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The Culture High is a powerful 2014 documentary that dives into the deep-rooted issues surrounding marijuana prohibition. Directed by Brett Harvey, it builds on the debate over cannabis legalization by exploring the social, economic, and political factors that have shaped current drug policies. The film features a compelling range of voices—including Joe Rogan, Snoop Dogg, Dr. Gabor Maté, and former law enforcement officers—who discuss the impact of the "war on drugs" on society, from black market violence to the criminalization of users and patients.

Through personal stories and expert insights, The Culture High challenges viewers to rethink outdated perceptions about cannabis, urging a shift towards evidence-based policies that focus on health and personal freedom over punishment. It's an eye-opening documentary for anyone interested in understanding the complex landscape of marijuana prohibition and the potential benefits of reform.

When the cannabis taxonomy was first being written in 1753, Carl Linnaeus was essentially aware of only one type of cannabis: the European hemp variety of Cannabis that he added the suffix “sativa”, which at the time simply meant to grow or to sow. This type of cannabis was used industrially for ropes, cloth, paper, paints and varnishes, but surprisingly, not for the drug content.
Tune in to this engaging podcast episode where Todd McCormick, a seasoned cannabis activist, shares his inspiring journey and experiences advocating for the plant and community. Gain insights into the challenges he faced, victories achieved, and the future of the cannabis industry. Whether you're a cannabis enthusiast or curious about the activism behind it, this conversation is sure to enlighten and educate. Don't miss out on this conversation with a true pioneer in the world of cannabis activism!

There are quite a few episodes of TalkingCANNABIS on YouTube in the live section of the channel that you may enjoy.

This particular conversation includes Mel Frank and Jeff Lowenfels, as well as Tom Alexander and Skunkman Sam.

After our success with the 2008 release of The Union: The Business Behind Getting High, we decided to make another documentary focused on legalization.