In this week’s episode of High on Home Grown, we’re covering a mix of research headlines, local oddities, and regulatory concerns from across the scene:
Macky kicks things off with a study suggesting medicinal cannabis may not be effective for anxiety or depression. As always, we look beyond the headline and dig into what the research actually shows, and what might be missing from the conversation. He also brings a strange local story, with bags of suspected cannabis discovered dumped in a canal between Bolton and Bury. One of those “how did that even happen?” moments that raises more questions than answers.
Smee reports on growing concerns in Guernsey that misuse of medicinal cannabis could lead to tighter regulations, highlighting the delicate balance between access and control.
Dr. Margaret covers fresh doubts surrounding cannabis rescheduling following a new federal report, adding more uncertainty to a process that’s already been long and complicated. We also touch on a more positive global development, as industrial hemp leaders from around the world prepare to gather in Poland for the 23rd EIHA conference. A sign that the industry continues to move forward despite the noise.
Another packed episode covering research, regulation, and the strange stories that keep things interesting week to week.
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