Cannabis needs political support

from The Cannabis Potcast Hosted by Gary Johnston, Jamie Miller-Haywood

I talk with Jamie Miller-Haywood about her conversation with some candidates running in our BC provincial election – turns out none of them had any idea there were problems in the cannabis space! A look at a new organization seeking better standards for cannabis testing, a new study looks to produce fruitier smelling cannabis, and I share my recent dry herb vaporizer upgrade – can you say Mighty? On Cultivar Corner we’re trying something that currently has very limited access - Saltspring Magic- Magi’s Legacy – Moby Dick. Better Standards for testing Seeking fruitier smelling cannabis Salt Spring Magic Moby Dick

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