What Happened Yesterday Was A Real Shock To The Cannabis Industry Seemingly out of nowhere, the majority of the cannabis community interpreted a decision from the DEA to include CBD, extracted from hemp, into the CSA (Controlled Substance Act) as a schedule 1 drug. Schedule 1 being the highest level restriction and control. This proposal … Keep reading..

Pulling up to the Lumber Baron Ballroom during the holidays is like getting to check out that cool decked out house at the end of the block you always wanted to see inside of growing up. The tall wooden doors make for a grand entrance way to this grand old home turned B&B. We are … Keep reading..

When you’re talking to one of the biggest figures in mainstream cannabis culture for your first celebrity interview, it can be a little intimidating. However, Tommy Chong is a class act, and has a knack for making most people feel welcome in his presence. I had this opportunity not only at the packed Chong’s Choice … Keep reading..

It first begins with a tingling sensation, sometimes in my hands, sometimes in my ankles. I never know which body part will be targeted. The tingling eventually builds into a pain that literally leaves me sick to my stomach. And finally…I have no choice but to curl up into a fetal position until it subsides. … Keep reading..

High-minded tips for consuming cannabis with grace. Whether you’re a seasoned connoisseur or you’re just getting started, these practical tips on cannabis etiquette will help guide you. Respect the space and situation. Before blazing, take a look around and make sure you’re in a safe spot to consume. Private locations are best. Never assume it’s … Keep reading..

The New Regulation Will Enable Some Local Businesses To Apply For “Social Use” Permits Passed this election cycle, Denver Initiative 300, the “Neighborhood-Supported Social Cannabis Consumption Initiative,” a policy type known industry-wide as “Social Use,” allows businesses to seek a permit for cannabis consumption on premises. This makes Denver one of the first cities in … Keep reading..

You’ve probably heard the ol’ scare tactic before: Smoking cannabis causes brain damage. That’s a complete myth. The most recent research suggests cannabis may actually regrow brain cells rather than destroy them. How the Myth Started All of the documentaries and websites that cater to cannabis love talking about Harry Anslinger and his Reefer Madness … Keep reading..

  Marijuana may have been the star player of this year’s election and the NFL may finally be listening to marijuana researchers. Although the league hasn’t publicly shown support for marijuana use, thanks to the recent election sweep, the nation’s changing view of cannabis along with research showing its potential benefits, may change that. An … Keep reading..

Cannabis Legalized in California, Nevada, Massachusetts and Maine! Here’s how and when you can use recreational cannabis in these four states. In the 2016 election cycle, four more states legalized recreational cannabis. California, Nevada, Massachusetts and Maine now join the ranks of legal cannabis in the United States. With recreational laws already passed in Alaska, … Keep reading..

Looking for a new line of work? Try a career in the cannabis industry. It’s said the cannabis industry is growing so rapidly that working in it for just one year is equivalent to three years working in any other industry. Currently, 25 states plus Washington D.C. have enacted laws to legalize medical marijuana. Four … Keep reading..

What would you try to help your sick dog or cat? Options are limited, and expensive, when it comes to treating a chronically ill animal. Cannabis is being more and more widely accepted as a viable medicine for humans, but what about our pets?Plus 4 Companies Focused On Your Best Friend

Crohn’s and Cannabis – The Hows and Whys With each day, the public becomes more aware of cannabis’s potential for treating a number of ailments: chronic pain, cancer, AIDS, and even debilitating seizure disorders. The media has, however, ignored one particular disease that responds incredibly well to marijuana. Crohn’s disease, an inflammation of the digestive … Keep reading..