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Outside Days 2026: By Denver, For Denver [Event Review]

Gatherings such as this one are good for the local economy and for the self, but they’re also valuable additions to the entire community. I ran into people I haven’t seen in ages, and met others from all walks of life who share the same passions. The people were friendly, the vibes were fantastic, and it reminded me how good we really have it in the Mile High City.

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Party Drugs Are More Popular Than Ever. How Did We Get Here?

It’s clear by this point that President Nixon’s historic and deeply problematic War on Drugs failed to stop the drug trade in America in any measurable way. Addiction and overdoses have actually gotten worse, largely due to the widespread takeover of hard drugs like fentanyl. But how did we get here? And how do we support the freedom to experiment without crossing the line into harm?

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The Value of the Found Family

In the end, the value of a found family lies in its intentionality. These are the people who choose us, who show up, stay present, and build a life with us – not because they’re expected to, but because they genuinely care.

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queering wellness: How does healthcare need to change?

Queer people have always existed, and they aren’t going anywhere. We owe them so much of our culture – music, art, movies, fashion, and even medical cannabis legalization. Every American, regardless of race, gender, sexuality, or background, deserves the same access to health services. A healthy society will make us a stronger nation, better able to love and show up for one another in times of need.

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Highlights from Hulaween 2024: DEF Renegades, Phil Lesh Tributes, & Skeleton Disco Parties

Hearing about how amazing and life-changing a festival is for years before you go can sometimes lead to disappointment when you finally make it. Fortunately, Hulaween did not fit into this category. I was blown away by the entire event, and I was lucky to have one of the best festival weekends I’ve had in years – if not ever. 

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Meet Jessica L’Whor, Denver’s Top Cannabis Drag Queen

After spending more than a decade in the scene, she’s a staple of Denver’s culture and can be found performing drag bingo, trivia, podcasts, shows, and more on a nightly basis. Her accolades include wins as “Best New Queen on the Scene” and “Colorado’s Drag Entertainer of the Year,” and her brand, which also consists of the PG version of her persona “Miss Jessica,” has become a powerhouse of inclusivity, body positivity, and LGBTQ+ representation. 

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Embracing The Unexpected At Texas Eclipse 2024 [Festival Review]

When I first saw the lineup for Disco Donnie’s inaugural edition of the Texas Eclipse Festival, I was intrigued. Rarely do you see such a packed collection of artists from so many genres, whether it be jam, dubstep, house, or psytrance, anywhere in the United States. Throwing an event of this caliber, especially as a one-off gathering, is no easy feat–and I had to check it out for myself.

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Xanax Addiction Treatment & Recovery

Xanax is a prescription medication used to treat anxiety disorders, panic disorder, and insomnia. It can be taken responsibly, but it can also lead to dependence and addiction if misused. Xanax is abused in several ways, and the side effects of Xanax addiction can harm both physical and mental health.

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Washed Out releases dreamy new album, ‘Purple Noon’

The whole album feels like a dream state with ethereal and mellow vibes that permeate every song. As 2020 is proving to be a year of stripped songs and 80s nostalgia, the melancholic vaporwave mood of Purple Noon shows out to be a perfect fit. At 42 minutes, it’s excellent as the soundtrack to late-night drives or the background of a relaxed yoga session.

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Listen along as I team up with graphic designer Rachael Wheat to discuss the impact cannabis culture has had on music festivals. Together, we explore events that partner with cannabis businesses, ongoing legality issues, personal experiences, and more!

A Veriheal News short with co-hosts Kymberly and Demi.