Home › Latest Articles › Cameron Hamilton Twitter Facebook Instagram Pinterest Youtube Spotify LinkedIn November 05, 2018 Uncle Stanky waxes rhapsodic about going faster, smelling sweeter and respecting the environment Born from the passion of snowboarding, inspired by the love of dank, and with the utmost respect for the natural world, Tim Foley launched Uncle […]
The Heads Magazine 2007 Strain Review featured a panel of pot pros sharing the secrets of their stash. TGA Seeds breeder, Subcool joined the conversation with his insight and humour. Here are his answers to each of our weed lifestyle questions—some never-before published! They offer a glimpse into the depth of the Weed Nerd’s knowledge and […]
Home › Latest Articles › Asheville Twitter Facebook Instagram Pinterest Youtube Spotify LinkedIn September 24, 2019 Meet Asheville’s unlikely culinary superhero Stu Helm was enjoying a successful career as a fine artist, illustrator and graphic designer. Then he got hungry. Championing the remarkable farm-to-table, Southern Appalachian, international food scene in the small city of Asheville, […]
Take a trip to the magical world of fungi By Muraco, PhD There are more than 200 species of psychoactive fungi on the planet. That’s a lot of different ways to trip. In reality, though, most heads will only come across a few varieties if they’re lucky. If you are, however, truly resourceful, you may […]
One Eleven Heavy rises among a pack of exploratory contemporary bands—Garcia Peoples, Mountain Movers, Howlin’ Rain, Wet Tuna—examining the past in the ever-present now. On Desire Path, their second record, One Eleven Heavy’s tendency towards musical expeditions never distracts from their command of song writing. The ten tracks come together into an album that radiates […]
Home › Latest Articles › Urban Poetry Twitter Facebook Instagram Pinterest Youtube Spotify LinkedIn August 22, 2019 It’s nearly impossible to walk through an urban space without coming across some form of graffiti sprawled across brick walls, under bridges or in how-in-heavens-did-they-even-get-up-there? locations. Many view graffiti as an art form—an open canvas for artists who […]
Cannador CEO Zane Witzel knew there had to be a better way than baggies and shoeboxes to store cannabis, but nothing existed on the market. So he developed a quality-built environmentally conscious humidor specifically designed for cannabis and launched his company. But that was just the beginning of the Cannador journey. His advertainment series Growing Wild explores the evolving […]
Home › Latest Articles › HeadsRecipe: Canna Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Ice Cream Twitter Facebook Instagram Pinterest Youtube Spotify LinkedIn July 09, 2019 The most sublime ice cream for canna-daydreaming Perfect for the lazy, hazy, crazy days of summertime when you have nowhere to be and nothing to do. Kick back and relax—it’s legal! Try […]
A Stoners Guide to Rare Groove By Aja West & Cheeba It has not been easy narrowing this list down to just ten songs. We’ve tried to choose tracks which are not so rare that only the most serious diggers can find them, but not so common that you’ve seen them repeatedly on others lists. By […]
Heads Lifestyle: What’s the meaning behind the name Talking Trees? Do your plants really talk to you? Talking Trees Farms: Yes, the trees talk to me. Trees have always fascinated me especially here in Humboldt with the ancient redwoods that bring a majestic feel to the forest. One of my farm helpers actually came up […]
Snowboard legend, Jake Burton lived to ride Jake Burton loved to snowboard. In fact, he was so passionate about it that he wanted the entire world to snowboard with him. A simple vision, really, that launched a global industry and transformed the way we feel about powder. Look up snowboarding in the dictionary and you’ll […]
Home › Latest Articles › Munchie of the Month: Corn Dogs Twitter Facebook Instagram Pinterest Youtube Spotify LinkedIn June 27, 2019 Carnies, cotton candy, and corn dogs. Probably the three things you’ll see the most of at any old school fair, circus or carnival. Created by Texan Neil Fletcher, corn dogs made their debut at […]
Home › Latest Articles › Think Globally, Act Locally Twitter Facebook Instagram Pinterest Youtube Spotify LinkedIn November 12, 2019 A Chaos Theory Primer for Civil Action By Mica James “Think globally, act locally.” We’ve all heard the slogan countless times, but have you ever stopped to question what it means? How does it work? By […]
Can one man on a stand-up paddleboard make a difference in the amount of trash in our waterways? SUP Garbage Man believes so. Inspired by a childhood game, SUP Garbage Man started documenting his litter picking activities in the spring of 2019. Six months of sunrises later, he’s collected over 400 cubic feet of trash […]