At Hash Hole Island, the Joints Are Six Times the Standard Size
Four years running, a field in Brentwood, California, fills up with people passing joints the size of cigars. RBL Posse and the Mendo Dope Band played this one. The smoke did the rest. A hash hole is a joint with hash rosin running down the center. The rosin burns slower than the flower around it,…
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Are You an Intense, Slow or Double Puffer? Scientists Found Three Ways People Smoke Joints.
Researchers hooked a flowmeter to pre-rolls at social smoke sessions in five states and found three distinct ways people pull on a joint. All three moved more smoke than the cigarette settings cannabis research has been running for decades. Researchers found three ways people smoke a joint, and you are almost certainly one of them.…
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Revelry Buyers’ Club Returns to Pier 36 After Record Hudson Turnout
The September 18 trade gathering heads back to Manhattan after Revelry says its spring event drew 2,800 attendees and representatives from 562 licensed New York retail stores. Revelry is bringing Buyers’ Club back to Manhattan on September 18, and this time it arrives with numbers behind the pitch. According to figures released by On The…
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Are You Overpaying for Weed? High Times Brought Back Its 1974 Price Tracker to Tell You.
High Times started printing weed prices in 1974 so buyers would stop getting fleeced by people who knew the going rate. Trans-High Market Quotations is now a live index at index.hightimes.com, and we want your numbers next. In the summer of 1974, High Times magazine, under the guidance of its very young editor-in-chief, Ed Dwyer,…
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Massive Weed Lab Explosion Leaves Two Dead and a Trail of Questions
The blast tore through a Sand Springs business complex in the middle of the night. Now, court documents are revealing a history of inspection problems, questionable licensing and hazardous materials. At around 1:15 a.m. on August 27, residents of Sand Springs, Oklahoma, got a very rude wake-up call: an explosion at a cannabis extraction facility.…
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Submersion Knows a Festival Lives or Dies in the Details
A good festival reveals itself long before the first bass drop. You feel it at the gate, where somebody knows where to send you. You see it in the signage, the bathroom placement, the route back to camp, and the places built for people who need to sit down, regroup, or find their friends. Those…
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High Times Strains of the Month: September 2026
Award-winning cannabis journalist and best-selling author David Downs highlights the hottest flowers blazing up the charts in legal U.S. states for the start of fall. It’s his (mostly) monthly column, dubbed “Terp Sherpa.” There’s a reason why more people are smoking weed daily than drinking alcohol or smoking cigarettes: Weed is very tight! This month’s…
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In 40 Years, MAPS Partnered With Universities, Clinicians and the Pentagon. It Just Signed Its First Deal With a Weed Shop.
MAPS has spent four decades running clinical trials, lobbying regulators and building the case for psychedelic medicine. It had never partnered with a cannabis company until now. Cannabis and psychedelics have spent most of the last two decades in adjacent rooms with the door closed. Same prohibition, same schedule, largely the same argument, and almost…
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The US Open Reeks of Weed, Again: Tennis Pros Have Thoughts
There are certain US Open traditions you can count on: matches ending sometime around breakfast, New York roaring in the background, somebody arguing with a chair umpire, plus the increasingly unmistakable smell of cannabis drifting toward the courts, like someone just cracked open Snoop Dogg’s laundry bag. This year, apparently, the cloud is back in…
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$10 Million Meant for Florida’s Children’s Health Care Was Misappropriated to Help Kill Legal Weed, Grand Jury Finds
A Leon County grand jury concluded the DeSantis administration misappropriated $10 million owed to a children’s health program and that the money was moved “as part of a sophisticated scheme to fund political activities,” most of it into the committee fighting marijuana legalization. No one was charged: the grand jury said it lacked sufficient evidence,…
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