Posts Tagged ‘San Diego’
Breeder Spotlight: Matthew Riot – Riot Seeds
By: Jed Sanders
Photo Strain: Soul Assassin OG Kush
As the San Diego attorney’s office wages war against safe access to medical marijuana, it has done nothing but push patients to, once again, find their medicine amongst a black market.
The timing of the federal government’s latest bust at...
February 1st, 2012 | Articles, Extended Magazine Articles, Featured | Read More
The Food Truck Chronicles: Asian Persuasion’s Multinational Menu is Perfect for Meat Lovers
By: Esther Rubio-Sheffrey
Jessica Tsang is a Chinese-American. She grew up in Chula Vista, obtaining nourishment predominantly from Chinese home cooked meals. But the Tsang family is unique, in that like many of their Mexican-American neighbors, they spent a considerable amount of time across the border...
February 1st, 2012 | Featured, Food Truck Chronicles, San Diego | Read More
Battle for Medicinal Marijuana Access is Far From Over
By Esther Rubio-Sheffrey
Last April, despite large opposition, even from its own appointed Medical Marijuana Task Force, the city council voted 5-2 in favor of two zoning ordinances that would have effectively banned safe access to medicinal marijuana throughout San Diego. Unwilling to accept defeat,...
February 1st, 2012 | News | Read More
We’re still here! February 2012 issue of NUG hits the streets!
Welcome to the February issue of NUG Magazine, San Diego’s Original Cannabis Publication, and from the looks of things – the ONLY one left!
As I stated last month, it has been a tough couple of months for the San Diego medical cannabis community. The raids last month on multiple collectives have...
February 1st, 2012 | Featured, News | Read More
The Expendables Ticket Giveaway!
That’s right we are giving away a few pairs of tickets to see The Expendables in San Diego, CA!
How can you win? It’s simple “Like” our FB page & Follow us on twitter.com/nugmag
and on our FB Page we uploaded the poster… and just Like the poster! You can even comment on them! The more you...
January 31st, 2012 | Featured, News | Read More
Perpetual Motion: Aaron Sokol
By: Aaron Evans
BANG! The starting gun has sounded. The real race has just begun. Ladies and gentlemen, I hope you didn’t place your bets early, for there’s a new contestant in the competition, and the odds have just been changed. This month’s featured artisan, Aaron Sokol, isn’t new to the field;...
January 13th, 2012 | Articles, Featured | Read More
San Diego Performing Arts Portal January 2012
By Marc Emmelmann
Time is of the essence, running January 7 -15 is the evocative play Spring Awakening, a modern adaptation with alternative rock and other symphonic and soothing musical sounds. Late 19th century Germany may be somewhat similar to modern times for young people figuring out their sexuality...
January 11th, 2012 | Articles, Featured | Read More
420•LTD™ Apparel
Tell us about 420•LTD™ Apparel.
420•LTD™ apparel is everything street about the 420 lifestyle, a premium clothing brand for the Cali way of life with a focus on the 420 subculture. 420•LTD™ represents the hustle, lifestyle, and culture of California or as how we like to say it around here…the...
January 11th, 2012 | Articles, Featured | Read More
Patient Profile: RobZilla
By: Pamela Jayne
If you have never had a personal experience with cancer, count your lucky stars, but don’t hold your breath, because chances are, you or someone you love will eventually be sidelined by this wretched disease, be it directly or indirectly.
This month I met and had an enlightening conversation...
January 9th, 2012 | Patient Profile, San Diego | Read More
How’d The Show Go? Lee “Scratch” Perry show
By: SD Liz
On December 9th, Irie Nation generously took NUG Magazine and guests to see legendary Lee “Scratch” Perry play at the 4th & B in Downtown, San Diego. Bringing original dub style, The Upsetter played some irie music for a nice crowd; those who obviously enjoy roots/dub reggae from Jamaica....
