Josh Brolin Reflects on Early LSD Use and a Talking Fireplace at Age 13

The actor shared his teenage psychedelic experience on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,' describing it as both formative and ill-advised.

Josh Brolin revealed on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' that he first experimented with LSD at the age of 13 with friends in Santa Barbara, California.
He described his first trip as a positive and memorable experience, during which he imagined a fireplace speaking wisdom to him.
Brolin admitted that his second trip on the same day was far less enjoyable, involving unsettling imagery rather than comforting visions.
The actor humorously addressed the audience, cautioning against drug use while simultaneously calling the experience 'the greatest thing I ever did.'
Brolin's reflections on his early drug use are part of his new memoir, 'From Under the Truck,' which is now available for purchase.