Illinois News Joint is pleased to announce that we have partnered with the talented professional artist Moonbeam Eclectic @moonbeam_eclectic. Moonbeam Eclectic has agreed to be Illinois News Joint’s inaugural in-house artist. Check our Original Art page here. Moonbeam Eclectic is … Continue reading →
A few weeks ago, Illinois News Joint participated in an episode of Full Spectrum podcast and talked with hosts Jon and Diego about the Illinois cannabis industry. Full Spectrum Podcast, a podcast from NuEra, is a resource for all things … Continue reading →
We are excited to announce that Illinois News Joint has partnered with Respect My Region for its inaugural North American Weed Tour. From August 1 to December 15, the North American Weed Tour gives audiences a behind-the-scenes view into the … Continue reading →
In January, we published a feature story on That’s a Doobie podcast and The Doobie Room. Recently, we participated in an episode of That’s a Doobie and talked with host Omari Jalan and co-host Keyston (aka Stone) about Illinois News … Continue reading →
Since legalization, the Illinois cannabis industry is blooming with new businesses, arts, and entertainment. One outlet the industry has provided has been a handful of new podcasts in the Prairie State. Kush Conversations is one of those new-ish podcasts. Illinois … Continue reading →
We meme again! We created a meme for News Joint Grow Journal. More new journal entries are coming soon. For more original ILNJ memes, click here.
Continue reading →Mindy Segal always fantasized about being a chef. When she was a child, long before the Food Network existed, she and her brother managed imaginary restaurants and invented their own television culinary show. They often pretended they had the privilege … Continue reading →
Now that it’s legal to bring a joint to the party, stop smoking weed the same way your ex-boyfriend does. Instead, dodge those blackened fingernails, sticky backsides of lighters and goopy, resin-stuffed smoking pieces, and let me show you how … Continue reading →
Last March when the pandemic hit the economy, the artist AJ was not able to work her full-time job, so she adapted. AJ turned to selling resin art and freelancing under the business name Sticks and Stonerz Shop, which sells … Continue reading →
