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Pain Relief, Cannabinoids, and Neuroplasticity With Dr. Michael Moskowitz
Trina Calderón - Published on January 25, 2019Read moreWe talked to Dr. Michael Moskowitz about the science behind the entourage effect and how cannabis should be used as a medicinal treatment.
Craft Cannabis: High-Quality Buds and Sustainable Practices
Trina Calderón - Published on August 2, 2018Read moreMuch of the cannabis in dispensaries is grown indoors for high yields. But craft cannabis is grown differently. Here’s a case for why it might be better.
The Tasteful Intersection of Art and Cannabis
Trina Calderón - Published on July 20, 2018Read moreExplore the beautiful pipes of PipeDream LA, a group of artists who make tasteful cannabis accessories that you can use or display as pieces of art.
Hawaiian Shores to California Beaches: Surf Culture and Cannabis in the US
Trina Calderón - Published on July 12, 2018Read moreHawaiian surf culture meets cool California buds in this breif history of catching waves and toking up.
The Low-Dose Cannabis Experience of Chef Luke Reyes
Trina Calderón - Published on May 1, 2018Read moreSince most edibles might be too strong for the average consumer, Chef Luke Reyes creates a culinary experience with low-dose cannabis-infused dishes. Read more about his story here.
‘Breaking Good’: How One Nurse’s CBD Microdosing Experiment Turned Into a Saving Grace
Trina Calderón - Published on February 26, 2018Read moreIn 2014, Shannon Barnett hit a wall with fatigue, rashes, and other symptoms that drained her quality of life. All of that changed after experimenting with tiny doses of ingestible and topical CBD oils.
Mainstream Marketing Focuses on Cannabis Industry to Capture ‘Stoner’ Audience
Trina Calderón - Published on June 27, 2017Read moreA creative marketing company has turned to the cannabis industry to promote various mainstream campaigns, using tactics like branding strains and running ads in dispensaries.
O Captain! My Captain! Inside America’s Oldest Operating Head Shop
Trina Calderón - Published on May 3, 2017Read moreLocated in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles, Captain Ed’s is the oldest operating head shop in America. We check in on 50 years of activism, glassware, and back room trysts.
At ‘The Big Lebongski’ Bowling Tournament, These Pins Will Not Stand, Man
Trina Calderón - Published on April 13, 2017Read moreA nationwide bowling tournament inspired by the cult classic Coen brothers film combines bowling, buds, and impressive glass-blown trophies that double as bongs.
‘Orange Sunshine’ Is Coming out of the Psychedelic Closet
Trina Calderón - Published on March 10, 2017Read moreThe feature length documentary explores the origins of The Brotherhood of Eternal Love, a group dubbed the “Hippie Mafia” that started a psychedelic revolution in the US.