Green Feather | The Hippie Cowboy & The Healer

In an Oklahoma cannabis market drowning in noise, Larry and Tami Simpson of Green Feather are doing something rare…staying human, staying rooted, and proving that passion, healing, and damn good flower still matter.

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The Andrew Lopez Story | War, Pain, Cannabis & Finding Life Again | Herbage Magazine

Army veteran Andrew Lopez survived war, cancer, chronic pain, addiction to prescription medications, and a suicide attempt—before finding relief and reconnection through medical cannabis.

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FIRE SEASON | Part I & II

There’s a moment in every gold rush when the music changes. Oklahoma cannabis built itself fast with licenses stacked, brands exploded, money moved, and everyone thought the ceiling didn’t exist. But when oversupply met regulation, margins tightened, and patients got smarter, the cracks started showing. Fire Season is a raw look at what happens when hype burns off and only the operators built on integrity, quality, and grit are left standing.

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The Cabin, The Fire, and the Roll That Didn’t Break

Megalodon × Noodz Something Worth Remembering By James Bridges | Herbage Magazine Originally featured in Herbage Magazine’s cannabis culture coverage.

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Cliff Downing | The Man Behind the Sound

By James Bridges | Herbage Magazine There’s always a person behind the noise. Not the one holding the mic. Not

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When 420 Was Still Fun | Publisher’s Note

By James Bridges | Herbage Magazine There was a time when 420 felt dangerous and alive in the best possible

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The Controlled Burn Podcast

Feature Spotlight: The Controlled Burn Podcast Where Oklahoma cannabis gets real. There’s a lot of noise in the cannabis space

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Megalodon Cannabis

Built Deep. Grown Right. Respected Loudly. In an industry that moves fast, talks louder than it listens, and too often

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Meet The Steppers: Oklahoma’s Jamgrass Outlaws

The Steppers aren’t just another bluegrass band—they’re three friends from Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, who built their sound on porches, barns, and beer-soaked jam sessions. Mixing tradition with cosmic jamgrass energy, they’ve taken their high-octane acoustic storm from hometown dives to festival stages across the map. Gritty, joyful, and unpredictable—The Steppers are dangerous in all the best ways.

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