Hosted by attorney Michael Komorn from Komorn Law and Chad from Birmingham Compassion

Contributions from Rick Thompson from The Compassion Chronicles-also providing the news, and show producer Jamie Lowell from the Third Coast Dispensary in Ypsilanti

Tonight- MILegalize has been denied a fair evaluation by the highest state court of its claim that the group has been unconstitutionally denied ballot access. The case will now move to federal court. Discussion is heating up in the legislature over a set of bills designed to create a cannabis distribution system in Michigan although heavily opposed and considered dysfunctional by Michigan's cannabis reform community. Detroit group primarily comprised of black canna-business owners and professionals Sons of Hemp is formed to help support the emerging cannabis industry and takes on the City of Detroit as one of its first acts. The Feds and Native Americans stand off in South Dakota over land and resources, and tensions continue to build. John Sinclair, along with a group of heavy weight musicians from southeastern Michigan and both coasts will celebrate the legend's 75th birthday and raise funds for the John Sinclair Foundation in Ann Arbor area on October 1st.