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The plant is here. So are our bodies, our histories, our work, our pleasure, our questions—and everything the industry keeps flattening into a demographic.

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What we know.
What we’re learning.
What we’re not pretending.

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Edibles are chemistry, cooking, memory—and sometimes somebody adding entirely too much.

Let’s talk about ingredient function, onset, formulation, cultural traditions, and why “just eat half” is not a complete education.

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Conversations

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Pour Me a Mocha.

Long conversations. Full context. Women who know what they’re talking about and have enough room to actually say it.

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What I’m Paying Attention To

Things that deserve three sharp sentences even when they do not need a full article.

Women You Should Know

You should know their names.

Cultivators, scientists, hashmakers, artists, organizers, elders, researchers, writers, and women whose work should not disappear.

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Cannabis history, cultivation, processing, interviews, culture, news, and whatever else proved too interesting to keep to myself.

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