Grow Weed at Home with Kyle Kushman

Special Offer: Love Strawberry Cough? Use code COUGH20 at checkout over at ⁠⁠⁠Homegrown Cannabis Co.⁠⁠⁠ and get 20% off ALL Strawberry Cough feminized cannabis seeds! His father spent 32 years in prison for weed. In this powerful episode of the Grow Weed at Home with Kyle Kushman podcast, Rick DeLisi shares his journey as the son of Richard DeLisi, America’s longest-serving cannabis prisoner. Rick opens up about the emotional toll of his father’s unjust 98-year sentence, the impact of the War on Drugs on his family, and how advocacy through The Last Prisoner Project helped secure his father’s release. From Amsterdam to the U.S., Rick recounts how his life intertwined with cannabis culture, his father’s legacy, and the fight for justice. 📌 Timestamps: • [01:14] The impact of a 98-year sentence: “It wasn’t just my dad; it was on my whole family.” • [10:18] Finding out Richard DeLisi was coming home: “I refreshed the database in disbelief.” • [14:01] Santa Marta Gold: The movie about Richard DeLisi’s life and legacy. 🎥 Don’t miss this deeply personal and insightful conversation about family, resilience, and the fight to end cannabis prohibition. Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Please consult local laws regarding cannabis cultivation and consumption.

Special Offer: Love Strawberry Cough? Use code COUGH20 at checkout over at ⁠⁠Homegrown Cannabis Co.⁠⁠ and get 20% off ALL Strawberry Cough feminized cannabis seeds! Dive into the mind of Ed Rosenthal, the legendary cannabis activist, author, and cultivator affectionately known as the “Guru of Ganja.” In this exclusive interview, Ed shares his unique insights on cannabis cultivation, the history of High Times magazine, and the evolving cannabis industry. Whether you’re a seasoned grower or new to the community, you’ll be captivated by Ed’s stories, advice, and passion for the plant. From the science of cultivation to empowering home growers, Ed’s wisdom is unparalleled. We also explore cutting-edge cultivation methods, the debate over synthetic vs. organic growing, and the future of cannabis. Plus, Ed reveals his dream executive order for cannabis reform and reflects on decades of advocacy. Don’t miss this incredible conversation with one of the most respected voices in cannabis history! Timestamps: • 01:15 - Why Growing Cannabis is Addictive • 03:01 - The Birth of High Times: A Look Behind the Scenes • 10:36 - The Science of Growing: How Cultivation Has Evolved • 17:12 - Should Everyone Use Cannabis? Freedom of Choice • 20:42 - Ed’s Experimental Techniques for Small Spaces Disclaimer: This video is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to promote the use, sale, or cultivation of cannabis where it is illegal. Always comply with local laws and regulations. Viewer discretion is advised.

Special Offer: Love Strawberry Cough? Use code COUGH20 at checkout over at ⁠Homegrown Cannabis Co.⁠ and get 20% off ALL Strawberry Cough feminized cannabis seeds! In this episode of the “Grow Weed at Home with Kyle Kushman” podcast, Kyle sits down with the legendary cannabis advocate and entrepreneur, Steve DeAngelo. Together, they dive deep into the values that unite the cannabis community, share stories of meaningful cultural exchanges, and discuss the impact of the Last Prisoner Project in advocating for social justice within the cannabis space. From the evolution of California’s cannabis industry to the challenges of legalization and regulatory shifts, Kyle and Steve explore both the victories and the obstacles shaping the future of cannabis. Steve also offers insights into his latest efforts to create economic diversity and community in the cannabis world, while passionately highlighting the need for ethical practices in the industry. Join them for an inspiring and eye-opening conversation on the past, present, and future of cannabis activism. Disclaimer: Due to recording at the Emerald Cup, our microphones were slightly off-mic, and background noise may be noticeable. Subtitles are included for clarity. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any associated organizations.

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Richard DeLisi, America’s longest-serving cannabis prisoner, to discuss his incredible journey from a 98-year sentence to freedom. Nicknamed “Uncle Rick,” DeLisi opens up about his emotional experiences in prison, how he stayed hopeful for decades, and the impact cannabis had on his life. He reflects on the injustice of his incarceration and shares the mission that drives him today—helping other nonviolent cannabis prisoners find their way to freedom through organizations like the Last Prisoner Project. Use code COUGH20 at Homegrown to claim 20% off ALL Strawberry Cough Feminized seeds Kyle and Rick share personal stories, including smoking Strawberry Cough together and talking about their cannabis histories. The conversation dives deep into the legal struggles of the past, the current cannabis movement, and what lies ahead for the industry. Rick also teases the upcoming documentary Santa Marta Gold, which will spotlight his life, with production support from Homegrown Cannabis Co. 00:00 - Introduction to Richard DeLisi’s 32-Year Cannabis Imprisonment 02:01 - Richard’s 98-Year Sentence: Legal Missteps and Injustice 06:03 - The Loss of a Friend in Prison: Harsh Realities of Incarceration 10:00 - Life Before Prison: Automotive Business and Drag Racing Passion 11:16 - Smuggling Cannabis: Thrill, Betrayal, and Imprisonment Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily reflect the views of Homegrown Cannabis Co. or its affiliates. This content is intended for educational and informational purposes only. We do not promote illegal activities or the illegal use of cannabis. Cannabis laws vary by jurisdiction, and it is the viewer’s responsibility to comply with local regulations. This video is intended for audiences 21 years and older. Please consume responsibly.