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The Most Exciting Thing Happening in Cannabis Right Now Fits in a Mason Jar
The growth medium is typically agar-based — yes, the same substance used in microbiology to grow bacterial cultures — infused with a formulation derived from something called Murashige and Skoog (MS) salts, a nutrient mixture developed in the 1960s that has become the foundation of plant tissue culture worldwide. To this base, you add specific plant hormones: cytokinins to promote shoot proliferation, auxins to promote rooting, and various other compounds depending on what growth stage you are trying to achieve.
Opinion
Cannabis Doesn't Work: New Study by The Lancet Goes Live - Let's Talk About Why It's Garbage
So when the Lancet team searched databases for RCTs treating mental disorders with cannabis as the primary treatment, they found a sparse pool — and then concluded the sparse pool means cannabis doesn't work. That conclusion is circular. You can't run a rigorous trial with plant material you can barely access, in the doses people actually use, then fault the plant for the absence of results.
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Opinion
Weed and the Upcoming Military Draft - The Ghost of Nixon Rises from the Grave
Nixon was a law-and-order president who weaponized federal agencies against political enemies, escalated a war he inherited, used moral panic to consolidate power, and ran a domestic drug policy built more on politics than pharmacology. He resigned in disgrace. Trump in his second term is operating in an eerily similar register. The rhetoric around drugs — fentanyl, the border, cartel activity — has been maximalist and deliberately inflammatory.
Medical
Chronic Pain Starts In Your Fascia - And Cannabis Might Be The Missing Link To Relief
While we’re right about inflammation, we’re looking at the wrong place: the root of the problem actually lies in the fascia, not isolated in the joints or muscles. We then considered treatment options that only addressed these parts of the body, offering localized pain relief. We thought that if we stretch or knead muscles enough, and strengthen them through regular exercise, we can reduce inflammation and pain.
Opinion
Who Killed the Free Press? - The Ellison Empire, the Cannabis Re-Demonization Campaign
The New York Times flipped on cannabis last month. We covered that. Filed it, sourced it, called it what it was — institutional cowardice dressed as public health journalism. Then this week, the Wall Street Journal ran its version. AOL pushed its version. The same week. Different mastheads, same message.
Medical
Op-Ed: In The Future, We’ll Wonder How We Ever Practiced Medicine Without Cannabis
There are still some major roadblocks we have to overcome, such as the federal rescheduling of cannabis, and further education of physicians and doctors in cannabinoid therapeutics. Right now, many nurses and doctors still don’t feel confident enough to discuss cannabis with patients because of the lack of training. After all, cannabis wasn’t taught in school.
Opinion
Gen Z Should Grow Their Own Weed - Gen Z Chose the Vape Cart. Here's Why That Matters
The engine is Gen Z. Analytics firm Headset found that over the past year of national cannabis sales, Gen Z spent 38% of their dollars on vapor pens and only 32.5% on flower — the exact inverse of Millennials, who put 40% into flower and 25.7% into vapes. Gen Z is also the first cannabis-consuming generation to prefer the cart over everything else as their primary format.
Opinion
Your Weed, Your Gun, Your Rights - What US v. Hemani Means for Cannabis Users — and What It Still Doesn't Settle
What it became is one of the most consequential cannabis-related cases the Supreme Court has ever heard — sitting at the crossroads of the Second Amendment, federal drug law, and the legal fiction that cannabis users are inherently dangerous people who can't be trusted with firearms.
Opinion
America Doesn't Have a Marijuana Problem, It has a Hypocrisy Problem, and the New York Times Just Proved It
On February 9th, 2026, the New York Times editorial board published a piece titled "It's Time for America to Admit That It Has a Marijuana Problem." I read it. I read it again. I sat with my coffee and I thought: after fifty years of calling cannabis a dangerous drug, after helping architect the moral panic that sent millions of people to prison for a plant, after cheerleading a drug war that killed tens of thousands and enriched criminal organizations across two continents — the Times has decided the problem with marijuana is that people are using too much of it.
Opinion
THE WAR ON DRUGS - A Musical History in 12 Acts
"The War on Drugs" is a 12-track musical history project chronicling America's century-long crusade against psychoactive substances — told through music, lyrics, and the kind of receipts that don't get taught in school. Each track corresponds to a specific era, a specific truth, and a specific act of institutional theater dressed up as public health policy.
Opinion
Texas is Turning from a Red State to a Purple State - and Cannabis Is Part of the Reason Why
Yesterday — as in literally 24 hours ago as I write this — Texas Democratic primary voters approved a ballot question asking whether the state should legalize cannabis for adults and automatically expunge criminal records for past low-level offenses. They approved it by 80% to 20%. With 92% of polling locations reporting.

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