Jelly Roll Says ‘Marijuana Has Kept Me Sober’
In an interview with Taste of Country published on May 24, Grammy Award-nominated country artist Jason “Jelly Roll” DeFord said that he smokes weed to stay away from hard drugs that he’s used in the past—namely opioids and benzodiazepines. Given his past as an addict and his role in speaking against the use of fentanyl…
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Connecticut Hires Nation’s First Weed Ombudsperson
Connecticut made legal weed regulatory history on Monday as Erin Gorman Kirk, the nation’s first cannabis ombudsperson, began work as the state’s official advocate for medical marijuana patients. Gorman Kirk, an attorney, entrepreneur and experienced consumer advocate, is a medical marijuana patient who has been instrumental in drafting cannabis and hemp policy in Connecticut and…
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Lucho Mellera Habla de Porro, Éxito y la Vida Misma: ‘El Mandato de Agarrar la Pala es Obsoleto’
Nota por Javier Hasse publicada originalmente en El Planteo. Más artículos por El Planteo en High Times en Español. Síguenos en Instagram (@El_Planteo) y Twitter (@ElPlanteo). Es posible que sea el tipo más gracioso de Latinoamérica hoy en día. Con aproximadamente 34 millones de visitas en su canal de YouTube, millones de seguidores en redes sociales, especiales de comedia…
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Book Review: How To Play a Necromancer’s Theremin
The drug of choice in How To Play a Necromancer’s Theremin is bookpowder: “ground-up pages of a reality-disrupting book called The Unfashionable Western Spiral.” The effects are similar to DMT, and the powder can be sucked up like an anteater, made into tea, or sprinkled into a blunt. Several of the characters in the novel—a…
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U.K. Architects Show Off ‘Hempcrete’ Studio
Kate Nicklin and Graham Mateer, the directors of Commonbond Architects, an architectural firm in London, work in a self-built studio located in the garden behind their bungalow. Nicklin and Mateer had an additional motivation for the studio. As the website AJ Building Library explains, the couple wanted “to explore the potential of using hempcrete as…
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U.S. Drug Policy Director Discusses Impact of Cannabis Rescheduling
The Office of National Drug Policy (ONDCP) director Dr. Rahul Gupta, often referred to as President Joe Biden’s appointed “drug czar,” spoke about the ongoing discussion of rescheduling cannabis. In a recent interview with Star Tribune on May 24, which was originally featured in the news outlet’s free email newsletter, the first question inquired about…
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Gratitude Increases After Ayahuasca Experience, Study Shows
Individuals in a survey reported greater gratitude, nature relatedness, and nature appreciation after embarking on an ayahuasca retreat experience. The active chemical in ayahuasca is DMT (dimethyltryptamine) and it also contains monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) that play a role. The survey respondents rated effects on several scales to determine which effects were most prominent. PsyPost…
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California Psychedelics Legalization Advocates Push for 2026 Ballot Initiative
Psychedelics policy reform advocates in California are calling for a ballot initiative to legalize certain drugs including psilocybin and MDMA after legislative attempts at change failed to cross the finish line two years in a row. Last year, California lawmakers approved a bill from Democratic state Senator Scott Wiener that would have allowed regulated access…
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Motitaman, el Superhéroe 420 que Lucha por la Legalización del Cannabis
Nota por Hernán Panessi publicada originalmente en El Planteo. Más artículos por El Planteo en High Times en Español. Síguenos en Instagram (@El_Planteo) y Twitter (@ElPlanteo). Los ojos de Motitaman están cabizbajos, colorados: el trajín ya viene de antes. Es verde boscoso, peludo como Chewbacca y siempre –o casi siempre- tiene un enorme churro humeante entre sus dedos. “Hola,…
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Atlanta Lawmaker Pushes City To Study Psilocybin, Ketamine Treatments
A city councilmember in Atlanta has proposed a measure that could open the door for both psilocybin and ketamine treatments. The councilmember, Liliana Bakhtiari, believes that health plans for city workers should include the treatments, which research has shown to be effective in combating mental health disorders such as PTSD. “We should be offering our…
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