GANJAPRENEUR x THE ANCESTOR PROJECT

GANJAPRENEUR x THE ANCESTOR PROJECT

Baltimore-based collective, The Ancestor Project (TAP) serves to bring BIPOC back to ancestral practices while reducing harm, expanding consciousness, and inciting collective liberation for all people, providing virtual and in-person support, guidance, and education to modern journeyers and healers.

LA TIMES X STONE ROAD

LA TIMES X STONE ROAD

Lex Corwin, the 28-year-old founder and chief executive of Stone Road Farms, discusses the challenges — regulatory and otherwise — that face California pot farmers, what it’s like to helm a queer-owned cannabis brand and a look at his plans for the future of his weed-in-the-wilderness spread.

ROLLING STONE X THE ANCESTOR PROJECT

As the world of psychedelics matures to include both a grassroots movement and a burgeoning legal industry — echoing the process that cannabis went through a few years ago — many are wondering what kinds of new jobs will become available in the psychedelic space. Will psychedelics come to resemble most other mainstream, corporate North American industries — or can we expect something that more reflects the spirit and ethos of the medicines that have been used for generations?

Read the full article on Rolling Stone.