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Articles Featured

  1. The History of Cannabis Use
  2. How to Get Your Medical Marijuana Card in Pennsylvania
  3. How CBD Took the World by Storm
  4. 13 Real People Explain Why They Use CBD Oil For Anxiety by Miss Marijuana
  5. Cannapause: Cannabis for Menopause by CannaLance
  6. 10 Hempsational Facts About Hemp by CannaLance
  7. Why Do You Use Cannabis?
  8. Tune-In Tuesdays #14: Keying into KEEF
  9. Tune-In Tuesdays #13 BONUS: Chipping into Different Tunes with Doctor Octoroc
  10. Bug & XtaSeay’s Medical Marijuana Review: Sinderella by Grassroots
  11. Strain of the Week: Blue Lemonade
  12. Herbology’s Town Hall in Morton, Pa
  13. CBS Refuses to Air Cannabis Advertisement During the Super Bowl
  14. Cigarettes: Over Romanticized and Over Done ’till Death
  15. Tune-In Tuesdays #12: WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO? by Billie Eilish

Contributors

Editor, Artist, & Photographer: burgundy bug

Co-Contributor: XtaSeay

Guest Features:

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Sources

The History of Cannabis Use

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How to Get Your Medical Marijuana Card in Pennsylvania

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How CBD Took the World by Storm

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13 Real People Explain Why They Use CBD Oil For Anxiety by Miss Marijuana

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Herbology’s Town Hall in Morton, Pa

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CBS Refuses to Air Cannabis Advertisement During the Super Bowl

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Cigarettes: Over Romanticized and Over Done ’till Death

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