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| June 1978 |
Interview: Vera Rubin, Hollywood Rat Pack, The Saga of Bold Red Kelly, D.O.A.: Inside the Sex Pistols' Infamous Last Tour, Centerfold: High Stakes, Glue Confessions, How To Grow Backyard Marijuana |
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| March 1979 |
Interview - Ralph Metzner, How to Start Your Own Record Company for Under $2,000, Kerouac by William Burroughs, Centerfold: Black Haarvest, Night of the Human Tomatoes, America's Top-Ten Dope Defenders, Mom, Apple Pie and Cocaine, Comix Highwitness News - Dope Reformers Pack NORML Conference, South Africa Cops Decry "Mandrex Mafia", Domestic Pot Booms in Britain, High Crimes, Cocaine Confidential, National Weed The Planet - U.S. Customs Blasts "Head" Posters, Earlier Puberty for U.S. Girls, Columbia Chills Pills, Disco Ferry Draws Evil Debauchers, Nepal's Ex-Chief Interviewed, International Weed |
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| May 1979 |
Interview - Sante Bario, A Short History of the Devil, Confessions of a Viper )Bernie Brightman), Centerfold: Marijuana Around the World, How to Buy an Island, Media: Reading, Writing and Reefer Madness, Vagabond: Scoring in Los Angeles, Comix Highwitness News - New 'Ludes are Lemmons, 'Lombo Gov Hailed for Dope Deals, Cocaine Swordfish Invade Northeast, High Times Clips DEA Acid, High Crimes, Cocaine Confidential, National Weed, High & Mighty The Planet - Fear Moonie Takeover of U.S. Fishing, Texas Oil Country to Build Port in LaQuanjira, Used Nuke Plants a Worldwide Threat, Kimonos on the Way Out in Japan, Disco Turns Political in Africa, International Weed |
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| June 1979 |
Interview - Wavy Gravy, Getting Stoned in the Haut Monde, Deadly Nightshades, New Myths from Old Narcs, Centerfold: Marijuana Around the World, Vagabond: Hollywood, High Style: Scaling the Heights, Comix: Zippy the Pinhead - A Dope in High Places Highwitness News - Testing of Fake TMC Halted, Top 'Lombo Daily Calis for Legal Pot, Rock againstRaclam Hits U.S., High Crime, Cocaine Confidential, National Weed, Reefer Reform The Planet - Doc Strike Lowers Death Rate, Workers Save Firms from Bankruptcy, Columbia Seeks Nukes by 1999, Universe Opens for Home Viewing, Africans Reconsider Cheap Rockets, International Weed |
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| July 1979 |
Interview - Paul Schrader, Scams, Tilt!, Centerfold: Flesh of the Gods, Terror in Exile, The Hashish Club, Vagabonds: Coca Chewers of Santa Marta, Tuning in to Satelite TV, Comix Highwitness News - Tired Narcs "Let Hawaii Go to Pot", Columbia Exports Dope Film to U.S., Narc Informer Runs Speed Lab, National Weed, High Crimes, Cocaine Confidential, Reefer Reform |
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| August 1979 |
Interview - The Clash, The Saga of Lee Chagra, The Woodstock Census, Centerfold - Adventures in Medicine, Mind Control U.S.A., Blest Be the Thai That Binds, DE, Vagabond Yage Highwitness News - Cops Will Now Prosecute Potnappers, Georgia's Top Bust Exposed, NEW Fights AMA for Dope COntrol, Celebs Kick Painlessly, National Weed, High Crimes, Cocaine Confidential, Reefer Reform The Planet - KKK on the Rise, on the Run, City Pays $100,000 for Blowjob, Search for Saucer Gods in America, Neatherthals Were Peaceniks, Islams Want Common Market, International Weed |
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| September 1979 |
Interview - Norman Mailer, High History: 1974-1979, The Kid Escapes, The Five-Year Review, Centerfold: Around the World in 80 Drugs, Global Grass Routes, My Greatest High of the Last Five Years, Where Do We Go From Here?, Comix Highwitness News - Cocaine - Miracle Drug for Arthritis, Complaining Cops Banished to Florida DEA, Prove Selective Enforcement of Pot Laws, Secret Service Joins Drug War, High Crimes, Cocaine Confidential, National Weed The Planet - Out-of-Hospital Births on Rise, Cops Savage L.A. Punks, Amin's Doc Warns of Pot Dangers, Beatles Bronzed in Liverpool, Desal: Hands Off Sacred Cows, Lushes Threaten Zambian Govt., International Weed |
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| October 1979 |
Interview - Dope Grower, The Untold, Inside Story of the Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, The ANIF Story, Aphrodisiacs, Centerfold: In Search of the Royal Herb, On the Road with Reefer Madness, How to Buy a Brain for $2,200 or Less, The Strange History of American Cults, Culture Hero: Ken Kesey Highwitness News - Frisco Dealer Runs for Harvey Milk's Seat, PCP Sentences Get Tougher, London Dopers Parade Peacefully, National Weed, High Crimes, Cocaine Confidential The Planet - Over-Elaborate Solar Gimmicks Limit Market, Technology Freaks Meet Again, Church Now a Refuge from S.A. Fascism, Barbara Hutton's Love Letter to Castro, Mafia Takes Knocks, International Weed |
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| November 1979 |
Interview - R. D. Laing, Women in Rock, Patent Medicines, Massage, Centerfold: Stepping Out, You Are What You Throw Away, Dope in the Comixcs: Part 1, Welcome to Ohio, The Buckeye State, The Esco MJ Kit Highwitness News - Court: Isomers of Cocaine Not Covered by Law, Nader Darvon Offensive ODs, Colombia Admits Poisoning Dope Acreage, Profile Busts: the Latest Setup Scam, Reefer Reforms, High Crimes, Cocaine Confidential, National Weed, High & Mighty The Planet - Bikers Convene for Priest's Chopper Blessing, Swordfish: the Northeast;s Newest Contraband, Private Nuke Force Quashed, Pentagon Turns Paradise into War Zone, Sweden Imposes Total Ban on S. Africa, China: TV Sex and Acid Rock Survive, New Zealanders Reject U.S. Nuke Ships, International Weed |
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| December 1979 |
Interview: Kinky Friedman, The Class of '84, Jukes, A Christmas Story, Peyote Visions, Centerfold: Hawaiian High, In Like Flynn, Cannabis Cookbook, Dope in the Comics: Part II, What to Wear to a Customs Party, Comix, High Style: Teeing Up Highwitness News - Paraquat Spraying to End, N. Caroline - Newest Smuggling Hot Spot, International Cocaine Conference in Ecudor, How to Handle a PCP Bummer, THC Shows Promise for M.S. Patients, High Crimes, Cocaine Confidential, National Weed, The High & Mighty The Planet - The Yukon: Ice Age Garden of Eden, Gun Law Cuts Massachusetts Murders, Cigar Rationing Hits Cuba, Consider Ban on Swiss Bank Accounts, Africans Debate Revolutionary Marriage Laws, China's Topl Paper Admits Fallibilty, City Sewage Threatens World's Oceans, International Weed |
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| August 1981 |
Interview: Tommy Rettig, LSD '81: Marketing the Better Blotter, The Sorcerer's Apprentice: Nikola Tesla 1856-1953, Special Grow American / Centerfold: Arizona High-Ways, The Grown Up, Cocaine Colonialism: How the Facists Took Over Bolivia, Al-Kayf: An Instructive Guide for Travelers to Morocco |
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| January 1982 |
Interview: Charles Bukowski, My War of 1939, The O.T.C. Taste Test: High Times Rates the Legal Highs, Microphotography, Centerfold: Mushrooms, Plato Retreatists, The Last Run of The Helena Star, Part Two |
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| November 1982 |
Interview: Devo, Special Centerfold Feature: India: The Land The Narcs Forgot, Special Cocaine Confidential: At Long Last Coca, Master Addicts, The Player, The Golden Swindle, Sounds: Life with Father (Zappas) |
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| August 1986 |
Features - The Fleshtones (Here they come. Walkin' down the street. They get the funniest loooks...Meet the Fleshtones. America's premier Psychedelic punk garage band, exploding pupils and all), The Fruit Palace (As part of our continuing series on smuggling, High Times presents some heart-pounging post-Gonzo journalism. In this installment, a hapless British writer finds himself middleman in a $50,000 coke deal gone sour.), The Acid Apocalypse (We've heard about bad trips, but this has to be the ultimate freakout adventure story.), Negril: Rasta Spliffs, Reggae Music and Rambo Business (The latest update o our favorite vaationland in Jamaica, written by our staff with the help of cannabis connoisseur Filok Ford. It's a tough job, but somebody has to do it._, Neo-Psychedelia: An Art Exhibit for the '80sm The Cure (The Whale was trapped on Rikers Island. Goosebumps rose like welts on is massive tatooed arms, His rheumy eyes refused to focus. One week ago, he was the prized bodyguard for a igh rolling coke dealer. Now, he was terminally dope sick and his boss was no where to be found.) Columns - Editor's Note, Trans-High Market Analysis, Abuse Folio, Ask Ed, The Great Indoors, Homer's Garden, High Fives, Rushes Departments - Letters, Flashes, Highwitness News, Trans-High Market Quotations, Products, Classified, Case in Point, Legal Directory, Bookstore |
