Cannabis Legalization News Podcast
Cannabis Legalization News explains what changed in cannabis—and what comes next.
Each week, cannabis attorney and dispensary owner Thomas Howard and activist Miguel “Miggy” Santiago connect the laws, court decisions, policy shifts, rights issues, hemp developments and regulated-market realities that matter.
Each episode connects consequential cannabis developments and explains what they mean. Ask Thomas is a forthcoming pilot and will not be represented as an active series until it launches.
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Cannabis Legalization News Podcast
Latest Episodes
Marijuana Rescheduling's Court Fight Could Stretch Into 2027
Recorded October 11, 2026. Thomas Howard and Miggy present the Cannabis Legalization News weekly roundup.Watch the original CLN video replay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mHjZk34FPoBrought to you by Collateral Base.C...
DEA Judge Stays Rescheduling Case: Is This a Dead End?
Thomas Howard examines the DEA marijuana rescheduling stay, the GAO report, and what the delay means for cannabis operators. October 13 is a response deadline—not a promised decision date.Recorded analysis reflects the record as of Octo...
The DEA Rescheduling Stay: Everything You Need to Know
In this October 4, 2026 replay, Thomas Howard and Miggy discuss the DEA's marijuana rescheduling stay and what happens next. October 13 is a response deadline, not a promised decision date.Watch the original YouTube replay: https://www....
Marijuana Rescheduling: Is an October Surprise Still Possible?
Could marijuana rescheduling still produce an October surprise? Thomas Howard traces the federal timeline, the DEA process and the separate court challenge, then explains what he is watching next.October remains a possibility, not a prom...
Montana's New Weed Rule: Who Can Actually Run the Store?
Montana is spelling out who must document residency to run a licensed cannabis business—even when that person is not an owner. Its new rule cites the Ninth Circuit, while the wider cannabis-licensing dispute continues.Recorded September...
