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The CANNABIS RESCHEDULING…..Explained!

There is so much information with the new rescheduling laws….so I decided to break it down and explain it the easy way!
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Does Marijuana Disrupt Your Sleep? | Matt Walker & Andrew Huberman

Dr. Matthew Walker and Dr. Andrew Huberman discuss how marijuana affects sleep.

Dr. Matthew Walker is a professor of neuroscience and psychology at the University of California, Berkeley and is the author of the New York Times bestseller, “Why We Sleep”. Dr. Andrew Huberman is a neuroscientist and tenured professor in the Department of Neurobiology at the Stanford University School of Medicine.

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Can Medical Marijuana Patients Own Guns?

Pennsylvania medical marijuana patients often believe they are fully compliant, then learn the federal government can still allege unlawful firearm possession under Title 18, United States Code, Section 922(g)(3).

The consequences can include arrest, federal court, and life changing collateral damage.

In this video, I break down how New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen is changing the legal landscape and why impairment, timing, and proof matter in these cases. If you need clarity for your specific facts, schedule a confidential consultation with PKN Law at (412) 454-5582.

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Congress Just Killed the Hemp Industry | Farm Bill Markup Breakdown

The cannabis world is reeling! House Agriculture Chairman Glenn “GT” Thompson’s new Farm Bill draft introduces a “total THC” standard that could ban most hemp products, creating pressure for growers and operators across the country. Meanwhile, Virginia’s path to retail sales clears as both chambers pass differing bills, Texas voters weigh in on a non-binding ballot measure, and the FDA misses a critical hemp deadline.

Tune in to get the full breakdown on the week’s biggest stories in cannabis law and policy, including:
Farm Bill Showdown: What the “total THC” standard means and the November 2026 enforcement date.
Virginia’s Retail Market: The final hurdle for the state to become the 25th with regulated adult-use sales.
Missouri’s Hemp Ban: Why the House passed a bill targeting intoxicating hemp-derived products like Delta-8.
GOP Opposition: Rep. Andy Harris celebrates Schedule I status and says DOJ should take “20 years” to reschedule.
Global Patchwork: NBA star DeAndre Ayton arrested for cannabis possession in the Bahamas.
Contract Law: A Third Circuit ruling highlights the unique legal dynamics for cannabis contract disputes.
Government-Run Retail: Minnesota’s first municipal dispensary opens its doors.
Aviation Incident: British Airways crew gets sick after allegedly eating a passenger’s weed gummies.

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00:00 Farm Bill Markup Tomorrow: What’s Actually Changing?
01:40 Hemp Beverages & Interstate Sales: Why the Loophole Is Closing
02:19 Congress, Tariffs, and Election Chaos: Why Nothing Gets Done
03:54 Inside the New Farm Bill: 0.3% Total THC + Kicking Products to FDA
05:15 Loophole Business vs Real Reform: Rescheduling, Schedule III, and Reality Checks
07:19 Cannabis & Mental Health Studies: Age-Gating as the Legalization Argument
09:29 Virginia’s Legalization Without a Market: Politics, Vetoes, and Timing
11:02 Seeds, Genetics, and Debanking: The Next Underground Market?
14:41 “Just Legalize It” Isn’t a Plan: Medical Cannabis as the Winning Policy
17:32 Texas Ballot Push + FDA Missed Deadlines: Enforcement vs Banking Reality
19:49 Dispensary Buildout Update: Inspections, Soft Open on 4/20, Grand Opening Plans
21:02 Missouri vs Illinois Hemp Rules + The Politics of Lobbying and ‘Real Change’
25:33 GOP Congressman Cheers Schedule I: The Next Story Tease
25:58 Why Hemp & Cannabis Reform Keeps Getting Stalled (Andy Harris & House Roadblocks)
26:50 Reschedule vs Deschedule: Building the Whole ‘Staircase’ Without Loopholes
28:28 NBA Player Busted in The Bahamas: Why Legal Markets Mean Safer Access
29:55 Regulated Medical Cannabis: The Only Policy Congress Can Agree On
31:05 Name That Strain: Black Truffle (Terps, THC Myths & Compliance Talk)
35:29 Cannabis Contracts in Federal Court: When ‘Illegal’ Kills Enforcement
40:45 Government-Run Dispensaries & The Backlash: Smell Laws and Public Space
43:29 Gummy Chaos: Dosing a Flight, Edible Limits, and Wild State-by-State Caps
45:43 Activism Reality Check, Wrap-Up, and Store Updates (Logo, Window, Soft Open)

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This is What THC Does to the Body

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In this video, Jonathan from the Institute of Human Anatomy explores the physiological and anatomical reasons behind common cannabis side effects, using real human cadavers to show exactly which systems are affected. We dive into the science of “the munchies,” red eyes, and dry mouth by examining the heart, salivary glands, and the hypothalamus.

