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  • Learning Orgasmic Meditation

    Thomas sits down with an Orgasmic Meditation instructor to begin his path to enlightenment and climax.

  • Orgasmic Meditators

    Thomas joins new-age explorers in southern California who are feeling out the frontiers of femininity.

  • The Drug Laws of Mendocino County

    Krishna sits down to talk about how Mendocino County approaches the law and communities growing marijuana in California’s Emerald Triangle.

  • The Moose That Got Away

    Thomas goes on a hunt for moose in Alaska, after a quick snack of whale blubber, which quickly grows on him despite saying it tastes like candle tallow.

  • Pakistan

    In Pakistan, Karachi Fashion Week provides a kind of sanctuary, but outside its bubble Hailey Gates finds the forces working to eradicate the progressive culture it represents.   

  • Alaska Natives

    The Eskimos and Innuit (there’s a difference) of Northern Alaska live off some of the least live-off-able land on Earth. How do they do it? And even more pressingly, why?

  • The Future of Weed Snacks

    Krishna takes a tour of the home of pot soda, Dixie Elixirs, and sees how they make thousands of edible marijuana products every day.

  • Bears

    It’s Bear Week in Provincetown, when the burliest members of the gay community descend on Cape Cod to revel in their heft, hair, and heartiest homosexual hankerings. Will Thomas find love with one of the many types of Bear? He otter! (Get it? Otter.)

  • Ramadan

    To celebrate the holy month of Ramadan, a good Muslim can’t eat or drink all day. Not even water. After sunset though, it’s a snacker’s mecca. Thomas joins a Lebanese family in Dearborn, Michigan to give Islam a try during Mohammed’s favorite month.

  • Ramadan in Dearborn, Michigan

    To celebrate the holy month of Ramadan, a good Muslim can’t eat or drink all day. Not even water. After sunset though, it’s a snacker’s mecca. Thomas joins a Lebanese family in Dearborn, Michigan to give Islam a try during Mohammed’s favorite month.

  • Stoned Vets

    Daily life can be a minefield of triggers for those struggling with PTSD. While many states have legalized medical marijuana, the federal government has not, so agencies like the V.A. can’t recommend it, even though many Vets feel that they need it.

  • Tugs

    The Catherine Miller is a tugboat in New York Harbor, home to some of the busiest ports in America. So you’d think she’d need more than a two-man crew to keep things running. But oh how you’d be wrong. Thomas makes three as the boat’s new deckhand.

  • Speaking In Tongues

    In this preview of BALLS DEEP, we follow Thomas Morton into a Pentecostal tent revival, where the congregation prays in tongues, in the name of Jesus. The Pentecostal tent revival is as exciting as Christian church gets. It is still church, however. Thomas goes to a revival in Arkansas to see how the holy spirit stacks up against secular temptations like drugs, movies, and sleeping in on Sunday.

  • Stoned Baby: Checking On T-Cells

    WEEDIQUETTE host Krishna Andavolu travels to Los Angeles to the home of Tracy and Josh Ryan, who started treating their baby with cannabis before she could even talk. The next big thing in medical marijuana might be cancer therapy. But with little hard evidence, families whose children have life-threatening cancer are taking matters into their own hands, and getting their kids super stoned—to save their lives. 

    WEEDIQUETTE airs Tuesdays at 11pm on VICELAND.

  • The War on Kids

    VICE travels to Temecula California to investigate an undercover drug sting in a local high school where an autistic boy was arrested.

  • Leathermen

    The Eagle NYC is the last great outpost of New York’s gay leather scene. Once the hardest, burliest, most cruisinest members of the gay community here and everywhere, Leathermen’s ranks were hit especially hard by AIDS in the 80s and 90s. Where the side streets of the West Village and Chelsea once swarmed with glistening, hairy chests and bulging jeans, like some never-ending Tom of Finland mural, these days the scene is but a faded denim shadow of its former self.

    Since finding a solid clutch of Leathermen in New York nowadays is harder than getting a leprechaun to make eye contact with you at the Central Park Ramble, we went into the Eagle, basically the Leatherman’s Alamo, to meet the surviving members of this once-mighty subculture and learn the tricks of their rough trade. Please be mindful of the hanky code while watching this video, and, of course, no khakis, sneakers, or fragrances.