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We’re featuring an episode of the Green Rush podcasting with former NFL player Eben Britton of Athletes for Care this week. We’ll be back in the swing of production next week. Produced by Shea Gunther.
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First time guests Alan Brochstein and Josh Altman join host Lewis Goldberg to talk about the ever-evolving relationship between professional sports and cannabis as well as calls from federal lawmakers to legalize marijuana during the coronavirus pandemic as a way to generate tax revenue. Produced by Shea Gunther.
News & Links:
• MedMen temporarily closes most Florida stores | Florida Politics
• Constellation Brands Injects C$245 Million Into Canopy Growth by Exercising Expiring Warrants | New Cannabis Ventures
• Nebraska Medical Marijuana Campaign’s New Signature Strategy Involves Masks And Disposable Pens | Marijuana Moment
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First-time guests Debra Borchardt and Kim Kovacs join first-time host Lewis Goldberg to talk about the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and its effects on legal marijuana sales, as well as the move by Massachusetts governor Charlie Baker to close adult use shops in his state and the recent proclamations by former NFL player Kyler Turley that CBD can cure coronavirus (it definitely can’t). Produced by Shea Gunther.
News & Links:
• Ontario cannabis stores to close after removal from ‘essential’ list | Marijuana Business Daily
• Weed Prices in France Nearly Double as Supplies Dry Up Due to COVID-19 | Merry Jane
• Illinois Stores Sold Nearly $36 Million Worth Of Recreational Marijuana In March, Despite Coronavirus | Marijuana Moment
// Check out the Cannabis Based Municipal Bonds from MPG Consulting.
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Adam Smith, Taylor West, and Jimi Devine join host Dan Goldman to talk about the Democratic presidential primary, the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, and the latest developments in marijuana policy for NFL players. Produced by Shea Gunther.
News & Links:
No news this week. #StayTheFuckHome.
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Taylor West and Alex Kreit join host Dan Goldman to talk about the progress in Washington, DC of the MORE Act, which would legalize marijuana, as well as the trouble legal hemp is introducing in some states and a tongue-in-cheek request in Ohio to make being a fan of certain NFL teams a medical marijuana qualifying condition. Produced by Shea Gunther.
News & Links:
• California Governor Proposes Changes To Marijuana Regulations And Taxes | Marijuana Moment
• New York Governor Renews Call For Marijuana Legalization In State Of The State Address | Marijuana Moment
• Cannabis captures beer market share in first year of Canadian legalization | Marijuana Business Daily
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First timers and drug reform activists Stacia Cosner, Lauren Padgett, Darrell Rogers, and Jake Berg join host Kris Krane to talk about the challenges of implementing adult use marijuana at the local level and to take a deep dive into the history of the One Hitters, the drug reform softball team that’s been competing in Washington, DC’s Congressional Softball League for well over a decade now. This story is deeper than just a tale about a recreational softball team. Produced by Shea Gunther.
News:
• California Unveils Temporary Licenses to Allow Early 2018 Retail Sales
• Court: Roadside drunken driving tests not valid for pot
• Chart: Medical marijuana patient counts keep rising in Canada
• Historic (2007): Pro-pot sluggers dominating congressional softball league
• Historic (2007): They can take the heat
• Historic (2011): Narcs Decline Opportunity To Play Softball Against Druggies In Congressional Softball League
• Historic (2014): DEA Leader Fumes About White House Playing Softball With Marijuana Legalizers
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