We also break down the critical differences between tolerance, dependence, and addiction, and discuss how the endocannabinoid system adapts to repeated THC exposure.

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0:00 – The Anatomy of Cannabis: Red Eyes, Dry Mouth & Munchies
0:44 – THC vs. CBD: How Cannabinoids Interact with Your Body
1:18 – CB1 vs. CB2 Receptors: The Endocannabinoid Signaling Network
1:50 – Why Your Heart Rate Increases & Blood Pressure Drops
2:29 – The Science of Red Eyes: Capillary Dilation Explained
3:02 – Dry Mouth (Cottonmouth): How THC Stops Saliva Production
4:00 – Edibles vs. Smoking: How Consumption Changes the Body’s Response
5:04 – The Hypothalamus & The Munchies: Why You Can’t Stop Eating
6:54 – Tolerance vs. Dependence: How the Brain Adapts Over Time
7:54 – Is Cannabis Addictive? Understanding Cannabis Use Disorder (CUD)
9:03 – Comparing Risks: Cannabis vs. Alcohol and Opioids
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Common Questions

Why does cannabis cause red eyes if you don’t smoke it? It is caused by THC binding to receptors that dilate blood vessels, not just smoke irritation.

How does the “munchies” signal work in the brain? THC disrupts POMC neurons in the hypothalamus, turning off “full” signals and releasing endorphins instead.

What is the difference between dependence and addiction? Dependence is a physical adaptation with withdrawal symptoms, while addiction involves impaired control despite negative consequences.

Does age affect the risk of cannabis addiction? Yes, starting during adolescence increases the risk of developing a disorder from 1 in 10 to about 1 in 6.
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Shocking Cannabis Side Effects You Didn’t Know About | Weed & Mental Health Risks Explained

Shocking Cannabis Side Effects You Didn’t Know About | Weed & Mental Health Risks Explained
Could cannabis actually make you violently ill? In this eye-opening episode of Cracking Addiction, we explore one of the most surprising and misunderstood side effects of long-term cannabis use: Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS).

We dive deep into CHS, the latest theories about its underlying causes, and why it remains such a mysterious and often misdiagnosed condition. From intense episodes of cyclic vomiting to the bizarre relief some patients find in hot showers, CHS presents with symptoms that can confuse even experienced clinicians.

You’ll also learn about the diagnostic criteria, how it’s often a diagnosis of exclusion, and how to differentiate it from other conditions that cause similar gastrointestinal symptoms. Whether you’re a healthcare professional, a cannabis user, or just curious about the lesser-known risks of marijuana, this episode will leave you questioning what you thought you knew about weed.

These Advanced Cannabis Growing Tips Will Turn You Into a Trichome Farmer

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In this video, you’ll learn how to naturally crank up the resin on your buds—without dumping a bunch of synthetic bloom boosters into your grow.

We’ll break down the science of trichome production and show you how to trigger it using environmental tweaks, smart training techniques, and a few surprising plant stressors that make your buds go into overdrive.

The Science Behind Reefer Madness: What the Media Gets Wrong

The “Reefer Madness” narrative is back — and it’s shaping the cannabis conversation in real time. On Cannabis Legalization News, we break down what’s driving the panic cycle, what the science actually says, and what it means for legalization, patients, and the industry.

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00:00 Live From the Dispensary: Show Kickoff & Today’s Headlines
01:13 Inside the New Shop: Sales Floor, Compliance Rules & Opening Timeline
03:04 FDA Misses the Deadline: Benefits, Fearmongering & Admin Chaos
05:39 Farm Bill Draft Breakdown: Hemp Definition, Total THC & What Changes
08:39 Hemp Drinks on Borrowed Time: Enforcement, Banking Risk & Politics
16:35 Quick Dispensary Tour: Vault, Restricted Areas & ADA Compliance
19:02 Meet Dr. Riley Kirk: Cannabis Research, Funding Barriers & Schedule 3
23:42 Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS): Theories, Vapes & Survey Findings
30:08 Endocannabinoid Deficiency & Responsible Use: Why Cannabis Affects People Differently
33:50 Do We Really Need “More Studies”? ECS, Nervous System & Smoke Science
35:22 Aging, Tolerance Shifts & the Entourage Effect Explained
37:32 Homegrow Access & Why “No Flower” Medical Programs Miss the Point
40:33 Schedule III: Validation, Pharma Standardization & the Future of Inhalation
46:04 New Research: Better Strain Profiling Beyond Indica/Sativa Labels
48:14 Strain Spotlight: Gorilla Glue, Terpenes vs Flavors & Menu-Based Shopping
52:35 Balanced/Ration Products, Hemp Market Changes & The Problem with THC Inflation
01:01:48 CBD + THC Synergy, How CBD Works & Final Wrap-Up/Where to Find Canna Chem

