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EPISODE · Aug 4, 2025 · 20 MIN

Health News with Steven and Mady - "The Hemp Revolution: History, Health, and the Fight for Legality"

from Cross Roads Podcast · host Steven Killfoil

Send us Fan MailHemp's story reads like a political thriller, complete with corporate conspiracies, government cover-ups, and a modern-day governor fighting to restore an ancient plant's rightful place in American agriculture and medicine. Steven and Mady Killfoil take us deep into this fascinating saga, revealing how hemp went from powering colonial America to becoming the target of one of history's most successful propaganda campaigns.We explore hemp's incredible historical significance, from the hemp ropes that carried Columbus to the New World to the hemp paper that bore our Constitution's sacred words. You'll discover how George Washington and Thomas Jefferson cultivated this versatile crop, and why early American farmers faced legal requirements to grow it. Then we dive into the dark turn of 1937, when powerful industrial interests led by media mogul William Randolph Hearst orchestrated hemp's prohibition through fear-mongering and racial prejudice, protecting their cotton, paper, and chemical empire profits at the expense of farmers and consumers.The conversation shifts to hemp's modern renaissance, examining the mounting scientific evidence supporting CBD's therapeutic benefits for anxiety, chronic pain, epilepsy, and inflammation. We analyze the current legislative battleground in Texas, where Governor Greg Abbott has taken a surprising stand supporting hemp legality against pharmaceutical industry pressure and conservative opposition. Stephen and Maddie share crucial consumer guidance for navigating the CBD marketplace safely, emphasizing quality testing standards and the importance of supporting reputable manufacturers over big box retailers peddling potentially contaminated products.Subscribe to Cross Roads Podcast Health News with Steven and Mady for more investigations into natural health politics and pharmaceutical industry influence. Share this episode with anyone interested in agricultural freedom, natural medicine, or Texas politics.Support the showOrder your copy today of "Achieve Optimal Brain Health with Nutrition," by Stefan McDermott.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DYWMB929www.stefanmcdermott.comTo Book an event with The Santa Steven and Mrs. Claus go to:https://www.gigsalad.com/the_santa_steven_aubrey

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Send us Fan Mail Hemp's story reads like a political thriller, complete with corporate conspiracies, government cover-ups, and a modern-day governor fighting to restore an ancient plant's rightful place in American agriculture and medicine. Steven and Mady Killfoil take us deep into this fascinating saga, revealing how hemp went from powering colonial America to becoming the target of one of history's most successful propaganda campaigns. We explore hemp's incredible historical significance,...

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