From the Archives: Phosphenes (1977)
By Peter Kaidheim “First, close your eyes. Now, with your index fingers at the inner edge of your eyeballs, press in and … Keep Reading
Community at the Heart
From an early age, cannabis chef Wendy Zeng saw the inherent connections between food, community, and wellness. When it comes to cannabis, … Keep Reading
Enter the Green Galactic: Films Featuring Weed, Extraterrestrial Encounters
Did you hear we kinda-sorta-but-almost-definitely confirmed aliens exist? In case the hellscape that is human existence pulled your attention from the big … Keep Reading
A Conversation With Comedian, Deadhead Phil Hanley About The Final Dead & Company Shows
Waves. Everywhere you looked, there were waves of people – 40,000 bodies moving, swaying, and flailing in the cool San Francisco breeze. … Keep Reading
From the Archives: New York, Mon Amour (1979)
By Victor Bockris 1) At London’s Gatwick Airport, I went straight to the cafeteria, stationed myself at a deserted corner table, put … Keep Reading
Preferred Gardens Doubles Down
Few cannabis operations in America can enjoy the level of respect from peers Preferred Gardens has through its rise in California to … Keep Reading
Jon’s Stone-Cold Cop List #40: The Second Annual Belated Hash Off
Everybody goes crazy for 7/10 now, just like they do for 4/20, but this one seems to be hitting its commercial stride … Keep Reading
I Went To See ‘Barbenheimer’ But Should Have Stuck With Just ‘Oppenheimer’
How did Barbenheimer come into existence? Is it because there is something inherently funny about combining a movie as hyperfeminine as Barbie … Keep Reading
From the Archives: The Unsung Heroes of Rock ‘N’ Roll (1984)
Screamin’ Jay Hawkins stayed drunk through most of the psychedelic ’60s. When I encountered him, in the early spring of 1973, he … Keep Reading
A Bat Signal for Outsiders
There are a ton of brands in the modern cannabis landscape, but few of these players truly understand what being a brand … Keep Reading