4/20 SPECIAL! - #BlazeAtHome Part 1

Great Moments in Weed History

David Bienenstock

Tv & Film, Comedy, History

4.8 • 659 Ratings

🗓️ 16 April 2020

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Celebrate 4/20 at home this year with Abdullah and Bean, in a special two-part episode where the hosts of Great Moments in Weed History share their own personal greatest weed moments with each other—and with all of you weed history heads out there. In part 1, they swap stories about grass-oriented adventures they've shared jointly together while working at VICE and High Times, including legalization day in Denver, the world's biggest ever Cannabis Cup, a trip to Hunter S. Thompson's house, getting to know Nonna Marijuana, and the origin story of the cannabis cuisine show Bong Apetit. Part two will drop on actual April 20th so look out for it! And remember, great moments in weed history happen to everyone, and they happen every day, so while we're all stuck at home this 4/20, we can still get together with our friends online, get lit, and share our best weed stories. And someday that will be a weed story too. To hear the long, strange story of how 4/20 became a high holiday, check out our episode about the Waldos from Season 1. Abdullah and Bean wish to thank everyone who has reached out to say that the podcast has been bringing them some joy, relief and laughs right now, it means the world to us. We also wish to dedicate this episode to all of our weed crews, past and present. PATREON Please support Great Moments in Weed HIstory on Patreon. Supporters get exclusive access to video shows and seshes, plus access to cool rewards like a signed book or signature lighter. And it truly helps us make the best show possible.

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0:00.0	This podcast is for adults 21 years of age or older. We talk about cannabis history and
0:06.5	advertise cannabis products. If you're not 21, come back when you are. What's up, guys? What you're
0:13.6	about to hear is part one of our two-part 420 special. The first one's dropping right now. The next one will drop on 420, 2020. And of course,
0:25.6	everybody, or hopefully everybody, is going to be listening from self-isolation at home.
0:30.3	Yeah, this episode is very different than anything we've done before, kind of personal episode.
0:35.9	This 420 is obviously going to be very different than any 420 since the first 420
0:42.1	back in the 1970s.
0:44.8	If you want to hear that story, you can listen to our season one episode about the Waldoz.
0:50.1	But I'm really excited to share this two-part 420 special with everybody.
0:55.1	And I also just want to say thank you to everybody who's been hitting us up on social media,
1:00.0	telling us that they enjoy season three, that it's bringing them some laughs, bringing them some relief.
1:05.3	We want to bring that same vibe to your 420.
1:08.2	It's going to be a fun show.
1:10.3	And we're excited to share it with you.
1:12.7	Yeah, you know, 420 is a holiday usually spent in the company of friends. People pass around
1:17.7	joints and pipes and bongs, but of course, nobody's going to be doing that this year. But
1:23.4	in lieu of an actual live event, we're going to be taking part in the Highstream 420 festival
1:29.4	that's going on online that anyone anywhere in the world with an internet connection can take part in.
1:36.6	To get more details on that, go to highstreamtv.com and come spend your 420 with us.
1:43.3	So enjoy part one, and we'll see you back here for part
1:46.5	two on 420.
1:50.7	Spoke Media. Hey, how's it going, folks? It's Abdullah and Bean. And welcome to a very special
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