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| November 1987 |
Features - Marijuana and Your Health (You've seen the scary TV commercials and heard the phony government facts, now read the real story on the potential hazards of marijuana smoking), Cyberpunk / William Gibson Interview (Cyberpunk is changing the face of science fiction. Former Heavy Metal editor Lou Stathis gives the scoop on what cyberpunk is about and interviews William Gibson, the progenitor of this genre), The Silver Walks (Straight off writing the screenplay for Aliens III, cyberpunk's leading light sends us a chapter from his upcoming book), The Cocaine-Contra Connection (The ever-nurkier, never ending story of Contra drug smuggling and arms shipments), Chef Ra's Psychedelic Kitchen (Introducing our new food coumnist. Ra's recipes are guaranteed to put the ital in your bital), The Swedish Invasion *The Psychotronic guy travels to Sweden and finds, much to his surprise, the world's leading underground rock scene) Columns - Hep Cat, High Art, The Ruderalis Factor (The best thing about ruderalis is that most cops don't even know it;s marijuana. The plant also flowers immediately - regardless of photo period. But will it get you high? Two growing experts face off on the biggest ourdoor growing controversy of the year), Rushes, The Hound's Eye View, Top 100 (Oh boy, you won't believe who's #11! Is this some kind of sick joke, readers?) Departments - Letters, Highwitness News, Trans-High Market Quotations, Trans-High Market Analysis Letters, Centerfold (Indica bud goes fast these days, but not this fast), Classified, Products, Bookstore |
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| January 1988 |
Features - Last Legal Ganja in Bengal (Thanks to an agreement forced on them by the American government, the Indian people no longer have legal ganja in almost all their provinces. Sam Seignij visited Bengal last year to make his last legal dope purchase.), Only One Earth: Building the Space Biosphere (Here's a peek inside the world's largest indoor grow room. According to Bram, there may be hope for our beleagured planet.), Futurize Your Grow Room (Can an 8' x 10' grow room meet all the vegetable needs of a family of four? Yes says Dr. Indoors.), Grow Rooms of the Future (After an express trip to the asteroid belt, our hero starts work on his very own biosphere. Here's our idea of what life should be like in the future.), Door to Perception: Aldous Huxley Drops Mescaline (Want to know what happens when the proper-Brit author of Brave New World - a guy who read the entire Britannica while still in short pants - doses himself with mescaline?), Hippie Punk (An interview with Redd Kross, the first punk-rock group to give up hardcore noise for hippie melodies.) Columns - Editor's Note, Normlizer, Centerfold (Good golly Miss Kail), Zoe, Top 100 (The almighty "Bong Hits" vote once again dominates the chart. In other action, we see "Pink Floyd" with a bullet, while...but wait! Why is "I hate the Grateful Dead" gaining momentum?), Introducing a New Fun-Filled Section: Reel News, Psychotronic, Twisted Image, Hound's Eye View, Bookshelf, Go-Go Girl of the Month (Now in color! Former Rasta T-shirt girl Donna Lupie hits the big time) Departments - Letters, Highwitness News, Trans-High Market Quotations, Trans-High Market Analysis Letters, Products, Classifieds, Bookstore |
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| February 1988 |
