PSN is a cannabis video network built around connoisseur culture, with a slate of original shows and its own magazine.
Who they are
The network describes itself as the first of its kind, made for people who take smoke quality seriously. Its programming is organised into named shows rather than a single feed — PRL, MidsBusters, Hot Slicez and Improper each run as their own franchise.
What they cover
Quality, judged closely. The shows put growers, brands and specific flower batches under scrutiny, and the magazine documents the brands, cultivators, batches and events pushing the smoke-quality movement forward. It is closer to competitive tasting and field judging than to news reporting.
Format and cadence
Video is the primary form, released show by show. A paid PSN+ tier opens up live, uncut access to the full lineup and early releases ahead of the public drop.
Who it's for
Connoisseurs, budtenders and growers who care about how flower is grown, cured and graded — and the cannabis brands that want to be measured on it.
Where to find them
Episodes and the subscription live on its own site, with YouTube, Instagram and X carrying clips and announcements.
Background and significance
Proper Smoke Network is a video-led cannabis media platform centered on connoisseur evaluation, cultivation quality and entertainment. Its original programs and magazine focus on flower, hash, growers and the sensory details that shape product reputation. The network serves an audience already familiar with premium cannabis rather than people seeking basic legal-market orientation.
Distinctive role
On-camera product assessment is the central format. Visual inspection, smoking experience and direct commentary make quality judgments more transparent than written promotional descriptions, while still remaining subjective and batch-specific. PSN's narrow focus is also its strength: it does not attempt to function as a policy or business newsroom, concentrating instead on cultivation, processing and the standards used by experienced consumers to discuss quality.