Cannabis Across Generations

from The Cannabis Potcast Hosted by Gary Johnston

I jump back on the stigma bandwagon and see first hand how not to do edibles, an armed robbery at a cannabis store in the Okanagan, a gloomy outlook for BC retailers, Organnicraft’s Platinum Grapes on Cultivar Corner, cannabis consumers care about price and I introduce a way you can help build the podcast by buying me a doobie. Cannabis Store Robbery Private Retail not Viable Marijuana Allergies Organnicraft Platinum Grapes Price Matters Buy me a Doobie

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