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Denver daredevil teaches Youtube to hang from cranes like it’s no big deal

Politics

Social equity programs are the most progressive approach to legalizing cannabis yet

Culture

The growing carbon footprint of the cannabis industry and how stoners can change it

Culture

A-Basin bails on Vail, after investing $40 million and building new Beaver’s Lift

Music

Anderson .Paak @ Fillmore Auditorium

Music

Tritonal @ Gothic Theatre

Tech

The Silk Road Files: Rooster’s exclusive interview with Lyn Ulbricht, mother of Silk Road founder serving life in prison

Vices

Denver’s second cannabis lounge opens in the Green Mile, making history

Weed

Cannabis stocks surge ahead of ground-breaking congressional hearing on pot business banking rules

Health

Beyond mushrooms: group wants vote to decriminalize all drugs in 2020

Booze

Trump tariffs deal a blow to America’s whisky distillers, shattering record growth-streak

Health

Beer before wine or wine before beer? Doesn’t matter, study finds, you’re going to feel like shit either way

News

Parental Advisory on music albums is a thing of the past, but it has an amazing history

Sex

These Comic Sans valentines are the surest way to end your sexual dry spell

Drugs

North Koreans apparently really love crystal meth, especially on the holidays: sources

Music

Bring Me The Horizon @ Fillmore Auditorium

Music

Fuck music charts, they aren’t to be believed

News Briefs

You paid more for your Netflix subscription than the company paid in taxes in 2018. Seriously.

Vices

Pro bikepacker races 3,000 miles, unsupported, from Canada to Mexico, stoned

Art

Artist Tim Kowalcyzk wants to make sure you never look at Amazon the same again

News Briefs

El Chapo conviction – will the world ever see another criminal kingpin of the likes again?

Culture

Why do women love Target so much?

Culture

We need to really think if people should be forgiven for something they did when they were young

Health

Offer: help solve the opioid crisis, have your student loans forgiven