Cannthropology: Sensi Seed Bank
Holland’s Sensi Seed Bank turns 40 this year making it the world’s oldest and most influential Cannabis seed company.
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Cannthropology: Cypress Hill
When it comes to the true OGs of reefer rhymes, none can compare to the “Cheech and Chong of hip-hop,” Cypress Hill.
Cannthropology: Meds From The Feds
A handful of patients received free weed from Uncle Sam himself.
Cannthropology: Saga of the Scythians
The Scythians were one of the earliest cultures on Earth to incorporate Cannabis into their practical & spiritual lives.
Cannthropology: Jorge Cervantes
Over his half-century-long career, Jorge Cervantes has published more than 50 books in 11 languages.
Cannthropology: The Proto Pipe
There weren’t many pipes for weed smokers — only pipes made of corn cobs, wood or cheap, screwed-together metal.
Cannthropology: Titan of Terps Ken “K” Morrow
Every time we’d clean the weed, we’d throw the seeds out the window. Well, one of those seeds sprouted in his front yard
Cannthropology: Gonzo and Ganja
“I have always loved marijuana. It has been a source of joy and comfort to me for many years."
Cannthropology: Bubble Hash Backstory
How a cadre of Cannabis icons brought bubble hash into the stoner zeitgeist in the 1990s.
Cannthropology: The Life and Legend of John Sinclair
The White Panther Party’s platform included the call for a “total assault on the culture by any means necessary."
Cannthropology: Peron’s Pot Propositions
Dennis Peron and the dawn of the modern medical marijuana movement.
Cannthropology: Christ and Cannabis
Let’s explore the possibility of a historical relationship between marijuana and the messiah.
Cannthropology: Rainbow Farm Remembered
What started as peaceful, pro-Cannabis protests ended in bloodshed 22 years ago.
Cannthropology: Further Education
The Merry Pranksters played a pivotal role in launching the psychedelic revolution of the 1960s.
Cannthropology: Trail Blazers
A look back at the fabled Hippie / Hashish Trail.
Cannthropology: Reefer Madness Revisited
This month, Cannthropology is profiling pot’s most preposterous propaganda motion pictures.
Cannthropology: The Origin of 420
The ultimate marijuana meme was started over 50 years ago by a group of Marin County teenagers known as the Waldos.
Cannthropology: With a Little Help From My Friends
It’s one of the most legendary seshes in history: the night that Bob Dylan got The Beatles stoned for the first time.
Cannthropology: The Chemistry of Cannabinoids
Dr. Raphael Mechoulam has helped the noble cause of identifying and understanding the hundreds of compounds in Cannabis.
Cannthropology: Baking a Difference
Many consider Mary Jane Rathbun, better known as Brownie Mary, the mother of the medical marijuana movement.
