Pre-order «Me, myself & high», the book by Banana Kush
For the past 3 years, the Banana Kush podcast has been opening up about a taboo subject that France prefers to hide under the carpet: weed. Three seasons later, the first French podcast to talk about cannabis swaps its microphone for its pen, and hits bookstores with the book based on the podcast!
«Me, myself & high», the book based on the Banana Kush podcast, gives the floor to 15 personalities and questions their relationship with the plant, in an extended and expanded version based on the various podcast episodes in which these personalities took part. This collectible book-object also includes thematic focuses to complement the interviews, for a better understanding of the implications of this illicit product on our health, our economy and our culture.

Guests of the Banana Kush book
«Me, myself & high» will go on sale in January 2022. In the meantime, you can can already pre-order on Ulule to help finance the book's production and printing, and receive a preview of the book.
Various rewards (stickers, posters, personalized dedications, surprise banana pouch...) are offered according to contributions. The fastest contributors will also see their name appear in the acknowledgements at the end of the book, as an early supporter, if the pre-order is placed before November 15!
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