"Lukas and Dig discuss the Democrats not voting on cannabis legalization in DC, misinformation out of Psychology Today, a Missouri cannabis boom, and social equity in California. Plus, an all new ‘Garden Update” from Uncle Dig."

"In this week’s show, Lukas and Dig talk Nevada social clubs, NFL cannabis research grants, a Virginia seed giveaway and cannabis in German elections. Their guest is Tahir Johnson of the US cannabis Council, talking about cannabis social equity and red lining in cannabis. It’s a Bust looks at a massive bust in California."

"In this episode Dig and Lukas talk WA cannabinoid policy, an artificial cannabinoid study, California entheogen initiative and bill, Amazon dropping drug tests and CA dispensaries suing the state. Dig gives an end-of-the-season garden update. It’s a Bust looks at the FBI crime report and cannabis arrests."

Lukas and Dig get this episode started talking about the continued assault on women's rights by Republicans and how they are not going to stop with the upcoming Supreme Court decision. The pair begin the news segment discussing the proposed King County "task force" that is working on a plan to stop cannabis shop robberies, followed by a look at a failed attempt to Unionize a cannabis grow in Oregon, a lawsuit filed against former Republican Speaker of the House John Boehner and lastly, they give a quick update on the state of psilocybin legalization going on around the country. For the interview this week, Lukas speaks with Bonita Money of the National Diversity and Inclusion Cannabis Alliance (NDICA) and Mike Bologna of Dip Devices about lingering effects of the drug war on Black and Brown communities, things companies can do to promote social equity, a partnership between Dip Devices and NDICA and more.

In this episode of The Cannabis Corner, the show kicks off with Lukas hearing from Dig about how Southern Oregon may have dodged a drought this summer because of all the Northwest rain this year. In the news segment the duo covers DC prohibiting drug tests for employees, Nebraska medical cannabis news, Oklahoma halting new cannabis licenses and a town in Colorado changing its name to Kush. For this episode's interview Lukas speaks with Craig Cesal, who was granted clemency as President Trump left office. Lukas speaks with Craig about his time in prison, the status of the drug war today, how he feels about President Trump granting him clemency and his work for NDICA. It's a Bust looks at who is busted at the border for cannabis the most.

"The 50th episode of The Cannabis Corner gets started with Lukas and Dig catching up on what's going on with life and cannabis after the end of Season 5 break. In a sad and tragic story, the news segment begins with a look at a child's death in Virginia allegedly due to "Delta 8 THC toxicity," followed by a discussion about the second annual Leafly Cannabis Report, Florida's growing medical cannabis market and Mississippi's medical cannabis outlook. In this segment Henry Hagen of the Henry Hagen Band, interviews Hempfest Organizers, activist and supporters at a Hempfest fundraiser earlier in the year. He speaks with Vivian McPeak, Levi Lyon, Caitlin Ryan of the Cannabis Alliance, Kitty Junk, Bootleg Bill, King Youngblood, Stacy Block and James Laythrim about their thoughts on where Hempfest has been and where the world's largest protestable is going. Each show Lukas and Dig take some time to talk about the ongoing arrest of people for various cannabis crimes, despite cannabis being the 6th largest crop in the country. This week Lukas brings up the large busts, 200 lbs +, that are ongoing in states like Wyoming and Nebraska."

It's been a while, so Episode 53 kicks off with Dig and Lukas reintroducing themselves to the audience.

News:
A Washington State legislative update kicks off the news segment, followed by a closer look at: The FDA kicking CBD regulation over to the Congress; An Oregon story about an MSO/MCO ripping off small businesses in Oregon; And, a story out of Missouri that highlights some tips for first time cannabis consumers.

Interview:
This week Lukas interviews Chuck Olivier from Digital Balance Services about some things going on with weights and measures in the cannabis industry. They talk about increasing Federal regulatory over site of the cannabis industry, how this will affect cannabis businesses and consumers and the big question everyone wants to know, why a cannabis ounce is 28 grams and not 32 grams.

It's a Bust:
IAB travels to Oklahoma where a man was arrested with 167 pounds of cannabis in his car.

Listen to the Cannabis Corner Episode 53

This episode of The Cannabis Corner is brought to you by Advocates for Medical Cannabis

"Lukas and Dig jump Episode 54 off by comparing their experiences getting their medical cannabis cards this year. The news begins with a chat about Twitter's entry into cannabis advertising. Next up the hosts cover San Diego awarding social equity grants and an update about a pair sentenced in a cannabis and cattle Ponzi scheme. Lastly, the show updates the audience on the DEA's stance on synthetic cannabinoids. Bailey Hirschburg, of WA NORML and the Cannabis Observer, joins the show to talk about cannabis legalization, WA homegrows, cannabis consumption lounges and cannabis in popular media. This It's a Bust travels south to cover four men arrested for carrying bails of cannabis across the U.S. Mexico border."

"In this episode of The Cannabis Corner, Lukas and Dig give an update on Washington State's now ended legislative session for 2023.
News: The news starts off, staying in Washington, with a discussion of a new law preventing some pre-employment drug test; Followed by a look at Hawaii's latest legalization efforts, Leafly closing its newsroom and lastly the hosts talk about Oregon's falling cannabis prices.

Uncle Dig's Garden Update:
Dig gives an update on his Winter auto-flower efforts, as well as, talks about how he sorts out male and female plants in his garden. He then gives a sneak peak into what's going on in his garden this summer.

It's a Bust:
This IAB could be the most disturbing case yet, taking a closer look at an under reported case out of Tennessee where a family was ripped apart after a small cannabis bust."