This episode pulls no punches. It shines a glaring spotlight on the hypocrisy of a booming cannabis industry that coexists with a justice system still punishing people for the same plant. These are the real stories behind the stats—the human cost of prohibition, and the fight to end it. In this powerful and emotionally charged episode of The High Ya Doin Show, we take you to Washington D.C. for the Prisoners Day of Unity, an event bringing together pardoned and clemency-granted cannabis prisoners to raise awareness for the thousands still incarcerated for non-violent cannabis offenses. While corporations rake in profits and states collect taxes from legal cannabis, these voices remind us of the injustice still faced by those criminalized by outdated laws. We sit down with a lineup of deeply inspiring guests whose personal stories of survival, advocacy, and transformation embody the true spirit of this movement.