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It's the fourth installment of the Queer Cannabis Club, where we highlight a fellow LGBTQ-led company in the cannabis space! In this episode, host Brit Smith talks to Ben Tousley and Mac Malikowski, founders of Buds Digest, a delicious digital magazine out of NYC made by and for gay stoners.

Buds launched on 4/20 2021, covering aspects of queer culture like music, comedy, and drag through the lens of cannabis. Over the past seven issues, Mac and Ben have sat down for smoke sessions with some of the coolest gay stoner icons, including Bowen Yang, John Early, Sam Jay, and Amy Sedaris. Their latest issue is out now and features more dope queer stoners like King Princess, Angel Olson, and Laganja Estranga.

Brit talks to Mac and Ben about how they came together and envisioned Buds Digest, how NYC's gay culture influences the stories and aesthetic of the magazine, and how they get so many awesome queer stoners to spark up and open up.

That's it for our winter 2023 season! We'll be back around 4/20 with our spring season.
Our first spring episode will feature guest host, former Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commissioner and founder of the Parabola Center for Law and Policy, Shaleen Title, interviewing guest Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben and Jerry’s ice cream and CEO of Ben's Best Blends. Subscribe and follow along so you don't miss out!

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As a consequence of the pandemic and these physical distancing restrictions, cannabis use may have increased due to additional stress and anxiety about the future, social isolation and loneliness, and changes in daily routines due to closures of nonessential workplaces.7 Indeed, cannabis use increased among those who used cannabis during the implementation of physical distancing restrictions in the European Union.8,9 There are indications that similar changes have occurred in Canada as well. An online survey conducted between March and April 2020 in Canada found that cannabis use increased among the overall population by 7%, with this increase most prominent in the younger age groups.10 Data on cannabis retail sales are consistent with these findings, as average monthly retail sales climbed from $151 million between December 2019 and February 2020 to $187 million between March and June 2020 in Canada.11 Despite these observations noted at the outset of the pandemic, patterns and risk characteristics associated with cannabis use, especially increase in cannabis use, during the pandemic are unclear. Understanding cannabis use during the pandemic is imperative for clinical practitioners and public health authorities in Canada.
Cannabis use in the overall population during the months of May and June of the pandemic remained unchanged. It is difficult to gauge the impacts of the pandemic on cannabis use in the overall population, given the present surveys were not representative and the potential confounding due to recent legalization of recreational cannabis use in Canada. About half of those who used cannabis increased cannabis use compared to before the start of the pandemic. This finding is consistent with the assessment of the number of days of cannabis use among those who used cannabis. According to an annual, representative survey of those 16 years and older across all provinces and territories in Canada, 32% of those who used cannabis during the past month reported daily or near daily use between April and June 2019.13 The analogous estimate amounted to 43% of those who used cannabis during the past week from all of the three survey waves combined, even though the present measurement timeframe was comparatively smaller in duration. Indeed, cannabis use among the overall population increased by 7%, as measured by a representative, online survey of those 15 years and older across provinces in Canada that was conducted between March 29 and April 03, 2020.10 Similar findings have also been observed elsewhere among those who used cannabis. About one third of those who used cannabis increased cannabis use during the physical distancing restrictions in France, as determined by a nonrepresentative, online survey of those 16 years and older that was conducted between March 25 and March 30, 2020.8 In a similar manner, based on assessments of those who used cannabis in an online, nonrepresentative survey conducted between April 08 and May 25, 2020 in the European Union, 23% increased frequency of cannabis use and 10% increased quantity of cannabis use during the physical distancing restrictions.9 Importantly, the increases in frequency of cannabis use and quantity of cannabis use were more pronounced among those who used cannabis regularly rather than occasionally in the European Union.9 Unfortunately, the present measurements did not allow for such distinctions. However, cannabis use should be explored further in detail, including comprehensive assessments of motivations of consumption, consumption patterns and behaviors (history of use, frequency per day, quantity per occasion, modes of administration, types of products, poly substance use), health outcomes and consequences (cannabis use disorder, attributable health problems, impaired driving) and treatment-seeking behaviors.
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Every season host Brit Smith brings you the audio edition of our magazine, speaking with the people who are making the products, opening dispensaries, doing medical research, and are active in the politics of cannabis.

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