Jeff from The VapeCo had a conversation with us about how it feels to be 6’6″ tall. I asked him 5 questions I’ve always wanted to ask a very tall person.

An incredible conversation took place off screen but we were able to quickly get the cameras rolling as Randi and I discussed negligible Internet fame and Doug Benson.

The Johno Show guest is Alex from Nuravine, a computer-controlled garden that grows food in an acrylic box without soil or harmful chemicals. Alex is going to walk us through the Nuravine Refresh in Thursday’s episode but today, I’m going to ask him 5 questions about Nuravine the company.

Question 1: What is Nuravine’s creation story?

Question 2: We’re talking Cannabis today but in fact a Nuravine Refresh can grow almost anything, right? Do you see this having a major impact on the world’s food supply?

Question 3: You were really able to explore this technology and perfect this idea because you had access to the Zahn Innovation Center at CUNY. Can you tell us a little about what that entailed and how it helped?

Question 4: Here is a question from one of my fans who knew you were coming on today: Since the Nuravine Refresh balances out the ph and nutrient feed schedule for the plant; Which nutrient line do you use? And is it organic or synthetic?

Question 5: What are the next steps for your company?

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We are here with Matt founder of TransitBlog.net. We are going to talk about the difference and preference of a Bong vs a Pipe vs a Joint. Matt give our audience a little preview of what we are going to talk about on Wednesday.

I just want to give a big shout out to StrainCentral for originally covering Bongs vs Pipes. I’m adding to the conversation by including Joints. If you’d like to see his original video you can click on the pop-up here.

So let’s talk technical. According to Urban Dictionary a Bong is a device used for smoking various substances, but most commonly marijuana. A bong is filled with water which cools the smoke as it passes through. The bong was invented several thousand years ago in the middle east for smoking of tobacco, but has since become a popular method of smoking marijuana.

A bong is the preferred method if smoking marijuana for many people because it drives the smoke deeper into the user’s lungs faster, thus exposing more of the mucus membranes to the smoke and thus getting the user much higher using less marijuana.

A bong can be made of any material which is impermeable to both air and water. Glass is often considered the best material for fabrication of bongs, because it is easy to clean, durable, and absolutely air and watertight.

Plastic is also popular, but is generally used for bongs which will not be used for a long time, as they tend to develop problems with the seals around the stem and cone piece as they are generally not made with as much care as a glass bong. Other popular materials include ceramic, wood and metal. Basic a bong can be made out of anything as long as it’s non-flammable.

The most basic bong consists of a mouthpiece, chamber, stem and bowl. The bowl is almost always made of metal, as it must be heat resistant in order to allow the substance to burn, although one will often find that the bong is moulded in a single piece made entirely of the same material. Bongs often have a hole on the side called a “carb” to allow air to bypass the stem and allow large amounts of smoke to enter the user’s lungs rapidly.

A Pipe according to Urban Dictionary is a relatively inexpensive and easily concealed smoking device. Typically, a small amount of cannabis is placed in a cone on the end of a metallic cylinder, then lit and inhaled.

Pipes tend not to be the preferred method of ingestion for most cannabis smokers – joints and bongs are easier to smoke, and most pipes cause the user to cough when burning because you’re only using air as the coolant.

And a Joint is a rolled cigarette containing weed instead of tobacco.

Will Smoking Banana Peels Get You High – What is Bananadine?

Honestly, I’d never heard of anything like that so my buddy’s sent me some documents from The Straight Dope website where Cecil, a modern day Ann Landers answered questions and gave advice. This time a character by the name of Leper Naaman wrote to Cecil saying quote:

“Getting high off of banana joints. Is there really a chemical called “bananadine”? If so, can you really get high from smoking dried-out banana skins?”

For the most part Cecil’s response was at best belittling. So let’s skip those parts and really get to the heart of the matter.

Since it’s 2002, I punched bananadine into Google.com. Seconds later I was looking at the following recipe:

Powell says he got much of the information from military manuals at the New York Public Library, although it’s likely the banana recipe came from somewhere else. The Anarchist Cookbook is still available, its author reduced to pleading that the book is “misguided and potentially dangerous.”

Hey Stoners Welcome to The Johno Show I’m your host Jonathan. We are back with my friend Nick organizer of Givebac Rolling Papers. Today I’m gonna attempt to Stump the Guest with 5 questions about Sneakers. You can play along by selecting your answers in the pop-up poll after each question. So sit back, roll yourself a joint and join us in Stump the Guest.