Features - The Last Defense of LSD (Was lysergic acid American youth's greatest gift, or just a psychic can opener into Pandora's Box?), Rhapsody in Pink (Exactly where did Pink Floyd get their name? What werre they like in the early days? Why have they become one of the most successful bands in the history of rock music? The answers to these, and many other questions, are answered by the legendary Mr. Kaye.), Maintenance Run (What happens when an unwanted, 700-pound bear invades you plantation?), Indoor Engineering (This writer's grow rooms are so tightly organized they remind some visitors of a submarine. Learn how to increase yield by 100 percent without adding new equipment.), Mistress of the Perpetual Harvest (Angel never goes without fresh, green bud. Here's how she does it.), Son of Crumb (Everyone knows the work of R. Crumb, creator of Mr. Natural, Fritz the Cat, Flakey Foont as well as his own bizarre semi-autographical, sexual misadventures. But no one suspected that he has an offspring who's ready to become a legend in his own right.) Columns - Editors Note, Zoe, High Art (This month, boys and girls, Carlo's secret word is Panter: scribble, Jimbo creater and Pee Wee set designer.), Ask Ed The Media Room - Psychotronic, The Tapeworm, Bookshelf, Go-Go-Girl (Deb Parker, New York City's Psychedelic Scene Queen.), The Hounds Eye View, Top 100 (F.T.A. takes the charts by storm, with our very own Ed Rosenthal in hot pursuit of the top spot!) Departments - Letters, Highwitness News, Trans-High Market Quotations, Trans-High Market nalysis Letters, Centerfold, Products, Classifieds, Bookstore |
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| March 1988 |
Features - The Politics of Marijuana 1988 (Considering the size and scale of marijuana use, you'd think the issue would be a source of heated debate in an election year. Well, guess again. At least NORML's still trying.), No Problem? (Negril, Land of No Problem, will admit to having a few. Here's a candid look at who's bothering what and what's bothering whom in the Smoker's Paradise.), No Problem! (There are plenty of good reasons why Negril is crowded with fun-seeking tourists from December to April. Read this traveler's guide before you finish packing that toothbrush.), Six Kinds of Darkness (Cyberpunk primate Shirley tells a mind-bending story of a drug you walk into.), Visit to a Small Plantation (There's more to life than growing ganja, but don't tell that to the Negril growers. They won't believe you.), The Secret Garden (Spring is just around the corner, time for outdoor growers to search out secret nooks and crannies. Here are a few tips from an expert.) Columns - Rditors Note, Normlizer, Case in Point (A Canadian epileptic spells relief P-O-T, but the authorities won't let him.), Zoe (Here's our wacky psychedelic cartoonist's impression of Negril.), High Art (Brian Spaeth, cosmic gardner.), Ask Ed, The Media Room, Psychotronic, The Hound's Eye View, Psychedelic Kitchen, Go-Go Girl, The Tape Worm, Top 100 (It was a four-way tie as we came down to the wire, so we extended the voting. But we still ended up in a tie.) Departments - Letters, Highwitness News, Trans-High Market Quotations, Trans-High Market Letters, Centerfold, Bookstore, Classifieds, Products |
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| May 1988 |
Features - Cannabis Cup Awards (Which seeds would you plant this year? May we suggest the three winners in our first annual cannabis Cup Awards?), Kicks and Chicks: Dutch Punks in the '60s (The British Invasion hit Amsterdam long before it arrived in the States. A guide to the '60s beat music you never heard before.), Jungle Tripping (Traveling to the Amazon regions of Venezuela, where yopo is the drug of choice and communion with the spirits in everyday occurence.), Indoor Magic (The ABC's of indoor growing for beginners who want a perpetual harvest system.), Systems II, Smuggler's Journal: Back to the Philippines (Although high-quality cannabis is readily available in Olongapo, getting it past the Marine guards at Shit River bridge is difficult.) Departments - Letters, Highwitness News, Trans-High Market Quotations, Trans-High Market Letters, Centerfold, Products, Classifieds, Bookstore Columns - Page Six, One Man's Dope (Our irascible expert on dope lore returns with a new column! Welcome back, Dean!), Normlizer, Ask Ed, High Art (Daze: up from graffiti), The Smoke Out Media Room - Psychotronic (A guide to Ohio music), Hep Cat (The Cool Cat gets in a stew over some hash), Go-Go Girl (With whipped cream on top), Tapeworm, Top 100 |
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| July 1988 |
