The Sporting Life
November 13, 2019
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We explore how different professional sports leagues are dealing with the evolving legality of cannabis and how they go about testing their athletes for THC.
Mike DiPaola
Northern California’s Flow Kana: The Best Weed Under The Sun
September 25, 2019
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As the marijuana industry is scaling up for large-scale production, Northern California’s Flow Kana emphasizes small batch, sustainable growing.
Cannabis Equality in the Green Revolution
May 16, 2018
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The green revolution offers a bounty of opportunities. Will people of color get a seat at the table?
How the Green Revolution Will Be Televised
October 21, 2016
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There are traditional ways to find seed money for your cannabis enterprise, and then there’s the 21st-century way: by appearing on a reality-TV show. Taking
Provocative Pipes: Gorgeous Glass Pieces That Cost A Pretty Penny
September 16, 2016
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Functional art, especially when the function involves burning your best herb, is the best art. Grey Space Art in SoHo, New York recently opened a
Cannabusiness: A Taxing Issue in the Golden State
September 9, 2016
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By year’s end, the green revolution will be considerably greener. Voters in at least 10 states will be deciding on cannabis initiatives in November elections in
Colorado Cannabis Companies Get Extra Attention from IRS
July 15, 2016
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Marijuana companies in Colorado are under increasing scrutiny by the Internal Revenue Service, according to a report this week by Marijuana Business Daily. The extra
Pot Supercut: Roseanne For President
June 29, 2016
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Not many people know about Roseanne Barr’s galloping run for the presidency in 2012, in which she lost the Green Party nomination but eventually ran
Vermont Makes a Big Move Toward Legalization
February 23, 2016
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The Green Mountain State got a little bit greener on Monday when the Vermont Senate Committee on Appropriations approved a bill to end marijuana prohibition
The Price of Pot: Supply On Demand
October 26, 2015
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The price of pot seeks equilibrium. It does a body good to be the bearer of glad tidings. To wit: The price of weed is going
War on Terror Causes War on Hash
October 1, 2015
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Among the casualties in Pakistan’s longtime war on terror is, we are sorry to say, hash, according to the Washington Post. The fertile and productive
Colorado Town Opts Out of the New Green Economy
August 5, 2015
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Vail, Colorado has been reluctant to embrace the state’s historic and lush path to weed and freedom. The upscale resort town has had a temporary
The Sporting Life
November 13, 2019
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We explore how different professional sports leagues are dealing with the evolving legality of cannabis and how they go about testing their athletes for THC.
Northern California’s Flow Kana: The Best Weed Under The Sun
September 25, 2019
No Comments
As the marijuana industry is scaling up for large-scale production, Northern California’s Flow Kana emphasizes small batch, sustainable growing.
Cannabis Equality in the Green Revolution
May 16, 2018
No Comments
The green revolution offers a bounty of opportunities. Will people of color get a seat at the table?
How the Green Revolution Will Be Televised
October 21, 2016
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There are traditional ways to find seed money for your cannabis enterprise, and then there’s the 21st-century way: by appearing on a reality-TV show. Taking a cue from ABC’s successful Shark Tank, filmmaker Wendy Robbins and Broadway producer Karen Paull have created The Marijuana Show, an online series in which contestants pitch their companies and products to a panel of
Provocative Pipes: Gorgeous Glass Pieces That Cost A Pretty Penny
September 16, 2016
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Functional art, especially when the function involves burning your best herb, is the best art. Grey Space Art in SoHo, New York recently opened a splendorous exhibit of some the world’s best glass pipes. The gallery specializes in “artists daring enough to be labeled as radical, subversive and rebellious.” Among the virtuoso rebels in this lineup are Robert Mickelsen, Zach
Cannabusiness: A Taxing Issue in the Golden State
September 9, 2016
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By year’s end, the green revolution will be considerably greener. Voters in at least 10 states will be deciding on cannabis initiatives in November elections in a surge of dank democracy that spans the country from Florida to North Dakota, Maine to Arizona. The big prize is California. The seventh-largest economy in the world will vote on the Adult Use of
Colorado Cannabis Companies Get Extra Attention from IRS
July 15, 2016
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Marijuana companies in Colorado are under increasing scrutiny by the Internal Revenue Service, according to a report this week by Marijuana Business Daily. The extra attention revolves around Form 8300, which businesses are required to file when they receive cash payments of $10,000 or more on single transactions. Because marijuana businesses are, to this day, largely cash-only, transactions of that
Pot Supercut: Roseanne For President
June 29, 2016
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Not many people know about Roseanne Barr’s galloping run for the presidency in 2012, in which she lost the Green Party nomination but eventually ran as the Peace and Freedom Party candidate. Directed by longtime Michael Moore collaborator Eric Weinrib, the darkly funny documentary “Roseanne for President!,” which premiered last year at the Tribeca Film Festival, tracks the iconic comedian on the
Vermont Makes a Big Move Toward Legalization
February 23, 2016
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The Green Mountain State got a little bit greener on Monday when the Vermont Senate Committee on Appropriations approved a bill to end marijuana prohibition and regulate marijuana for adult use. The pending legislation is now set for a full Senate vote, and all indications suggest it will pass handily. The bill, S. 241, will make it legal for Vermont
The Price of Pot: Supply On Demand
October 26, 2015
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The price of pot seeks equilibrium. It does a body good to be the bearer of glad tidings. To wit: The price of weed is going down. Of course, it depends on whom you ask (and where you ask them), because some claim the price of weed is on the rise—even in trail-blazingly legal Colorado. How to make sense of these
War on Terror Causes War on Hash
October 1, 2015
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Among the casualties in Pakistan’s longtime war on terror is, we are sorry to say, hash, according to the Washington Post. The fertile and productive Tirah Valley region is bursting with weed at the moment and fast approaching harvest time, but many farmers have abandoned their crops. The Washington Post‘s report recounts the story of 65-year-old ganja grower Taj Muhammad Afridi,
Colorado Town Opts Out of the New Green Economy
August 5, 2015
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Vail, Colorado has been reluctant to embrace the state’s historic and lush path to weed and freedom. The upscale resort town has had a temporary ban on the marijuana trade within city limits, but officials are now mulling whether to make their kibosh on kush permanent. This week, the town council voted 6-1 to give “first-reading approval” of a ban on
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