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Every Weed Type & Its Effects Explained In 22 Minutes

Every Weed Type & Its Effects Explained In 22 Minutes

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Every Weed Type & Its Effects Explained In 22 Minutes breaks down the most common weed types, cannabis strains, and marijuana categories, including Indica, Sativa, Hybrid, CBD-dominant strains, THC-dominant strains, and balanced THC:CBD strains. This video explains how each weed type affects the brain and body, why different strains create different highs, and what actually determines effects like relaxation, energy, focus, anxiety, sleep, appetite, and pain relief.

In this detailed explainer, we cover well-known weed strain groups such as Indica-leaning strains (Northern Lights, Granddaddy Purple) known for calming and sedating effects, Sativa-leaning strains (Sour Diesel, Jack Herer) often associated with energy and creativity, and Hybrid strains (Blue Dream, Gelato, Wedding Cake) that blend effects depending on genetics. We also explain high-THC weed, CBD-rich cannabis, and how terpenes like myrcene, limonene, pinene, and caryophyllene influence how each strain feels.

This video also explores THC vs CBD, weed potency, dosage, and methods of consumption such as smoking, vaping, edibles, and concentrates, explaining why the same weed strain can feel completely different from person to person. Topics include weed tolerance, beginner vs experienced users, medical vs recreational marijuana, and why strain names alone don’t always predict effects.

Designed for beginners, casual users, and curious viewers, this video provides a clear, no-nonsense explanation of weed types, cannabis effects, and marijuana science—without myths, hype, or misinformation. By the end, you’ll understand why every weed high feels different, how to interpret strain labels, and what truly affects your cannabis experience.

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This content is for educational purposes only and does not promote cannabis use. Cannabis laws vary by location—follow your local laws. This is not medical advice. Intended for adults 21+ where legal.

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How to Get a Medical Marijuana Card in Kentucky

Getting certified for your Kentucky medical card online is quick and easy with Leafwell: http://bit.ly/40FKyvW

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Kentuckians can now turn to Leafwell to help them relieve the symptoms of conditions like amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, arthritis, fibromyalgia, and so much more using medical cannabis.

Go to leafwell.com and select Kentucky from the dropdown list to get started.

Complete the registration process — it takes just five minutes.

Next, you can either book an appointment or enter our virtual waiting room to meet with a healthcare provider.

The consultation will take place online and is secure and HIPAA compliant.

The healthcare provider will ask questions about your qualifying condition to approve you.

According to the Kentucky medical cannabis program in 2023, the following conditions may qualify you for a medical marijuana card:

* AIDS/HIV
* Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
* Arthritis
* Cachexia or wasting syndrome
* Cancer
* Chronic pain, muscle pain, and other types of pain
* Crohn’s disease
* Epilepsy
* Fibromyalgia
* Glaucoma
* Hepatitis (Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C)
* Huntington’s disease (HD)
* Multiple sclerosis (MS)
* Muscular dystrophy (MD) and myotonic disorders
* Neuropathy (nerve pain)
* Parkinson’s disease (PD)
* Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
* Sickle cell diseases (SCDs)

And remember, you’ll get your money back if you’re not approved.

Once approved, your certificate will be emailed to you.

Download and print the certificate — you’ll need that with you at all times while carrying medical cannabis products.

The state doesn’t require an application, and no physical medical cards are issued.

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Cannabis Plants Can Grow THIS BIG Outdoors?!

🌱 Ever seen a cannabis plant turn into a tree? Outdoor grows can reach insane sizes — towering plants with massive canopies that shock growers every season. In this short, Bud Fellas explains why outdoor cannabis gets so big, and what makes these plants completely different from indoor grows.

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Other states have legalized weed. Why hasn’t Wisconsin?

For session after session, Wisconsin Republicans have been involved in their own version of Groundhog Day, going back and forth over how to legalize medicinal marijuana. Top GOP leaders support the idea in theory. They just don’t agree on what, exactly, it should look like.

