Snoop Nominates Wiz for HIGH TIMES Stoner of the Year
Who will be the HIGH TIMES Stoner of the Year? Snoop Dogg - who won the prestigious award in 2002 - …
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Fri Feb 3, 2012
Guacamole has become a Super Bowl classic, and this year, when you invite over your stoner circle to watch the big game, dig in to this highly enhanced treat! A simple recipe from our forthcoming book, The Official High Times Cannabis Cookbook, this guacamole pairs perfectly with all the super bowls you'll be smoking this Sunday. Our smooth, creamy dip has a secret ingredient (ganja) that will keep you chillin' way past the last touchdown. We recommend serving this guacamole with chips and carrot sticks, as well as roasted cauliflower florets. It's great with burritos, chili or quesadillas for a spicy snack that will provide a relaxing finish to an exciting day of football!
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Marijuana Might Help You Stay Slim, But Sugary, Butter-Laden "Medibles" Will Not!
Sun Sep 11, 2011
Proponents of sensible cannabis use are thrilled with the results of a new study that has grabbed headlines: “Marijuana smokers less likely to be obese.” French scientist Dr. Yann Le Strat was surprised by his findings, but I wasn’t at all. There's so much yet to be discovered about our endogenous cannabinoid system, which regulates many of the functions in our bodies, including metabolism.When the cannabinoid receptors are blocked, as in the case of weight-loss pharmaceutical Rimbonant, the pounds do melt away, but with undesirable side effects including suicidal thoughts and development of other diseases. Cannabis is the only reliable agent for appetite stimulation, which is potentially lifesaving for patients suffering from AIDS wasting, nausea or anorexia. It's clear that cannabis interacts with our appetite in many ways we don't understand, and I hope Dr. Yann Le …READ MORE
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HIGH TIMES Interview: James Oroc
Sat Dec 5, 2009
The January 2010 issue of HIGH TIMES featured a conversation with James Oroc, author of Tryptamine Palace, titled “Psychedelic Desert Toads.” The following is the complete and uncut interview with Oroc.
HT: What are the differences between 5-MeO-DMT and DMT?JO: There’s a lot of confusion here because there’s very little information available about 5-Meo-DMT which is one of the reasons why I ended up writing the book, like many people I was interested in DMT through Terence McKenna’s writings, but it is a very difficult compound to find, not to mention the fact that it is illegal, but it’s always been very, very rare. For a brief period from 1990 to the early twenty-first century you could buy 5-Meo-DMT over the Tnternet, because it is a different compound in its molecular structure from DMT, it has an extra methoxy attached to it, and because of …READ MORE
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INTERVIEW: Derrick Jensen – Bringing Down Babylon
Wed Aug 2, 2006
By Elise McDonough
While the repression and senseless brutality that affects cannabis lovers is a cause for radical action, few activists in the marijuana movement believe that all civilization will need to collapse in order to achieve their goal of sensible drug policy. Derrick Jensen is a dedicated environmental activist who believes that in order to preserve a landbase that can support human life for future generations, nothing less than the total abolition of our current culture is necessary to accomplish that goal.
As the author of many books, including A Language Older Than Words, The Culture of Make Believe, Welcome to the Machine and his most recent, Endgame, Jensen is relentless in his criticism of industrial civilization and a culture which seems to destroy everything it touches.
Endgame is a sprawling, lyrical work of inspiration and anger, written in two parts: volume one examines how and why …READ MOREtags: 6 « add a comment
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Wed Mar 2, 2005
By Elise McDonough
During a brisk February weekend, the counterculture college town of Burlington, VT, shrugged off the staid winter blues and raised its freak flag for the 10th annual Mardi Gras celebration thrown by the Magic Hat Brewery. HIGH TIMES procured some of Vermont’s finest kind and set off to get to the bottom of a growler or two, anticipating a weekend full of music, fun, friends, beers and buds. Immediately upon arriving in town, my companions and I stopped by the brewery, tasted this elixir and that concoction and got the down-low from the dudes behind the counter as to where the best parties were happening. The main event, Saturday’s family-friendly afternoon parade and block party, was sandwiched between kick-ass Friday and Saturday nighttime musical acts held at the venue Higher Ground. The bars around town promised all manner of debauchery, and I proceeded to investigate.
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