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Cannabis Legalization News Podcast

Cannabis Legalization News - Week Ending August 17, 2025

17 Aug 2025

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Send us a textJoin Tom, a seasoned cannabis lawyer, as he delves into the latest in cannabis legalization news for the week ending August 17, 2025. In this episode, Tom discusses the ongoing complexities of cannabis remaining a Schedule I substance, despite ongoing debates and potential rescheduling to Schedule III. Tom also shares insights from the week's main stories, including Donald Trump's surprising comments on cannabis and legislative developments in Texas. Furthermore, the podcast explores the challenges and unpredictability of home growing cannabis, the influence of hemp regulations, and new research on vaping products. Stay tuned for insightful discussions on regulatory hurdles, and the evolving landscape of legal cannabis.00:00 Introduction and Podcast Goals01:07 Streamy Yard Updates and Main Story Tease01:48 Trump's Cannabis Comments and Rescheduling Speculations05:11 Homegrown Cannabis Challenges11:41 Texas Cannabis Legislation and Industry Insights17:04 Advocacy for Sensible Cannabis Regulations26:42 Trucking Industry Concerns and Cannabis Testing29:08 Debating Cannabis Impairment Rules29:37 Political and Social Commentary30:06 Rescheduling and Prohibition Issues31:02 Challenges in Cannabis Legislation32:09 Technical Difficulties and Show Banter36:40 Hemp and Seed Industry Concerns40:22 Pharmaceutical Regulations and Cannabis46:20 Vaping Products and Health Risks52:00 Final Thoughts and Future PlansSupport the showGet our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3VEn9vu

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