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Sep 2, 2019 26 min

Turning a New Leaf

from Cannabis Quest Hosted by Courtney Lovejoy, Hunter Glazener

Hunter and Courtney talk about learning through recreational weed to walking into the medical cannabis space. While our home state of Arizona looks into becoming a recreational state we touch on prop 205 and what might change in the current medical space if the vote passes. Prop 205 AKA the "Smart and Safe Act" is up for Arizona voters to decide on in 2020. Here are the links we looked at: https://azmarijuana.com/arizona-medical-marijuana-news/18-must-know-facts-about-the-arizona-2020-cannabis-legalization-initiative/ https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/politics/arizona/2019/06/29/what-look-arizona-recreational-marijuana-legalization-ballot-measure/1552021001/ https://smartandsafeaz.com/ Also, PS Please forgive the dyer in the background, ya girl had to do laundry!

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Our lovely hosts discuss their journey into the medical space. Once recreational users turned medicinal, we talk about where we turned the page and how everyone's journey is different. We also touch on prop 205 here in Arizona and ruminate on how the process has worked so far for other states that have taken the same path.

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