
The High Times Interview: Russell Means
Speaking from the heart.


After finishing his tour in Iraq, Ricardo Pereyda was redeployed to Germany and became aware of changes in his behavior. Something was wrong. He was

The Rocky Mountains are behind me somewhere, nowhere in sight. The Kansas border is 100 miles ahead. This is the western edge of the Great

The glass artist known as “Slick” hails from southeastern Virginia and has been spinning glass since 2000. He honed his glass skills via his connections

In the pantheon of rock’n’roll greats, two guitarists transcend all the rest: Jimi Hendrix and Carlos Santana. Both played Woodstock in 1969 and delivered legendary

Steven Hulsebos started his career operating a Phoenix, Arizona smoke shop, stocking his store with hand pipes. But his goal was to be the artist. Once

This interview originally appeared in the January 2017 issue of High Times. Following the birth of Hollywood, the “sex goddess” emerged. In the beginning, there

This article originally appeared in the January 2017 issue of High Times. At last, the cannabis industry is laying down firm roots in Nevada. Four

On Saturday, December 10, thousands of supporters of Leonard Peltier gathered in front of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. in a protest rally urging

A native Oregonian, Bill Burroughs currently resides in a small town called Veneta, just west of his hometown of Eugene. The Northwest has long been

This week, our January 2017 issue hits newsstands. Check out the feature “A Higher Level of Fitness” by Mark Miller, which provides an overview of

For Danny Camp, life was once a 40-hour grind working in the borough of Queens in New York City. But life changed when he moved

Speaking from the heart.

After finishing his tour in Iraq, Ricardo Pereyda was redeployed to Germany and became aware of changes in his behavior. Something was wrong. He was in a constant state of aggravation and couldn’t sleep. Negative thoughts filled his head. Pereyda had served in the Military Police Corps of the US Army, part of a quick-reaction force that conducted IED sweeps,

The Rocky Mountains are behind me somewhere, nowhere in sight. The Kansas border is 100 miles ahead. This is the western edge of the Great Plains, the vast expanse of prairie in America’s heartland that stretches from Texas to beyond the Canadian border. On this early fall morning, I’m meeting Craig Neal and his wife Celena at their home in

The glass artist known as “Slick” hails from southeastern Virginia and has been spinning glass since 2000. He honed his glass skills via his connections with a friend who owned the One of a Kind smoke shop in Portsmouth, VA. But it closed in 2003, along with many other shops, as part of the Feds’ Operation Pipe Dreams, which targeted

In the pantheon of rock’n’roll greats, two guitarists transcend all the rest: Jimi Hendrix and Carlos Santana. Both played Woodstock in 1969 and delivered legendary performances. Sadly, Jimi died in 1970. But Carlos plays on. To call Carlos Santana a living rock god is hardly an exaggeration: He has sold over 100 million records and reached more than 100 million

Steven Hulsebos started his career operating a Phoenix, Arizona smoke shop, stocking his store with hand pipes. But his goal was to be the artist. Once he got started, his pipes began appearing on his shelves. And once he was able to support himself solely through glassblowing, he ditched the retail business altogether. At first, he created patterns to put on

This interview originally appeared in the January 2017 issue of High Times. Following the birth of Hollywood, the “sex goddess” emerged. In the beginning, there was Clara Bow, followed by Mae West and Jean Harlow. In fact, there seems to have been a “bombshell” for every era of recent American history: Betty Grable during World War II, and Marilyn Monroe

This article originally appeared in the January 2017 issue of High Times. At last, the cannabis industry is laying down firm roots in Nevada. Four of the top pot producers in Las Vegas show their cards—and guess what? They’re all aces in the garden! Medical marijuana became legal in Nevada back in 2000. But there were drawbacks to the program.

On Saturday, December 10, thousands of supporters of Leonard Peltier gathered in front of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. in a protest rally urging President Obama to pardon the Native American political prisoner. Peltier has served over 42 in years in prison, wrongfully convicted for the death of two FBI agents on the Pine Ridge Indian reservation in South

A native Oregonian, Bill Burroughs currently resides in a small town called Veneta, just west of his hometown of Eugene. The Northwest has long been known as a glass artist mecca. With friends in the industry, Bill naturally became intrigued by glass and functional art. He first turned on a torch in 1999 as a pipe artist at Sketchy Glass,

This week, our January 2017 issue hits newsstands. Check out the feature “A Higher Level of Fitness” by Mark Miller, which provides an overview of the fitness benefits from cannabis use. Of course, overall health is greatly affected by diet. So we asked former NBA star John Salley to weigh in on the subject. John is a 15-year NBA veteran,

For Danny Camp, life was once a 40-hour grind working in the borough of Queens in New York City. But life changed when he moved to Maine in 2010. He arrived in Portland, a hotspot for glassblowers, where a community of artists and locally owned businesses welcomes new artists. Danny is a significant member of that community now. He works
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