
Josh Pollack Helped Build Gem & Jam Into a Festival With Its Own Identity
From Tucson’s gem shows to a full camping festival, Josh Pollack reflects on the growth of Gem & Jam, its music and art, and the community behind it.
Kyle Alexander Rosner is a filmmaker and writer covering the intersection of film, culture, and plant medicine. A New Jersey native with roots in both the underground and regulated cannabis worlds, his work explores the evolving relationship between storytelling, psychedelics, and the people behind the plants. He contributes to platforms like Reality Sandwich and produces content that bridges legacy, community, and consciousness.

From Tucson’s gem shows to a full camping festival, Josh Pollack reflects on the growth of Gem & Jam, its music and art, and the community behind it.

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Galexi Jones grew up in Humboldt County’s cannabis and festival culture. Now in NYC, she’s releasing new music and building artist-first events with real integrity.

Authorized Dealer breaks from New Jersey’s showroom trend with a dispensary that feels local, human, and built for repeat visits.

Jeeter Live isn’t another cannabis party. It’s a touring-scale show built on music, storytelling, and culture—no weed required.

Skyworld, a New York-based cannabis brand rooted in Indigenous tradition, has announced a partnership with the Last Prisoner Project (LPP), a nonprofit focused on freeing

Stoned for Christmas, the award-winning animated short, is a love letter to weed, animation, and the people who make the holidays survivable.

John Backer’s project We Knew Nothing fuses heavy music, political conviction, and a flower-first lifestyle. He’s carving out a heavier, more honest future for punk and post-hardcore.

How Jayson and Britni Tantalo turned Flower City Dispensary into a symbol of equity, advocacy, and New York cannabis culture.

From reading High Times in Alabama to placing in the Cannabis Cup, Kyle Colpack’s path shows how passion, persistence, and hemp bridged the stigma gap.

Bagels, buds, and belonging—how ‘Jews in Weed’ turned Friday hangouts into a nationwide cannabis community.

Cannabis founder Jason Reposa shares how resilience, scrappiness, and high-dose edibles are shaping the Massachusetts market and why taste and value matter most.

From Tucson’s gem shows to a full camping festival, Josh Pollack reflects on the growth of Gem & Jam, its music and art, and the community behind it.

Founder Dominic Denucci explains why golf and cannabis fit, how Eighth Iron events are changing course culture, and what’s next in Vegas.

Galexi Jones grew up in Humboldt County’s cannabis and festival culture. Now in NYC, she’s releasing new music and building artist-first events with real integrity.

Authorized Dealer breaks from New Jersey’s showroom trend with a dispensary that feels local, human, and built for repeat visits.

Jeeter Live isn’t another cannabis party. It’s a touring-scale show built on music, storytelling, and culture—no weed required.

Skyworld, a New York-based cannabis brand rooted in Indigenous tradition, has announced a partnership with the Last Prisoner Project (LPP), a nonprofit focused on freeing people incarcerated due to the War on Drugs and supporting them as they rebuild their lives. The collaboration, originally announced on January 6, 2026, is positioned as a public-facing campaign designed to raise awareness, mobilize

Stoned for Christmas, the award-winning animated short, is a love letter to weed, animation, and the people who make the holidays survivable.

John Backer’s project We Knew Nothing fuses heavy music, political conviction, and a flower-first lifestyle. He’s carving out a heavier, more honest future for punk and post-hardcore.

How Jayson and Britni Tantalo turned Flower City Dispensary into a symbol of equity, advocacy, and New York cannabis culture.

From reading High Times in Alabama to placing in the Cannabis Cup, Kyle Colpack’s path shows how passion, persistence, and hemp bridged the stigma gap.

Bagels, buds, and belonging—how ‘Jews in Weed’ turned Friday hangouts into a nationwide cannabis community.

Cannabis founder Jason Reposa shares how resilience, scrappiness, and high-dose edibles are shaping the Massachusetts market and why taste and value matter most.
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