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My mom listens to your podcast a lot. She told me I should listen as well saying “it’s a great example of how a healthy relationship can be.” Thanks for all the laughs and inspiration, for it’s inspiration I need. I’m 17 years old and my uncle got me a job at his dentist office. I basically answer the phones. I do a good job, but I’m afraid to tell everyone involved I want more in life. I’m very outgoing and love to laugh with my friends. What I want to do is go to college and get into the …

Words by Shelton Hull    Well, summer is over, not that you can really tell. Ever notice how the same people who deny the reality of climate change are the same ones who insist that the stadium needs a roof because it’s too hot to watch football in September. Maybe it’s the heat, maybe it’s the day-drinking and the synthetic fabrics and the constant screaming, who knows? It doesn’t matter — we’re here for the laughs, so let’s just get right to it.   Every year, we see stories about kids going for joyrides in other people’s cars. Of course, …

  Words by Shelton Hull    Like many longtime cannabisseurs (at least the sane, honest ones), I was thoroughly confused by dabs when all that first became a thing some years back. My tastes were simple, pedestrian even: a toke here, a bong rip there, maybe a mouthful of THC gummies soaked in Manifest vodka on very special occasions, like WrestleMania or the election of Barack Obama. The first time I saw a dab rig, I had no idea what it was; maybe a glass bong made by someone who was already so high that they forgot what they were …

By Ted Hunt   In 1940, WWII raged in Europe. Here in the states, President Franklin Roosevelt believed that the United States’ best chance to stay out of the war was to help the Allies. Training Allied troops and sending American tanks, ships and planes to Europe, hopefully, would prevent the need to send American soldiers. As the threat of war increased, the United States took steps to prepare. In 1940, Congress and President Roosevelt approved the first-ever peacetime draft. Men between the ages of 21 and 45 had to register for military service. Also, the Navy began building naval …