The Magazine Of High Society
Twenty years after Grandma’s Boy, Nick Swardson talks writing stoner dialogue for grandmas, giving script notes on Percocet from a hospital bed and why quitting drinking kicked off the most productive stretch of his career.
The High Times Cannabis Cup awards in Buenos Aires on October 23 and in San Juan on December 5. Argentina has five categories, lab analysis and a competitor registration deadline of October 10. Puerto Rico has ten categories, a thirteen-judge panel, the Cannabiz Awards on the same night and submissions closing October 16.
Grown Rogue’s cultivation story began in Southern Oregon. Today, its flower is grown indoors in Paulsboro, New Jersey, as the company builds its presence in the state.
An Australian company has filed for approval of a THC-free CBD tablet it calls a world first for chronic pain. Its chief executive told 7News the trial didn’t outperform placebo.
A bag of flower showed up at a Diamond District jewelry shop and none of it got smoked. TraxNYC spent two to three months blowing up gold castings before one held, and the nug that came out reads 10.81 karat on the shop’s own scanner. How the flower gets vaporized, why fresh weed ruins the mold, and what the crew still can’t agree on.
The grower, author and longtime High Times columnist sat down for episode 200 of the Good PizzZa podcast and walked through his 2002 federal case, his work preserving landrace genetics in India, the disappearance of true skunk and what he thinks cannabis contests should be measuring.
Brazil’s medical cannabis access runs through court orders and nonprofit patient associations. Twenty of them gather in Ceará this month, alongside free music, art and talks.
Wild Sky Farms won both hybrid and indica. Funk Farm placed in all three flower categories and finished with more medals than anyone. And three of the six edible and gummy medals went to products that lead with their extraction method. Every winner from the High Times Cannabis Cup Montana.
The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies has worked with universities, clinicians and the Department of Defense. Its first partnership with a cannabis company is HoneyProjects, a three-store New Jersey operator whose newest dispensary opened August 29 in Elmwood Park. It’s education and outreach at retail, not research, and that’s what makes the venue interesting.
How cannabinoid combinations are formulated, what THC changes, and how to read the label and the lab report before you buy.
A Tennessee investigator testified that cannabis shipments arrive with paperwork claiming legal levels of delta-9 THC, and the lab finds much higher. For six weeks the record said illegal. That was one of 294 corrections Judge Derek Julius ordered before the DEA published the full 2,533-page transcript. Most are clerical. A handful changed what a witness said, including one that had the direction of rescheduling backwards.
The ninth annual Cannabis Opportunities Conference anchors three days of policy panels, workforce programming, scholarships and a pitch event for early-stage founders. Sunday’s Community Day is free and open to the public.
Twenty years after Grandma’s Boy, Nick Swardson talks writing stoner dialogue for grandmas, giving script notes on Percocet from a hospital bed and why quitting drinking kicked off the most productive stretch of his career.
The High Times Cannabis Cup awards in Buenos Aires on October 23 and in San Juan on December 5. Argentina has five categories, lab analysis and a competitor registration deadline of October 10. Puerto Rico has ten categories, a thirteen-judge panel, the Cannabiz Awards on the same night and submissions closing October 16.
Grown Rogue’s cultivation story began in Southern Oregon. Today, its flower is grown indoors in Paulsboro, New Jersey, as the company builds its presence in the state.
An Australian company has filed for approval of a THC-free CBD tablet it calls a world first for chronic pain. Its chief executive told 7News the trial didn’t outperform placebo.
A bag of flower showed up at a Diamond District jewelry shop and none of it got smoked. TraxNYC spent two to three months blowing up gold castings before one held, and the nug that came out reads 10.81 karat on the shop’s own scanner. How the flower gets vaporized, why fresh weed ruins the mold, and what the crew still can’t agree on.
The grower, author and longtime High Times columnist sat down for episode 200 of the Good PizzZa podcast and walked through his 2002 federal case, his work preserving landrace genetics in India, the disappearance of true skunk and what he thinks cannabis contests should be measuring.
Brazil’s medical cannabis access runs through court orders and nonprofit patient associations. Twenty of them gather in Ceará this month, alongside free music, art and talks.
Wild Sky Farms won both hybrid and indica. Funk Farm placed in all three flower categories and finished with more medals than anyone. And three of the six edible and gummy medals went to products that lead with their extraction method. Every winner from the High Times Cannabis Cup Montana.
The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies has worked with universities, clinicians and the Department of Defense. Its first partnership with a cannabis company is HoneyProjects, a three-store New Jersey operator whose newest dispensary opened August 29 in Elmwood Park. It’s education and outreach at retail, not research, and that’s what makes the venue interesting.
How cannabinoid combinations are formulated, what THC changes, and how to read the label and the lab report before you buy.
A Tennessee investigator testified that cannabis shipments arrive with paperwork claiming legal levels of delta-9 THC, and the lab finds much higher. For six weeks the record said illegal. That was one of 294 corrections Judge Derek Julius ordered before the DEA published the full 2,533-page transcript. Most are clerical. A handful changed what a witness said, including one that had the direction of rescheduling backwards.
The ninth annual Cannabis Opportunities Conference anchors three days of policy panels, workforce programming, scholarships and a pitch event for early-stage founders. Sunday’s Community Day is free and open to the public.
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