Month: September 2019 (Page 11)

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Since cannabis legalization became the law of the land on the entire West Coast of the United States, much of the weed-concerned American public turned their attention to the East and Midwest. But the legalization trend has also continued west of the West Coast. Two U.S. territories, Guam and theContinue Reading

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For many, indulging our primal instinct to copulate can be anything but easy. Nearly 75% (or one in three in women) will experience dyspareunia, or pain or discomfort during sex, according to The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG). For women, common causes of dyspareunia include dryness, muscle spasmsContinue Reading

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For some, it might mean feeling a little uneasy when matched with an unknown entity that catches them off guard when they least expect it, or a looming dread of a weekly editorial meeting that keeps them from wanting to get out of bed. Hey, we’ve been there. There areContinue Reading

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A new book introducing cannabis to children aims to normalize conversations about cannabis as one of the plants in a home garden. Written by Susan Soares, the sweetly illustrated book, “What’s Growing in Grandma’s Garden,” takes on the voice of a boy gardening with his grandmother, eating the vegetables theyContinue Reading

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Legal hemp in the U.S. has lawmakers and regulators in over their heads. Ironic to many in the heritage cannabis community, those who have recently been forced, politically or otherwise, to dive headfirst into managing legalization are learning a hard lesson: the end of cannabis prohibition is closer than theyContinue Reading

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It’s the third iteration of the Hall of Flowers, a massive two-day California cannabis industry event that seeks to connect buyers from cannabis retail stores with product companies. I’m cruising with famed hashisin The Dank Duchess through the indoor exhibit halls. It’s packed with booths and people, and so, on aContinue Reading

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We got to take a peek at the current landscape of the California cannabis market at the most recent edition of Hall of Flowers, a cannabis industry event at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds that took place Sept. 18 and 19. If we learned anything, it was that the quality ofContinue Reading

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A bill that would create a federal safe harbor for financial institutions to serve state-lawful cannabis businesses and ancillary companies will be put to a landmark vote in the U.S. House of Representatives next week, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer said Friday. Hoyer, D-Maryland, announced on the House floor that heContinue Reading