Features - The Flying Founding Fathers (If pot's so bad for you, how come George Washington considered it one of his most valuable crops?), Hash Bash (The place: Ann Arbor, Michigan. The time: April Fool's Day, 1988. The reason: POT IS LEGAL!), Interview: John Sinclair, Modern Moroccan '87 (The village of Ketama is one of the world's major hash producing centers. A special report for the year of Hash.), Dutch Harvest Part II, Underground with Amsterdam's Pieter Pot (A guide to DAR (Dutch Alternate Reality).) Columns - Page Six, Letters, One Man's Dope (What do John Hancock and Ramon Milian Rodriguez have in common? Ask Dr. Dean!), Normlizer, Dr. Indoors, Ask Ed, High Art (Psychedelic Pseascapes by Richard Hambleton) Departments - Highwitness News, Trans-High Market Quotations, Trans-High Market Letters, Centerfold, Products, Classifieds, Bookstore, Media Room |
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| August 1988 |
Features - Ecstasy: The MDMA Story (What is Ecstasy? What does it do? Why has the government banned it? Part one of an exclusive three part series.), Interview: Dana Beal, London's Psychedelic Scene (Although soul music dominates the British charts, London has a flourishing psychedelic subculture.), Guerrilla Growing in the Bible Belt (What happens when you cross Ask Ed with the collective teachings of Mao Tse-Tung? The birth of the rural radical grower.), Hash in India (In 1983 this author traversed the entire country in search of the world's finest hash. A special report for the Year of Hashish.), Courier Class: How to Fly Cheap, The Trials of Lenny Bruce Columns - Page Six, Letters, One Man's Dope (Acid orgies in Ancient Greece revealed!), Normlizer, Ask Ed, Cultivator Reports, High Art (John Whitehead: pictures through a looking-glass revealed.) Departments - Highwitness News, Trans-High Market Quotations, Trans-High Market Letters, Centerfold, Products, Classifieds, Bookstore, Media Room |
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| September 1988 |
Features - Listening for Coyote (A walk through the Oregon wilderness where an Earth First! activist holds bulldozers at bay and a Vietnam Vet awaits his first cannabis harvest.), Homegrown Peyote (SInce the peyote cactus is rapidly disappearing in North America, now is the time to add this unique plant to your greenhouse.), How to Recognize a Non-Commercial Marijuana Operation (Even if your garden gets busted, it's possible (in some states) to beat the rap without serving time - provided you meet the conditions outlined in this article.), Indoor Gardening: From Homespun to High Tech (Our two grow experts put some perspective on indoor cultivation, one of the fastest growing fads in America.), Ecstasy: The MDMA Story (Part two of an exclusive three-part series.), Interview: Dana Beal Columns - Page Six, Letters, One Man's Dope, Normlizer, Outlaw Nation, Ask Ed, Dr. Indoors, High Art Departments - Highwitness News, Trans-High Market Quotations, Trans-High Market Letters, Centerfold, Products, Classifieds, Bookstore, Media Room |
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| October 1988 |
Features - Can Mushroom Extracts Fight AIDS? Stephen L. Peele Thinks So (Too bad the DEA doesn't seem to agree. An exclusive report on the government's attempt to squash promising mushroom research_, Identifying Psychoactive Mushrooms in the Genus "Psilocybe" (A field guide to the best in psychoactive 'schrooms), Java Joints (Although betal nut is not widely available in the US, it provides one of Indonesia's most pleasurable experiences), Interview: Rex Weiner, Buds from Brazil: The Dr. Indoors Guide to Cloning (A step-by-step guide designed to drown any beginer in an endless sea of green clones), Ecstasy: The MDMA Story Columns - Page Six, Letters, One Man's Dope ("Dopers in the Pentagon), Normlizer (Presidential roulette), Outlaw Nation (Ed;s Theory of the Bi-Polar World), Ask Ed, High Art (Alien encounters with John Penuelas) Departments - Highwitness News, Trans-High Market Quotations, Trans-High Market Letters, Centerfold, Products, Classifieds, Bookstore, Media Boom |
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| November 1988 |
