Featuring guests John Ingold of The Denver Post, whose series on CBD in Colorado was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, Caitlin Murphy of marijuana retailer Emerald Fields and attorney Josh Kappel of Vicente Sederberg. With host Ricardo Baca, Denver Post marijuana editor. [podcast]
Reporter John Ingold clarifies a basic fact about post-legalization Colorado following the Texas coach’s discrimination: The kids aren’t all stoned.
The Cannabist Show, episode No. 6, featuring guests John Ingold of The Denver Post, Caitlin Murphy of Emerald Fields and Josh Kappel of Vicente Sederberg.
With many sporting tie-dye gear, pot-leaf garlands and wide grins, thousands of revelers began pouring into Denver’s Civic Center park on Friday for the annual 4/20 celebration in the de facto capital of cannabis.
By the turn of the 20th century, the city’s unruly reputation thrust the nascent state of Colorado into a love-hate relationship with prohibition that is still being realized to this day.
Deaths from drug overdoses rose sharply in the first nine months of 2016, confirming the opioid epidemic worsened last year despite stepped-up efforts by public health authorities.
The Cannabist and The Denver Post have received multiple awards for 2016 marijuana coverage, including honors for reporter Alicia Wallace’s coverage of PTSD and lawn-and-garden giant Scotts Miracle-Gro making moves into the cannabis sector.
Featured guests: Vangst Talent Network founder Karson Humiston and Blue Kudu CEO Andrew Schrot. [podcast] LOTS TO TALK ABOUT • The do’s and don’ts of attending cannabis career fairs (spoiler alert: Don’t get stoned before going). • Dealing with family members who are skeptical and concerned about marijuana jobs. • …
This week’s guests are Vangst Talent Network founder Karson Humiston and Blue Kudu CEO Andrew Schrot. Talking edibles, marijuana jobs and career fairs.
Denver Post editorial: Sanctioning a single patient to grow 75 plants deserves extra scrutiny because of black-market temptation and public perception of Colorado’s liberal marijuana laws.
Water in the town of Hugo is not contaminated with THC after all, state tests concluded Saturday morning.
A town on Colorado’s Eastern Plains is warning its residents not to drink, bathe or cook with its water because officials said evidence was found of THC, the active psychoactive compound in marijuana.
LivWell Enlightened Health owner John Lord and Blueline Protection Group CCO & COO Ricky Bennett. We’re talking marijuana industry growth and keeping it safe.
LivWell Enlightened Health owner John Lord and Blueline Protection Group CCO & COO Ricky Bennett. We’re talking marijuana industry growth and keeping it safe.
Colorado’s top prosecutors and police officials want a two-year pause on new marijuana laws to give officers time to catch up.
Colorado health officials want to hire somebody to keep an eye on marijuana legalization — at potentially one of the highest salaries in state government.
The states of Nebraska and Oklahoma are trying again to overturn marijuana legalization in Colorado, this time by asking to intervene in an ongoing court case.
A groundbreaking, Colorado-funded study looking at whether cannabis can treat post-traumatic stress disorder in military veterans has received the final go-ahead from federal authorities.
A bill that would require Colorado schools to allow medical marijuana on their campuses cleared another hurdle at the state legislature Wednesday.
Colorado lawmakers on Tuesday gave initial approval to a bill that would ban the sale of marijuana edibles made in the shapes of animals or fruits.
While people say they’re using cannabis more frequently, the author of an expansive new report on Colorado marijuana legalization says this new data should be viewed as a starting-off point on measuring impacts.
Colorado’s cannabis connoisseurs won’t let a looming storm snuff out the festivities at the state’s largest marijuana-related rally. Organizers of the annual 420 Rally in Denver’s Civic Center Park say they are expecting as many as 80,000 people to attend the event on Saturday.
The Drug Enforcement Administration could announce in the next couple of months a potentially landmark change to marijuana’s status under federal law.
Featured guests: Cannabist concentrates columnist Ry Prichard and OpenVape CEO Ralph Morgan. [podcast] LOTS TO TALK ABOUT • Plans in Colorado to cap recreational THC amounts • A new line of vape pens for high end consumers • Can concentrates become the normal means of consumption, overtaking cannabis flower? TOP…
Featured guests: Columnist Ry Prichard and OpenVape CEO Ralph Morgan. Talking Colorado pot potency, cannabis concentrates and more.
