John Holmstrom helped create PUNK Magazine before punk became history. Fifty years later, he talks about punk history, the Ramones, Tom Forçade, the Sex Pistols, High Times, the fights over who did what, and why he is putting PUNK back into circulation instead of letting collectors and museums have the last word.
Code Words: The Secret Language of the Underground
Before dispensaries, cannabis slang helped buyers and sellers talk without saying weed. Code Words traces the underground language of marijuana from Louis Armstrong’s “muggles” and Mezz Mezzrow’s “mezzrolls” to dime bags, lids, pizza, T-shirts, and 420, revealing how prohibition created a private vocabulary that legalization is slowly erasing from cultural memory.
Rolling with the Rhythm: Why Music and Marijuana Will Always Be Family
The connection between cannabis and music transcends generations, rooted in a shared ritual of feeling and freedom. From jazz legends to modern festivals, this bond enhances the experience, fostering unity among listeners. Despite commercialization, the essence remains: music and weed thrive at the margins, where genuine creativity and connection flourish.
Remembering Kurt Cobain: A Stalwart of Music and Cannabis Advocacy
Celebrating the legacy of Kurt Cobain, we delve into his profound impact on music and his advocacy for cannabis culture. Reflecting on his contributions, we're inspired by his daring vision for a world where music and marijuana coexist freely
Reggae Reborn: ‘One Love’ Ignites Bob Marley’s Spirit on the Silver Screen
Dive into the rhythm of 'One Love,' the captivating Bob Marley biopic premiering this Valentine's Day. With a blend of critical acclaim and controversy, the film weaves Marley's timeless music with his life's tapestry, offering a fresh lens on the reggae legend's journey. Join us for a cinematic tribute that celebrates love, legacy, and the power of music to unite