January 7th, 2012 | Featured, How’d The Show Go?, Music | Read More
Artist Spotlight: Mario Torero
By Jed Sanders
“Chicano Legacy 40 años”, glass/mosaic mural at UCSD Peterson Hall (2011)
Mario Acevedo Torero pushes art beyond the level of a tangible commodity and employs it to build community, beautify surroundings, enrich lives, and encourage understanding. Born in Lima, Peru in 1947, Mario...
January 6th, 2012 | Art, Featured | Read More
Wild Style Hip Hop
By: Aaron Evans
Last month, while introducing my new series in NUG, I chose to title the piece by posing a question rather than making a statement, “What is Hip Hop?” Being that hip hop is a melting pot of multiple forms of self-expression, it seemed logical to approach the culture from...
January 4th, 2012 | Featured, Hip Hop, Music | Read More
Happy New Year from NUG!
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Thanks for picking up another issue of NUG Magazine. 2011 was an up and down rollercoaster ride in the cannabis community and, unfortunately, ended on quite a downturn. But as I always say, “2 steps forward and 1 step back is still 1 step forward!” When I think back over the last...
January 4th, 2012 | Featured, News | Read More
Food Truck Chronicles: A Scrumptious, Sugary Overdose with Sweet Treats
Article & Photos By: Esther Rubio-Sheffrey
Food trucks serve up a variety of cuisines throughout San Diego, but for a truly delicious array of desserts, there is only one food truck – Sweet Treats.
A veteran truck, Sweet Treats has been bringing smiles to people’s faces one lick at a time since...
January 3rd, 2012 | Featured, Food Truck Chronicles | Read More
Phat Reggae Dub
By: M.J. Smith
Ahhh, the sounds of sweet youth…Phat Reggae Dub reminds me of my teenage years, “Cause there’s no where I’d rather be, chillin’ with my friends in the city by the sea.” Oh how I long for life to be that simple again…Not to say that their music is simple, their classic reggae...
December 29th, 2011 | Featured, Music | Read More
How’d The Show Go? Fortunate Youth
By: SD Liz
Fortunate Youth is a band from the South Bay of Los Angeles, California. Their music consists of roots reggae pumped up with astounding energy and great lyrics, which makes them hard to miss at any show. The band recently traveled south to Mission Beach, San Diego to headline a Polynesian...
December 20th, 2011 | Featured, How'd The Show Go?, Music | Read More
ART ROCKS! Swendoza and the Art Rocks! Radio
By Jed Sanders.
Swendoza is the one and only “Chanter of Personality”. Every Wednesday night, he broadcasts live from “Bordertown USA” with wsRadio.com on the world-famous Art Rocks! Radio program. His media coverage of the local arts and culture here in San Diego has spanned for nearly a decade,...
December 20th, 2011 | Articles, Featured | Read More
Local Business Spotlight: THREAD: Clothing & Accessories
By: Antoinette Duenas
I’m sure most women out there would agree that if given the opportunity, we would gladly accept the power to snap our fingers and have the perfect one-of-a-kind outfit appear right before our eyes. Lucky for us, unlike most major department stores, Thread has a great selection...
December 19th, 2011 | Articles, Featured | Read More
Slightly Stoopid Swag Bag Giveaway & Tickets to the show in San Diego 1/13/12
Yep you heard right! We are giving away a pair of tickets to see Slightly Stoopid, The Aggrolites, & Perro Bravo Jan. 13, 2012 at SOMA in San Diego! But that’s not all! The winner will also receive 2 swag bags with 2 Slightly Stoopid CDs, 2 Lighters, 2 Shot Glasses, and stickers! Now all you...
December 15th, 2011 | Featured, Music | Read More
The State of Medical Cannabis in San Diego: More Patients than Patience
By: Pamela Jayne
Disclaimer: This was written in a state of raw emotion in reaction to the U.S. Attorney and the Department of Justice’s decision to shit on the rights of medical cannabis patients and providers. The following words are neither eloquent nor offensive, but true. And like my Mom has always...
December 14th, 2011 | Patient Profile, San Diego | Read More
































