15. Can You Fly with Weed? Real Talk on Traveling with Cannabis

Whether you're road-tripping to Oregon or flying back from Hawaii, traveling with cannabis is a high-stakes dance between freedom and federal law. This week on The High Guide, April Pride gathers three cannabis-savvy women—Jackie Bryant, Veronica Castillo, and Amanda Reiman—for an unfiltered conversation on what it really means to pack weed, privilege, and risk into your travel plans. Expect raw insights, hilarious hacks (hello, sex toy stash), and reminders that not all travelers carry the same risks. You’ll learn what tools to pack, how to mask the smell, and why a chillum might just be your best friend on the go.

🔵 Key Takeaways

-TSA isn’t actively looking for cannabis—but if they find it, they will confiscate it.

-A smell-proof stash bag is a must. So is repackaging your weed to avoid obvious THC branding.

-Risk tolerance depends on your identity: BIPOC travelers face higher legal stakes.

-Pre-rolls, mini joints, and chillums are ideal for discreet and efficient on-the-go use.

-Clean your pipe or pack it with your dirty laundry—it’s all about plausible deniability.

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14. Inside Cannabis Tourism in California: A Guide to the Emerald Triangle

What happens when you pair Northern California's cannabis heritage with immersive travel? In this episode of The High Guide, host April Pride uncovers the heart of cannabis tourism in California through firsthand experiences in the Emerald Triangle—Humboldt, Mendocino, and Trinity counties. Guests Jackie Bryant, Amanda Reiman, and Veronica Castillo reveal how weed retreats, glamping stays, and DIY adventures are rewriting what it means to “get high.” From the legendary terroir of NorCal bud to honoring the farmers behind the movement, this episode is part travelogue, part pilgrimage. You’ll hear what makes visiting the source of your flower not just novel—but transformative.

🔵 Key Takeaways

-Amsterdam may be out, but California’s cannabis tourism scene is in—and thriving across NorCal.

-The Emerald Triangle offers immersive “weed and…” experiences: hiking, kayaking, history tours, and more.

-Cannabis terroir—like wine—is real. The soil, culture, and climate of the Triangle create distinctive flower.

-Small farms like Sol Spirit Retreats and Booney Acres welcome visitors for glamping and grow education.

-Cannabis travel is also cultural travel: honoring the pioneers and resistance that made legal weed possible.

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13. Should You Swap Your Sauvignon for a THC Spritz? The Rise of Cannabis Beverages

Curious about trading your evening wine for a cannabis spritz? You’re not alone. In this episode of The High Guide, host April Pride unpacks the booming world of cannabis beverages—how they surged during the pandemic, how they differ from alcohol, and why more women are swapping wine for weed. With guests Judy Yee (Mad Lilly) and Victoria Pustynsky (Aurora), we explore what makes drinkable THC feel safer, smoother, and more social. Expect real talk about formulation, onset time, and why these fizzy sips might be your next favorite ritual. Whether you're canna-curious or a seasoned smoker, this is your guide to weed drinks 101.

🔵 Key Takeaways

-Cannabis beverage sales spiked during the pandemic—up 46% from 2019 to 2020.

-THC drinks offer a social and predictable alternative to alcohol with fewer health risks.

-Onset for cannabis drinks is faster (5–15 mins) than traditional edibles due to sublingual absorption.

-Ingredient quality and sugar content vary—read labels carefully to match your health goals.

-Dosing matters: products range from 5mg to 100mg of THC, so know your limit before you sip.

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12. How to Dab Without Drama: A High Guide to Cannabis Concentrate Consumption

Curious about cannabis concentrates but put off by blowtorches and techie tools? In this episode of The High Guide, April Pride breaks down the essentials of cannabis concentrate consumption with humor, clarity, and zero judgment. Joined by longtime dabbers and hardware pros, this episode walks listeners through traditional dab rigs, smart devices like the Puffco Peak, temperature best practices, and cleaning musts to avoid sticky disasters. If you’re a woman looking for plant-based pleasure without the guesswork, this is your high-vibe, low-drama intro to dabbing. Spoiler: Yes, there’s a right way to use Q-tips.

🔵 Key Takeaways

-Dabbing can be quick and efficient—especially for high-tolerance users like Raeven Duckett.

-Classic dab rigs require torches or enails, and choosing the right heat source matters.

-Smart rigs like the Puffco Peak offer a less intimidating, button-push option for newbies.

-Temperature control (think 450–550°F) is key to flavor, smoothness, and avoiding wasted product.

-Cleaning your rig after each session isn’t optional—it’s essential.

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11. What’s the Deal with Solventless Cannabis Concentrates?

Ever wondered what the hell is the difference between live resin and live rosin—and why it matters for your high? In this special 7/10 edition of The High Guide, April Pride sits down with Elise McRoberts, Chief Marketing Officer of Doc Greens, to decode the textures, terms, and techniques behind today’s cannabis concentrates. Whether you're dabbing for the first time or refining your palette as a self-proclaimed solventless snob, this episode unpacks the science and the slang so you can walk into a dispensary (or dab party) with confidence. From hash history to modern rosin rituals, Elise and April offer a cultural, technical, and experiential guide to navigating the ever-expanding concentrate landscape.

🔵 Key Takeaways

-Solventless cannabis concentrates like live rosin are made without chemicals—just ice, water, and pressure.

-Both live resin and live rosin begin with "fresh frozen" flower, but live resin uses solvents like butane (BHO), while rosin does not.

-The texture of concentrates (badder, budder, diamonds) doesn't determine quality—it’s about starting material and method.

-Fresh frozen flower retains more terpenes, delivering more authentic plant medicine.

-Some strains don’t “wash well” into hash, so BHO can still serve high-quality purposes.

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BONUS. Empowered Plant Medicine for Women: Rituals, Rest, and Radiance

How do we become the most activated versions of ourselves—while raising kids, managing anxiety, and just making it to bed on time? This episode from What the F*ck is Wellness? dives into empowered plant medicine for women with Randi Zinn, founder of the Going Beyond Movement. Hosted by Beryl Solomon of Poplar, the conversation goes deep on non-negotiable rituals, menstrual syncing, and spiritual self-care. Plus, don’t miss the guided meditation by Ananda to tap your solar plexus and feel your personal power rise. This one’s for every woman reimagining wellness not as luxury—but as fuel.

🔵 Key Takeaways

-Empowered plant medicine is redefining what wellness looks like for midlife women—from CBD rituals to psychedelic integration.

-Ritual matters. Small acts like nightly foot lotion or menstrual movement syncing build lasting neural patterns for healing.

-Mental health support is more accessible than ever. Therapy apps, sliding-scale options, and peer mentoring are all part of modern self-care.

-Spiritual self-care isn’t fluff. Rituals with CBD, breath, or even skincare help you shift out of stress and into radiance.

-You already have the fire within. Ananda’s solar plexus meditation reminds us: personal power is in you—it just needs space to blaze.

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10. Demystifying Dabs: How Cannabis Concentrates Deliver a Cleaner, Clearer High

What makes a dab different from a joint? And is dabbing just for stoners—or could it be the cleanest, most flavorful way to consume cannabis? In this episode of The High Guide, April Pride is joined by cannabis expert Elise McRoberts to unpack the myths, methods, and meaningful moments behind cannabis concentrates. From vape pens to full-spectrum dabs, you’ll get a crash course in what these potent extracts are, how to dose them safely, and why they might actually reduce negative side effects when used correctly. This isn’t about getting wrecked—it’s about getting intentional.

🔵 Key Takeaways

-Cannabis concentrates aren’t just for dab rigs—vape pens and tinctures count too.

-A low-temp, micro-dose dab can offer clean, full-flavor effects without the overwhelm.

-Concentrates preserve terpenes and flavonoids better than many other consumption methods.

