The only medicine was FDA approved and had to go through “rigorous testing” to ensure the safety and validity of the public. That was great on paper, however, in practice, we saw something completely different. We saw people cutting corners, drugs being fast-tracked, and all competing “drugs” oppressed by law enforcement. As a result, more people turned to Pharmaceutical drugs and thought this to be medicine.
This column originally appeared in Cultivated, a cannabis industry newsletter. Subscribe here. You know the…
The DEA has opened a new registration process for state-licensed medical cannabis manufacturers, distributors and…
This November gathering will bring psychedelic education into conversation with music, visual art, comedy, philosophy,…
Ten p.m. on a Glendale balcony, two floors above the theater that just screened the…
We analyzed seven different 2026 rankings to find the true top 10 cannabis strains in…
A land-rooted look at the growers reshaping cannabis through living soil, ecological intelligence and regenerative…