Kevin Curtin is a Cannabis Columnist at the Austin Chronicle. He explores themes related to cannabis culture, innovation, and lifestyle, while also sharing insights on his diverse interests such as songwriting and culinary creativity. Kevin's work has been featured in TheStreet, Infosecurity Magazine, and The Austin Chronicle.
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Kevin Curtin's work focuses predominantly on event coverage, particularly within the entertainment realm, with a specific emphasis on music and concerts in Austin. If reaching out to him, providing information about upcoming local events, new music releases from Austin-based artists, or unique entertainment experiences in the area could be of interest to him.
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By: Kevin Curtin
The industry survives Dan Patrick’s total THC ban, but there are still changes ahead for hemp dispensaries
By: Carys Anderson, Derek Udensi, Kahron Spearman, Gianna Ivy, Kat McNevins, Doug Freeman, Kevin Curtin, Katie Hayes, Abby Johnston, Roger Ho
Pavement, Built to Spill, TV on the Radio, and Mastodon – Austin Psych Fest’s fall companion is sticking with longstanding headliners this year and switching up the rest of the setup. Ditching their Halloween weekend spot (don’t worry, Resound’s Halloween Freakend will take over) and moving from the streets of Downtown to the Palmer Events Center, Levitation 2025 promises the same rock-based lineup in new surroundings with highly anticipated acts like Wednesday, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, La Femme, and Model/Actriz plus a series of separately ticketed night shows featuring visits from Beach Fossils, Mdou Moctar, Teen Suicide, and more. – Caroline Drew
Pray for the roof of my mouth. I just ate a bowl of Froot Loops with a foolishly low milk ratio, so I’m writing this column in pain. I’m battered emotionally, too, because this is the last one. I’m told that Chronicle leadership has been overwhelmed with the amount of job applications that have come […]
By: Kevin Curtin
“I knew why those movies weren’t successful,” John Waters reflects on the Sixties cinema gimmick Smell-O-Vision, in which films were attempted to be enhanced by scents being piped into theaters. “It was because they had nice smells. I wanted bad ones.” Screenings of his 1981 black comedy Polyester, starring Divine as a suburban mother besieged […]
