The Roll-Up

A company patents tobacco+cannabis, we recover from 4/20, and wear our safety goggles. 

Author David Bienenstock joins us to talk about 4/20 history, the Grateful Dead, and CBD burgers. 

Is your hash full of poo? (Maybe.) Plus, comedian Ngaio Bealum stops by to talk edibles and his new album. 

Bruce talks with graphic artist and author Box Brown about his new book, "Cannabis: The Illegalization of Weed in America."

Legalization's dead in New York. But in Oklahoma, it's going gangbusters. A report from the field. 

Legalization's last stand in NY and NJ; thirdhand pet smoke; and a 50-foot Australian bong.

Shopping at the Costco of Cannabis; $6 eighths in Oregon; the pleasures of smoking alone. 

The Roll-Up crew unpacks the viral video of a cancer patient getting hassled by The Man in his hospital room. Also, we look at white weed privilege and legalization measures in NY and NJ. 

In this special episode, Bruce & Ben explore cannabis culture in the Lone Star State, one of the last prohibitionist strongholds in America. It ain't legal here, but that doesn't mean it ain't here.

Inside Leafly's annual Cannabis Jobs Count; Whole Foods considers cannabis; and we are forming clubs you can join. 

California's cannabis farming permits are expiring, and a chronic shortage looms. Also: MedMen's Spike Jonze ad and listener poetry.

This week we're taping in Austin, Texas, as the advance team for Leafly's big SXSW splash next month. Good food, good music, good times, y'all. 

Congress takes up cannabis banking, finally; Sen. Kamala Harris says legalize it; cannabis courts LGBTQ consumers; and the tiger story.

This week we consider the efficiency of dabbing, MMJ for seniors, cannabis and sperm count, and our inexperience in fisticuffs. 

This week we discuss the practice of 'looping,' compare vaping and smoking, and get all deep and spiritual with the weed, man.