history buffs and cultural enthusiasts.

• No.1, Lane 28, Zhongzheng Road,Danshuei District, New Taipei 25158, Taiwan
• Open on Mon-Fri,9:30am-5:00pm;Open on Sat-Sun,9:30am-6:00pm

Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf

Concluding the day's adventure, Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf presents a serene escape where the river meets the sea. As the sun begins its descent, the pier and harbor come alive with the golden hues of twilight. The wharf, a two-hour sojourn, offers a picturesque backdrop for leisurely walks and an opportunity to witness the iconic Lover's Bridge. It's the perfect spot to reflect on the day's journey and watch as the harbor lights begin to twinkle, signaling the end of another memorable day in New Taipei City.

• Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf, Taiwan
• Suggested tour duration: 2-3 hour

Fullon Hotel Tamsui Fishermen's Wharf

Fortune villa motel.

• Day 4: Soaring Skyscrapers and Sizzling Street Food

Begin your fourth day in Taipei reaching new heights at TAIPEI 101, an architectural marvel that was once the world's tallest building. Spend a couple of hours marveling at its modern design and take the swift elevator ride up to the observation deck. Here, you'll be greeted with panoramic views of Taipei's bustling cityscape against the backdrop of distant mountains. Located at No. 7, Section 5, Xinyi Rd, Xinyi District, this iconic tower is not just a feast for the eyes but also houses a multitude of shopping and dining options.

• No. 7, Section 5, Xinyi Rd, Xinyi District, Taipei City, Taiwan 110
• Open from 10:00am-9:00pm，Above is the operating hours for the observation deck 89F. The shopping center is open from Sunday to Thursday,11:00-21:30, and on Fridays and Saturdays from 11:00-22:00.

Shilin Night Market

As the sun sets, immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Shilin Night Market, a bustling hub of Taiwanese culture and cuisine. Just a short journey from the soaring heights of TAIPEI 101, this characteristic neighborhood at No. 101 Jihe Road, Shilin District, invites you for a 2-hour exploration of its myriad stalls. Savor the local street food, shop for unique souvenirs, and soak in the lively energy that makes this place a favorite among locals and tourists alike.

• No. 101 Jihe Road, Shilin District, Taipei City
• Open from 4:00pm-0:00am

Raohe Night Market

Cap off the night with a visit to Raohe Night Market, another gem in Taipei's crown of night markets. Located at Raohe St, Songshan District, this is the perfect spot to continue your culinary adventure or simply enjoy the bustling night-time ambiance. Although smaller than Shilin, Raohe offers an authentic experience with a wide array of snacks, goods, and games, all packed into a 1-hour visit that will leave you with lasting memories of Taipei's spirited night life.

• Raohe St, Songshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 105
• Open from 5:00pm-11:00pm

Capital Hotel Songshan

Waterfront hotel.

• Day 5: Artistic Flair and Aerial Views in Taipei

Huashan 1914 Creative Park

Begin your fifth day with a touch of creativity at Huashan 1914 Creative Park, a hub for art, culture, and history nestled in the heart of Taipei. Once a wine factory, this revitalized space now hosts a myriad of art exhibitions, unique shops, and quirky cafes. Stroll through the various galleries, or simply enjoy the vibrant atmosphere that celebrates the fusion of old and new. With just an hour here, you'll find a burst of inspiration to energize the rest of your day's explorations.

• No. 1, Section 1, Baba Road, Taipei

Maokong Gondola

Next, elevate your Taipei experience—literally—with a ride on the Maokong Gondola. Glide over lush greenery and enjoy panoramic views of Taipei as you ascend to the quaint tea-growing area of Maokong. The crystal-clear cabins offer a unique perspective of the cityscape against the natural beauty of the surrounding mountains. It's a perfect way to transition from the artistic lanes of Huashan 1914 Creative Park to the natural wonders that await.

• No. 8, Section 2, Xinguang Road, Wenshan District, Taipei, Taiwan
• Open on Tue-Fri,9:00am-9:00pm;Closed on Mon;Open on Sat-Sun,9:00am-10:00pm

Conclude your day's adventure with a visit to the Taipei Zoo, a short stroll from the Maokong Gondola's lower station. As one of the largest zoos in Asia, it's home to a diverse collection of animals from around the globe, including the beloved giant pandas. Spend a couple of hours meandering through the well-designed habitats, learning about wildlife conservation, and observing the animals in their enclosures. It's an educational and enjoyable experience for all ages, making it a fitting finale to a day filled with culture, nature, and breathtaking views.

• No. 30, Sec.2, Xinguang Rd., Wenshan Dist., Taipei City 116016
• Open from 9:00am-5:00pm

In-Stone Motel

Hione holiday hotel.

• Day 6: Enchanting Endings in Jiufen's Historical Haven

Begin your final day with a journey back in time at Jiufen, a charming neighborhood nestled in the hills of Ruifang District, New Taipei City. Once a prosperous gold mining town, Jiufen's maze of alleys and traditional architecture now whisper tales of yesteryear. Spend your day soaking in the panoramic views, exploring the quaint shops, and indulging in local delicacies. The serene atmosphere and cultural richness make it the perfect locale to reflect on your travels and wrap up your six-day adventure.

• Ruifang District, New Taipei City, Taiwan
• Suggested tour duration: 0.5-1 day

Jiufen Old Street

Continue your exploration of Jiufen by meandering through the bustling Jiufen Old Street. As the heart of this characteristic neighborhood, the street is lined with vendors selling an array of unique snacks, artisanal crafts, and souvenirs. The aroma of traditional Taiwanese dishes and the vibrant red lanterns create an ambiance that's both lively and nostalgic. Dedicate a couple of hours to uncover hidden gems and sample the famous taro balls or sweet potato balls, a delightful treat to commemorate your time in this enchanting town.

• Jishan Street, Ruifang District, New Taipei City, Taiwan
• Open from 10:00am-8:00pm

Ching Yue Bed and Breakfast

Jiufen 35·jiufen hui ming homestay.

* All user reviews in this article have been translated by machine.

* The information above is subject to change at any time. For the latest information, please check the websites of hotels and attractions.

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