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  • Una historia positiva de la PCP

    Hamilton viaja por los Estados Unidos reuniéndose con adictos, traficantes y químicos para conocer la historia de la PCP, desde sus orígenes farmacéuticos hasta su llegada a las calles.

  • Escuela para chicos malos

    Las puertas se abren en la última escuela terapéutica de Chicago y su personal lucha por mantener el orden Cortez y Crystal recitan su historial de violencia antes de comenzar una pelea en el autobús escolar.

  • Reefer Rehab

    Krishna visits an unaccredited detox facility in the backwoods of Maine, where former addicts are trying to get current addicts clean by smoking and eating massive amounts of weed.

  • Inside a Black Market Grow House in Atlanta

    Krishna meets Kingston, a black market master grower in Atlanta looking to go legit in the legal weed industry.

  • Making Weed Concentrates in an Underground Lab

    Krishna meets Hidrow, an underground weed concentrates maker in the UK, who risks his life distributing medical marijuana to those who can’t access it legally.

  • Prohibition UK

    Krishna follows underground medical pot patients and providers as they dodge the law to deliver back alley healthcare, in a country that considers them criminals.

  • Baltimore Ravens’ Eugene Monroe on CTE and the NFL

    Baltimore Ravens offensive tackle Eugene Monroe discusses the risks of continuing to play a sport that can cause brain damage and other long-term health problems.

  • Budcakes

    Abdullah befriends farmers and livestock alike on this episode of Bong Appetit. Come along as he visits Washington’s Vashon Island on a quest to make some seriously dank – and locally sourced – cannabis cupcakes.Abdullah’s tour guide on this pastoral adventure is Jody Hall, owner of famed Seattle bakery Cupcake Royale and a line of edibles, The Goodship Company. Their first stop is Cornerstone Farm & Dairy to collect fresh cream from a local farmer and her four-legged milk factory, Edith, before heading on to Vashon Velvet to choose the choicest Washington cannabis for their cakes. Ingredients in hand, Abdullah and Jody head to the kitchen to bake up a batch of blitzed-out budcakes fit for any celebration. Or Tuesday. Bong appetit!

  • Buds and Breakfast

    On this episode of Bong Appetit, Abdullah is in Seattle to enjoy some good ol’ fashioned Pacific Northwest cannabis hospitality. His first stop is the production facility for Craft Elixirs, where founder Jamie Hoffman concocts cannabis-infused elixirs for all kinds of applications from French toast to tiki cocktails. Abdullah dives head first into the world of infused syrups and whips up a batch of their blueberry-orange Ballard Beat syrup to take along for the next part of his adventure.Abdullah and Jamie check in to the Emerald City’s finest cannabis-friendly “bud and breakfast,” The Winston House, for some well-deserved R+R. After indulging in a breakfast feast topped with Jamie’s infused elixirs and sampling everything else this cannabis-inspired retreat has to offer, Abdullah ends the day with some bodywork that brings new meaning to the concept of “body high.”

  • Stoned Shabbat Dinner

    Host Abdullah Saeed, our somewhat perma-saturated host is back in the land of legal weed and at one of his favorite places in the world, Denver, Colorado. In this episode, Abdullah meets up with Rosenberg’s Bagels’ Owner, Josh Pollack to show him how to make traditional Jewish food made with cannabis as part of a multi-course stony and schmaltz-laden Shabbat Dinner. Josh shows us that you can pretty much infuse anything with cannabis, that is, if you’ve got the right buds.  First up, Scandinavian Sambuca cured canna ‘lax (infused Gravlax) on top of some of Rosenberg’s finest bagels. Next, a mellow meal featuring, medicated Matzo ball soup, beef brisket, noodle kugel and roasted vegetables smothered with cannabis schmaltz gravy. May the schmaltz be with you!

  • Puff Puff Pizza

    What’s better than weed and pizza? Weed on pizza. In this 420 episode of Bong Appetit, Abdullah heads to Portland, Oregon to attend the second Puff Puff Pizza Party hosted by the good people of P.R.E.A.M. Pizza. He bonds over his love for pizza pie goodness with P.R.E.A.M. Pizza owner Nick Ford as they whip up some infused pizzas using some of Portland’s finest from Farma Cannabis Dispensary. And because every decent party needs goodie bags, Abdullah pops over to visit Orlando Vega of Sour Bhotz and create his own army of infused sour gummy robots — at over 80mg of THC per Bhot, these little guys pack a punch. Back at the party, the guests chow down on a variety of infused pizzas and Abdullah hops on drums to impress the crowd with his mad stick skills. Pizza for all, and for all, a good night!

