The Vulchers Still Lurk
The Vulchers Still Lurk by James Bridges HERBAGE MAGAZINE “I was around 7-years-old when my cousin’s and I thought it
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Chad Watson
MUSIC SCENE Chad Watson by Brittiany Ralls When music is your passion it’s hard to do anything else. As a
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Seven of Cups
Wish fulfillment – Illusion – Lack of Clarity – Deception Have you ever wanted something so badly, perhaps even for
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Dear Banana
Dear Banana, Hi, it’s me, but also you. The truest version of you, the little voice that soothes you when
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You Egotistical Bastard
You Egotistical Bastard by James Bridges HERBAGE MAGAZINE I got this photo taken the other day. It appeared in my
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Stop Looking At Me
by James Bridges The floor squirted off its sounds of worn years as I walked toward the door. I stepped
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The Door Closed
by James Bridges There was laughter coming from the other room. I walked in and noticed a familiar someone laughing
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Did You Find Me?
by James Bridges The mirror talks in slow motion. He wants to be seen. He wants to be heard. Blurred.
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Truly Medicine – Spirituality & Cannabis Episode ( 2 part guests)
Truly Medicine – Spirituality & Cannabis Episode ( 2 part guests) Herbage Magazine Presents “Truly Medicine Podcast” @trulymedicinepodcast Season 2
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Ouroboros Still Starving
by James Bridges HERBAGE MAGAZINE Mush. I needed my brain to be stopped. I was driving through the backroads and
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Look At Me
by James Bridges HERBAGE MAGAZINE I find it fun to make eye contact with random strangers across a room and
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Infused BBQ Pulled Jackfruit Sammies with Medicated Broccoli Slaw
by Anna Ervin & Dondi Cobb It’s that time of year again, either a vegan’s worst nightmare or the season
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July 2021 Tarot: Nine of Cups
Contentment, Pride, Feeling Fulfilled. This month we are basking in the glory of the experiences we have created for ourselves.
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Hey Sick Person
by Tab Moura This goes out to the newest members of the chronic illness community. I am a
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Silicone Solutions for Shaky Hands
by Sarah Thompson When neuropathy and seizures left me dizzy and shaky, my klutzy moments no longer occasionally led to
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America: The Great Opportunity
By Tab Moura It’s become common to have a challenging relationship with the government. Can you believe they passed THAT
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I Love Her
by James Bridges HERBAGE MAGAZINE When I was very young I would travel, a lot, with my grandparents. To this
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Focusing on Wellness
by Tab Moura It’s the way the wind blows while I’m dabbing the Ambrosia. It’s the caryophyllene scented sunset after
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What is a Seizure?
by Tab Moura What is a seizure? A seizure is when one or more of your neurons suddenly depolarize, before
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Liberate & Celebrate
by Jasmine Harvey Without truly knowing Juneteenth as a child, I was enthralled with the love and camaraderie during
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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
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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
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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
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Josh Sallee
Flamingo by Anna Ervin It’s 2013. I’m at the gymnasium at my local university surrounded by cowboy hats and red
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Medicated Macaroni Salad
by Anna Ervin & Dondi Cobb You know those dishes that just taste like summer? Like one bite instantly takes
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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
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My First Equestrian Client
When they told us we could “have” their horse… we had no idea what to expect. My husband and I
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TOMATO MASTERPIECE
by Tab Moura We are a neurodivergent household. My husband and 2 of my daughters are autistic, we have— shall
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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
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by Anna Ervin In the heart of OKC lies one of Oklahoma’s best kept secrets, that even in farmer’s country
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by James Bridges Herbage Magazine I walked into my local shop. What do we call them now? Not watering holes.
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Terror In The Night
by Tab Moura The sweat, the adrenaline, the nightmares, the shame spirals and paranoia. Panic is an old friend of
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Romance and Strong Character
By Tab Moura My memories that come to mind, when I reflect on my rougher chronic illness years, are often
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We Bought a Farm
By Tab Moura I’m taking it all in. I’m laying on the floor in my living room, boxes to my
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Foraging in Tulsa with Justin Hope
by Anna Ervin When I was younger, I used to think Oklahoma’s landscapes were so bland. My family traveled a
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Tulsa Massacre 100 Years Later
1921 – 2021; Remembering by Veronica Castillo May 31, 2021 marks 100 years since a black teenage boy was lied
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Painted Pistols Cannabis Co.
By Veronica Castillo Painted Pistols Cannabis Co. Providing an avenue for the community of Chickasha to experience clean, organic medicinal
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Storms, Stress and The Brain
By Tab Moura I’m sitting here at the table listening to an Oklahoma thunderstorm, thinking about the meaning of
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Weed Like To Talk About Yarrow
By Tab Moura Yarrow’s genus name is Achillea Milleforium, after Achilles (Greek mythology) who used Yarrow to treat his soldiers’
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Not Your Mama’s Potato Soup
by Anna Ervin & Dondi Cobb Growing up I always believed my mom made the best creamy potato soup… Until
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Do Your Best
By Taylor Brophy My daughter begged me to sign her up for Cub Scouts. There were girls on the
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Bee Responsible, Grow Weed
By Tab Moura There’s been a lot of buzz around Cannabis lately, and I’m not just talking about legalization. So
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Strain of the Month: May 2021
By James Bridges | Herbage Magazine It started raining. I looked at the clock. After cursing myself for working entirely
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