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The 2020 Democratic primary election is in full swing and one of the hottest topics this year is weed. More specifically, the legalization of cannabis for all Americans. And as we move through the primaries and get closer to November, potheads everywhere are burning to know where the candidates stand on cannabis legalization. At Old […]

You’ve probably heard the term “shake” weed floating around your circle of stoner pals. Shake is unfortunately loaded with negative myths and connotations, as it’s the leftover leafy flower in the bottom of your baggie. While you may initially think these tasty little morsels are just ugly scraps and dust from your beautiful buds, they’re

Photos by Trevor King We spent a day with our Old Pal, Ryan Lovelace, last week. Originally hailing from the Pacific North-West, Ryan has transplanted himself into the California dream. Regarded as one of the last fully hand-shaped surfboard shapers in the industry, Ryan has built a name for himself in the surfing community. Ryan’s

Few things in the world have as many names as cannabis. If you’re not in the know, much of the terminology can feel like another language from another planet. In the past, many of these terms were often used as stoner code so people didn’t get busted by the authorities (or their lame parents). Much

Our pal, Joe Swec, recently showed some of his new work at Preacher Gallery in Austin, Texas. His show Sea of Kin features collaborative works created with his father and calligraphy works inspired by his late great uncle and grandfather. We were lucky enough to join him for the opening of the show and capture

If you’re reading this, you most likely live in a state where weed delivery is legal – or at least on the cusp of being legalized. If you don’t live in one of these states, we love your curiosity and we’re stoked to have you here. Long ago, the idea of ordering your favorite flower

Old Pal Provisions collaborated with Autre Magazine on a limited-edition 50-page book featuring 38 Los Angeles-based artists called ‘DID THE EARTH MOVE FOR YOU?’ Photographed by Bennet Perez at Bruce Lee’s old dojo now photo studio in Chinatown, with an introduction by well-known contemporary artist, Peter Shire, it features indelible portraits of a unique creative

Artist John Zabawa is beaming with excitement as he shares details from his recent trip to Jakarta. Everything in his home studio is laid out with intention, especially the small stack of 60s and 70s cassettes he proudly scored while abroad. Light dances around the room as the acclaimed Indonesian band, Koes Plus rhythmically pulses

There’s something magical about sliding sideways on four wheels. It’s a freeing sensation filled with creativity, expression, and individuality. Best of all, the act of skateboarding knows no boundaries, openly inviting all genders, races, and social classes to climb aboard and roll into a brave new world filled with fun and inclusivity. Thankfully, there’s crews

There’s never been a better time to enjoy all the benefits of cosmic cannabis, delicious edibles, and even the occasional hemp-infused beverage. But navigating this beautiful world of potent possibility can be tricky, if not downright confusing, for the new buyer and old stoner alike. Sure, legalization has opened doors for the herbal-inclined, but it’s