For the Culture By The Culture
Explore the clandestine cannabis culture of the early 20th century, where jazz musicians like Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday made weed a symbol of rebellion and cool
In "Back in High Day," we traverse the 50s and 60s, unveiling how cannabis became the emblem of a generation's defiance and dreams. From the Beat Generation's whispers to the roaring protests of the Vietnam era, climaxing in Woodstock's unity and Altamont's disillusionment, this tale captures the spirit of an era where cannabis was not just a plant, but a symbol of cultural revolution and change.
