On the cover: an elegant ikebana featuring seven-spired leaves. In “news”: 2,400-year-old bongs (“paraphernalia for Scythian royalty”) and Sigur Rós’s collaboration on THC-infused gumdrops. In features: trippy Mexican candles and a “hallucinated odyssey for the armchair traveler.”
You are reading Broccoli, a new Portland-headquartered magazine dedicated to women in cannabis. On its bright, airy pages and in its wonderfully wiggy story selection, a roomy editorial sensibility emerges.
“We see such creativity in cannabis on the product and marketing side, especially in Portland,” says founder Anja Charbonneau. “The gap was on the media side. There wasn’t anything forward-thinking and design driven.”
