For the Culture By The Culture
Unmasking the myth with hard evidence, a new study proves that regular cannabis users are just as motivated—if not more—than the non-users. Gone are the days of the lazy stoner stereotype; welcome to the era of high achievers
In Las Vegas, a city known for its indulgences, tourists are falling prey to a new vice: sham dispensaries selling non-intoxicating hemp under the guise of THC-rich cannabis. This article delves into how these slick cons continue to dupe unsuspecting tourists on the Vegas Strip.
Exploring the intersection of economic status, education, and cannabis use, this article unveils how societal divides are reflected in consumption patterns. Discover how income and education not only shape our lives but also our choices around cannabis.
Explore the enthralling journey of High Times Magazine, from its radical roots championing cannabis culture, through financial tumult and legal battles, to its pivot towards the burgeoning corporate cannabis industry. This article delves into the magazine's struggle to maintain its countercultural identity amidst the green wave of legalization, highlighting key moments of transition and the future of this iconic publication
Dive into the latest shifts in the cannabis and psychedelics landscape with "Horizons in Herb." From groundbreaking legislative reforms to pioneering health applications, this article rounds up key developments reshaping access, legal frameworks, and industry practices worldwide. Discover how regions are advancing medical cannabis accessibility, embracing psychedelic therapies, and driving sustainability in industry through hemp innovations.
Traverse the transformative journey of cannabis from the margins of media representation to its current prominence on the cultural stage. "Smoke Screens to Spotlight" delves into the evolving narrative of cannabis in films, TV shows, music, and documentaries, reflecting broader societal shifts towards acceptance and understanding. This piece navigates the storied path of cannabis, from early stigmatization to its embrace as a symbol of creativity, rebellion, and healing, showcasing the plant's undeniable impact on culture and media
