THE SUMMER 2021 ISSUE
Our biggest issue yet! Features look at: how design of dispensaries and products helps not only marketing but normalizing cannabis; an interview with Shawn Gold of Pilgrim Soul about his work exploring creativity and cannabis use, and; an interview with Smith professor Carolyn Melly about how a life-threatening diagnosis for her son led to her anthropological research. In addition to regular features we have interviews with Mark Barnett, Pioneer Valley Cannabis, and Vanessa Jean-Baptiste.
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Q&A: Brit Smith talks to Vanessa Jean-Baptise of Legal Greens – the first Black woman with a dispensary license in Massachusetts. Photo by Benjamin Wight
Who Has a Hand in Dictating Science? When Caroline Melly’s son received a serious medical diagnosis, her personal research into medical cannabis changed her world. Photo by Paul Specht
Q&A: We have a virtual cup of coffee with, Mark Barnett of Higher Grounds, the Portland, Maine-based cannabis activist.
Eben Benson talks with Shawn Gold, the founder of Pilgrim Soul and a explorer of the relationship between cannabis and creativity. Photo by Max S. Gerber
Farnsworth Cannabis in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. One of the dispensaries we look at for a discussion on the vital role in design in normalizing cannabis. Photo by Patrick Rogers
Rebelle in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. One of the dispensaries we look at for a discussion on the vital role in design in normalizing cannabis. Photo by Patrick Rogers