Marijuana Today

Aaron Houston and Dan Goldman join host Kris Lotlikar to discuss the Department of Justice's surprise announcement that Native American tribes can now legally grow and sell marijuana and follow the twists and turns in the latest moves by Congress. Produced by Shea Gunther

Adam Smith joins host Kris Lotlikar to discuss the impact of the marijuana breathalyzer and to explore whether legalization is driving down the price of illegal marijuana in Mexico.

Kris Krane, Taylor West, and Alex Kreit join host Kris Lotlikar to discuss whether legalization is coming to California and to reminisce about the largest marijuana business convention ever held. Produced by Shea Gunther.

Dan Goldman, Andrew Livingston, and Adam Smith join host Kris Lotlikar to discuss the word of the year— "vape"— and jump back into discussing the best way to regulate (or not) marijuana edibles. Produced by Shea Gunther.

Host Kris Lotlikar goes solo to talk about the Alaska election results, new projections for the legal markets and the latest Gallup poll numbers.  Produced by Shea Gunther. 

Dan Goldman and Kris Krane join host Kris Lotlikar for a victory lap after marijuana wins big on the ballot on election day and the crew runs down the good, the bad and the ugly of the last cycle. Produced by Shea Gunther.

Dan Goldman and Adam Smith join host Kris Lotlikar to take one last look at the marijuana issues on the ballot before election day and to put their credibility on the line with predictions on the races.

Andrew Livingston, Alex Kreit, Taylor West join host Kris Lotlikar to discuss the backlash to the State of Colorado considering banning most edibles marijuana products and the crew gets nerdy talking about campaign tactics in Oregon's fight over Measure 91.  Produced by Shea Gunther.  

Kris Krane, Dan Goldman, and Adam Smith join host Kris Lotlikar to belatedly discuss the repercussions of Attorney General Eric holder stepping down and everyone gets in their two cents on the initiatives we will win and lose this fall. Produced by Shea Gunther.

In this mini-episode, host Kris Lolikar explains why we're not running a full-length show this week and very boldly asks our listeners for ratings and reviews at iTunes. We'll be back with a full show next week. 

This special episode was recorded at the Students for Sensible Drug Policy International Conference with Stacia Cosner, Shaleen Title, Shea Gunther, Shawn Heller, Dan Goldman and Kris Krane joining host Kris Lotlikar.  The panel discusses how they each became involved in SSDP as they relay the history of the student organization that has been successfully working to end the drug war for over 16 years.

Kris Krane and first timers Evan Nison and Sam Chapman join host Kris Lotlikar to give a state by state rundown on how things are looking on the marijuana legalization front. This special show was recorded at the 2014 SSDP Conference. Produced by Shea Gunther

Kris Kane, Betty Aldworth, and Andrew Livingston join host Kris Lotlikar to discuss the implications of a recent study on youth marijuana use, new numbers out of Colorado, and the Washington Post's anti-legalization stance. Produced by Shea Gunther.

Troy Dayton, Adam Smith and Taylor West join host Kris Lotlikar to focus on Oregon, discussing the State shutting down unlicensed dispensaries and the political battles two months out from Election Day.  The crew also gets into the NFL’s marijuana policy and covers Chuck Todd’s marijuana primary predictions.  Produced by Shea Gunther.

Adam Smith, Dan Goldman and Alex Kreit join host Kris Lotlikar to review the new national numbers on marijuana legalization, ponder pot for the poor in Berkeley and discuss the implications of new research showing marijuana reform creating a safer, nicer world.  Produced by Shea Gunther.  

In this mini-episode, host Kris Lotlikar (on vacation this week in Black Rock City) runs solo and looks back over our first two months of broadcasting. We'll be back with full episodes and panels starting next week. Produced by Shea Gunther.

Andrew Livingston joins host Kris Lotlikar for a short episode to look at the first half sales numbers in Colorado and first months sales numbers in Washington state. They discuss the effects medical marijuana, supply constraints, and black markets are having on the fully legalized states. Produced by Shea Gunther.

Alex Kreit, Adam Smith and Taylor West join host Kris Lotlikar to critique Colorado’s “Don’t Be A Lab Rat” advertising campaign and war veterans get pissed about politics interfering with medical marijuana research.

Kris Krane, Tom Angell and Dan Goldman join host Kris Lotlikar to compare dueling pro and anti-marijuana advertisements in the New York Times and discuss the strategy behind the marijuana legalization initiative on the ballot in DC. Produced by Shea Gunther.

Betty Aldworth and Adam Smith join host Kris Lotlikar to react to the New York Times going all in for federal marijuana legalization and the panel gets giddy over the latest polling on the Florida medical marijuana initiative. Produced by Shea Gunther.