Cannabis Conversations: Unpacking Facts and Context with Jacob Levine
The book exposes readers to the various contexts of our knowledge about marijuana, including its racialized history of early prohibition and its potential as a medicine.
Ever wondered about the real story behind cannabis? In this engaging episode, Marshall Poe sits down with Jacob Levine, the author of 'Cannabis Discourse: Facts and Opinions in Context'. Levine's book is a treasure trove of information that encourages readers to think critically about cannabis. From the racialized history of marijuana prohibition to its potential as a medicine, Levine covers it all.
He also dives into the nuances of cannabis species, consumption methods, and the impact of laws like the Harrison Narcotics Tax Act. This isn't just a dry academic discussion; it's a lively conversation that challenges you to 'read between the lines' and question your own biases. Levine and Poe also tackle the comparison between alcohol and cannabis stigma, offering fresh perspectives on societal perceptions.
Whether you're curious about the historical context or the latest medical uses, this episode promises to enlighten and entertain. Perfect for anyone interested in the complex world of cannabis, this episode offers a balanced and thoughtful look at a topic that's often misunderstood.