John Lewis: No Ways Tired
There is no denying the solid legacy that Lewis has built with his past, but what of the future of the party in which he holds a position of leadership?
Honeysuckle Writes
Last Day of the "Rethinking Animals" Summit
It is the last day of the “Rethinking Animals” Summit, and leaving behind the early Sunday sun for the cool dark of the SVA Theatre lobby, I already feel as if things have gotten serious.
An Exclusive Interview with Andrea Stefancikova
"You aren’t missing out on anything, so take your time."
Oneness: Recognizing Holistic Connections
Ahead of the United Nations’ Climate Week this September, Honeysuckle will be focusing with special intensity on the environment and sustainability [https://hshoneypot.com/category/sustainability/]. The following article was originally printed in ONE and holds perhaps more significance today than ever before. (*You can also see more work from artist Sparrowhawk tomorrow at the...
Let's Talk Hemp @ Southern Hemp Expo (SHE) 2019 Digital Magazine
Honeysuckle is proud to launch the first digital magazine for the Southern Hemp Expo (SHE) [https://southernhempexpo.com/], taking place this weekend, September 6 and 7 in Franklin, Tennessee! Earlier this spring we partnered with NoCo Hemp Expo [https://nocohempexpo.com/], the largest industrial hemp conference in the world, to produce their inaugural publication Let’...
Smoking Buddha
I was recently asked if I have a spiritual connection with cannabis. An enlightened person...
Ed From Space’s New EP 'Yellow Nights' Offers a Window to the World
By Toby Levi New York-based band Ed From Space is electrifying and fresh. Led by Peruvian singer-songwriter Eduardo Kirschbaum, the band has created a sound unlike any other. Their debut EP is inventive, yet captivating. We caught up with Ed before the release gig for their latest EP, Yellow Nights. HONEYSUCKLE: Your last EP From...
Steve and Andrew DeAngelo Exclusive Video Interview
From brothers Steve and Andrew DeAngelo's first experiences with cannabis to industry benchmarks – such as founding The Arcview Group, Harborside Dispensaries, family and their deep appreciation for Mother Nature, they spoke to us from their hearts.
Which Films Are Likely Oscar Contenders?
By Geoff Williams The date has been picked for the 2020 Oscars, and people are already starting to talk about who has a likely chance of consistently making appearances in multiple categories or who may be a contender for Best Picture. February of 2020 may seem far away, but most of the movies that make...
SISTER ACT
MJM Strategy is a family-oriented consulting company helping entrepreneurs and established organizations alike bolster performance and adapt to the ever-changing cannabis industry.
Just Get the Dumb Tattoo
As I write this article, my fourth tattoo heals on my upper arm. It’s a rose behind a chain which is broken on one end. It is deeply meaningful–the chain represents my roots as a chainmaker, and the rose is to honor the elderly chainsmith that allowed me to be her apprentice; she...
Brown Acid and A Girl in The Lake: A Review of Mike Greenblatt’s Woodstock 50th Anniversary: Back to Yasgur’s Farm
In 1964, The Federal Communications Commission enacted the FM Non-Duplication Rule [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FM_Non-Duplication_Rule], which mandated that AM and FM radio must distinguish their programming from one another. Although a seemingly small event, it started something that would change history. The need for distinctive content on the airwaves opened up...
Midsommar is a trip to a remote, drug-fueled pagan commune
After watching 2018’s Hereditary [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6wWKNij_1M] I found myself with a rekindled love for films that frighten, so you can only imagine my excitement when it was revealed that the director of Hereditary would be releasing a new movie in the summer of 2019, fittingly titled Midsommar [https:...
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