From The Front Line
by Chip Paul Efforts are happening behind the scenes which will soon be very public around a repetition of the
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Lotus Letters
by Kathy Long-Barker Looking up from the letter with furrowed brows, you sit with it in your hands trying to
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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
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Against Fear
by Tab Moura I remember the night that I realized she wasn’t ok. The night I switched from “woe
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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
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I Dreamt Once
By James Bridges HERBAGE MAGAZINE There’s a glare. It’s in the window in the backdrop of the room I
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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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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,
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Hermetically Speaking
by James Bridges HERBAGE MAGAZINE Mankind is funny. It does things to itself for no reason other than to
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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
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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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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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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.
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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
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Sonya Spears
by Anna Ervin When I met local artist Sonya Spears at the Surf Bar in Shawnee, she was thrilled
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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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Sowing The Seed
by Chet Tucker For those just picking up Herbage and reading for the first time, we’re glad you’re here.
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DJ Eddie Brasco
By Michael Kinney If you ask DJ Eddie Brasco what he does for a living, it might be best to
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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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The Brain: Mind and Body
by Tab Moura I was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2019. I was 29, married, a mother, and I dabbled in
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Sugar with Coffee & Cream
by James Bridges | Herbage Magazine A situation arises in a person’s life when they first venture out into the
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Plant Medicine for Change
by Tab Moura The house is quiet, babies are sleeping, and the sun is down for the day… it’s time
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the cast of the pod variety Ep 9
Herbage Magazine Presents “the cast of the pod variety” Ep 9 A weekly obscure podcast covering a variety of cannabis
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That’s Not a Potato
by James Bridges | Herbage Magazine “So we decided to grow the real big buds.” When I was a kid
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Back to the future
by James Bridges Herbage Magazine I can’t breath. There’s something in my throat and I’m not sure what has happened.
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