The 2026 Missouri Vlasic Classic returns May 1–3, raising funds for The Forgotten Prisoner and Jarred Shaw, an American athlete imprisoned in Indonesia over cannabis gummies, as industry leaders rally for justice and reform.
Scientists have identified hundreds of compounds inside the cannabis plant, revealing one of nature’s most complex biochemical systems. From rare cannabinoids to terpenes and biotechnology, researchers are uncovering a molecular universe shaping the future of medicine.
ICBC Berlin has evolved from a legalization dream into Europe’s operational cannabis nerve center. Founder Alex Rogers shares why Germany’s cautious yet influential framework is shaping the continent’s future—and what global operators must understand before entering this rapidly maturing market.
Richard DeLisi marked his 77th birthday and five years of freedom in Brooklyn after serving 32 years for a non-violent cannabis offense. As one of the longest-serving cannabis prisoners in U.S. history, DeLisi continues to advocate for justice as New York’s legal market moves forward.
Kyle Rosner, Director of Partnerships at High Times, shares his journey from filmmaking to cannabis media, discussing authenticity, collaboration, legacy culture, and how sustainable storytelling is shaping the future of the modern cannabis industry.
France’s medical cannabis shift reaches a turning point as Cannabis Europa returns to Paris on February 19, 2026. With new legislation launching a permanent national program, the conference brings policymakers, healthcare leaders, and global investors together at a critical moment.
Avigail Duda always dreamed of making music. Using AI tools like Suno and Midjourney, she finally found a way in—creating her first original song and visual world. This is a story about creativity, cannabis, technology, and permission to begin.
Ophir Nevo of Cannarep Global breaks down how post-harvest technology, extraction equipment, and compliant infrastructure are shaping the future of the global cannabis industry—while keeping culture, community, and 4/20 traditions alive.
Wyld has acquired Grön in a major edibles industry transaction, uniting two Oregon-born brands known for quality, innovation, and craft. The deal expands scale and distribution while preserving Grön’s creative identity and product integrity.
In Colombia’s Santa Marta, Carlos Vives Jr. (CV420/Black Tuna) is reclaiming the real origin story behind “Colombian Gold” — mapping stacked microclimates, terpene-driven terroir, and verified legacy genetics into export-ready seeds and IP, plus a Caribbean Cup vision to re-anchor Colombia globally.
Filthee, founder of Lavender Boys and partner at Cali Dior Farms, details how legacy cannabis culture is scaling into pharmaceutical-grade global exports from Thailand—bridging street genetics, GMP compliance, and international medical markets.
During MJBiz Con week in Las Vegas, Jeeter Live debuted its first-ever Vegas show—built in weeks, sold out in 24 hours, and designed as an immersive cultural experience. Jeeter’s founders explain why cannabis’ next chapter is about connection, not just products.
For more than 15 years, graffiti artist Itay Nevet, aka Style, has been shaping Tel Aviv’s streets with paint, cannabis, and presence. In this Honeysuckle feature, he reflects on street art, daily weed ritual, and the rhythm of creating murals in a city that never stops moving.
The U.S. decision to reschedule cannabis to Schedule III signals federal recognition of medical value. Industry voices examine 280E tax relief, research access, patient impact, and the unresolved limits of reform.
At Cannafest Prague, Grove Bags CMO Lance Lambert explains how modified atmosphere packaging simplifies cannabis curing, improves consistency, and preserves quality for growers and consumers worldwid
