Welcome to season 3 with the team that is literally "smokenol day". This episode is a lightning round of the very best science bits from the rest of the season. Get a taste for what's to come - this season is going to be bigger and better with "extra credit" and facilitated discussions. Starting off with the most important receptors in the brain/body all the way to explaining how complex cannabis products can affect them, this season will help guide you to new depths in your cannabis understanding!

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Cannabis topicals can be a helpful tool to improve quality of life by delivering a high concentration of active molecules directly on the skin. Our skin is the largest organ in the body and it is covered in CB1 receptors! Our team loves topicals and this episode is dedicated to explaining exactly why they can be so useful!

Disclaimer: anything discussed on this podcast is not medical advice; this podcast is hosted by Cannabis scientists and consumers sharing their personal thoughts and opinions with the community.

JAMA Sunscreen Paper: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31961417/

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This week we have special guest Murphy Murri on the podcast! Murphy is an expert in Cannabis extraction and an educator in the Cannabis community. On this episode we talk about ways to get into the Cannabis industry, diving into some niche language used to describe Cannabis products, and hash, what it is and how it’s made (along with many other topics as always)! Thanks for listening!

Disclaimer: anything discussed on this podcast is not medical advice; this podcast is hosted by Cannabis scientists and consumers sharing their personal thoughts and opinions with the community.

Hash fight: @hashfight

Sano Gardens: @sanogardens

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Riley and Miyabe talk with Dr. Gordon Walker, also known as FascinatedbyFungi on social media. The three scientists talk about how different components of nature can be healing, how both mushrooms and Cannabis help us understand and appreciate the natural world and discuss censorship issues on social media while educating about natural products.

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Disclaimer: This is not medical advice; this podcast is hosted by cannabis scientists and consumers sharing their thoughts with the community.

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The most popular method for using cannabis is smoking flower; it's also the most ancient. Flower is amazing and in this episode team smokenol explains why we are so into researching smoking flower. We also take a big picture look at pharmacology, the study of drugs in the body. Whether you know it or not, pharmacology is a central part of your life. So if you've always wondered why certain strains hit different, come hang out with us in this team smokenol smoke n' science sesh!

Disclaimer: This is not medical advice; this podcast is hosted by cannabis scientists and consumers sharing their thoughts with the community.

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Every legal cannabis purchase goes through rigorous testing before reaching the shelves to ensure the product is safe and up to standard. On this episode of Smoke n' Science, Riley and Miyabe speak with Dr. Amber Wise, PhD the scientific director of Medicine Creek Analytics in Washington State and co-chair of programming for the American Chemical Society's Cannabis Subdivision. Amber also does research, this episode dives into a brief overview of testing and where the industry is at with quality control.

Disclaimer: This is not medical advice; this podcast is hosted by cannabis scientists and consumers sharing their thoughts with the community.

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Amber's Paper: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8264932/

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We've all had difficult conversations about cannabis. Whether it's a friend, family member, or a healthcare provider, it can be demoralizing to feel invalidated and frustrating if you're struggling to find the right words. Many people still have a negative bias about the plant, which isn’t their fault as there’s been a lot of propaganda advocating against it over the years. On this episode of Smoke N' Science, we talk to Shango Los, host of Shaping Fire and expert at cannabis communication. Together, we’re going to share some difficulties we’ve had and some tricks we use to break it all down and hopefully help change people's minds!

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This episode is dedicated to our all of our listeners who are patients first, like us. Your support has been amazing and inspired us to continue to make a bigger and better season 2. In this special BONUS episode, we share our stories and why we are so passionate about cannabis science and education. Our second season is going to start with a bang in just two weeks! Again, we can't thank all of you enough for choosing to be a part of our community! 

*Note: All opinions expressed in this podcast are just that. We are NOT medical professionals making formal recommendations; we are just two cannabis scientists speculating about what we would and wouldn't do in theory!

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For the last episode of Smoke N’ Science in 2021, Riley and Miyabe interview Dr. Paloma Lehfeldt. Dr. Paloma is a medical doctor, and an advocate for Cannabis. The three discuss the challenges of being a Cannabis advocate in the medical space and the stigmas associated with it, what doctors learn about Cannabis in medical school, and tools she uses to educate patients on Cannabis, among other interesting topics! Thanks for all your support this year!

*Note: All opinions expressed in this podcast are just that. We are NOT medical professionals making formal recommendations; we are just two cannabis scientists speculating about what we would and wouldn't do in theory!

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Kyoto CBD Paper: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6856203/

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In this week’s episode of Smoke N’ Science we’re going to dive into some language used to describe different cannabis varieties. There are hundreds of different Cannabis varieties that exist, and new ones are being created every day. The different types can cause very different effects on our body because they contain different molecules! The most common term to describe these types is ‘strain’ but the Cannabis industry is evolving to include newer more accurate terms, mainly chemovar and cultivar. Let’s discuss the different language we use to describe Cannabis and where we see Cannabis classification going in the future! 

*Note: All opinions expressed in this podcast are just that. We are NOT medical professionals making formal recommendations; we are just two cannabis scientists speculating about what we would and wouldn't do in theory!

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In this episode of SmokeN’Science we dive into some specific examples of chronic pain including migraines, fibromyalgia, GI issues, and endometriosis. We then discuss some ways that would be most effective for taking Cannabis as medicine depending on how quickly you want to feel the effects and where pain is located in your body! We also have a special interview with a Cannabis grower and patient, Connor V. with Frankenstein Genetics, who will discuss how Cannabis changed the trajectory of his life with smokenol inventor Andy Westerkamp. 

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Clinical Endocannabinoid Deficiency Paper: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5576607/ 

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Connor V./Frankenstein Genetics: https://www.frankensteingenetics.com/ 

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On  episode 2 of Smoke N' Science we talk about pain. Pain is the number one  use for medicinal Cannabis in the United States, and this is no  accident. Cannabis can change the way pain signals are sent in our  brains and provide some much-needed relief, especially for chronic pain  sufferers! In today's episode we begin to talk about pain, what it is,  the different kinds of pain, and what's happening in our brain when we  experience pain. Join us on this journey into our endocannabinoid system  to learn more- we promise it won't be painful to listen to!

Up next: in part 2 we'll dive into individual disorders where pain plays a crucial role and the different methods of administration that can be helpful for pain!

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British Medical Journal (Cannabis & Pain Paper):  https://www.bmj.com/content/374/bmj.n2040

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Riley and Miyabe peek under the covers of cannabis research and discuss some of the barriers to science that have contributed to the stigma. Miyabe summarizes the system in our bodies that is responsible for the effects and the medicinal benefits of Cannabis, and Riley explains why natural products that contain complex formulations have unique benefits in comparison to the traditional pharmaceutical route of a single isolated molecule. Take an inside view of Riley and Miyabe’s team chemistry and how they hope to change the status quo! Up next: the science behind cannabis and all types of pain, and how the endocannabinoid system is a key regulator by multiple mechanisms. 

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 SSRI Paper: www.cell.com/cell/pdf/S0092-8674(21)00077-5.pdf 

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