High Times is one of the most recognizable cannabis publications in the United States. Founded in 1974, it grew out of the counterculture era and became a long-running voice for cannabis normalization, advocacy, and consumer education.
Its coverage spans legalization and policy, industry news, and the cultural side of cannabis—from strains and products to events, personalities, and lifestyle reporting. Over decades, High Times has helped mainstream cannabis journalism and popularized the idea of cannabis as both a political issue and a consumer category.
Regulatory changes in 2026 could enable corporate dominance in cannabis genetics, transforming the industry landscape
by Monsanto Never Cracked Weed. 2026 Might Open the Door
Ethan Hawke reflects on his first acting award from High Times, a bong, as a meaningful career milestone that validated his early work
by Ethan Hawke’s First Acting Award Was a Bong From High Times. He Has Not Forgotten It.
Black leaders played a crucial role in the cannabis legalization movement, risking personal safety to challenge outdated laws and address racial disparities
by Ten Black Heroes Behind Cannabis Legalization
Japan's International Hemp Expo 2025 focused on hemp's cultural and industrial significance, highlighting the country's cautious approach to cannabis
by Standing on the Moon in Japan: Hemp, History, and the Long Game in Japan
Tamara Anderson's Culinary & Cannabis creates healing spaces in the cannabis industry, focusing on inclusivity and personal relationships with the plant
by Tamara Anderson Is Not Here to Ask Permission
A writer reconciles with hippie culture and their brother after transformative psychedelic therapy and a life-changing Grateful Dead concert
by I Was Wrong About the Hippies
Ball vapes are revolutionizing dry herb vaporization by offering espresso-like potency and flavor, making them a favorite among cannabis enthusiasts
by Ball Vapes Are the Espresso Machine of Dry Herb Vaporizers
A cannabis facility's investment in new fertigation equipment failed to improve yields, highlighting the need for disciplined cultivation practices over technological fixes
by Why More Equipment Won’t Fix Your Yield Problem
Cannabis is emerging as a countercultural tool to combat the relentless hustle culture, offering a means to slow down and reconnect with oneself
by In Praise of Slowness: Weed as a Countercultural Tool Against Hustle Culture
Woodstock Cannabis revitalizes its iconic legacy by focusing on whole-plant products, emphasizing authenticity, and fostering community through cultural engagement
by Peace, Love, and Whole Plant: Woodstock Cannabis Delivers on the Brand’s 55-Year Legacy
Bob Weir's enduring influence on music and cannabis culture reflects a commitment to creativity and community, shaping a legacy that transcends commercial success
by Nothing Ventured. Nothing Gained: Bob Weir and the Culture That Got There First
8th Iron Golf Club integrates cannabis into golf, enhancing focus and relaxation while respecting the sport's traditions
by Cannabis Is Coming for Golf
Jamaica's national soccer team unveils Bob Marley-inspired jerseys for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, blending music and culture into their sports identity
by Jamaica Brings It On With Bob Marley-Inspired Jerseys for 2026 FIFA World Cup
High Times introduces a recruiting service for the cannabis industry, enhancing hiring efficiency with video introductions and a flat-fee pricing model
by Hiring in Cannabis Is Broken. High Times Has a Better Way.
The Old Farmer’s Almanac has added cannabis to its planting guide, marking a cultural shift as the plant gains mainstream acceptance
by Cannabis in the Old Farmer’s Almanac? It’s Old News … Kind of
The 2024 New York Cannabis Cup highlights top brands and products, showcasing excellence in flower, edibles, and sustainability
by New York Cannabis Cup Winners: The Brands and Products That Took Top Honors
UK nightclubs are closing rapidly due to economic pressures and changing social trends, threatening the cultural and economic landscape
by UK Clubs Are Shutting Down: Is Nightlife No Longer Profitable?
New York Times Op-Ed faces backlash for allegedly misrepresenting cannabis legalization impacts and proposing increased regulation
by The New York Times Isn’t Examining the Real-World Evidence on Cannabis. It’s Ignoring It.
Therians, who identify as non-human animals, are gaining attention alongside cannabis liberation, challenging societal norms and advocating for bodily autonomy
by Annoyed by Therians? That’s the Point, and Weed History Proves It
Outdoor cannabis cultivation is gaining recognition for its superior wellness benefits compared to indoor-grown varieties, thanks to its diverse chemical composition and environmental advantages
by The Demonization of THC
Cannabis may help individuals reconnect with their emotions by facilitating introspection, though it should complement, not replace, emotional regulation strategies
by Emotional Zombies: How Weed Can Teach Us to Feel (Again)
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