  • THCheese

    Abdullah heads to San Francisco to meet the folks behind THCheese, a gourmet medicated food purveyor, and explore the high end of the high life. He whips up a deliciously creamy medicated foie gras pâté mousse with executive chef Trevor Milbery and gets funky with cannabis-infused Camembert under the watchful eye of head cheesemaker Juliana Clark. To cap it off, the THCheese crew treats us to a curated paring where Abdullah learns how to pair wine, weed, and fancy edibles like a true aristocrat. Pinkies up!

  • Colorado Ganja Tour

    Host Abdullah Saeed sets the bar high (think 9,000 feet above sea level) in this installment of Bong Appetit: Colorado Ganja Tours. Abdullah travels to Colorado to see what marijuana tourism is like in a small mountain town, taking tokes while exploring in a tricked-out stretch Escalade with Philip Wolf of Cultivating Spirits. The trip gets off to a blazing start as they visit a craft garden and dispensary (High Country Healing) where tour-goers get up close and personal with the star strain of the day, Casey Jones. Ending the evening on a high note, they savor the fruity, citrusy pot-pairings infused into their gourmet dinners prepared by cannabis chef Jessica Catalano (author of ‘Ganja Kitchen Revolution’).  After a hazy reprieve, Abdullah’s all fired up and joins Chef Jessica at her home for a cannabis cooking lesson featuring her homegrown, organic, dubstep-influenced weed and groundbreaking recipes (think Super Lemon Haze Olive Oil and Baked Eggplant Parmesan) for another night filled with fine herb-laden cuisine. This marks the fanciest edible experience Abdullah’s ever had. It’s OK if you feel the need to cry from weed joy now.

  • Om Edibles

    Abdullah is back! In this episode, he travels to the hippie mecca of Northern California to check out the OM Collective—an all-women grow and the makers of OM Edibles cannabis-infused topicals, tinctures, and edibles. Owner Maya Elisabeth shows Abdullah how to make a few varieties of cannabis olive oils infused with garlic and ginger to use in an upcoming feast with their friends from The Cookie Fam.  In a beautiful setting overlooking the San Francisco Bay, Chef Tim Milojevich prepares a mouth-watering meal of Peruvian ceviche, hearts-of-palm salad, sea bass baked in banana leaves, and prime rib with chimichurri sauce, all prepared with Maya’s infused olive oils. Don’t judge Abdullah … We bet you wouldn’t be able to keep your clothes on after this meal, either.

  • Making Mahjoun with Ice-Water Hash

    In this episode of Bong Appetit, host Abdullah Saeed heads to California’s central coast to learn how to make ice-water hash and whips up a batch of cannabis-infused savory-sweet Moroccan mahjoun from a 1,000-year-old Berber recipe. Starting out at the farm of Emerald Alchemy’s Billie Thibodeau, Abdullah goes elbow-deep in icy water to process 12 heady pounds of Granddaddy Purple trim into pure hash.  Then, we’re off to the commercial kitchen of Deborah Schatan (Edible Complex) to make the mahjoun, which is loaded with a menagerie of nuts, fruits, spices—and, of course, hash.

  • Cannabis Creamery

    In this episode of Bong Appetit, host Abdullah Saeed (aka “Captain Cannabis”) checks out Cannabis Creamery, a Sausalito, CA-based ice cream company that is producing sweet THC-infused treats in a range of fantastic flavors. From classic mint-chip to a grapefruit sorbet originally designed for the Grateful Dead, this ice cream is dankly delicious.  Owner Isaac Lappert takes us on a visit to the family’s original business—Lappert’s Ice Cream—to hear Cannabis Creamery’s origin story straight from the horse’s mouth. Isaac’s dad Michael flashes back to the 80s, when the Grateful Dead requested a batch of “special” ice cream—and the rest, as they say, is history. After checking out the factory where the medicinal magic happens, Isaac shows us how to make our own batch of cannabis-infused ice cream at home before rounding out the day with a weed ice cream social on the beautiful San Francisco Bay.