The Roll-Up

This week Big Brother Canada winner Sarah Hanlon joins the crew for a discussion of cannabis, pop culture, and Canadian legalization. Also, cannabis and live music: Will they ever get along?

This week: We chat with Ricardo Baca, founding editor of The Cannabist, about the vertical's death (and new life?). Also: Cannabis Cups, California delivery, and a 5-foot bong.

Bruce talks with Bernard Noble, newly free after doing 7 years for two joints; Ben takes on YouTube; and Dave defends the Leafly green room.

Bruce tries an Alaskan palm joint, Dave friends John Boehner, Ben unpacks the Cory Gardner deal, and Canadian banking gets sexy.

Dave offers Coachella cannabis tips, Cynthia Nixon unleashes a tweet storm on NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo, and Ben and Dave wrestle with the future of 4/20.

With Ben lost in Idaho, Ed Murrieta joins the show to discuss Cheech & Chong and cinematic history. Also: Sneakerheads rob a dispensary and Oregon finally demands to see some ID.

Bruce Barcott interviews Maria McFarland Sánchez-Moreno, executive director of the Drug Policy Alliance and author of There Are No Dead Here: A Story of Murder and Denial in Colombia.

This week we discuss a Canadian cannabis producer that did not hire Gene Simmons for his celebrity value, Ben visits The Goodship, and Dave investigates charges of story thievery circling High Times.

Trump calls for the death penalty for drug pushers in 1979 crime dramas; Ben finds a million-dollar NORML t-shirt; Canada bans non-ugly packaging; and guest Hayley Fox digs into women-owned cannabis companies in LA.

This week: Arizona allows California med cards, Ben rules on the federal-state preemption clause, Dave lands one of those sweet arm-and-leg jobs (there's a lot of limb talk, oddly), and Bruce gets worked up over the new Ontario Cannabis Stores logo.