Tyson and Ric Flair Say Former Partners Ripped Them Off — Now They’re in Court
A federal court filing claims former partners profited off their names through disputed cannabis licensing deals. Mike Tyson and Ric Flair are accusing former business partners of defrauding them in a high-stakes cannabis branding venture, according to allegations laid out in a federal lawsuit filed last month in Illinois. The 76-page complaint, submitted Dec. 19…
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From Prison to Pot Shop: Inside Coss Marte’s Con Empire
“Come on in. The first class is free. Hopefully, I’ll motivate you.” – Coss Marte, Fitness Instructor. As we dive into the new year, and people vow to lose weight or participate in Dry January, Coss Marte, founder of New York City’s three-story health and wellness mecca ConBud dispensary and ConBody gym on the Lower…
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The Best Cannabis Breeders of 2025, As Voted by the Community
A just-for-fun poll yielded a solid lineup of greatness, including Bodhi, CSI Humboldt, Capulator, and Archive Seed Bank Three reclusive California weed legends and a Spanish “automatic” seed factory took top honors in a new, Top 50 Greatest Breeders of 2025 poll. The Top 50 list came from polling data published on the Fire Follower…
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The Drug War’s Old Trick Returns in Venezuela
When a government labels something “drug enforcement,” it can widen the map of what becomes justifiable. Using Maduro’s seizure as the case study, this article breaks down the charges, the weak points critics see in the legal architecture, and why the war on drugs keeps doubling as a foreign-policy tool. How deep does the rabbit…
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Fuck 12/12: Inside the Supercycle Crew Breaking the Cannabis Flowering Rule
For more than half a century, cannabis cultivation has relied on a simple, widely accepted convention: the 12–12 light cycle, which means 12 hours of light followed by 12 hours of darkness to trigger flowering. It became standard not because growers were wrong or uncurious, but because it worked reliably, it fit human schedules, and…
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John Waters’ Drug Confessions: ‘I’ve Taken Every One’
Who better to spend the holidays with than John Waters? Few artists are as festive as Mr. Waters, who releases holiday covers and tours with A John Waters Christmas — evenings of storytelling and indispensable life advice from the filmmaker behind Female Trouble, Hairspray, Polyester, Multiple Maniacs, and Pink Flamingos, to name a few of…
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When Pharma and MAGA World Agree on Weed Rescheduling, Something’s Up
Something unusual is happening in cannabis policy right now. Groups that almost never agree on anything are suddenly speaking the same language. Major medical organizations, Trump-aligned political operatives, and even cannabis industry advocates, all of them are applauding the same development: marijuana’s move toward Schedule III. At first glance, it reads like progress. Maybe it…
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Finding Calm in Cannabis Content: A Conversation With Ally Train of Cough Creative
I’ve spent years watching cannabis content evolve, and most of it follows the same rhythm. Fast edits. Trending sounds. Quick hits. Then I came across Cough Creative, and something felt different before I could even explain why. The pacing was calm. The visuals felt familiar. It didn’t rush you. It invited you in. Ally Train…
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Withdrawal, Nightmares & Dreams: What Really Happens When You Stop Smoking Weed
The science of sleep: an ephemeral paradise. Colors, flashes, digressions, backdrops, and shapes. Raw intensity. Dreams within dreams. There’s an architecture in the arms of Morpheus. And for frequent cannabis smokers, a joint can act as the great conciliator. Light up, smoke, and drift off. But, but, but: what happens to sleep when regular pot…
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Trip Your Way to Better Health? Researchers See Medical Potential in Ketamine, Mushrooms and Ibogaine
The PhilaDelic Fall Forum laid out a roadmap for wider use of ibogaine and mushrooms to treat addiction and depression as stigma fades. Leading chemists, psychiatrists, treatment professionals, academics and activists gathered to expand the medical use of psychedelic drugs. After spending the day with therapists, scientists and patients at the PhilaDelic Fall Forum, it…
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