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This week on High on Home Grown, we cover a mix of international cannabis law, medical research, and major policy developments that could shape the future of the industry. Macky:  Australian woman faces jail time over alleged cannabis vape liquid in Indonesia - ABC News  Smee: Medical Cannabis Driving Rules UK | 2026 Guide Dr.Margaret: Vertanical Secures FDA Breakthrough Designation for Cannabis-Based Pain Drug  Billy: In oncological research, A new meta-analysis has systematically evaluated that anti-tumor effects are observed with THC/CBD use.  John: White House Pushes Congress To Keep Hemp CBD Products Legal By Amending Broad Ban That's Set To Take Effect Later This Year In this week's discussion, we look at the severe legal risks cannabis consumers face when travelling internationally, including the case of an Australian woman facing prison time in Indonesia over alleged cannabis vape liquid possession. We also take a detailed look at the UK's medical cannabis driving rules, discussing what patients need to know to stay compliant and protect themselves legally. On the medical front, we cover a major milestone as Vertanical receives FDA Breakthrough Therapy designation for a cannabis-based pain treatment, while new cancer research continues to explore the anti-tumour potential of THC and CBD. Finally, we discuss growing political support in the United States to keep hemp-derived CBD products legal, as lawmakers and the White House work to prevent a broad ban that could impact businesses and consumers across the country. Another packed episode covering science, law, medicine, and the ever-changing cannabis landscape around the world.

Barry Cooper is our guest this week on the Blazed Weekly News podcast to discuss his documentary film Never Get Busted the Barry Cooper Story. While the film continues to be recognized in Europe, Canada and Australia with awards, somehow this film has still yet to make any digital platforms in the United States. Why?

Here are the stories we covered in this weeks show: Macky:  How paranoia led to the death of a 93-year-old in Desborough - BBC News  Smee: 98% of UK mental health patients report improvement from medical cannabis - leafie Three jailed after former nightclub converted into cannabis farm - BBC News  Dr.Margaret:  Japan Health Ministry Announces Ban On Cannabinol  John: New Changes To ATF Gun Form Put Medical Marijuana Patients On The Path To Restored Second Amendment Rights (Op-Ed) We start off by covering a story showing that over 90% of people using cannabis for mental health issues say it has worked great for them. We then move on to a story claiming that cannabis-induced rage caused a man to beat his 92-year-old friend to death... even though the man had a long history of violent convictions. Guess which of those stories was covered by the mainstream media?! Margaret tells us about the banning of CBN in Japan, and we discuss how that could affect THC, considering CBN is essentially a degraded form of THC. John brings a story about changes to gun ownership forms in the USA, arguing that with cannabis being rescheduled, restrictions on medical cannabis patients may no longer be appropriate. Finally, Smee tells us about three men in the UK who have been jailed for growing cannabis. I hope you enjoy the episode! If you have any stories you would like us to cover on next weeks show, feel free to get in touch on any of your favourite networks! Thanks as always for listening, I hope you enjoy the show

CannaZip Bagz and Cannasite CEO talk Website Design and Bagging for Cannabis Industry clients. Both Caron and Davis lend their perspective in industry services and policies forthcoming in the year. Rachel Nelson Russell Dowden host. Leave your comments below. Blazed@blazednews.com www.BlazedNews.com www.texashempreporter.com www.cannazibbags.com www.cannasite.com

Here are the stories we cover in this weeks show: Macky:  Warnings the medicinal cannabis industry could turn deadly without tougher regulation | ITV News Channel  Smee: Police defend decision to dismantle another Leicester cannabis grow | Leicestershire Live  Dr.Margaret: Marijuana Can Play A Role In Combating Obesity, Contrary To Stereotypes About Lazy Stoners With The Munchies, New Federally Funded Study Suggests Billy: UK Medical Cannabis Imports Hit 30 Tonnes as Canadian Producers Bypass European Processors  John: Federal Judge Dismisses Anti-Marijuana Groups' Lawsuit Challenging Medicare Hemp Coverage Program We have some propaganda as usual, where it is claimed medical cannabis can turn deadly if its not properly regulated! Ridiculous! Also, we see evidence that cannabis can help reduce obesity, regardless of the stereotypical Munches it gives us. Police in the UK defend their actions of taking down a cannabis grow, amongst backlash from social media messages. The UK has imported over 30 tonnes of cannabis form Canada! And some USA cannabis company is making it harder for new people to join the industry!  Lots going on in the world of cannabis news! I hope you enjoy the episode! 

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Here are the new stories we covered this week: Macky:  Cannabis: it's medicine if you're rich enough – a crime if you're not  Smee: Navigating Medical Cannabis Access: A Family's Journey Through UK Prescribing Challenges - Hemp Gazette  Billy:  Bedrocan announced the launch of Bedromed, a new range of products designed to offer its pharmaceutical grade cannabinoids in more modern forms of administration.  John: CBD Holds Potential As An ‘Anticancer Agent' For Dogs, New Scientific Review Concludes We start off with John bringing us a story about how CBD can help treat cancer in dogs.... and humans, but the focus is more on dogs than humans, for some reason ( to avoid pharma flags most likely). Then Smee tells us about the struggles families in the UK have to go through to get medicine for their children, and highlights the struggle of Hannah Deacon and her family. Billy then tells use about some new cannabis application methods available to patients soon, and how it can benefit certain patients. Finally, Macky tells us about the problems of the prices of cannabis medicine in the UK, and how it affects people in different class brackets. If you can pay the fee, you're good to go, if you cant, you're a  criminal!  Some great news stories, and great discussion, I hope you all enjoy the episode.  If you have any stories you would like us to cover on next weeks show, feel free to get in touch on any of your favourite networks! Thanks as always for listening, I hope you enjoy the show

Tommy Chong joins Blazed Weekly News for a conversation on cannabis, comedy, activism, pop culture, and a lifetime of changing American history. From Motown to Cheech & Chong to the modern cannabis movement — this is a legacy interview you don't want to miss.Note:I edited in some audio clips from their comedy albums that are not on the original video episode below. Additionally the Audio here is also cleaned up better thanthe video version so we can hear Tommy better.After the interview: I explain since the recording began before the call startedi had not set the mix minus in the RCP2, so we had to hold the phone near the micto prevent a loop-feedback going back to an already hard hearing 88 Chong.:) Enjoy this one guys because he was really comfortable and shares a lot this time.Watch the full interview:https://youtu.be/6WzDbNNfBJg?si=zkXItLUwwGXWKFQI#TommyChong #BlazedWeeklyNews #CannabisCulture #CheechAndChong #CannabisHistory #BlazedMagazinehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hS61NFNkqs&t=3sMy 2010 Interview with Cheech - was this podcasting back in 2010? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsX6_uw_YG8  My 2010 Interview with Tommy Chong

In this weeks episode of cannabis news we cover the following stories: Macky: New research raises concerns about safety of higher-THC medicinal cannabis products in Australia  Smee: High Street mini-marts selling cocaine, cannabis and prescription drugs, BBC secret filming reveals  Dr.Margaret: RCMP disrupts multi-million dollar cannabis distribution network  Billy:   Cannabis MSOs sued in federal court over 'deceptive' medical marketing claims  John: More Older Adults Are Using Marijuana As An Alternative To Pharmaceuticals, Federally Funded Study From American Medical Association Shows We see more anti-cannabis propaganda this week, with a biased study coming out of Australia. We also find out about a concerning number of shops in the UK allegedly selling illegal drugs such as MDMA, meth, cocaine, and cannabis. Dr Margaret tells us about a huge cannabis bust where a multi-million-dollar trafficking network was shut down by the RCMP. Billy brings a story about a massive billion-dollar lawsuit being put together against cannabis firms for false advertising, and John tells us how older people are using more and more cannabis while relying less and less on opioids. Another packed episode with loads of interesting stories and discussions from around the world of cannabis! If you have any stories you would like us to cover on next weeks show, feel free to get in touch on any of your favourite networks! Thanks as always for listening, I hope you enjoy the show

Russell and Rachel cover news this week on the 15th Circuit Court of Appeals hearing scheduled for next week as state attorneys filed a motion to appeal the injunction granted last Friday. Also covered this week are news stories regarding regarding UFO disclosure, the mandela effect the missing scientist; the Hantavirus scare, the DEA RESCHEDULE of Marijuana and more. Adding in some variety we needed a break from head scratching policy changes. Weird Weekly News coming soon.

In this weeks cannabis news, we cover the following stories: Macky: Durham teen arrested in Malaysia for cannabis offences | The Northern Echo  Smee: Don't toss cannabis leaves: Scientists found rare compounds with medical potential | ScienceDaily Dr.Margaret: Cannabis users don't like pesticides: survey | the oz. Billy: Patients Choose Medical cannabis instead of opioids:   John: Trump administration move to reclassify cannabis sparks confusion  We take a look at the rescheduling of cannabis in the USA now John is back, getting his insight and finding out why things are a little confusing right now. We also cover a story from the UK about a 19-year-old locked up in Malaysia for possessing cannabis, who could face 30 years, or even the death penalty. Scary stuff. Margaret brings a story that seems pretty obvious… cannabis users don't like pesticides on their cannabis. Who knew?! Billy brings a story explaining how many people who suffer with pain prefer to use cannabis to help treat it instead of using opioids. We also talk about why you should keep your cannabis leaves, they have more uses than you might think. If you have any stories you would like us to cover on next weeks show, feel free to get in touch on any of your favourite networks! Thanks as always for listening, I hope you enjoy the show

Attorney David Sergi talks Cannabis Policy in regarding The Temporary Injunction that was granted by a judge this week.Jay Maguire, Rachel Nelson,Dr.Lloyd Covens.

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In this weeks show we look at the following stories: Macky: Trump administration reclassifies cannabis as less dangerous - BBC News  Smee:  Glasgow influencer jailed for smuggling £150,000 of cannabis - BBC News  Dr.Margaret: Study: NY cannabis packaging law did not reduce child ingestions  Billy:  Cannabis Industry Council Releases Global Guide for Patients Travelling with Medical Cannabis  We take a look at the big news coming out of the USA as the Trump admin may have finally rescheduled cannabis, but there is still more before we can finally say it is officially rescheduled. A Glasgow influencer has been jailed for smuggling cannabis into the UK via Thailand, apparently because she was forced to by her ex boyfriend. Kids are eating more edibles regardless of the packaging warning the edibles come in according to a recent study! And we also have some official guidance for people travelling with medical cannabis.  Lots of good stories and of course plenty of banter too. I hope you enjoy the episode.  If you have any stories you would like us to cover on next weeks show, feel free to get in touch on any of your favourite networks! Thanks as always for listening, I hope you enjoy the show

This week, Jon Marshall, COO of Deep Roots Harvest joins the Cannabis Equipment News podcast to discuss why he stopped fighting forest fires as a smoke jumper and forecasting avalanches to become a cannabis industry executive.Also: The transition after Deep Roots acquired The Source in 2024.The state of the Nevada cannabis market.Why you must do no harm, stay flexible and keep an open mind after an acquisition.The marketing tactics and promotions that win business and new cannabis customers.Expectations for real regulatory change.The benefits of a "one plant solution" for the marijuana and hemp markets.The tech stack that makes his life easierPlease make sure to like, subscribe and share the podcast. You could also help us out by giving the podcast a positive review. Finally, to email the podcast or suggest a potential guest, you can reach David Mantey at David@cannabisequipmentnews.com.#cannabis #weed #marijuana #420 #cannabiscommunity #cannabisculture #thc #cbd #weedlife #cannabisgrow #homegrow #weedgrower #cannabiseducation #cannabisindustry #medicalcannabis #cannabislifestyle #cannabisphotography #cannabisreview #dispensary #highlife #maryjane #ganja #kush #sativa #indica #weedstagram #smoke #stonerlife #hightimes

In this episode of The Cole Memo, we take a closer look at where Illinois cannabis tax revenue is actually going and whether it's living up to the promises made at legalization. From general revenue funds to reinvestment programs, we break down what's known, what's unclear, and why transparency still matters. We also highlight an op-ed from State Representative Sonia Harper, who argues that while the industry is thriving, the equity goals behind legalization remain unfinished. We also examine new data showing Illinois now leads the nation in cannabis arrests among legalization states, raising serious questions about ongoing enforcement and whether legalization has truly reduced harm. Plus, updates on a lawsuit involving alleged patient data exposure, a local dispensary raid, and reflections on cannabis culture from the Silk Road era to today. Watch video version and read full show notes here: https://thecolememo.com/2026/04/21/e275/

In this weeks news we cover the following news stories: Macky: Trump rolls out Joe Rogan for White House psychedelics announcement and jokes he'd like some meds for anxiety | The Independent  Smee:  First conviction secured against landlord enabling cannabis factories across multiple properties | Bedfordshire Police  Dr.Margaret: High-Risk Behavior? What Your Patients Should Know About Cannabis and Diabetes Billy: Welsh Lib Dems pass motion to protect medical cannabis patients - leafie  John still isn't back yet as he is supporting his kid in volleyball tournaments, but he will be back in a couple of weeks. We also have a little bit of forum news where Stootie returns from a short hiatus, we have some giveaways just for 420, and an update on the site updates ;) .  If you have any stories you would like us to cover on next weeks show, feel free to get in touch on any of your favourite networks! Thanks as always for listening, I hope you enjoy the show

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we cover a mix of emotional stories, tech developments, policy tweaks, and industry growing pains: Macky has a powerful BBC story about a family who say medical cannabis “cost my brother everything,” raising difficult questions about access, cost, and the realities some patients face under current systems. John is… well, still cheerleading ;) Smee brings an interesting development as a cannabis breathalyzer moves one step closer to becoming a reality. A piece of tech that could have major implications for law enforcement and roadside testing. Dr. Margaret reports from Canada, where Ontario is considering allowing cannabis stores to open two hours earlier — a small change on paper, but one that could have a noticeable impact on the retail landscape. Billy takes a look at the Dutch legal cannabis experiment, where 42 violations have been recorded in its first year. We discuss what this means for regulation, rollout challenges, and the future of the programme. Another packed episode full of real-world impact, evolving tech, and the usual mix of serious and slightly mad stories from around the cannabis world.

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we cover a mix of serious headlines, legal cases, and shifting trends across the cannabis landscape: Macky begins with a tragic story out of Oldham, where four men lost their lives inside a locked cannabis factory. The incident has been described as “gross incompetence,” raising serious questions about safety, exploitation, and the risks tied to illegal operations. He also looks at the story of a man dubbed the city's “cannabis martyr,” whose ongoing fight and repeated arrests continue to spark debate around cannabis laws and personal freedom in the UK. John is off this week, but the rest of the team keeps things moving. Smee reports on former justice minister Crispin Blunt, who has been fined for possession of illegal drugs, adding another high-profile case to the ongoing conversation around drug policy and enforcement. Dr. Margaret brings some interesting data, covering a study suggesting there has been no increase in problematic teen use following cannabis legalisation, challenging a common concern often raised in policy debates. Billy wraps things up with a more positive development, highlighting Luxembourg's first at-home cannabis gardening service, offering a new approach for people looking to grow their own in a legal and supported way. A heavy but important episode this week, touching on safety, law, and how attitudes and systems continue to evolve.

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we're covering a mix of research headlines, local oddities, and regulatory concerns from across the scene: Macky kicks things off with a study suggesting medicinal cannabis may not be effective for anxiety or depression. As always, we look beyond the headline and dig into what the research actually shows, and what might be missing from the conversation. He also brings a strange local story, with bags of suspected cannabis discovered dumped in a canal between Bolton and Bury. One of those “how did that even happen?” moments that raises more questions than answers. Smee reports on growing concerns in Guernsey that misuse of medicinal cannabis could lead to tighter regulations, highlighting the delicate balance between access and control. Dr. Margaret covers fresh doubts surrounding cannabis rescheduling following a new federal report, adding more uncertainty to a process that's already been long and complicated. We also touch on a more positive global development, as industrial hemp leaders from around the world prepare to gather in Poland for the 23rd EIHA conference. A sign that the industry continues to move forward despite the noise. Another packed episode covering research, regulation, and the strange stories that keep things interesting week to week.

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we're covering a mix of patient advocacy, strange real-world stories, policy progress, and promising new research. Macky kicks things off with news of Patient Protect, a new initiative designed to support UK medical cannabis patients who face discrimination in workplaces, housing, and everyday life. It's a step toward better protection and awareness for patients who still struggle with outdated attitudes. He also shares a bizarre story from New Zealand where a bag containing cannabis and cash was accidentally donated to a charity shop, leaving staff more than a little surprised when they discovered it among the usual donations. John brings big news from the United States as Virginia lawmakers reach a deal on a final bill to legalise recreational marijuana sales, potentially moving the state closer to a regulated retail market. Smee reports on a new UK grant supporting the development of hemp varieties specifically suited to British farming conditions, a move that could help strengthen the country's agricultural hemp sector. And Dr. Margaret wraps things up with promising medical research showing that cannabis compounds CBD and CBG may help combat fatty liver disease, adding to the growing body of evidence around the plant's therapeutic potential. Another packed episode covering advocacy, science, policy shifts, and the occasional “you couldn't make it up” moment from around the world.

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we cover a mix of heartfelt tributes, strange crime stories, new research, and policy changes happening across the world. Macky starts with the launch of a campaign in memory of a mother who played an important role in changing the UK's medical cannabis laws. It's a powerful reminder of the real people behind the push for reform and the lasting impact their work continues to have. John brings a lighter scientific story, as researchers reveal what kinds of food people tend to crave when the infamous “munchies” kick in. The results might not be too surprising, but the science behind it is fascinating. Smee reports on a bizarre criminal case from Blackpool, where a drugs gang reportedly dressed as police officers in order to raid cannabis farms. A story that sounds almost unbelievable, but highlights how far organised groups will go. Dr. Margaret discusses a new study suggesting cannabis could help people who are trying to reduce their alcohol consumption, adding to the growing conversation around harm reduction and lifestyle changes. And Billy rounds things off with news from Malta, where authorities have updated the cannabis club regulations to allow clubs to store up to 3.5kg on site, a notable shift in how the country manages its legal social club system. Another packed episode covering research, reform, and the strange stories that keep the cannabis world interesting.

Send a textOn the latest episode of The Cannabis Conversation, our host, Anuj Desai, speaks with Thomas Gray & Nikita Cretu, the co-founders of Lumino, Europe's leading recruitment agency for the legal cannabis industry.We explore the history of the podcast, delve a little bit into Anuj's story, and share the big news on the podcast's future going forward.❇️ Get in touch at https://www.thecannabisconversation.euConnect with Thomas Gray on LinkedIn:  /thomas-c-s-gray Connect with Nikita Cretu on LinkedIn:  /nikita-cretu-b24b83a8 ---You can also listen in via:

Welcome to the latest episode of Exploring Mining. Host Cali Van Zant talks to Garrett Goggin, CFA and Founder of the Golden Portfolio about what's going on with Gold, Silver, and why royalties can be your best portfolio win, and top Gold and Silver Stocks to watchAbout Garrett GogginI've traveled the world in search of gold and silver. I've visited many mines and talked with the people that run them. I worked with investment research powerhouse Gold Stock Analyst along with Stansberry Research for over 15 years as a precious metals analyst. I've keynoted many of the world's preeminent Gold Conferences including the Prospectors Developers Annual Convention (“PDAC”) in Toronto, the Denver Gold Show Europe in Zurich, and Deutsche Goldmesse in Frankfurt, Germany. I'm sought after by many leading gold & silver developers because they respect my research and seek my coverage. I'm a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Charterholder. The CFA charter is the gold standard in the investment business. With over four years of study, and an overall completion rate of about 10%, there are less than 200K total charterholders worldwide. I also hold the designation of Certified Market Technician (CMT). I hold MS and MBA business degrees from Babson College, ranked #2 College in the US by the WSJ.Sign up for Garrett's free "Secrets of a Mining Analyst Master class" here: https://goldenportfolio.com/subscribe/?utm_source=CVZLinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/garrett-goggin-cfa-77693a5/X: https://x.com/GarrettGogginAbout Investorideas.com - Big Investing Ideas Investorideas.com is the go-to platform for big investing ideas. From breaking stock news to top-rated investing podcasts, we cover it all. Our original branded content includes podcasts such as Exploring Mining, Cleantech, Crypto Corner, Cannabis News, and the AI Eye. We also create free investor stock directories for sectors including mining, crypto, renewable energy, gaming, biotech, tech, sports and more. Public companies within the sectors we cover can use our news publishing and content creation services to help tell their story to interested investors. Paid content is always disclosed.Disclaimer/Disclosure: Our site does not make recommendations for purchases or sale of stocks, services or products. Nothing on our sites should be construed as an offer or solicitation to buy or sell products or securities. All investing involves risk and possible losses. This site is currently compensated for news publication and distribution, social media and marketing, content creation and more. Disclosure is posted for each compensated news release, content published /created if required but otherwise the news was not compensated for and was published for the sole interest of our readers and followers. Contact management and IR of each company directly regarding specific questions. More disclaimer info: https://www.investorideas.com/About/Disclaimer.asp Follow us on X @investorideas @Exploringmining Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Investorideas Follow us on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/Investorideas

This week on High on Home Grown, the headlines are all over the world! From abandoned British pubs being converted into large-scale cannabis farms, to seniors in Arizona soon having marijuana kiosks in their living communities. Macky kicks things off with the strange and telling story of Britain's struggling pub trade colliding with the underground grow scene. John brings news from the US, where marijuana kiosks are set to roll out in independent living communities across Arizona, raising questions about access, safety, and how normalized cannabis has become for older generations. Smee covers a lighter (and slightly awkward) story from football, where Swansea City's Vitor Matos declines to comment on claims about the “smell of weed” and the presence of Snoop Dogg.  Dr. Margaret dives into a major Canadian study reporting a strong link between cannabis use, anxiety, and depression. We break down what the research actually says, what it doesn't say, and why context matters. Billy rounds things off with innovation from Europe: a newly listed Dutch hemp variety that could challenge established fiber hemp strains and shake up the market. A packed episode covering culture shifts, public health debates, underground operations, and agricultural innovation.

Welcome to the latest episode of Exploring Mining. Host Cali Van Zant talks to Garrett Goggin, CFA and Founder of the Golden Portfolio about what's going on with Gold, Silver, and why royalties can be your best portfolio win, and top Gold and Silver Stocks to watchAbout Garrett GogginI've traveled the world in search of gold and silver. I've visited many mines and talked with the people that run them. I worked with investment research powerhouse Gold Stock Analyst along with Stansberry Research for over 15 years as a precious metals analyst. I've keynoted many of the world's preeminent Gold Conferences including the Prospectors Developers Annual Convention (“PDAC”) in Toronto, the Denver Gold Show Europe in Zurich, and Deutsche Goldmesse in Frankfurt, Germany. I'm sought after by many leading gold & silver developers because they respect my research and seek my coverage. I'm a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Charterholder. The CFA charter is the gold standard in the investment business. With over four years of study, and an overall completion rate of about 10%, there are less than 200K total charterholders worldwide. I also hold the designation of Certified Market Technician (CMT). I hold MS and MBA business degrees from Babson College, ranked #2 College in the US by the WSJ. Sign up for Garrett's free "Secrets of a Mining Analyst Master class" here: https://goldenportfolio.com/subscribe/?utm_source=CVZ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/garrett-goggin-cfa-77693a5/X: https://x.com/GarrettGoggin About Investorideas.com - Big Investing Ideas Investorideas.com is the go-to platform for big investing ideas. From breaking stock news to top-rated investing podcasts, we cover it all. Our original branded content includes podcasts such as Exploring Mining, Cleantech, Crypto Corner, Cannabis News, and the AI Eye. We also create free investor stock directories for sectors including mining, crypto, renewable energy, gaming, biotech, tech, sports and more. Public companies within the sectors we cover can use our news publishing and content creation services to help tell their story to interested investors. Paid content is always disclosed. Disclaimer/Disclosure: Our site does not make recommendations for purchases or sale of stocks, services or products. Nothing on our sites should be construed as an offer or solicitation to buy or sell products or securities. All investing involves risk and possible losses. This site is currently compensated for news publication and distribution, social media and marketing, content creation and more. Disclosure is posted for each compensated news release, content published /created if required but otherwise the news was not compensated for and was published for the sole interest of our readers and followers. Contact management and IR of each company directly regarding specific questions. More disclaimer info: https://www.investorideas.com/About/Disclaimer.asp Follow us on X @investorideas @Exploringmining Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Investorideas Follow us on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/Investorideas #gold #goldstocks #cryptocurrency #podcast #stockmarket #bitcoin #juniormining #exploration #silver

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we're covering a mix of tribute, progress, education, and important new research: Macky begins with a tribute to Dr. Elaine Ingham, a pioneer in soil biology whose work has influenced growers around the world. A huge loss to the living soil community and a legacy that will continue to shape natural growing for years to come. He also shares the story of a medical cannabis patient who has won a two-year legal battle after being wrongfully convicted of drug driving. A significant case that highlights the ongoing legal challenges patients still face. John brings positive news from the US, where four more states are advancing legislation to allow medical cannabis use within hospitals, marking another step toward normalising patient access in clinical settings. Smee reports that Bristol Medical School is set to offer its first teaching placement in cannabis medicine. Another major step forward for education and future healthcare professionals in the UK. Dr. Margaret covers a large new study examining a potential link between cannabis use in teenagers and increased risk of psychosis later in life. An important topic that deserves careful discussion and responsible context. And Billy rounds things off with research into the use of hemp for soil contamination cleanup, highlighting the plant's growing role in environmental restoration. Another packed episode covering progress, challenges, education, and the evolving science shaping the future of cannabis.

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we're covering a mix of criticism, policy changes, crime reports, and some fascinating scientific developments: Macky opens with headlines warning that legalisation may have been a “big mistake,” as some health experts claim to be seeing worse outcomes. We take a closer look at the claims and the wider context behind the narrative. John brings news from the US, where a new Farm Bill proposal from a GOP committee chair aims to reduce regulatory burdens on the hemp industry. A move that could significantly affect producers, retailers, and the wider market. Smee reports on a major operation uncovered in Essex, where Albanian gang members have been jailed following the discovery of a large-scale cannabis grow. Another reminder of how organised crime continues to thrive in prohibition-driven markets. Dr. Margaret covers a strange aviation incident after British Airways crew members were reportedly taken to hospital following exposure to cannabis, raising questions about how the situation unfolded. And Billy wraps things up with a fascinating piece of science, as researchers successfully revived ancient cannabis enzymes. Potentially opening the door to new medical compounds and future therapeutic uses. Another packed episode covering the criticism, the progress, the science, and the strange stories shaping the cannabis conversation this week.

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we're covering major busts, powerful medical stories, and some interesting shifts in policy and public opinion: Macky starts with a huge find from the BBC, where police discovered a £7.1 million cannabis operation inside a derelict high school. It's another example of the scale some underground grows are reaching, and the strange locations they're turning up in. He also shares the touching story of a young girl whose family says medical cannabis has transformed her life, highlighting once again the real human impact behind the ongoing fight for better access. John brings political developments from the US, where Wisconsin senators have approved a Republican-led medical marijuana bill, even as Democrats continue pushing for broader recreational legalization. It's a clear sign of how the conversation is evolving, even in more conservative states. We also look at an opinion piece explaining why many law enforcement officers are supporting Trump's rescheduling move, a shift that shows attitudes are changing even within traditional enforcement circles. And Smee rounds things off with new research showing daily opioid use dropped by 9 to 11 percentage points following recreational legalization, adding to the growing evidence that legal access may play a role in reducing reliance on more dangerous substances. Another packed episode full of real-world impact, changing attitudes, and stories that show how fast the landscape continues to shift.

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we're digging into some serious research, real-world consequences, and important policy movement: Macky opens with a study shared by Cromag on Discord, looking at cannabis use before and after legalisation in Canada and how it intersects with mental health status. Published in The Lancet Regional Health, it's a data-heavy piece that adds much-needed context to an often oversimplified debate. Dr. Margaret follows with another fascinating study suggesting that lifetime cannabis use may be linked to greater cognitive performance in aging populations. Challenging long-held assumptions about long-term effects and brain health. We also look at reports that “High January” is fuelling a cannabis boom, while experts simultaneously flag potential health concerns. A reminder that growth, access, and responsibility all need to move forward together. John brings positive news from Mississippi, where lawmakers have approved a bill allowing medical marijuana use in hospitals for terminally ill patients. A meaningful step toward compassion-led healthcare. And Smee closes with a sobering story from The Independent, where a man suffered life-changing burns following an explosion at a suspected cannabis farm. Something that makes the panel sceptical of this claim! Another packed episode blending science, policy, progress, and the risks that still come with prohibition-era realities.

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we're serving up a mix of quirky industry moves, regulatory updates, and progress on medical access across the UK and beyond: Macky kicks things off with a slightly unexpected crossover, as the cannabis industry teams up with chefs in a push to stand out. Including one story involving mustard that definitely raised a few eyebrows. A reminder that branding and creativity are becoming just as important as the product itself. Dr. Margaret brings some serious industry news, as Aurora secures EU Community Plant Variety Rights for two of its genetics. A move that highlights how intellectual property and plant protection are becoming increasingly important in the European market. John covers political developments in the US, where a new bipartisan congressional bill aims to regulate hemp-derived products. A sharp contrast to a recent ban signed by Trump. We look at what this could mean for consumers, producers, and the wider regulatory landscape. And Smee returns to rounds things out closer to home, with news that SOSE and the Scottish Borders Council are supporting a medicinal cannabis facility in the Borders. A potentially significant step for regional development and patient access. Another packed episode blending the strange, the serious, and the genuinely promising developments shaping the industry.

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we're digging into policy, science, and some long-overdue clarity in a space that's often anything but clear: Macky leads with a deep look inside the latest medical cannabis police guidance, breaking down what patients actually need to know, how enforcement is supposed to work, and where misunderstandings still cause unnecessary problems on the ground. Dr. Margaret explores new research suggesting that irradiation does not fully degrade fungi, raising important questions about safety assumptions, quality control, and how products are being treated before reaching patients. John covers political movement in the US, where bipartisan senators are pushing to delay a proposed federal hemp THC product ban while lawmakers consider alternative regulatory approaches instead of defaulting back to prohibition-style thinking. We also discuss progress toward establishing a standard measure for cannabis use, something advocates and researchers have been calling for years, and why this could be a game-changer for education, research, and sensible policy going forward. Another packed episode cutting through confusion, challenging assumptions, and bringing much-needed context to the headlines. As always, join us on Percy's Grow Room if you want to learn more, get help with your grow, or hang out with thousands of growers just like you. Join our community here:

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we're covering a wide mix of enforcement, research, and political moves from both sides of the Atlantic: Macky starts with a major UK bust after police seized two tonnes of cannabis during a farm raid in Blackrod, according to the BBC. A huge operation that raises familiar questions about scale, enforcement priorities, and who really pays the price when these grows get taken down. DC Smee debutes on the show and talks about a local court case from Bradford, where a man found himself in trouble after loaning his van to cannabis fly-tippers. A cautionary tale about favours gone wrong, and how easily people can get dragged into serious charges. Dr. Margaret brings some policy news from the US, as Trump signs an order expanding medical cannabis research. A potentially important move that could finally loosen long-standing restrictions on what scientists are allowed to study. We also touch on a story from Windsor, Ontario, involving a student who allegedly brought THC gummies into a school, another reminder of how education, regulation, and responsibility often lag behind reality. John wraps things up with two big US developments: Texas moving to ban smokable cannabis as early as January 25, while at the same time the US House passes a bill protecting state medical marijuana laws and rejecting an attempt to block Trump's rescheduling move. Another packed episode full of contradictions, crackdowns, and cautious progress, exactly the kind of week we've come to expect.

In this Three Dope Dudes crossover episode, Cole is joined by Aaron and Dave from Support Dope People to recap some of the most important cannabis stories of 2025. The conversation spans declining Illinois cannabis sales, stalled social equity licensing, continued arrests in a so called legal state, medical program updates, hemp policy confusion, and the ongoing tension between regulation, taxation, and true legalization. Together, they reflect on what these stories reveal about the health of the Illinois market, the persistence of criminalization, and what consumers, patients, and advocates should be watching as 2026 approaches. Watch video version and read full show notes here: https://thecolememo.com/2026/01/05/e249/

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we're covering a mix of serious reform talk, strange police encounters, and some genuinely wild crime stories: Macky opens with a strong letter arguing why it's time to legalise cannabis in the UK, laying out the case for reform and why the current system continues to fail everyone involved. He then shares a bizarre BBC News story from Penzance, where a cannabis driver reportedly asked police officers for directions, one of those moments where reality feels like some people just dont think..... There's also a quick but worrying one, as gangs are now using drones to locate and steal cannabis farms, highlighting just how far organised crime is willing to go, and how growers are having to think defensively. Dr. Margaret covers an international smuggling case, with two men facing charges for allegedly recruiting women to traffic cannabis out of Canada. A grim reminder of how exploitation still plays a role in prohibition-driven markets. And John wraps things up with political progress in the US, as a Massachusetts bill to double the marijuana possession limit and revise the regulatory framework heads to a conference committee. A move that could bring meaningful change if it clears the final hurdles. Another packed episode full of reform debates, strange decisions, and stories that sound made up but very much aren't.

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we're covering a mix of financial forecasting, legal outcomes, health policy, and youth-related research: Macky kicks things off with a forward-looking discussion on what investors should be paying attention to as we head toward 2026, following rescheduling moves in the US. Hype is everywhere, but we break down what could actually matter once the dust settles. He also covers a UK court case where a mum avoided jail after being caught smuggling £285,000 worth of cannabis into the country. A story that raises familiar questions around sentencing, motive, and how these cases are handled by the courts. John brings news from the US, where federal health programs are reportedly set to cover up to $500 worth of CBD products for certain patients by April, according to comments from Trump official Dr. Oz. If this goes ahead, it could mark a major shift in access at a national level. We also look at new research linking marijuana use in teenagers with poorer school performance and increased emotional distress. A sensitive topic that deserves nuance rather than scare headlines. Another packed episode touching on money, policy, and the real-world impacts behind the headlines.

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we're covering a mix of bizarre stories, serious research, and big political signals from around the world: Macky starts with a story that's raised more than a few eyebrows, a middle-class couple caught running a highly organised grow, claiming it was all to fund their daughter's university education. A case that sparks debate about motive, punishment, and how society views these crimes. Billy brings one of the strangest grow stories we've seen in a while, after plants were discovered growing underneath the M1 motorway in Northamptonshire. A reminder that people will grow just about anywhere… even under Britain's busiest roads. Dr. Margaret shifts gears to New Zealand, where the government is looking to cut red tape in an effort to boost its domestic hemp industry. A potentially big move for farmers and manufacturers if it plays out as planned. John covers new research suggesting that legal access is linked to reduced suicide rates among older adults — a serious and important finding that adds weight to ongoing reform debates. And finally, we look at growing signals from the US as Trump prepares to reschedule cannabis to Schedule III, a move that could reshape research, medicine, and the wider industry almost overnight. Another packed episode full of strange locations, policy shifts, and research that keeps the conversation moving forward.

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we're breaking down another set of big headlines from around the world: Macky kicks things off with a massive research milestone — over 4,000 studies published this year alone, all while Trump continues to weigh his rescheduling decision. A reminder of just how fast the science is moving, even when politics drags its feet. Billy brings big news for patients in the UK, where experts have released the first comprehensive dosing guide for medical oil products. A huge step toward safer, clearer, and more consistent treatment options for people who've been left guessing for far too long. Dr. Margaret covers an international business move as Calgary-based High Tide continues its expansion into Europe, signalling another wave of global industry growth. She also dives into a charming new study showing that CBD can help aggressive dogs calm down — great news for stressed-out pups and their equally stressed-out humans. And John wraps things up with progress in Kentucky, where the state's first medical dispensary is set to open in the next couple of weeks. The governor is already touting the program as a crucial alternative in the fight against opioid addiction, which could have a major impact across the region. Another packed episode full of science, policy shifts, and global updates — plenty to think about and plenty to discuss.

Drop us a line or two . . .Time is speeding up, brains are rebooting at 66, and the exit ramp is visible — but nobody's ready to put their blinker on just yet.This week, Queenie & TT cover:A fascinating new theory about brain development shifting again in your mid-60sWhy it suddenly feels illegal to waste time after a certain ageThe Supreme Court possibly stepping into cannabis reformThe return of What Have You Consumed TodayA chaotic round of Could've Done This If StonedA barking dog meltdown mid-recording (because of course)And this week's Fuck It List entry:

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we break down some of the most eyebrow-raising headlines from across the scene: Macky opens with a strange one from the skies. Two complete strangers from Birmingham arrested and jailed for the exact same offence on a Thailand flight. He also digs into a new WBUR study claiming there are “few medical benefits” for pain, anxiety, or insomnia.  Billy brings updates from Austria, where CBD flower rules are shifting yet again. These changes could shake up the whole European marketplace, and we break down what it means for consumers and small producers. Margaret covers a mysterious vomiting condition that's just been given an official WHO code after a spike in ER cases. A reminder that regulators and researchers are still scrambling to understand a condition many people have been talking about for years. John wraps things up with a major policy move in the US: a federal health agency preparing to allow CBD coverage under Medicare, boosted by a video posted by Donald Trump. If this goes through, it could shift how millions of Americans access plant-based wellness products. Another packed episode full of global updates, policy turns, and research headlines worth reading between the lines.

In this weeks cannabis news we have 5 stories to cover! Macky has a piece from The Independent tackling the old “you can't get addicted” claim that's been floating around for decades. Time to put the myth in the grinder and talk about what the evidence really shows. Billy follows up with UK Medical Cannabis Awareness Month, where campaigners, clinicians, and industry heads are finally pushing together to build momentum. Big names are talking, but whether anything moves in the UK… well, that's always the question. Margaret brings us a fun one from the research world: smell, not potency, is the best predictor of what people actually choose. Shocking absolutely no one who has ever stuck their nose in a jar and made a decision on instinct. Margaret also looks at Canada and a tourism wave that's waiting to explode, but only if regulators stop tripping over their own shoelaces. There's huge potential, but the rules need to grow up a bit first. And John wraps things up with an unexpected twist in the U.S.: a new GOP-backed bill that aims to reverse the hemp-derived THC ban Trump literally just signed into law. Yes, you read that correctly.  A lively mix this week, science, politics, policy, tourism, and the usual roller-coaster logic that comes with trying to regulate a plant.

This week's news episode is a busy one, covering big shifts in the UK, Canada, and the US, and some pretty heated developments around hemp policy. Macky brings us a heartfelt BBC story about a patient who uses medical cannabis daily but fears being judged as a “lazy stoner.” A familiar issue… and one the UK still desperately needs to move past. Billy dives into Curaleaf's new partnership with ANTG, a deal that could reshape medical product manufacturing and distribution across the UK. Big players keep moving in, but will it actually help patients? Margaret Covers a Canadian piece asking why, after years of legalization, the public still wants cannabis modernization, and why they feel the government isn't delivering. John rounds things out with major U.S. news: Trump has officially signed a bill that recriminalizes hemp-derived THC products. On top of that, Congress effectively pulled the plug on the hemp market. A massive move that's already sparking controversy. Plenty to unpack, plenty to rant about, and definitely one of those weeks where the headlines tell very different stories depending on which side of the border you're standing on.

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we dive into the biggest cannabis headlines from around the world: Macky shares the inspiring story of a 72-year-old man who says medical cannabis gave him his life back. A powerful reminder of how this plant can change lives. (Liverpool Echo) Billy covers a new report showing that the UK medical cannabis industry could unlock over £5 billion per year, creating jobs and transforming healthcare access. (leafie) Margaret explores a fascinating study showing that cannabis beverages can reduce alcohol use and improve sleep, stress, and mood, hinting at a major lifestyle shift in the making. (Marijuana Moment) John reports on political progress across the pond. Virginia's new governor supports recreational cannabis legalization, while a Maryland task force recommends a phased plan to legalize psychedelics, starting with psilocybin. (Marijuana Moment) It's another packed episode of global cannabis and psychedelics news, full of positive steps forward and big changes on the horizon.

This week on High on Home Grown, we're joined by our good friend Chad Westport for a packed episode of cannabis news from around the world! Here's what we're talking about: Macky covers how the UK cannabis supply could be disrupted after a major find in a former casino. Could this affect medical and underground markets? Spoiler alert... no!  Billy reports on ‘Significant Variation in Standards' across UK medical cannabis pharmacies, and what the latest ACMD review could mean for patients and prescribers. Margaret highlights Alternaleaf's new women's health cannabis service, the first of its kind in the UK, a big step for gender-focused cannabis care. John explores a fascinating new scientific glossary of marijuana aromas, developed to help consumers and producers better understand the world of terpenes. Including smells like, Baby Sick, Dog S**t, and Armpit....

Send us a textCannabis Legalization News: Government Shutdown, Ohio's Hemp Ban, and Federal Policy InsightsIn this episode of Cannabis Legalization News, the hosts discuss a variety of current issues affecting the cannabis industry. They touch upon the impact of the federal government shutdown on cannabis reform and the delay of federal legalization tied to the release of the Epstein files. They highlight significant state-level developments, including a federal judge's temporary block on Ohio Governor Mike DeWine's ban on intoxicating hemp products and Michigan's proposed 24% wholesale tax on cannabis products. The hosts provide insights into the challenges and bureaucratic hurdles facing cannabis businesses in different states, focusing on Illinois' complex legal landscape. They also explore the importance of using original sources for policy news, rather than secondary reports. Throughout the discussion, the hosts emphasize the need for standardized federal regulations for the cannabis industry, aiming to provide consumers with consistent and safe products.00:00 Welcome and Introduction00:34 Dispensary Construction Updates01:03 Community Engagement and Local Market02:29 Challenges in the Cannabis Market07:20 Federal and State Cannabis Policies13:28 Cannabis Legalization in Canada18:39 Hemp Regulations and Market Dynamics22:56 Viewer Interaction and Miscellaneous Topics24:17 Strain Names and Their Origins25:28 California's Cannabis Delivery Bill Veto25:48 Subscription Services and Regulatory Challenges26:31 Governor Newsom's Veto Message26:55 Marijuana Moment and Original Sources27:08 Psychedelics and Legislative Updates31:28 Ohio's Cannabis Tax Lawsuit38:21 Intoxicating Hemp and Legal Definitions45:40 Government Shutdown and Healthcare Debate49:06 Final Thoughts on Cannabis LegalizationSupport the showGet our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3VEn9vu

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we dive into the latest cannabis headlines from around the world: Macky breaks down a fascinating study showing how soil quality directly impacts cannabinoid and terpene levels in cannabis plants (leafie). He also covers a new report warning that regular cannabis use may pose risks for those over 65 (Stanford Report). Margaret shares a troubling story from Wales, where residents complained about the persistent smell of cannabis at Parc Prison, revealed during an inquest (ITV News). Billy highlights how a popular UK design show is giving hempcrete a major global spotlight, pushing this sustainable material into the mainstream. John reports on a new poll showing that most Americans see cannabis as a healthier option than alcohol, and many believe nationwide legalisation could happen within five years. Join us for another packed episode full of science, politics, and cannabis culture.

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we're joined by a special guest, Brian, dropping in for a surprise appearance as we dive into the latest cannabis news from around the world! Macky shares a great UK story about a group of Birmingham lads opening a cannabis sanctuary where people can use the plant without stigma, and covers new research showing cannabis extract is effective for lower back pain. Billy takes us to Europe, where the EU is setting up adult-use cannabis pathways for member states, and breaks down what the first official data from Germany's cannabis reform really shows. Brian rounds out the show with a U.S. update as cannabis stocks surge following Donald Trump's endorsement of CBD for senior healthcare. It's another packed show full of global cannabis updates, research news, and plenty of laughs with the High on Home Grown crew!

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we dive into the latest cannabis news from around the world: Macky covers the shocking case of a UK man jailed for four years despite helping thousands access medicinal cannabis, plus an urgent recall of Arizer Solo II portable vaporizers due to fire and burn hazards. He also looks at Keir Starmer's stance on cannabis, after comments that he will not pursue legalisation. Billy steps in to read Margaret's article, sharing how cannabis added $16 billion to the Canadian economy in 2024. Billy also reports on Leiden coffeeshops in the Netherlands pushing for permission to double their cannabis stock to 1,000 grams, and a feature on how unions are stepping up to protect workers' rights for medical cannabis patients. Plenty of big stories this week spanning politics, safety, economics, and patient rights – tune in and join the discussion!

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we bring you the latest cannabis headlines from the UK and around the world: Macky covers a major UK report suggesting that medical cannabis on the NHS could unlock £13.3 billion for the economy and help thousands return to work. Margaret looks at health-focused stories, including a study warning that inhaling cannabis may increase the risk of asthma, plus new research showing pre-rolls are now overtaking flower as the consumer favourite. John explores global data showing that legalizing medical marijuana is linked to reduced use of tobacco and amphetamines, while another large-scale study finds that cannabis use may quadruple the risk of diabetes in adults. No Billy this week, he isnt feeling too good, so please drop him a message on Discord or social media sending your love his way : )

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we cover the biggest cannabis stories from the UK, Europe, and beyond: Macky reports on smugglers who brought cannabis into Wales on an industrial scale and were handed heavy jail sentences. He also covers the case of a Ramsgate mum caught drug-driving, who says she uses cannabis to manage back pain. Margaret takes us to Germany, where a new survey shows that 90% of cannabis consumers now get their supply from legal sources – a huge milestone for the country's fresh cannabis laws. Billy dives into breaking business news as Barney's Farm terminates its merger with Sensi Seeds and ILGM, amid accusations of failed payments. John rounds things off with Snoop Dogg's company making waves in the UK cannabis scene, backing a new medical cannabis clinic with a £4.5m investment. Join us as we unpack these stories and what they mean for cannabis users, growers, and the wider community!