1. Trump Chief of Staff Pick Worked for PR Firm that Represents Trulieve Cannabis
2. Did Trump Plan to Cheat on A Pre-Debate Drug Test?
3. Curiouser and Curiouser Cannabis Politics
5. Connie Chung Comments on Marijuana Strain Named for Her in New Memoir
As gratifying as the Connie Generation is, I have one more distinction of superior recognition. There is a strain of weed named after me. Yes, a strain of marijuana named Connie Chung. I have not a clue how it came about. I tried smoking marijuana in college, and unlike Bill Clinton, I did inhale. However, still being a straight [pun intended?] arrow, I am not a weed smoker, not that there's anything wrong with it. Read more.
6. California State Fair Allows Cannabis Sales and Consumption For the First Time
7. Molly Tuttle, Brandy Clark and Patti Smith Rock Hardly Strictly Blue-Grass
The Annual Hardly Strictly Bluegrass free music festival, held in San
Francisco's Golden Gate Park through the generosity of investment
banker/banjo player Warren Hellman, tends to have its musical acts
comment on being in the city once called Yerba Buena. Read more.
8. Dionysian Tableau at Paris Olympics Shocks Christian Conservatives Who Forget Their Past
Those who could only see the Last Supper in the tableau are forgetting or were never taught their history (not to mention their herstory): Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and ecstasy, was by some accounts the son of the grain goddess Demeter of the ancient Eleusinian mysteries. Those mysteries saw yearly pilgrimages of the faithful to experience communion with each other via the sacrament kykeon, thought to be a psychedelic potion. Read more.
9. 100 Years of Surrealism, A Movement Inspired by Cannabis?
Surrealism, the trippy art and cultural movement that developed in Europe in the aftermath of World War I, traces its roots to the publication of André Breton's essay Manifeste du surréalisme, published in October 1924. Female surrealist artists include Leonora Carrington, Remedios Varo and Frida Kahlo. Read more.10. Tiffany Haddish Named Tokin' Woman of the Year; More Tokey Awards Annnounced
Also see: Tokin' Women and Others We Lost in 2024.
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