Brazil’s Biggest Cannabis Fair Returns This Weekend
This weekend, Brazil hosts its pioneering cannabis fair: the 9th Expo Head Grow. What began in 2017 as a modest gathering of […]
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Cannabis Has No Borders: How Smugglers, Breeders And Activists Built An Industry
After I became a brand ambassador for the European seed company Blimburn earlier this year, I got comments asking why I wasn’t […]
The Psychedelic Puppets: Jason Silva And Brad Necyk Map The Inner Trip
Jason Silva has spent years putting feeling and language to states that are hard to name. His Shots of Awe films mix […]
[Video Podcast] Defying Bad Laws in the Black Hills
High Times’ Outlaw Series is where the people who lived through the real cannabis underground tell their own stories. In this new episode, host Holly Crawford talks […]
Want Clean, Safe Cannabis? Home Grow And Legal Access Are The Answer
It comes as no surprise that police in Warwick, Rhode Island, recently walked back claims that exposure to “fentanyl-laced cannabis” was responsible for a […]
Drug Enforcement Abuse: How the DEA Became America’s Real Public Enemy #1
In 1971, President Nixon declared drug abuse to be “public enemy number one,” launching the War on Drugs with the promise of […]
Op-Ed: Why Cannabis Rescheduling Matters, But Still Falls Short
We’ve always stood for decriminalization and full legalization of cannabis, and that hasn’t changed. Moving cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III […]
Wall Street Who? Cannabis Carves Its Own Path Without Big Finance
Cannabis has always existed in the atmosphere of the fringe. In the thirties, musicians and jazz artists sang songs. Later in the […]
New York State Faces Lawsuit After Cannabis Regulators Admit Measuring Mistake
A group of licensed cannabis dispensaries in New York is suing state regulators over a rule change that threatens to shutter or […]
From The Vault: The HIGH TIMES interview Allen Ginsberg (1992)
Original publication: February 1992. The HIGH TIMES interview Allen Ginsberg Count Beat poet Allen Ginsberg among the nation’s first hemp activists. […]