Can Hemp and THC Finally Coexist? This Coalition Says Yes
Something unusual happened this week. Instead of another fight between hemp, licensed cannabis, and the legacy world, a group of long-time organizers […]
Author: Jason
When Shit Got Weird: The Cool Kids on Weed, Rap and Their New Album ‘Hi Top Fade’
It was November 1997. Chuck Inglish of The Cool Kids was in eighth grade and had been invited to a friend’s 13th […]
A 12-Year-Old Stoner in Reagan’s ‘Just Say No’ America
The most challenging aspect of being a 12-year-old cannabis aficionado in the 1978 Midwest was finding someone to buy you weed. Luckily—or […]
How the Cannabis Industry Supports Nevadans in Spite of Severe Financial Restrictions
A decade into legalization, cannabis companies are still locked out of tax deductions for giving back – but that hasn’t stopped them […]
[Watch] Rick Doblin: ‘We Taxed Ecstasy Dealers To Fund Our DEA Lawsuit’
“We were given 20,000 doses of MDMA… we will use that to fight the DEA.” That line lands like a gavel. In […]
Terpnami Returns to San Francisco (Dec. 6-7) With 30+ Breeders and 2026’s Wildest New Terps
The titans of global terps are gathering for the 2nd annual seed show, Terpnami, in San Francisco, Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 6-7. […]
Brazil Can’t Stop Throwing Cannabis Events — And It’s Changing the Map
A new survey from the Center for Drug Tourism Studies at UERJ (State University of Rio de Janeiro) shows that cannabis-focused fairs […]
[Watch] How Shantibaba Became The Godfather of Modern Cannabis Genetics
Scott Blakey never set out to be a legend — but after our recent talk, it’s clear the breeder known as Shantibaba […]
The Nectarball Collection: A Time Capsule of Cannabis Culture
The photo was unforgettable: Mark Schulze seated cross-legged on our living room floor, surrounded by hundreds of “classic” cannabis buds mostly from […]
The BOL-Crap Guidelines: Why Federal Drug Sentencing Is Designed to Punish the Poor While Banks Walk Free
This is the system working exactly as designed: punishing poor people, disproportionately Black and Latino, for low-level participation in drug distribution while […]