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Born in Colombia, Santiago Rodriguez Tarditi is a journalist, editor, and author with a professional background spanning media, creative industries, and environmental advocacy. A dual citizen with Italian heritage, he has lived in several international cities, including Milan, London, New York City, and Berlin, before establishing his base in Mexico. His work as a journalist and writer explores drug policy reform, cannabis culture, the psychedelic renaissance, and global travel, with articles appearing in publications such as *Architectural Digest*, *Departures*, *Leafly*, and *El País*. These pieces often delve into complex topics, offering nuanced perspectives on evolving cultural landscapes and global movements. As an editor, he contributed to books like *The Monocle Guide to Better Living* and authored *High on Design: The New Cannabis Culture*, published in 2020. He also received a Webby Award for "The Artisans of Italy," a web-series on food traditions. Beyond his writing and editorial work, Tarditi is also an entrepreneur and environmental advocate. He co-founded Intū, a CBD company focusing on conscious rituals, and co-hosts "Casa Earth," a podcast dedicated to conscious living and environmental issues. Through these ventures, he aims to bridge the gap between wellness, sustainability, and informed discussion. As an environmental activist, he supports organizations such as Parley for the Oceans and The Oxygen Project, and is a founding member of the Blue Lab Preservation Society and Dear Wise Earth. His professional philosophy emphasizes promoting social and environmental justice by exploring diverse global realities.
