One of the founders of Vancouver’s first retail recreational marijuana store can talk about his enterprise for more than 20 minutes without mentioning any of the many names for his products. “We’re trying to

Established in 2015, based in Seattle – Kind Across works with recreational cannabis producers and processors to advocate for responsible and sustainable consumer demand throughout the state of Washington. We recognize the extent to which

Dabbing isn’t just a way to flex on your haters. It’s also a way to consume concentrates and I’d like to talk about a product called the Bolt from Dabado (Dah-Bah-Doh). I’m not much of

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKqbQ8DrJFU?feature=oembed&w=1200&h=675] 2 Chainz is back with guest Dr. Dina on Most Expensivest Shit. In this episode Tity Boi samples 500K worth of weed, dabs, and unique glass. One of the exclusive pieces he smokes

The Vancouver City Council on Monday didn’t embrace the city Planning Commission’s recommendation that the city further expand its number of retail marijuana shops from nine to 12. Neither did councilors like the commission’s recommendation

A Vancouver man who gave his 4-year-old daughter marijuana-infused chocolate cake was sentenced Friday to two years in prison. John Batten, 28, entered guilty pleas in Clark County Superior Court to delivering a controlled substance

Your Guide to Marijuana Edibles Though an exact date hasn’t been set in stone, the Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLC) will begin oversight of the recreational marijuana market in Oregon beginning in October, 2016.  After

[soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/264643018″] Becks & Bryan are back for a new episode of Talking Loud. We had to re-record this episode because Becks was so white-girl wasted she forgot we even recorded. Join us for episode

Last Thursday, Chicago rapper, Chance the Rapper blessed us all with his third mixtape Coloring Book. Chance isn’t new to the scene, but his star is currently rising especially after wrapping up work with Kanye West

REDMOND, Ore. — Last year, Lindsey Pate and her husband, Christopher, bought 15 acres of high desert covered in junipers in central Oregon, where they planned to grow marijuana in greenhouses to sell for recreational