Tim Matteson runs the CannaBus Culture Film Festival June 22nd at the Wythe Hotel Cinema in Williamsburg Brooklyn. I’m gonna attempt to Stump the Guest with 5 questions about Weed Movies.

Okay let’s play “Stump the Guest”

Dave Chappelle played the stoner dude… and rapper Sir Smoke-a-Lot… in what 1998 stoner comedy about dealers getting in trouble with a rival grower (and subsequently evoking the spirit of Jerry Garcia)?

Set in the fantasy kingdom of Mourne, what 2011 stoner fantasy comedy featured Danny McBride in the role of the stoner dude as he and his brother (played by James Franco) set out to destroy the evil sorcerer, Leezar?

Seann William Scott and Ashton Kutcher were both stoner dudes in a 2000 film about lost automobiles and Continuum Transfunctioners. What was the name of the movie?

Both Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith were stoner dudes in what 2001 movie following the pair’s decision to claim the royalties of their ‘Bluntman and Chronic’ superhero brand?

Will is going to walk me through how to use a dab rig and we’ll also talk about the benefits and some drawbacks of dabbing.

Hey Stoners Welcome to The Johno Show a weedtube channel, I’m your host Jonathan. We are here with my friend Will from QuadDeuceNil.

Will before we begin tell us a little about Quad Duece Nil.

Will as you know I’m a traditionalist whose slowly exploring other methods of taking in Cannabis. For most of my life I didn’t even do bong hits. It was purely pipes and joints.

So I have a couple of questions for you regarding dabbing. Are you ready?

Question 1: What is a dab?

Of course, one can avoid the harmful carcinogens by vaporizing cannabis, and that is the thought process behind “dabbing” as well. Using one of many solvents, concentrate makers are able to separate the essential oils, which contain cannabinoids and terpenes, from cannabis plant matter. A list of commonly used solvents include: ethanol (Everclear), Isopropyl Alcohol, Propane, CO2, and Butane.

A lot of confusion about cannabis extracts stems from the lack of uniform terminology in the cannabis community. For instance, ‘Butane Honey Oil’, or ‘BHO’ as it’s commonly referred to, is a type of concentrate made using butane as the solvent.

Question 2: Is Dabbing Safe?

Question 3: How do you know how much to take?

Question 4: What equipment do I need for dabbing?

Four pieces of equipment are essential for dabbing: a water-pipe, nail, heat source, and a dabber.

A nail is connected to the downpipe of a water pipe, and then heated using the heat source. This is primarily done using a butane torch, although eNails are fast growing in popularity.

Question 5: What temperature am I dabbing at?

Low-temperature dabs, which best preserve the flavor of your concentrates, typically occur at 600 and 710°F.

Dabbing with a lower temperature than that can result in the nail not being hot enough to heat the concentrate, causing it to go to waste by pooling up on the nail, bubbling and dissipating. Dab at a hotter temperature and you risk wasting your concentrate, burning away the terpenes and causing a harshness in the throat and lungs.

We are back with my friend Will from QuadDeuceNil. Today I’m gonna attempt to Stump the Guest a play along trivia quiz with 5 questions about Vikings.

You can play along by selecting your answers in the pop-up poll after each question. So sit back, roll yourself a joint and join us in Stump the Guest. Yeah!

Will before we begin tell us a little about QuadDueceNil.

Let’s play “Stump the Guest”

Questions 1: What was on the front of a viking ship?

Question 2: What were Viking Thralls?

Question 3: What years cover the Viking Age of expansion?

Question 4: Why did the English consider the Vikings to be barbarians?

Question 5: What does the word Viking mean in Old Norse?

Jeff from VapeCo is going to attempt to beat Stump the Guest with 5 questions about Height. You can play along by selecting your answers in the pop-up poll after each question. Sit back, roll yourself a joint and join us in Stump the Guest.

Hey Jeff before we begin tell us a little about the VapeCo.

Okay let’s play “Stump the Guest”

Question 1: How tall is Lebron James?

Question 2: Which group of people has grown the most over the past 100 years?

Question 3: Being taller is associated with enhanced longevity, higher education and earnings. A British man of 5’10” could expect his annual earnings to be how much higher than someone 3” shorter than him?

Question 4: Most bone growth stops at what age?

Question 5: Which is taller?