Japan Cracks Down on CBN: The End of a Cannabis ‘Gray Area’
Japan is once again tightening its stance on cannabis-derived compounds. This time, the focus is on cannabinol (CBN), a cannabinoid less well-known […]
Author: Jason
Ohio, Texas And South Carolina Are All Tightening Hemp Rules, Just Not The Same Way
Ohio’s new law is already in effect. South Carolina’s Senate went with a narrow regulate-it-don’t-ban-it model. Texas is about to wipe smokable […]
Art Can Get You High. No Drugs Required.
From music and movies to video games and porn, creators and psychologists explain why some cultural experiences hit your nervous system like […]
Who Killed the Free Press? – The Ellison Empire, the Cannabis Re-Demonization Campaign
The New York Times flipped on cannabis last month. We covered that. Filed it, sourced it, called it what it was — […]
Not Late, Just Arriving: Women Over 60 Are Finding Their Place in Cannabis
The security guard glances at our IDs, then at us, then back at our IDs. I am 67. Diana is 64. We […]
The Dark Crystal, Altered States, and the Responsibility Side of the Trip
When Jim Henson released The Dark Crystal in 1982, audiences didn’t quite know what to do with it. Best known as the […]
Afroman Beat the Cops in Court After Turning Their Raid Into a Viral Hit
After seven Ohio deputies sued over the music videos Afroman made from footage of a 2022 raid on his home, a jury […]
Five Years In: What New York Cannabis Got Wrong—and What’s Finally Going Right
By Sasha Nutgent, VP of Cannabis Retail at Housing Works Cannabis Co Five years after New York created the Office of Cannabis […]
San Francisco’s Weed Week Is Back: SF Space Walk Returns This April
Running April 14 through April 20, SF Space Walk 2026 brings growers, lounges, new flower releases and citywide cannabis culture back into […]
Even the DEA Says Teen Weed Use Is Down. WSJ Still Ties Teen Access to Legalization. Why Ignore the Data?
The Wall Street Journal keeps pairing real concerns about teen cannabis with a familiar implication: legalization made the problem worse. But national […]