The Puerto Rican hitmaker says cannabis is bigger than business, framing the plant as medicine, resistance, and a way to challenge the machine that taught people to fear it.
When renowned US film director Paul Thomas Anderson visited the Sisters of the Valley (a.k.a. “The weed nuns”) farm in California’s Central Valley, he was stunned.
Chile enters a new political cycle under President-elect José Antonio Kast. What could a hard-right government mean for cannabis policy, rights, and reform?
Spain approved cannabis-based treatments for four conditions, but experts warn the new framework is too limited and leaves many patients still waiting.
This article originally appeared in High Times Magazine’s 50th Anniversary Print Issue. Order yours here and get it delivered to your door. The sound of
Do your dreams get insanely wild when you stop using weed? Don’t freak out: it’s just temporary, and there’s an explanation to that.
Centennials are redefining stoner anime culture as Gen Z moves past Millennial classics, choosing bold, chaotic shows for their trippy sessions.
The feeling of emptiness after using certain drugs isn’t a random psychological thing; it has a pretty clear neurobiological basis. Many substances, especially those that act on systems like serotonin, dopamine, or norepinephrine, trigger a huge spike in neurotransmitters during the trip.
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A High Times veteran’s no-till living soil urban farming journey begins on a rooftop in New York City.
“On my first psilocybin trip, the goddess who oversaw her student, the mushroom, told me, ‘Let go of the mast, it’s already broken,’” Bruce Wagner tells High Times.
The Puerto Rican hitmaker says cannabis is bigger than business, framing the plant as medicine, resistance, and a way to challenge the machine that taught people to fear it.
When renowned US film director Paul Thomas Anderson visited the Sisters of the Valley (a.k.a. “The weed nuns”) farm in California’s Central Valley, he was stunned.
Chile enters a new political cycle under President-elect José Antonio Kast. What could a hard-right government mean for cannabis policy, rights, and reform?
Spain approved cannabis-based treatments for four conditions, but experts warn the new framework is too limited and leaves many patients still waiting.
This article originally appeared in High Times Magazine’s 50th Anniversary Print Issue. Order yours here and get it delivered to your door. The sound of the machines is hypnotic. A constant clatter, a rhythmic dance of gears that seem to breathe. Each turn, each metallic click, is the heartbeat of a fading craft. And at the center of this universe
Do your dreams get insanely wild when you stop using weed? Don’t freak out: it’s just temporary, and there’s an explanation to that.
Centennials are redefining stoner anime culture as Gen Z moves past Millennial classics, choosing bold, chaotic shows for their trippy sessions.
The feeling of emptiness after using certain drugs isn’t a random psychological thing; it has a pretty clear neurobiological basis. Many substances, especially those that act on systems like serotonin, dopamine, or norepinephrine, trigger a huge spike in neurotransmitters during the trip.
Deep Dive into Curaleaf’s Acquisition of Dark Heart Nursery and the Promise of a Breakthrough in Cannabis Genetics
A veteran’s raw account of survival, recovery, and how cannabis helped him rebuild his life—and confront the hypocrisy of civic leadership.
A High Times veteran’s no-till living soil urban farming journey begins on a rooftop in New York City.
“On my first psilocybin trip, the goddess who oversaw her student, the mushroom, told me, ‘Let go of the mast, it’s already broken,’” Bruce Wagner tells High Times.
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