Ask Chad Grassy Logic S4 Ep4 - SW checking in with the PNW

Guest: Miggy - Legalization News Network

Summary:

This week Miggy visits with us again! I welcome Miggy from Legalization News Network as we check in with the PNW from the Southwest. We'll cover updates on the cannabis industry in Washington, as well as their legislature. Our deep dive focuses on the federal Hemp Rescheduling Update, and what his perspective is on the whole process. Plus, I break down recent New Mexico legislative bills, including one for cannabis use in hospitals and the controversial HB 294, which proposes black and white product packaging.

Sorry about the slightly out of sync audio for Chad.

Ask Chad Grassy Logic S4 Ep3 - Hash n’ Tings

Guest: JJ - JJ’s World

Summary:

On this week’s episode, I’m joined by JJ from JJ’s World to talk about his role in the cannabis industry, how his company has grown, and to really dig into hash and extracts—from favorite cultivars to wash, micron mixes, techniques, and some of the biggest misconceptions customers have about hash. I also share a quick legislative update on Senate Bill 129, a bill aimed at strengthening workplace protections for medical 🪴 patients that’s facing a tough road through multiple committees. We close with a look at a major Missouri court case where a grow was hit with a multi-million-dollar judgment after a worker suffered severe, life-altering injuries from plant particulate exposure, highlighting why PPE and worker safety can’t be treated as an afterthought.

Ask Chad Grassy Logic S4 EP2 - Making Slippery Slopes

Guest: Amber - Purple Circle Services

Summary:

Attorney and CEO Amber Lengacher of Purple Circle Services joins us to dissect the escalating political war against cannabis. We expose how the industry is under fire from Big Alcohol and Pharma, with misinformation campaigns and new "studies" like "Scromitting." We break down the detrimental hemp ban, the confusing "medical marijuana" rescheduling process, and the ballot initiatives pushing for legalization rollbacks in states like Arizona and Ohio. The urgent truth: the "slippery slope" is here, and only descheduling can stop the attacks.