Reflecting on Juneteenth, preparing for a psychedelic trip, and horoscopes.

Greetings from Seattle's CHAZ, where we're taking edible doses to small you can barely even see them. 

The police killing of George Floyd has sparked uprisings around the nation. We're using cannabis to move the discussion, and maybe make some progress. 

Canna Hannah has the perfect Day 77 quarantine project: Turn your old weed jars into hummingbird feeders. Also, news of the week. 

A new survey finds people in legal cannabis states love legalization now more than ever. Also: The LA fire, Massachusetts reopens, and more tooth talk. 

One of today's leading thinkers on drug policy, history, and theory talks about why humans desire to alter their conscious state. 

Cannabis companies fight to get banking and COVID relief, while David Downs remembers 'Glue' strain creator Joesy Whales.

A special episode: The legend of Jack Herer. Meet the incredible character behind the wildly popular cannabis strain. 

This week we discuss the Wim Hof method and Jessamyn Stanley's body-positive, cannabis-forward yoga message. 

The author of "Home Baked: My mother, marijuana, and the stoning of San Francisco" talks about the birth of the edibles trade in the 1970s.