Welcome to another no-holds-barred episode of
“Let’s Be Blunt with Montel”. Today, we sit down with a trailblazing figure in the cannabis regulation and advocacy world
— Cat Packer. Cat’s impressive body of work includes her role as the first person of color to lead a comprehensive cannabis
regulatory agency in Los Angeles, as well as her current contributions to the national dialogue on drug policy and cannabis law reform.
In this compelling episode, we’ll unearth what’s bubbling beneath the surface of cannabis legalization, discussing the complex layers of racial equity, legal frameworks, and the potential socio-economic impact.
We’ll also explore Cat’s vision for the evolution of national cannabis policy, the role of technology in fostering ethical practices, and the necessary steps towards effective education and restorative justice for communities historically plagued by disproportionate
drug laws.
Cat brings immense wisdom and a dynamic perspective to this pressing issue, offering invaluable advice for those navigating or impacted by the world of cannabis. Join us as we untangle the complexities of legalization
and what it means for future generations.
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In the final Cannabis Coast to Coast news with Alaina Pinto for 2024, the President Joe Biden continues to pardon more low level non violent cannabis prisoners with plenty more to go! Plus the same old Congress of lame ducks with Republicans pointing fingers at Democrats and Democrats pointing fingers at Republicans. So what will happen in Federal cannabis reform in 2025? We ask the NCIA Executive Director Aaron Smith that question among others in an exclusive interview with PCMTV Founder Jimmy Young. State reports from Oregon with Marianne Cursetjee; Karen Black in Arizona; Dina Nagib in California; Joe Parsons in Virginia; Tina Tasaka in Nevada and in Tribal Nation; Debi Facey in Canada; Doug Miller is High on Wall Street;
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