Montel talks with Kentucky native Jim Higdon on this episode of Let’s Be Blunt. Jim wrote the first non-fiction account of the Cornbread Mafia which tells the story of the biggest domestic marijuana syndicate in American history, which took place in his hometown of Marion County, Kentucky. With the book’s success, he became a nationally recognized cannabis journalist, covering Kentucky for the Washington Post and cannabis policy for POLITICO. In 2018, he left journalism to co-found Cornbread Hemp.
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This is the first section or A Block of the debut of Cannabis Coast to Coast News with Alaina Pinto, a weekly roundup of cannabis news produced by Pro Cannabis Media. The 4th district federal court rips the DEA for an “ambiguous” definition of hemp. So what’s legal now? The Industry is in a state of flux again especially after California Governor Gavin Newsom is ready to ban all cannabinoid derived products. We hear from Kerry Hinkle of the US Hemp Roundtable, Lisa Battista reports from California; Ohio sells a near record of cannabis in their first month of sales, Christina Brisson reports from the Buckeye state.

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