
1968: Launched the Tin Whistle, first underground high school newspaper in America, exposed systemic racism in the school and helped elect a senior class president who helped bridge the divide, who later became known as Chef Ra.
1971: Stockholm Manifesto, first exposure of CIA ops inside the deserter’s community in Sweden; wasn’t published until 2012.
1975: Rose’s Boarding House; one-act play about decline of culture, diminishing expectations, and pressure to conform. The sixties were over quick.
1977: Masters thesis on abortion rights; first interview with lawyer Phyllis Schaffy who would eventually become the world’s most famous anti-abortion activist. Abortion was not front-page news in 1977, but I predicted wedge issues like abortion and gun rights would soon explode. And they did.
1981: The Schnabel Effect, Horizon, first profile of painter Julian Schnabel; Queen of the Art Scene, New York Daily News; first profile of Mary Boone; Graffiti, Is It Art?; first profile of Futura 2000, Daily News.
1982: The Pied Piper of Hip Hop, Village Voice; first profile of Lance Taylor aka Afrika Bambaataa and first time the words “hip hop” appeared in a major publication; Art on the Block; first profile of Keith Haring, East Village Eye.
1984: Hip Hop, the Illustrated Guide to Break Dancing, Rap Music and Graffiti, first book on the subject.
1986: Art After Midnight, first survey of the East Village scene from CBGB to the Fun Gallery; Chocolate Watch Band, first article on seminal psychedelic garage band from the sixties.
1987: The Man Who Would Be King of Cannabis, launched Dutch seed industry; Psycho Cop, psychotic policeman runs wild in Wisconsin; Holland’s High Tech Growers, first article on clone flowering in High Times.
1988: Created Cannabis Cup to celebrate the spiritual history of cannabis and help legitimize the counterculture as a sincere religious movement deserving protection from government oppression, High Times.
1990: Launched “hemp can save the world;” Paradise Now!, first story on Rainbow Family, High Times.
1991: Heritage of Stone; first national story on how the CIA killed JFK, cited by Judge Jim Garrison as “the best article on the subject.”
1992: Let Freedom Ring, documentary on the origins of the hemp movement in America
1997: The Fun Vibe, launched WHEE! festival as a prayer for world peace and end to the drug war.
1998: Stoner Smart or Stoner Stupid?, plea for responsible use and benefits of waiting until 4:20 pm, an outcome of college lectures I was doing as “Heads versus Feds” which visited over 300 college campuses and had a profound effect in spreading my 420 ceremony and getting weed legal in Colorado, where the lecture drew the biggest crowds. After Colorado legalized no college would book the debate again. The tour had me taking over 80 flights a year and was a primary source of income for a decade. Everyone else in the cannabis world was dazed and amazed but nobody could ever rival the show Bob Stutman and I put on.
1999: Bumbaclots in Negril; comedy about High Times crew in Jamaica over the summer solstice.
2000: Origins of 420, first profile of the Waldos; Forever Fun, documentary on WHEE!, starring Ken Kesey and Ken Babbs.
2001: Launched Cannabis Castaways, a spoof on CBS’s just-released Survivor so popular it blew up the High Times website.
2003: I Got Busted at the Cannabis Cup, how I met the top narco cop in Amsterdam; Who Runs the World?, guide to the Octopus; High Times.
2008: Friction, Fog and Clogs, my struggles inside High Times.
2009: The Big Bhang, origins of cannabis and religion, High Times.
2010: The CIA-LSD Attack, first article on the poisoning of a village in France in the 1950s; Rick Simpson’s Hemp Oil Medicine, first article on Rick Simpson, High Times.
2014: The Bitcoin Revolution, first layman’s guide to crypto investing; Cannabis Cures Cancer? compilation of my research into Rick Simpson’s oil; Killing Lincoln, the Real Story, explosive analysis of an inside job; Hip Hop, the Complete Archives, compilation of all my research on the subject.
2015: Discovered the true identify of manna, the food that saved the Jews from starvation. Manna was simply hemp seeds ground into flour and baked into matzo, a theory supported by Russian peasant use of hemp seed to survive famines. For centuries the best hemp was produced in Russia and it was a crop known to survive droughts.
2016: Treasure of the Holy Grail, the Steven Hager songbook
2017: Killing Kennedy, the Real Story, explosive analysis of an inside job.
2024: Origins of High Times, explosive analysis of intel penetration of the counterculture.
2025: It’s In the Rig Veda!, how a CIA-connected lawyer destroyed the last counterculture journal in America; Psyop-Busting Ballads, my first globally-distributed album available on all major music streaming sites. Each song exposes a different conspiracy.

The immigration of Jews into the Middle East started as a trickle following the expulsion of Jews from Spain and Portugal in 1492.
Dubbed the Sykes-Picot Agreement, it laid out how the Ottoman Empire was to be carved up after England neutralized the Sultan, which happened six years later. Key to the Sultan’s removal was inflaming Arab desire for self-rule.
Flags used by Jordan, Palestine, Kuwait, Sudan, Syria, the United Arab Emirates, the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, and Libya very closely resemble the one created by British diplomat Mark Sykes. Sykes did a study of Arab battle flags before creating his version.