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Episode 16: THC Is THC - Why Our Cannabis Laws No Longer Make Sense

EPISODE · Apr 30, 2025 · 12 MIN

Episode 16: THC Is THC - Why Our Cannabis Laws No Longer Make Sense

from Policy, Decoded · host The Homegrown Consulting Group

In this episode of Insiders Uncovered: Beyond the Headlines, powered by THC Group, we explore how the same compound is being treated in radically different ways depending on whether it comes from hemp or marijuana. From convenience store drinks with no warning label to Minnesota’s accidental legalization of edibles, this episode unpacks the regulatory confusion shaping today’s THC marketplace.We examine why the hemp and cannabis sectors—often treated as rivals—may need to align before the rules are written for them. And we ask: what does it mean to regulate based on chemistry, not category?💡 New episodes drop early for subscribers to The Homegrown Consulting Group’s Insiders newsletter. Sign up at www.homegrown-group.com to get early access.This podcast may include content written or produced with the support of AI tools under human direction and editorial oversight.

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