If the Cannabis Act of Canada, born October 17, 2018 were a human baby, clearly the poor thing suffered in vitro from fetal alcohol syndrome. By its first Christmas, it's already a brain-dead beacon to the world of what NOT to do. Patrick Whyte of www.co.

It’s hard to talk about the Canadian cannabis scene, and not mention Licensed Producers. Like it or not, they are a huge player. We’ve had a guest from that world before, it’s time again.  Aron Cadeau is a Canadian businessman sitting on top of CastleBla.

Effective October 17, the new Canadian cannabis paradigm of "legal lies" portrays the notion that cannabis is all bad and only bad. You’re not really allowed to promote any positive benefits from cannabis. Our guest, Straight Cannabis reporter and author.

High Canada magazine needs someone to run it, and Cy Williams has been doing that since the beginning.  Only someone with a deep pool of knowledge could pull that off and Cy does it with flare, earning him a Lift & Co Canadian Cannabis Award nomination f.

Countdown to “Legalization”. It twists in my stomach, when I know how horrible it is. A poorly created architecture of nonsensical laws, all predicated upon a lie. Shouldn’t be surprised though – that’s exactly the same way we go to war. For the second t.

Never having the opportunity, I don’t know what it’s like to be in command of 75 tons of cannabis. Our guest, Brian O’Dea, does. He was caught with that much and paid a heavy price for it: in a maximum security federal penitentiary in California. Live an.

Always up for knowledge infusion, experts weigh in about the science of plant medicine, its social uses. its upcoming distribution and enforcement, its medicinal applications… And on and on, and this is all coming from one expert - Siobhan McCarthy. Init.

Across the globe across the map, Australia is laying down some crap. Return guest and crusher Jenny Hallam explains her legal predicament, a result of helping people eliminate pain, for near no cost. The saga this woman has gone through is nowhere near o.

Paul Hartmann has too much science in his brain so we needed to help him pull some of it out. Enjoy the results, and use common sense to benefit from it. Emma Boniface was a 14-year-old with the idea of using cannabis for pain relief from scoliosis. Her .

All the way up to this many episodes and back to the beginning of the purpose: to give a special thanks that I am still here. Our guest, Joanna Baker a.k.a. Puff Mama – was the first person outside of my immediate family, with whom I shared my terminal d.