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(Collaboration): Discussing William Randolph Hearst & Cannabis Prohibition on Cocktails & Capitalism Podcast

from 805UNCENSORED · host Jordon

This is a collaboration I did on the Cocktails & Capitalism Podcast where I told the story about how William Randolph Hearst used Greed & Racism to criminalize cannabis and provide a stepping stone to the Modern War on Drugs.  Hearst was America's first media mogul and served as the real life inspiration for Orson Wells' Citizen Kane (1941), widely considered the greatest motion picture in history.  Check out the Cocktails & Capitalism Podcast, Erika is a fantastic host that has on all kinds of amazing guests to offer an anti-capitalist perspective.  Cocktails & Capitalism is on Instagram @CocktailsandCapitalism  Cocktails & Capitalism is also on Twitter @CockTCapitalism Subscribe to the Cocktails & Capitalism Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0DGYssR9X8l7ird1SzbN9i As always, follow the 805UNCENSORED On our social media accounts as well:  On Instagram @805uncensoredpod on Twitter @805Uncensored  Questions/Comments Guest & Episode Suggestions? Email! [email protected] 

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