Featured full episode August 24, 2026
The DEA’s Shift on Marijuana: What You Need to Know
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The laws, lawsuits, political fights, and business moves shaping cannabis—with the source links attached.
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Infuser License
Infusers licenses for cannabis businesses in Illinois will allow companies to create baked goods, edibles, candy, infused foods, and even beverages.
How to Win a Cannabis License
Jay Czarkowski from Canna Advisors joins the Cannabis Legalization News broadcast to discuss winning applications and the workings of the cannabis industry.
Cannabis Social Use Permits
Social Use permits for cannabis will allow the stigma regarding cannabis to finally go away for good – If my home town can regulate public use of alcohol…
Illinois Releases More Adult Use Info & Takes Questions
Illinois has provided information on the loans to social equity applicants and are taking questions. Join us at the Illinois Cannabis Summit at Schaumburg Renaissance Center.
Ganjapreneur Podcast Host Tim Branfalt
Ganjapreneur Podcast Host Tim Branfalt guests on Cannabis Legalization News. Great interview on the state of Cannabis Media and how it is portrayed.
The Weldon Project – Mission[Green]
The Weldon Project’s founder Weldon Angelos discusses his social justice initiative Mission[Green].
Getting a Job in the Cannabis Industry
Guests discuss getting hired in the cannabis industry and how you can too! Danielle Schumacher, President and CEO of THC Staffing Group Akele Parnell, Attorney, Corporate Counsel at…
Social Justice in Cannabis
We sit down with Akele Parnell, Attorney, former Corporate Counsel at GTI (green thumb industries) to discuss social justice in cannabis in Illinois and the rest of the…
Michigan Cannabis News
Michigan legalization news update with attorney Scott Roberts. Cannabis business attorney, Scott Roberts sits down with Tom & Miggy to discuss the cannabis business in Michigan.
Hemp Farmers Hurt by New USDA Rules
Hemp Farmers got hurt by the new USDA Rules – lowering the total allowable THC down to 0.3% for total THC. Before, only Delta-9 THC levels mattered and…