Features - The Pot Candidate (Meet Dr. Ron Paul, the only candidate who would legalize marijuana shortly after taking office.), Making Hash With Homer Grown (This outdoor grower knocks a few resin heads off each of his buds before he sells them. A special report for the year of hashish.), Interview: Michael Kennedy, The Dangers of Just Saying No (The "Just Say No" campaign is a lot more insidious than you might have thought! Don't even think of saying "NO" again until you read what the Hound has to say.), The 1988 High Times Holiday Gift Guide (Don't make your Xmas shopping list until you check out a few of our favorite things.), Electric Lady (They told Eddie tht eating the magic mushroom would kill him - but they didn't say it would send him back in time first. Hallucinagenic science fiction from one of today's hottest young writers.) Columns - Page Six, Letters, One Man's Dope, NORMLizer, Outlaw Nation, Ask Ed, The Story of Wiley E. Coyote, Beach Grower, Dr. Indoors, High Art Departments - Highwitness News, Trans-High Maraket Quotations, Trans-High Market Poems, Centerfold, Products, Classifieds, Bookstore, Media Room |
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| December 1988 |
Features - The Great Drug War (Against his will, a young man is confined to a drug treatment program he doesn't need. Couldn't happen in America, you say? Read on.), The Psychedelic Plant Doctor, High in the Eye (An eyewitness account of Hurricane Gilbert's devastation of Jamaica.), Interview: John Wilcock, Chef Ra's Guide to Jamaica (Where to go, what to see, when to cop, how to act; plus two ital vital recipes from Ra's kitchen.), Polymers (A revolutionary new invention that cuts plant watering by 50%.), The 1988 Reader's Harvest Report (How did the drought of '88 affect America's marijuana crop?) Columns - Page Six, Letters, One Man's Dope (Proctor & Gamble says" "Just say buy"), Outlaw Nation (US Foreign Policy: Special Interests Rule!), Ask Ed, High Art (Tony Fitzpatrick pokes the underbelly) Departments - Highwitness News, Trans-High Market Quotations, Trans-High Market Letters, Centerfold, Products, Classifieds, Bookstore, The Ultimate Party Magazine |
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| February 1989 |
Features - Jerry Speaks (Jerry Garcia is Dead serioous about saving the rainforests. We urge you to read what he has to say.), Can Pot Save The World? To reverse the Greenhouse Effect, we need to plant our fastest growing biomass, which just happens to be marijuana.), Interview: David Peel, Preflowering: Is It Male or Female? (Novice growers have a hard time distinguishing plant sex. Here's an article that solves this problem.), The Year of the Closet Garden, Too Bad We Have to Leave the Country to Talk Tour Columns - Page Six, Letters, One Man's Dope, NORMLizer, Outlaw Nation, Ask Ed, Dr. Indoors, High Art (Zapster, hot-rodder and garage surrealist Robert Williams prepares the menu.) Departments - Highwitness News, Trans-High Market Quotations, Trans-High Maarket Letters, Centerfold, Products, Classifieds, Bookstore, The Ultimate Party Magazine |
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| April 1989 |
Special Humor Section - High Times Magazine, Captain Cannabis's Puzzle Page, I Smoked Pot with Bigfoot (Finally, the true facts about Bigfoot are revealed in this gripping tale!!!), Li;L Miscreant, Acapulco Gold (Although they'd just scored their first good smoke in months, they had to get past the little old lady from Pasadena.), The Tragic Tale of Sister Amelia, Twisted Image Features - Electric Lights for Plant Growth (From low-tech to high-tech, closet gardens to greenhouses - Mel helps you find the right light to grow with.), A Tale of Two Gardens - Part Two, Interview: Victor Bockris Columns - Page Six, Letters, One Man's Dope, Normlizer, Ask Ed, NORML Reader's Forum, High Art (Steve Di Benedetto's blurred perceptions.) Departments - Highwitness News, Trans-High Market Quotations, Trans-High Market Letters, Centerfold, Products, Classifieds, Bookstore, The Ultimate Party Magazine |
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| May 1989 |
Features - Injustice for All: A Guide to US Pot Laws (Government drug smugglers wear medals on their chests; the feds would have you wear stripes. Find out what youre up against), Interview: Abbie Hoffman - Part I, Guns, Drugs and More: The Triangular Trade and America's Policical Merry-Go-Round (From Revolutionary times to the Reagan '80s, to the streets of the South Bronx, the circle jerk continues), The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers (Everybody's favorite potheads in a few of their classic adventures_, A Tale of Two Gardens Part 3 (The leaves have turned to flowers), Vaporizing the Oil: An Alternative to Smoking Marijuana (A safer method for inhaling the world's most popular psychoactive substance_, The Bright Side of the Light (Take a trip to '70s Jamaica - where ganja costs less than justice. Part one of an exciting three-part smuggling tale) Columns - Page Six, Letters, One Man's Dope, Normlizer, Outlaw Nation, Ask Ed, High Art, Highwitness News, Trans-High Market Quotations, Trans-High Market Letters, Centerfold, Products, Classified, Bookstore, The Ultimate Party Magazine |
