Matt Robertson is joined by Mile High Dave, a true artist at growing cannabis, from Colorado, to discuss his passion for cultivating high-quality strains.

He shares his journey, from dedicating himself to the plant full-time to the challenges of protecting his prized genetics. Dave delves into his growing techniques, the importance of proper drying and curing, and his preference for fruity and tropical flavors over gassy profiles. The conversation also covers Dave’s favorite restaurants, his cooking methods, and his thoughts on the evolving cannabis industry and social media. This episode offers a glimpse into the life of a dedicated cannabis connoisseur.

Mile High Dave:
Instagram @milehighdave420

Matt Robertson is joined by Paralympic gold medalist Mike Minor to share his inspiring journey, from his snowboarding beginnings in Pennsylvania to his current life in Finland.

He discusses the challenges of living in the Nordic country, his passion for skateboarding, and his plans to open a glass art gallery to connect European and American artists. Mike recounts the dramatic events leading up to his Paralympic victory, including a pre-race altercation with a teammate. With his adventurous spirit and entrepreneurial ambitions, Mike’s story offers a unique perspective on the life of a world-class adaptive athlete pursuing his diverse passions.

Mike Minor:
Instagram @gnarlynubby
Art gallery page @northernlights_ag

Coldberger

Matt Robertson is joined by glass artist Nicole Berger to chat about her journey of discovering glass art by chance in college, becoming a professional pipe maker, and selling pipes to the Corning Museum Of Glass.

Nicole’s story is full of creative passion and personal growth. She discusses her time at the renowned Pilchuck Glass School, her solo travels, and the challenges of selling her work. Nicole also opens up about her paranormal experiences and how 90’s nostalgia influences her bold, geometric designs. With humor and insight, this episode offers a glimpse into the life of a rising talent in the glass art world.

Coldberger:
Instagram @coldberger
Website coldberger.com

Joe Peters

Matt Robertson is joined by Glass Artist Joe Peters to discuss the story behind his unique honeycomb-inspired glass sculptures, which gained popularity in the cannabis community.

He discusses his creative process, favorite collaborations, and passion for scuba diving. Joey also opens up about his recent journey to sobriety and how it has positively impacted his work and personal life. With insights into his artistic evolution, from soft glass to borosilicate, and a memorable encounter with Willie Nelson, this episode offers a glimpse into the multifaceted world of this talented glass artist.

Joe Peters:
Instagram @joepglass
Website joepetersglass.bigcartel.com

Matt Robertson is joined by Artist Aaron Brooks discusses his creative journey and the evolution of his annual “Fucking Art Show” and how psychedelics have influenced his art.

Brooks shares insights into his collaborative process with his wife Ellie, their unique festival experiences, and the challenges of being a working artist. He also reflects on the impact of psychedelics on his art and offers advice for aspiring creatives. The conversation covers a range of topics, from the mysteries of the moon to the latest current events, showcasing Brooks’ diverse interests and engaging personality. This episode provides a captivating glimpse into the life and work of a talented and introspective artist.

Aaron Brooks
Instagram @abrooksart
Purchase his work from various counter-culture online vendors. Watch the episode for more information!

Matt Robertson is joined by electronic artist Alex Medellin, AKA Late Night Radio, to discuss his unique genre-blending sound, which combines elements of hip-hop, funk, and live instrumentation.

He shares insights into his creative process, from finding obscure samples to meticulously planning his live sets. Alex also reflects on his journey, from being a ski bum to pursuing music full-time in Denver, and the highs and lows of his career, including memorable performances at Red Rocks. With candid stories about quitting smoking and humorous on-stage mishaps, this conversation offers a glimpse into the life of a versatile and passionate musician.

Matt Robertson + Vincent Gordon

We have missed you guys!!
On today’s episode we have our lovely guest cohost Vincent Gordon joining Matt for an epic charcuterie throw down. We introduce the sponsors for Season 2 and share their amazing products with you guys!

We appreciate our sponsors so much and can’t wait for you guys to take a look at all they have to offer.

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Instagram – @robertson.stash
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Matt Robertson is joined by Ben Banks, also known as Danger Visual, to chat about the fascinating story behind the Bad Boys Club – an art collective he founded with friends in Philly.

From their humble beginnings tagging the city to their elaborate Art Basel shows, Ben discusses the group’s mission to support underprivileged youth through art programs. He also recounts his adventures in urban exploration, wild travel experiences, and his unorthodox path to becoming a successful artist – including his stint drawing dick parodies for a living. With colorful anecdotes and insights into the art world, this episode offers a captivating glimpse into Ben’s creative journey.

DANGER VISUAL:
Instagram: @dangervisual
Website: www.dangervisual.com

Matt Robertson is joined by Glass Artist Brian Dosher, also known as the “Renaissance Warrior” to discuss his journey of embracing a nomadic lifestyle, disconnecting from social media and cell phones, and finding solace in the wilderness.

He discusses the art of baking bread in the outdoors, his passion for glass blowing and advanced techniques like fuming, and the importance of self-reliance and meditation. Through his experiences, Brian offers insights into simplifying one’s life, cultivating creativity, and reconnecting with the natural world. This episode is a captivating exploration of a life lived on the fringes of modern society.

DOSH:
Instagram: ‪@doshworld‬
Website: doshworld.com

Matt Robertson is joined by glass artist Karma Glass to chat about his remarkable journey from veterinary technician to full-time glass blower.

Karma discusses crafting unannealed glass chillums and selling them at concerts to fund his new path as well as the importance of community, affectionately referring to his collectors as the “karma tribe.” He also delves into his transition to glass blowing after a pivotal drug test at his veterinary job. Karma highlights his life in Asheville, North Carolina, his involvement in local sports coaching, and his deep passion for hip hop and freestyling.

Karma Glass:
Instagram: @karmaglass420
Website: karmaglass.bigcartel.com