Month: July 2017 (Page 21)

A documentary film by Ezra Soiferman explores using medical cannabis to lose weight. Documentary filmmaker Ezra Soiferman’s film “Grass Fed” follows Canadian actor, comedian, wrestler and musician Mike Patterson on a mission to lose 50 pounds before his wedding day four months away. Although Patterson jokes continually about the stateContinue Reading

We all have that one friend who won’t ever shut up about cannabis and its surrounding politics. This video hits the nail on the head when it comes to the too-passionate pro-cannabis buddy. The post Watch This: The Guy Who Won’t Shut Up About Cannabis appeared first on Leafly. Continue Reading

Bask in the majesty of these dragon-inspired glass cannabis pieces, and follow the artists on Instagram if you like what they’re creating. The post Feast Your Eyes on These Brilliant Dragon-Inspired Glass Pipes appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Feast Your Eyes on These Brilliant Dragon-Inspired Glass PipesContinue Reading

Some of the country’s top glass artists will converge on Detroit next week for the Michigan Glass Project with the goal of keeping elementary school art education alive. The Michigan Glass Project’s annual live art festival will once again see glassblowers donating their time to benefit Art Road Nonprofit, an organizationContinue Reading

The widely-reported “emergency” facing Nevada’s burgeoning legal cannabis market has been resolved, or will be as soon as more distributors get licensed. It took less than a week after recreational cannabis dispensaries in Nevada opened for business for an emergency to arise — but it wasn’t anything like the socialContinue Reading

Legal sales of adult-use marijuana in Uruguay will begin next week at a limited number of pharmacies, and more than 5,000 people have registered as customers. Recreational marijuana will be available starting July 19 in 5-gram amounts at 16 pharmacies nationwide, the South American country’s Cannabis Regulation and Control Institute saidContinue Reading

PNC has closed the bank account of another cannabis advocacy group, again underscoring that even non-plant-touching marijuana organizations can be shut out by financial institutions. One of the nation’s largest financial services companies, Pittsburgh-based PNC recently shut down the account of the Ohio chapter of the National Organization for the Reformation ofContinue Reading