WEEKLY ZINE VOL 100

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Weekly Digital Magazine designed by Erin Cullison and Dustin Hoxworth

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Weekly zine vol. 100

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Pg. 64: the chemistry of consciousness: insdie sasha shulgin & the movement by bobby nuggz

Pg. 34: meet the fat nugs magazine team by erin cullison

Pg. 34: simple rituals to bring more intention to your cannabis consumption by crystal coker Pg. 38: where there's smoke: the shared language of weed, rap, and the block by dee sidhu

Pg. 72: bro is philosophy just a subreddit? by sonya kachinski

Pg. 42: what about the children? by kris michelle Pg. 46: the hotbox with cassie tommaselli by dustin hoxworth Pg. 54: the hotbox with lance asher by dustin hoxworth Pg. 62: gateway mary by natalie goldberg

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Pg. 80: hemp for the future: retrospectively looking forward by daniel crawford

dustin hoxworth “Most people thought a weekly digital cannabis magazine couldn't be done. Then they watched us do it.

Week after week, one hundred editions deep.

One hundred issues of independent journalism, culture, advocacy, science, business, art, photography, plant medicine, and the people who make this community badass. Nearly every week, our team has built a fresh digital magazine from the ground up, often pushing toward 70+ pages while refusing to sacrifice our voice, values or independence.

This 100th edition isn't a victory lap by any means. I think it's simple proof that independent media matters more now than ever, especially in a world where most media is owned by billionaires who care nothing about cannabis, and would rather see us all fail and go away rather than succeed. It’s proof that community will always outlast algorithms and that a small group of passionate misfits can build something the industry actually needs and consumers holler for.

And since this milestone belongs as much to our team as it does to our readers, we're pulling back the curtain and introducing you to the people behind the publication. The staff writers, editors, photographers, designers, dreamers, weirdos, and believers. The people who show up every fucking week to do the work.

One hundred issues later and we're still learning, growing, and getting better. Our mission hasn't changed at all. We’re here to tell great stories, support amazing people, and protect independent media.

Welcome to Issue No. 100. The first hundred were just the warm-up.

Independent media is resistance. Support it!”

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