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| August 1989 |
Features - Fighting for Freedom with Jimmy Gestapo (Meet Freedom Fighter Jimmy Gestapo, lead singer of Murphy's Law, a hardcore band devoted to bong hits, beer and the American way), Battle of the Hemp Bales (The true story of how the Confederates won an important battle during the Civil War with a little help from hemp), Interview - Albert Goldman, Ganja Growing in Jamaica (We've seen ganja growing fields before, but none that could compare with this operation. Proof that Jamaica is still home to high quality herb), Jamaica, A Tale of Two Gardens: Part Five, Pruning for Growth (Learn how to double your bud yield with a few timely snips with the scissors), Staying Underground (Here's some practical advice for anyone who's been thinking about avoiding the system for awhile) Columnsdepartments - Page Six, Letters, Outlaw Nation, Norml-izer, Ask Ed, High Art, Twisted Image, Highwitness News, Trans-High Maarket Quotations, Centerfold, Products, Classifieds, Bookstore, The Ultimate Party Magazine |
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| May 1990 |
Features - The High Times Interview: Ed Rosenthal (A candid conversation with the Guru of Ganja.), Kent Statec - May 4, 1970 (A look back to when a college campus became a battleground and its students became the enemy.), Racism and Reefer: The Social Politics of Marijuana Prohibition (In this excerpt from The Emperor Wears No Clothes, Jack Herer shows how bigotry played a major role in the prohibition of cannabis.),Metallica (Find out why Metallica is becoming the most important rock band of our time.), Renegade Grower (Growing Big Buds in the wilds of Vermont.), War at Home (Big Brother is watching you - it you had any doubts, they'll be gone after reading this! Also, what to do if the DEA comes knocking at your door.) Columns -Page Six, Letters, Reviews, High Art (Psychedelia is alive and well in 1990.), Ask Ed Departments - Highwitness News, Trans High Market Quotations, Centerfold, Products, Classifieds, Bookstore, The Ultimate Party Magazine |
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| January 2011 |
Special 420th Collector's Issue Features - The History of Kugh (Danny Danico investigates the history and lineage of the legendary cannabis strain known as "the Kush" in our revealing search to seperate fact from fiscion and myth from reality about this tasty and potent pot variety. Bonus Book excerpt - Danny's Top 10 Kush Strains.), The Art of Rock (The concert poster has been the quintessential way by which we learn of and commemorate our favorite live performances. HT's resident rocker makes a brief look at the history of this unique genre and showcases some of today's headiest artists.), Cloning Made Easy (Danny Danco discloses the basic environmental factors that lead to successfully rooting cannabis cuttings for more efficient fardens that provide more harvests yearly - and with larger yields of guaranteed female buds. Bonus: Cloning in Coco byMosca.), Kushman's Veganic Growing (High Times legendary cultivation reporter extraodinaire returns with a unique new growing technique and philosophy that goes beyond the mostly "organic" and takes connoisseurs and medical patients into the realm of the cleanest, tastiest and best-burning cannabis ever.), The 420 Milestone (Keith Stroup, EthanNadelmann, Vivian McPeak and Dennis Peron weigh in on the significance of 420 issues of High Times and the long road that still lies ahead of us.), The High Times Interview: Melissa Etheridge (She's one of the top women in rock'n'roll, a breast-cancer survivor and an outspoken proponent of marijuana, medical and otherwise. Melissa Etheridge lends her powerful voice to the clamor for legal cannabis,) Departments - Page Six, Highwitness News/Buzz, Groworld, Next Month, Pot 40 |
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