T. Kid

On this episode of our potcast, our host hangs out with Doug Cohen, co-founder of 99th Floor, the "best damn weed dinner series" T. Kid has ever attended.

We caught up with the host to talk about the abrupt end of 'The Nightly Show,' pushing boundaries, and being seen as "too old to be fucking around."

This week on 'Tea Time with T. Kid,' our host chats with Michael Zaystev, a cannabis entrepreneur. But he's not growing, selling, or extracting weed. Rather, Mike's weed business is the business of weed.

Kayvan Khalatbari runs one of the only minority-owned cannabis businesses in America—but he wants that to change.

In advance of tonight's all-new episode of 'VICE Does America,' the show's hosts have a deep conversation about cannabis.

I could never let Islamophobia stop me from seeing my country. At the end of the day, I'm an American. If I don't go out and confront the ignorance that tries to take that identity away from me, I'm letting it win.

In the latest episode of 'Tea Time with T. Kid,' our host is joined by Jonah Reider, a young chef who is sick of being described as the kid who transformed his dorm room into one of the hottest restaurants in New York City.

In the first episode of our new podcast 'Tea Time with T. Kid,' the titular host and weed expert drinks some tea and tests out some fancy blunt wraps with cannabis writer David Bienenstock.

He walked up to a college student on Wall Street and personally yanked a joint out of her mouth.

A Denver grower who goes by RB-26 claims to have achieved the first strain to consistently test at 33 percent THC. That's some STRONG weed.

As legalization takes hold, some Muslims and Christians are getting tripped up. But Jews may find pot and faith to be perfectly compatible.

Could marijuana be the solution America's vets have been waiting for, and if so, why does the federal government continue to stand in the way?