Jack Giroux is an interviewer for High Times Magazine. Since High School, he's been interviewing a wide range of artists for film blogs and other outlets. He likes to know what makes an artist and their work tick.
Six years after his last album, the artist who still can’t understand why anyone calls him trip-hop talks Different When It’s Silent, the Pixies, smoking weed with his Jamaican dad and why a song with no chorus is the thing he’s proudest of.
Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat play best-friend stoners on the run in Dylan Meyer’s “The Wrong Girls,” a decade in the making. They talk about getting high on set, why Shawkat’s two accidental highs produced some of the best scenes in the movie, and the two-shot as an art form.
Harry Styles recorded much of his 2019 album Fine Line at Rick Rubin’s Shangri-La studios with the help of mushrooms, sunshine and Paul McCartney records. UCSF psychedelic neuroscientist Dr. Robin Carhart-Harris breaks down what classic psychedelics actually do to the creative brain.
A High Times great returns with holiday stories, hard-earned perspective, and the sharpest advice in show business, from pot-written movies to LSD at 70 and why “loving everybody” is his idea of a nightmare.
The writer-director behind Seinfeld, Borat, and Curb talks failure, danger, punk-rock filmmaking, and his memoir Comedy Samurai: Forty Years of Blood, Guts, and Laughter.
The filmmaker’s horror film followers trimmers under a dangerous spell.
Time to let Morocco smoke and let its farmers flourish.
A conversation with The Chi creator about craft, elevating voices, and spirituality.
A potential game-changer has emerged in the world of mushrooms.
The Comedy Cellar and Gotham Comedy Club regular, who also wrote for The Sex Lives of College Girls, recently spoke to High Times about her style, despising the Sheraton Hotel, and enjoying psychedelics.
Dying to make a shroom-dealing Mickey Mouse film or slap him on some mylar? Well now you can (legally)!
Chris Pierce discusses his latest album Let All Who Will, the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, and the gift of cannabis.
Six years after his last album, the artist who still can’t understand why anyone calls him trip-hop talks Different When It’s Silent, the Pixies, smoking weed with his Jamaican dad and why a song with no chorus is the thing he’s proudest of.
Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat play best-friend stoners on the run in Dylan Meyer’s “The Wrong Girls,” a decade in the making. They talk about getting high on set, why Shawkat’s two accidental highs produced some of the best scenes in the movie, and the two-shot as an art form.
Harry Styles recorded much of his 2019 album Fine Line at Rick Rubin’s Shangri-La studios with the help of mushrooms, sunshine and Paul McCartney records. UCSF psychedelic neuroscientist Dr. Robin Carhart-Harris breaks down what classic psychedelics actually do to the creative brain.
A High Times great returns with holiday stories, hard-earned perspective, and the sharpest advice in show business, from pot-written movies to LSD at 70 and why “loving everybody” is his idea of a nightmare.
The writer-director behind Seinfeld, Borat, and Curb talks failure, danger, punk-rock filmmaking, and his memoir Comedy Samurai: Forty Years of Blood, Guts, and Laughter.
The filmmaker’s horror film followers trimmers under a dangerous spell.
Time to let Morocco smoke and let its farmers flourish.
A conversation with The Chi creator about craft, elevating voices, and spirituality.
A potential game-changer has emerged in the world of mushrooms.
The Comedy Cellar and Gotham Comedy Club regular, who also wrote for The Sex Lives of College Girls, recently spoke to High Times about her style, despising the Sheraton Hotel, and enjoying psychedelics.
Dying to make a shroom-dealing Mickey Mouse film or slap him on some mylar? Well now you can (legally)!
Chris Pierce discusses his latest album Let All Who Will, the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, and the gift of cannabis.
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