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Psychedelic Women

Rainbow Valentine

Booking Overview

An interview-led oral-history show focused on women, families, and firsthand participants connected to San Francisco’s 1960s psychedelic counterculture, with recurring guests drawn from the movement’s insiders, descendants, and associated artists. Credible pitches include counterculture historians, memoirists, psychedelic-culture researchers, musicians, artists, and people with direct family or personal ties to the era; booking difficulty is low because the show favors niche, experience-based guests over major public figures.

Metrics

Episodes: 33

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.7/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

YouTube: 1.2k subscribers

Instagram: 476 followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

rainbowvalentineparty@gmail.com

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Host

Rainbow Valentine - Producer and host raised within San Francisco’s counterculture, with family and personal connections to the women, artists, musicians, and activists who shaped the 1960s scene.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low
Typical Credentials:  
Firsthand participation in or close family ties to the 1960s San Francisco counterculture, psychedelic history, acid-rock music, alternative communities, or related social movements. Relevant memoir, archival knowledge, artistic work, or a distinctive personal connection is more important than mainstream celebrity.
Required Achievements:  
Firsthand involvement in the 1960s counterculture, Family ties to notable psychedelic or music figures, Careers or personal histories connected to music, art, radio, or alternative communities

Recent Guest Discussions

Trixie Garcia - Growing Up In A Prominent Counterculture Family, The Merry Pranksters, Grateful Dead Family Life, Second-generation Psychedelic Culture, Ayahuasca, And Public Perceptions Of Her Family.

Mocean Melvin - His Father’s International Smuggling Career, Money Laundering, Border Crossings, Pirate Ships, KMPX, And The Family’s Connection To San Francisco’s Counterculture.

Julia Girl Brigden - Juvenile Delinquency, Hitchhiking To Mexico, Timothy Leary, Reform School, Free Love, Drugs, Misogyny, And Life Around Musicians Of The Acid-rock Era.

Recent Topics

History, Counterculture, Psychedelics, 1960s, San Francisco

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Psychedelic Women
:

Psychedelic Women: Conversations with the Women of the Counterculture Ep 14: Raised on the Cosmic Stage: Trixie Garcia

September 17, 2026

Imagine growing up in the Merry Pranksters commune and Grateful Dead family -that’s like being part of the hippie Game of Thrones House Targaryens and Lannisters – it’s the inner inner circle of the counterculture and it’s where host, Rainbow Valentine’s childhood friend, Trixie Garcia, comes from.  As the offspring of Jerry Garcia and Mountain Girl, (a Merry Prankster), Trixie has a unique perspective on psychedelic culture, history and what it means to be a second-generation psychedeli...

Smuggler Family Album Ep 11: The International Smuggler's Son: Mocean Melvin

August 26, 2026

The second most notorious smuggler of the SF counterculture was an outlaw named Milan Melvin, who everyone from the scene has a story about… If you listened to past episodes, Milan Melvin was the drug dealer/station manager at the first free rock radio station, KMPX, who briefly married Joan Baez’s sister Mimi Farina, after Mimi had an affair with host, Rainbow Valentine’s mom’s 3rd husband.  Yes, the 60’s in San Francisco were one big Psychedelic Soap Opera and in this episode of Smuggl...

Smuggler Family Album Ep 10: The Death of the Tiger's Milk Bar

August 05, 2026

In the 1970’s, 80’s and 90’s, American counterculture offspring like host, Rainbow Valentine and her childhood peers from Northern California, were forbidden to have sugar and real candy bars but were allowed to occasionally have a sweet (ish) treat called the Tiger’s Milk Bar, a progenitor of today’s ubiquitous protein bar.  Sadly, in 2022, the Tiger’s Milk Bar disappeared from planet Earth and in homage to the Hippie Kid’s fave treat, RV and her summercamp tipi-mates, Rami Margron and ...

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