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Investors Watch Rescheduling Momentum As Price Action Slows | TTB Powered by Flowhub

On today’s episode of TDR Trade to Black presented by Flowhub, Shadd Dales and Anthony Varrell talk through four cannabis policy stories and what they could mean going forward.

A former White House drug czar is criticizing efforts to reschedule marijuana, calling cannabis a gateway drug and arguing the move is the wrong direction. We discuss the political backdrop, where rescheduling actually stands, and whether comments like this influence the broader federal conversation.

In Florida, the marijuana legalization campaign is asking the state Supreme Court to restore 71,000 ballot signatures that were invalidated by officials. The outcome will likely determine whether adult-use legalization gets another path to voters in a major state.

Pennsylvania lawmakers are also weighing legalization, but there’s growing debate around taxation. An argument being made: if cannabis is taxed too aggressively from day one, the legal market struggles to compete. We look at how other states handled this and what Pennsylvania may learn from those examples.

And in Virginia, the House and Senate have advanced different marijuana sales legalization bills, setting up negotiations ahead. Trent Woloveck, Chief Strategy Officer of Jushi Holdings (OTCQX: JUSHF), joins the conversation to discuss the Virginia landscape and how operators are thinking about the state.

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0:00:00 — Rescheduling expectations, investor anxiety, and Pam Bondi timing uncertainty
0:02:49 — Market sentiment signals (Doug Kass buying MSOS/MSOX) and timing “black box”
0:04:09 — Overview of Virginia’s adult‑use bills and $10M vs $5M flip fee debate
0:07:28 — Rationale for Virginia flip fees, New York’s failed $20M model, and Maryland comparison
0:11:33 — Governor Spanberger’s stance, safety/tax priorities, and outlook for bill signing
0:13:08 — Long‑term strategy in Virginia, industry education, and building a model Southeast market
0:18:40 — Lessons from New York’s rollout, illicit market issues, and Virginia TAM ($2–4B)
0:22:48 — Need for patience on federal rescheduling, 280E relief, and bond/debt signals (Curaleaf $500M)
0:29:29 — Former drug czar William Bennett’s “gateway drug” comments vs data on teen use and legalization
0:32:36 — Demographic trends: declining teen use, rising adult (esp. 50+) medical/wellness cannabis use

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Understanding Cannabis as Medicine – 2024

This week, host Marc Matoza of Marijuana Med Today welcomes co-host Amy Green, RN with MMTC of Florida. The topic was Understanding Cannabis as Medicine.

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“Big Weed” and the Hidden Dangers of Marijuana Use | Amanpour and Company

In a recent Opinion piece, The New York Times editorial board argues that America has a marijuana problem. In just over ten years, attitudes towards the drug have changed dramatically. Marijuana is now legal for medical use in some 40 states, and for recreational use in 24 states. It’s now more common to use cannabis daily than it is alcohol, according to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health. Margaret Haney is a neurobiology professor at Columbia University who has spent decades researching the effects of marijuana on the brain. Haney joins the show to unpack the latest data.

Originally aired on February 16, 2026

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Debate over marijuana legalization continues in North Carolina as lawmakers weigh revenue potential

The debate over marijuana legalization continues in North Carolina, as advocates and lawmakers consider whether allowing medical or recreational use could generate significant tax revenue for the state.

North Carolina remains one of only a few states that have not legalized marijuana in any form. Supporters argue that legalization could provide a new source of funding at a time when lawmakers are facing budget pressures and growing costs.

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Plano dispensary becomes one of first in North Texas to offer medical marijuana onsite

Customers lined up at Goodblend, a dispensary in Plano, on Friday, waiting to buy medical marijuana available in gummies, tinctures and chocolate bars. 🍃

After last year’s expansion of the Texas Compassionate Use Program, Goodblend can now keep inventory onsite, allowing patients to fill prescriptions and pick up products the same day. It is one of the first dispensaries in North Texas to offer this option.

Medical cannabis is being prescribed in Texas to treat several conditions, from chronic pain to post-traumatic stress disorder.

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States surrounding Indiana have legalized marijuana. What will happen?

With Ohio legalizing marijuana, Indiana legislators may be feeling some pressure to take steps towards cannabis reform. Ohio voters passing a state law legalizing marijuana, Indiana now landlocked by states where the drug is legal.
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Experts SOUND ALARM on impact of cannabis as states legalize use

‘The Big Weekend Show’ panel discusses the dangers of marijuana use, legalization and why some critics are pushing for more regulation.

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