Weediquette is more than just a stoner series – it’s an investigative documentary series about people who live with, struggle with or benefit from cannabis. VICE reporter Krishna Andavolu travels the world and sheds light on how weed changes lives and shapes societies. Between medicine, politics and personal fate, a multi-layered view of the global phenomenon of cannabis emerges. Back to overview: Top stoner series.

Weediquette: stoner documentary with depth

How does cannabis really work for cancer? What happens to parents who give their children medicinal weed? How does one country deal with legal weed – and another with the death penalty for smoking weed? Weediquette seeks answers to questions that many people only ask fleetingly. The series is investigative, emotional and always respectful.

5 facts about the Vice documentary

  1. First broadcast: 2016 on VICE TV
  2. 7 seasons, 26 episodes in total
  3. Host & Reporter: Krishna Andavolu
  4. Focus on medical & social cannabis
  5. Researched in the USA, Jamaica, Israel, Uruguay and many more.

Hope despite uncertainty: cannabis for children with cancer

This video follows families who want to help their child with high-dose medicinal cannabis despite a lack of scientific evidence.

Forbidden cure: cannabis as a secret therapy

In this video, Krishna follows the courageous helpers who are treating cancer patients underground with medicinal cannabis despite the legal bans in the UK.

Michigan: Cannabis legal, arrests on the rise

Despite the legalization of medical cannabis in Michigan, arrests in the region are at an all-time high. Why is that? Find out more in the video!

What is Weediquette like? Rating

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Reporter with a stoner past

At the center is Krishna Andavolu – a journalist with a stoner past who doesn’t judge, but listens. His calm manner also gives the necessary space to difficult topics.

  1. Krishna Andavolu – Moderator & Author
  2. Numerous interview partners per episode
  3. Activists, patients, parents, dealers & officials

Krishna Andavolu: Listening without judgment

He lit up a joint on TV in Uruguay – and has stood for authentic reporting ever since. He shows people, not stereotypes.

Why is Weediquette so special?

Because the series neither glorifies nor demonizes. It’s not about stoner gags, but about human rights, health and social upheaval – always with cannabis at the center.

When cannabis meets real problems

Weediquette shows how complex the topic of cannabis really is. One episode is about parents who treat their child with CBD – the next is about penal camps in South East Asia.

Top episodes of the series

Authentic insights instead of elaborate effects

Weediquette doesn’t rely on edits or music – but on real people. That’s exactly why it sticks.

More documentaries & series with a cannabis focus

If you are interested in *Weediquette* – here are two recommendations with a journalistic approach:

Grass: The history of cannabis

Narrated by Woody Harrelson – about prohibition, politics & the legalization movement. Grass is ideal for anyone who wants to understand history with weed. Grass looks more into the past and tells the political history of cannabis – Weediquette, on the other hand, shows the current global reality: consumption, laws, fates. More reportage, less retrospective.

The Business of Drugs

Netflix documentary series about various drug markets – including cannabis. Scientific, critical and well-produced. The Business of Drugs analyzes markets and structures – Weediquette gets closer to the people. Viceland instead of Harvard: more emotional, more personal, more activist.

Top 10 cannabis series

Weediquette is one of many series that take cannabis seriously. You can find the whole list here: