Charles Rutherford III is an expert on ASTM’s D37 committee on cannabis. He has more than 8 years as Business Development Director for Boveda's world-class products, and has saved scores of cultivation and packaging facilities a lot of money. He successfully ushered through the first-ever consensus-based global cannabis standards on proper cannabis storage through ASTM and is the leader of the Cannabis Drying sub-group in the Cannabis Focus Group within the National Conference on Weights and Measures. He is also on the board of the American Trade Association for Cannabis and Hemp.

This was a great discussion on the role of third-party groups like ASTM, and their growing importance in drafting consistent, scientific standards for the cannabis industry.

ASTM and the Great Green Wave of Standardization with Charles Rutherford II

Christian Bax used to regulate medical marijuana and Tony Glover used to regulate alcoholic beverages, casino gaming, and tobacco. With the REGULATED podcast, they tackle the most interesting corporate, regulatory, and legal developments in those industries and more.

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Professor Robert Mikos, one of the nation’s leading experts on federalism and drug law, may be the perfect person to discuss federal cannabis issues as Congress considers legislation to deschedule cannabis. Professor Mikos, who serves as the LaRoche Family Chair in Law at Vanderbilt Law School,  has written, consulted, testified and lectured on a variety of legal and policy issues related to cannabis. 

His recent work includes analysis of the states’ constitutional authority to legalize marijuana and federal law’s influence on state regulation and taxation of the industry

In addition, he is responsible for 2017’s Marijuana Law, Policy and Authority, the country’s first casebook on cannabis law.

Federal Cannabis Issues with Professor Robert Mikos

John Holden, an assistant professor at the Spears School of Business at Oklahoma State University, joins REGULATED to discuss his recent Legal Sports Report piece reflecting on the sports betting landscape three years after the Supreme Court of the United States struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992.

Sports Betting with Professor John Holden

Beer fans across the world know Good Beer Hunting for its insightful looks at beer, breweries, and the social and political issues that affect both. Its network of writers, photographers, and videographers across the U.S., the UK, and other beer-friendly locales brings a curious and creative perspective to the site and the popular Good Beer Hunting podcast.

Bryan Roth, Sightlines editor, and Kate Bernot, whose reporting frequently appears on the site, are our guests today.

Good Beer Hunting with Bryan Roth and Kate Bernot

Ground-breaking strategist Sam Chapman joins REGULATED to share his thoughts on the future of psilocybin in the United States, Oregon’s role as a drug reform pioneer, and more.

The Future of Psilocybin with Sam Chapman

Andy Palalas of High Tide (CSE: HITI) joined REGULATED to talk about his perspective on making legal weed cool and other key considerations as legal cannabis firms compete against the black market. High Tide has been active in the cannabis and cannabis-related spaces in the United States and Canada, and his perspective on the industry is a must-hear.

ASTM and the Great Green Wave of Standardization with Charles Rutherford II

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