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1 week ago | cannatechtoday.com | Aron Vaughan |Armchair Rockstar

In recent years, the conversation around cannabis has shifted dramatically, particularly in professional sports. Once stigmatized and strictly prohibited, cannabis is now being recognized for its therapeutic benefits, especially in pain management and recovery. A growing number of athletes are coming forward to share their experiences, advocating for a reevaluation of cannabis policies in sports.

2 weeks ago | cannatechtoday.com | Aron Vaughan |Armchair Rockstar

On April 10, 2025, legendary musician and actor Ice-T and cannabis industry leader and entrepreneur Charis Burrett officially opened the doors to The Medicine Woman Jersey City, bringing their mission-driven cannabis brand to the East Coast for the first time.

1 month ago | cannatechtoday.com | Aron Vaughan |Armchair Rockstar

Life is seldom simpler than when digging in the dirt. Connection to Mother Nature is an essential part of the human experience, and one that seems to be diminishing in an increasingly chaotic world. That’s why gardening saw a renaissance during the COVID-19 pandemic. A little time away from the bustle allowed us all to ‘get back to our roots.’ For cannabis enthusiasts, a shift toward home cultivation was inevitable.

1 month ago | cannatechtoday.com | Aron Vaughan |Armchair Rockstar

In the cannabis community, few voices stand out as powerfully and authentically as Sara Payan’s. Host of the award-winning podcast Planted with Sara Payan and a respected cannabis educator and policy advocate, Payan has dedicated over a decade to reshaping the conversation around cannabis. With a personal journey rooted in resilience and a professional career built on advocacy and education, Payan has become one of the most influential figures in the cannabis space.

1 month ago | cannatechtoday.com | Aron Vaughan |Armchair Rockstar

Alibi Cannabis is carving out a unique space within Oregon’s challenging cannabis market, a sector known for its high standards in quality and intense competition. Founded by Marianne Cursetjee in 2017, Alibi is rooted in Oregon’s deep cannabis culture and Cursetjee’s personal journey, which led her to explore cannabis after a battle with breast cancer.