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Nov 18th, 2024 - In 2024, the U.S. cannabis industry is soaring with a projected economic impact of $ 112.4 billion , while approximately 40,000 people remain incarcerated for cannabis offenses. This contradiction demands reform for individuals like Edwin Rubis , Michael Thompson , and many other people who've been punished for possessing 'weed' or 'za' while cannabis is a profitable industry. Even people like Richard DeLisi have past convictions that continue to shackle their lives. Advocacy groups like 40 ... [Read More]
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Nov 18th, 2024 - Touchdown in the Great Lakes State Stepping off the plane in Detroit in the middle of August, I was surprised by how cool the air was. As a Texas girl used to scorching summer heat, the change was refreshing and set the tone for what would be a week unlike any other. I was here for a few reasons and Michigan's Flower Expo was first on the list. But as with all good plans, mine was about to change. I'd planned to catch a ride to Lansing the next morning with a friend, but a well-timed text ... [Read More]
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Nov 13th, 2024 - If you had asked me to describe myself at the age of 14, "carefree", "innocent" and "naive" are the words I would use. This is a time in all of our lives where we should get to be exactly those things. But, as we all know, life has a funny way of dealing out the hand of cards we all get to play in this life, and in one single moment my identity and how I defined myself as an individual became "fixed". On a brisk early March morning in 2004, I sat in a cold room in a stiff hospital bed ... [Read More]
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Nov 12th, 2024 - As the world moves toward greater acceptance of cannabis, the conversation surrounding its legalization must address deeper issues that have mostly been ignored. Legalizing cannabis is not just about lifting prohibition, or the processes involved that the next administration would need to take; it's about acknowledging the injustices that have accompanied its criminalization. To get this right, we need to openly and honestly confront the historical lies and racism that continues to fuel its ... [Read More]
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Nov 5th, 2024 - Rama Mayo is a busy man. The Co-Founder of Hall of Flowers is running around the Sonoma County Fairgrounds, trying to squeeze in time for an interview in between putting out fires and making sure everything is going as it should. The Evolution of Hall of Flowers We are at Hall of Flowers, one of the preeminent cannabis trade shows that has been running since 2018. This year, for the first time ever, the Hall of Flowers team opened up the trade show and pivoted, offering a 'Cannabis ... [Read More]
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Nov 5th, 2024 - The Ohio Cannabis Health and Business Summit (OCHBS) took place October 4th and 5th, showcasing enthusiastic business owners and operators in the state's "newish" cannabis industry, and Fat Nugs Magazine was there with our photographer, Chris Birdsong to experience it all. This year's event was pretty special and included a steady flow of attendees and some solid educational opportunities. As the cannabis market continues to evolve, the OCHBS is the perfect event to showcase that Ohio is ... [Read More]
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Oct 28th, 2024 - Back in the day, it was pretty well known that you never clued the doctors in that you smoke weed. There were legal ramifications of doing so, at worst, or getting judged with a heaping ton of stigma at best. One would think, however, that in 2024, in a country with over 38 medicinally and 24 recreationally legal states, you could tell doctors about your cannabis use with understanding and a little knowledge on their side to help you navigate your health. Modern Medicine Still Doesn't ... [Read More]
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Oct 28th, 2024 - It is early morning and first light is dawning over the tops of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. It is soft and purple, a beautiful pastel start to this Saturday in early October. I am up for the first time before the sun to visit a cannabis farm in the nearby town of Ojo Caliente. I am outside with my dog, a freshly packed bowl waiting to be lit while she takes in the smells of the yard from the nocturnal visitors that are common on the edge of town. I've heard coyotes in the distance ... [Read More]
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Oct 21st, 2024 - The 90's - Dot Com Era, Gen X, and more Babies The 90's are here, and the Dot Com era arrived. Gen X became a thing, and I was ready for more babies. It was a relatively quiet decade as far as cannabis goes, with a few exceptions. It was 1990 and I was pregnant with my second child. I always knew I wanted lots of kids. 5 was a good number I thought! But my life was taking another twist, that started at the end of the 80's: a custody battle was brewing over my daughter. Of course, my cannabis ... [Read More]
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When Cannabis Heals: How My Mother's Cancer Unveiled the Healing...- Written By Inesa Ponomariovaite
Oct 14th, 2024 - Our world operates with a remarkable balance, a testament to a sophisticated design that sustains life seamlessly. The complex relationships between living organisms highlight the presence of an intelligent force that understands our needs and ensures their fulfillment. Over the years, I've come to see plants not just as resources but as nature's guardians—silent sentinels providing for our well-being. From nourishing us with food to cleansing our environment, and offering a ... [Read More]
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