By Phillip Smith During a series of YouTube interviews Thursday, President Obama demonstrated a remarkably laissez-faire attitude toward marijuana legalization experiments in the states. And
By Amber Langston How do marijuana laws affect women differently than men? What role do mothers, sisters, and daughters play in improving our current marijuana
By John Payne Last Thursday, January 15, state Senator Rob Schaaf (R – Saint Joseph) introduced Senate Bill 255 to legalize the production of industrial
Show-Me Cannabis announced today that it has filed a formal complaint against the St. Louis County Drug Task Force. The complaint, submitted by Director of
By John Payne Next Monday, we will commemorate the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., and his role in dismantling the Jim Crow system of
By Amber Langston Last week in Kansas City, Show-Me Cannabis launched the first of many salons to come geared specifically for ladies. About 50 people
By Aaron Malin Columbia First Ward Councilperson Ginny Chadwick resigned at a Columbia City Council meeting. The resignation, effective at noon today, comes after after a
By John Payne Happy New Year to all of Missouri’s cannabis law reformers! Last year was the best year for our cause in Missouri’s history,
Yesterday I wrote about Ginny Chadwick, a Columbia, Missouri City Council member that was facing a recall vote. The recall vote effort was led and
It wasn’t that long ago that supporting marijuana reform was considered to be political suicide. Now that marijuana reform has gone mainstream, the opposite is
I have been working with members of the Show Me Cannabis campaign out of Missouri for over two years now. I am always blown away
I first met Anthony Johnson during the 2012 Oregon Attorney General primary. I was working on the anti-Dwight Holton campaign, and received an e-mail from
By John Payne Although the Missouri General Assembly does not return to session until January 7, legislators have begun pre-filing legislation for consideration in the
By John Payne Earlier this month, the Saint Louis Post-Dispatch — the newspaper with the largest circulation in the state of Missouri — ran a
By John Payne We would like to thank everyone that helped make our fall conference and the associated events possible last week. Nearly 500 people
The Show-Me Cannabis campaign is doing amazing things in Missouri. The education campaign that they have been running for several years now has done a
Our fall conference will be held next Saturday, November 15, at the Crowne Plaza at 200 N Fourth Street in downtown Saint Louis. The following
One thing that I have always said about marijuana campaigns is that they need to start as early as possible. The sooner an initiative is
By Aaron Malin Missouri’s cannabis laws are terrible. Fortunately, we live in a democracy, where we get to elect our lawmakers. If you want to
By John Payne In two weeks, we will hold a series of events across the state, culminating with our Fall Conference at the Crowne Plaza
Many people don’t know just how hard people are working in Missouri to legalize marijuana. The Show-Me Cannabis campaign team has been working long hours
By Aaron Malin Last week, in a disappointing move, the Columbia City Council rejected an ordinance that would have decriminalized the cultivation of two cannabis
Show-Me Cannabis Executive Director John Payne sat down with Jeff Mizanskey to discuss his situation. Jeff, a Sedalia-area native, is serving a life sentence without
By Dan Viets, J.D., Show-Me Cannabis Board Chair The Columbia City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on the proposed Columbia marijuana cultivation
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