THC Limits – A Cost Prohibitive Prohibition
Massachusetts is currently reviewing a bill (Bill H.154) aimed at capping THC levels of both flower and concentrates at 10%. If THC were to be capped at 10% – down from the current average of 20%, medical and recreational users alike would effectively be paying a 100% increase on product.
What Social Good in Cannabis Looks Like
Here, reporting lives from the deep end of cannabis entrepreneurship and maintaining an in-depth culture perspective as big corporate cannabis attempts to steamroll social good. They support cannabis legalization […]
Attack the Racist System, Not the Racist Person
There is a KKK member who has a high power job and thinks she is good at hiding racism. Between her homelife (husband; kids; dog), work, and time with friends, […]
The Decentralization of Education after a Crisis
The school year is out, and it can be unsettling to think forward to the Fall and how the education system will playout. Just a few months ago, mid-January marked […]
Proactive Points for Police Departments from a Cannabis Entrepreneur Who Has Experienced Police Brutality
For decades, harsh marijuana laws, enforcement, and penalties have oppressed communities across the nation. Following the death of George Floyd and as a cannabis entrepreneur, I would not be comfortable […]
Institutionalization of Cannabis | Education and Healing the Economy
Cannabis has been around human civilization for thousands of years and has only taken a slight twist of control in the physical form and minds of people within the last […]
Coronavirus, Cannabis, and Hip Hop in New England
According to CNBC, unemployment in the U.S. could reach 47 million, while many institutions look to integrate virtual technologies. The virus has created a space that removes the “poor me” […]
Crazy Cat Lady Cannabis Blog Interview
