The Roll-Up

The news out of OK grows weirder by the day, Ben and Bruce parachute into Phoenix, and Dave worries about Canadian cannabis ads.

The next fully legal state may be...North Dakota? Also, Ben grooves on aphids, Dave notes a new CBD title in the adult entertainment section, and everyone puzzles over a really weird bulldozer story.

This week we celebrate Canada Day and Independence Day, dive into Arizona's concentrates conundrum, and take offense at Quebec's curious new canna brand.

On July 4, Leafly podcasts crash together: "The Roll-Up" meets "What Are You Smoking?" in a bonus episode celebrating our legalization progress, and looking ahead to more (Michigan! Missouri! Utah! Utah? Yes, Utah) in 2018 and beyond.

PermitPatty blows up, the FDA approves Epidiolex, Oklahoma OK's MMJ, and Bruce reveals his peanut-selling past.

CANADA GOES LEGAL! We talk with attorney Trina Fraser about what's next in The North. Also, Henry Rollins reveals what changed his stance on cannabis.

Leafly's California editor David Downs joins Bruce and Ben to explain why the entire state is having a blowout sale. Also, Ben digs into the legality of CBD. Or its illegality. Hard to say. 

This week, legalization goes bananas. Canada's Senate votes to end prohibition, while the US Congress unveils a historic bill to do the same. Pinch us, wake us: Is this really happening? 

In this bonus episode of The Roll-Up, Bruce and Ben sit down with Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes, who is actively vacating past cannabis convictions in the city. How he do it? Turns out it wasn't that hard. It just took political will and a little paperwork.

This week Dave flip-flops on dank beer (legal or not), Ben rates California's gubernatorial contenders, and Bruce takes heat for a Jeff Sessions column. 

Bruce reveals the secret behind The Roll-Up theme song; cannabis pros leap into politics; NYC wakes up to legalization; and Ben tells the tale of Kanepi, the Estonian town with a cannabis flag.

This week we consider New York's legalization moves, the Supreme Court's sports betting decision, and an Englishman's decision to spirit a healthy sativa away to a better home. 

This week Big Brother Canada winner Sarah Hanlon joins the crew for a discussion of cannabis, pop culture, and Canadian legalization. Also, cannabis and live music: Will they ever get along? 

This week: We chat with Ricardo Baca, founding editor of The Cannabist, about the vertical's death (and new life?). Also: Cannabis Cups, California delivery, and a 5-foot bong. 

Bruce talks with Bernard Noble, newly free after doing 7 years for two joints; Ben takes on YouTube; and Dave defends the Leafly green room.