What is a Seizure?
by Tab Moura What is a seizure? A seizure is when one or more of your neurons suddenly depolarize, before rapidly re-polarizing, causing an event […]
Month: June 2021
Economic Impact
Economic Impact by James Bridges Herbage Magazine Since 1971, the war on drugs has cost the United States an estimated $1 trillion. In 2015, […]
From The Front Line
by Chip Paul Efforts are happening behind the scenes which will soon be very public around a repetition of the State for medical marijuana. While […]
Lotus Letters
by Kathy Long-Barker Looking up from the letter with furrowed brows, you sit with it in your hands trying to understand why the contents feel […]
It’s Just A Season
by Tab Moura Over the last few years I have changed in a very deep way. Honestly, if I hadn’t lived it myself, I don’t […]
Against Fear
by Tab Moura I remember the night that I realized she wasn’t ok. The night I switched from “woe is me, my baby never […]
REGULAR SESSION OF OKLAHOMA’S 2021 LEGISLATURE HAS ENDED: WHAT HAPPENED TO ALL THE MMJ BILLS?
by Sarah Lee Gossett Parrish, Cannabis Lawyer Earlier this year I provided an introduction to some of the more substantive bills filed in the […]
I Dreamt Once
By James Bridges HERBAGE MAGAZINE There’s a glare. It’s in the window in the backdrop of the room I just entered. Ocean waves […]
Liberate & Celebrate
by Jasmine Harvey Without truly knowing Juneteenth as a child, I was enthralled with the love and camaraderie during my first celebration of this […]
Juneteenth- The True Date of Supposed Freedom for Enslaved Black People
“And I recollect one time,they brought in hounds. They brought them hounds in and brought three n*ggas with them hounds, runaway n*ggas, you know, caught […]
Hermetically Speaking
by James Bridges HERBAGE MAGAZINE Mankind is funny. It does things to itself for no reason other than to grow and learn from it. […]
The 50 Year Anniversary of Nixon’s Attack on Black and Brown People Through the Initiation of the War on Drugs
by Veronica Castillo In 1971, the lives of black and brown people received another threat. In this threat, the government focused on changing an entire […]
Stitched Together With Cannabis
by Tab Moura When I first began using plant medicine, the high was indescribable… I didn’t know how to adequately convey how relieving it felt. […]
Farming: If The Work Boots Fit
by Tab Moura In March, during the ice storm, my husband and I made a decision to sell our home in Tulsa. We knew the […]
Sowing The Seed – Part 8
By Chet Tucker So, we’ve made it through the months of growing and fighting off all of the pesky challenges that can ruin a […]
Josh Sallee
Flamingo by Anna Ervin It’s 2013. I’m at the gymnasium at my local university surrounded by cowboy hats and red solo cups. One of my […]
Medicated Macaroni Salad
by Anna Ervin & Dondi Cobb You know those dishes that just taste like summer? Like one bite instantly takes you back to camping trips […]
Spring Cleaning Is Never Too Late
by Kathy Long-Barker Jaw tight and tongue firmly against the roof of your mouth, you notice your hands are shaking. Your brow is tinged with […]
The Cover – June
by James Bridges All of us have been affected. “Doesn’t affect me directly.” That’s what my go to thought is when I get angry at […]
Sonya Spears
by Anna Ervin When I met local artist Sonya Spears at the Surf Bar in Shawnee, she was thrilled to have found another hangout […]
I’m Not Sorry
by James Bridges Herbage Magazine The amount of hate I’ve received over the last 10-15 years is near comical. Not too large of a collection, […]
My First Equestrian Client
When they told us we could “have” their horse… we had no idea what to expect. My husband and I are novice farmers, I can […]
TOMATO MASTERPIECE
by Tab Moura We are a neurodivergent household. My husband and 2 of my daughters are autistic, we have— shall I say, significant differences in […]
Two of Swords
by Anna Ervin Ignorance, Stubbornness, Self-Induced Confusion If you’re feeling stuck, ask yourself if you might be refusing to see the situation for what it […]
by Anna Ervin In the heart of OKC lies one of Oklahoma’s best kept secrets, that even in farmer’s country you can find a deep-seeded […]
Strain Of The Month
by James Bridges Herbage Magazine I walked into my local shop. What do we call them now? Not watering holes. Something more… You get my […]
Terror In The Night
by Tab Moura The sweat, the adrenaline, the nightmares, the shame spirals and paranoia. Panic is an old friend of mine. My first panic inducing […]