-Not all extracts are the same—know what’s in your vape oil and how it was made.

-The stigma around dabbing is outdated; with the right approach, it’s a refined, effective way to consume cannabis.

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9. Queer Cannabis Advocacy: How LGBTQ Advocates Shaped Legalization

How did we get here—from underground brownies to legal dispensaries? This episode of The High Guide takes you into the untold legacy of queer cannabis advocacy. Hosted by April Pride with guests from across the LGBTQ+ cannabis community, this conversation threads together trauma, allyship, and activism. You’ll hear from Sophie Saint Thomas, Maggie Connors, Rachael Rapinoe, and Neil Lequia as they unpack the healing potential of weed for queer people, the history behind Prop 215, and what brands must do to go beyond rainbow capitalism. Expect real talk, reverence for history, and radical reminders of why inclusion must be rooted in justice—not just celebration.

🔵 Key Takeaways

-Queer activists like Dennis Peron and Brownie Mary catalyzed early cannabis legalization, especially during the AIDS crisis.

-Cannabis has long offered trauma relief for LGBTQ people—who face higher rates of violence and discrimination.

-Today’s queer-led cannabis brands are modeling inclusive business practices across race, gender, and identity.

-Proposition W (1978) was a major decriminalization effort driven by Harvey Milk and Dennis Peron—but it was never enacted.

-The commercialization of Pride and weed alike can dilute the roots of resistance—staying accountable matters.

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8. Plant Medicine for ADHD: What Women with Late Diagnoses Are Finding

What happens when women with ADHD find their diagnosis later in life—and want options beyond pharmaceuticals? In this episode of The High Guide, April Pride explores the nuanced role of plant medicine for ADHD symptoms, particularly in women navigating midlife. Joined by herbalist Dr. Lakisha and fungi grower Ophelia Chong, this conversation gets personal, practical, and a little provocative. From the effects of cannabis cultivars and psilocybin strains to adaptogenic herbs and neurotransmitter science, listeners will understand how natural compounds may offer relief—or complication—for ADHD. Whether you’re diagnosed, undiagnosed, or simply daydream-prone, this episode opens new paths to clarity.

🔵 Key Takeaways

-ADHD symptoms often stem from dopamine and norepinephrine imbalances, which can be modulated by plant medicine.

-Sativa cannabis strains may enhance focus and calm hyperactivity for ADHD-diagnosed users—though responses vary.

-Psilocybin microdosing (especially with lion’s mane and reishi) supports clarity, task completion, and emotional regulation.

-Herbalist-crafted blends like lemon balm, gingko, and skullcap offer non-psychoactive alternatives to stimulant meds.

-Not all plant medicine is therapeutic—dosage, intention, and delivery method matter, especially when pharmaceuticals are in play.

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7. What Wine Can Learn From Weed: Aster Farms’ Sustainable Cannabis Model

How much water does it take to grow your high? In this episode of The High Guide, April Pride sits down with Julia Jacobson, CEO of Aster Farms, to unpack their groundbreaking cannabis sustainability report. Recorded live on Clubhouse, this candid conversation challenges assumptions about wine’s eco halo and spotlights outdoor cannabis as a cleaner, greener alternative. From water rights to greenhouse gas emissions and solid waste, Julia breaks down how Aster Farms is cultivating conscious cannabis without compromising the planet—or the product. You’ll walk away with a deeper understanding of why outdoor weed matters and how climate-conscious cultivation can still turn a profit.

🔵 Key Takeaways

-Aster Farms’ sustainability report exposes hidden waste and emissions in mainstream cannabis.

-Outdoor weed uses 10x less water than a single glass of wine—2.5 gallons per eighth.

-Only 3% of legal weed is grown outdoors; most comes from energy-intensive indoor grows.

-Cannabis packaging waste is wildly excessive—one pre-roll = 96 plastic straws.

-County-level ag policies favor wine and force unsustainable grow practices on cannabis farmers.

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