Tag Archives: Marijuana

Bridge

By Michael Shirzadian | Published: June 3, 2013
Bridge

Once, when we were younger, Mr. Shabadogi, Navid and I threw pennies into the water below the bridge and wished we weren’t spending Thanksgiving in Baltimore.

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Interview: Heather Donahue, Author of Growgirl

By Matt Borondy | Published: April 18, 2013
Heather Donahue with her dog Vito

“Free, right? That’s the best of our national brand. America: Home of the Babysat. Just doesn’t have the same ring.”

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Film Review: Square Grouper

By Mike Wood | Published: July 5, 2012
Square Grouper poster

Square Grouper is pretty even-handed in its telling of the exploits of a Florida religious group who funded their faith by moving piles and piles of its main sacrament.

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“What Type of Equipment Do YOU Use?”: An Interview with Singer Colleen Green

By Ryan Sartor | Published: March 6, 2012
Colleen Green playing Guitar

“I made the 4 Loko 2 Kayla CD-R as sort of a tour supplement to the Milo tape and put it on the internet for free. I think that was the best thing I could have done.”

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Loose Lips Sink Ships

By Alan C. Baird | Published: January 15, 2003

The classified ad in San Francisco’s Bay Guardian was straight out of a doper’s dream: Marijuana Research Subjects Wanted. Sure, why not?! In those days—late 1975—it seemed surprising that the U.S. government was still trying to figure out the physiological effects of cannabis, but if they were willing to pay folks to smoke their Mississippi-grown […]

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