10 cannabis-filled films to watch amid legalization
Mary Jane and the movies have been a long-time pairing, from 1936's propaganda film Reefer Madness to contemporary onscreen stoners like Vancouver's Seth Rogen.
With Canada legalizing recreational cannabis use on Wednesday, here are 10 toke-filled titles to spark the mood, man:
The Future of the Cannabis Industry | GaryVee Interview With DOPE Magazine
The cannabis industry has massive potential because, as I see it, it's primarily build up of young people and entrepreneurs. Frankly, I'd go as far to as that the cannabis industry is going to make a huge impact in the marketing field because of the upfront restrictions they will face regarding being unable to use Facebook and Instagram ads.
Full vending machines. Pot on the pillow. What some California hotels are doing to attract marijuana smokers
A few months after California legalized recreational use of marijuana, the Desert Hot Springs Inn in the Coachella Valley began advertising itself as cannabis friendly — a place where guests can smoke by the pool or heat up a vaporizer in the rooms.
State Senate Passes Landmark Bill to Erase Criminal Records of People Arrested for Cannabis
A bill passed the Senate in California which would retroactively wipe away cannabis convictions and give people back their lives.
Newly Introduced Legislation Would End Job Discrimination Against Cannabis Users
Taking a tolerance break while job searching, just in case they drug test? This may no longer be necessary with the introduction of a bill that seeks to end the denial and termination of employees who test positive for cannabis.
Legalization of Cannabis Reduces Opioid Prescriptions by 30%
Study reveals specific data and stats to prove that cannabis is successfully replacing Schedule III opioid prescriptions.
One Day, You’ll Get to Travel the Northern California Cannabis Trail
Ever heard of the Cannabis Trail?
Someday soon people will be able to download an app on their smartphones, hop in a car and visit 30-plus spots throughout Northern California to discover the rich history, unique people, and stories tied to the cannabis movement.
FDA on the verge of approving first marijuana-derived drug
At 3 months old, Marissa Parsons began having frequent seizures, some lasting a half-hour. For almost two decades, her desperate parents tried drug after drug to treat her rare type of childhood epilepsy, but the medications mostly produced side effects — pancreatitis, hives and extreme drowsiness — and she was frequently hospitalized. Family outings became almost impossible. Eventually, her mother said, Marissa stopped smiling.