I am so thrilled that my book 90° to Zamboanga is in the hands of Tommy Chong. Thank you Tommy for your support! ✌️ #90toZambo #TommyChong

This is one of my favorite pictures of Brian and is typical. For context this picture is from the San Francisco Chronicle dated April 23,...

90° To Zamboanga is a 20 year marijuana smuggling adventure story consisting of dozens of ‘mini-adventures’ depicting a sweeping saga of...

Click the image to watch! Today I will be showing you how to prepare a perfect joint! I had a lot of experience at sea because I only had...

I took this picture this morning at sunrise in the PNW and even though it was taken on land and some 47 years later, it reminded me of an...

Bad decisions indeed do make for great stories. However, I guarantee that every bad decision that made for a great story had consequences...

There is a saying, ‘Necessity is the mother of invention’… and I never wanted to again experience having to dry out weed that had gotten...

Anyone who has sailed across an ocean in a small sailboat will most likely understand the concept of this blog. To all others I will try...

For those of you who have read my book and/or who have followed my posts online know that my cousin Marty Bibbero was busted in 1972 at...

It sounds so simple: “Think good thoughts”. I think, back in my Hippy-days, we used to loosely call it “Om”. It’s really a central theme...

Listen to the Full Interview with Author Rick Bibbero on Ozcat Radio 89.5 FM KZCT July 16, 2020

Here’s part of my story that I’ve never told before but seems appropriate... destiny’s child comes to mind... It was 1982 and after...

Music has always played an important role in my life and although I was never a musician, per se... not for not trying... that just...

The book is my legacy. If I didn’t write it I would forever be known or referred to as... “oh that’s Rick Bibbero, he’s the guy who got...

One of the saddest parts of my story is re-telling about what happened to my cousin Marty. In 1972, Martin Herbert Bibbero became an...

So the adventure continues. It’s 1987 and for me the smuggling days are over, however the aftermath continues and I’m in the consequences...

Could this be true? Is there more to this story? Here’s a guy, Ferrell Scott, sentenced to life in prison by a federal court in Texas for...