[Audio] Humboldt’s new normal after pot legalization; Last week’s top stories
Humboldt Last Week features quick local stories and typically ends with a longer one. Downloadable and on podcast networks for later listening.
In the latest episode of Humboldt Last Week (7:12)
Update, 3 p.m. Nov. 5: In the interview the number of properties on the market in Southern Humboldt is mentioned anecdotally. Kym Kemp has confirmed as of today there are 238 listings on the market in Southern Humboldt. -Myles
Award-winning journalist Kym Kemp shares her insight on marijuana legalization so far in Humboldt — the upsides, the downsides, and what can be done. Kym and I also share feedback we’ve gathered from farmers, business owners, and community members including Eureka Police Chief Steve Watson.
Other stories in Episode 104
With a concluded investigation the DA will begin considering charges in the Lawson case this week, the new novel “Annie California” has characters from Humboldt, NPR covered an HSU professor’s nightmare health bill, a possible pot brownie incident at a local high school, Eureka is set to make a big decision about In-N-Out Burger, Kym Kemp earned an award, filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola teamed up with some Humboldt fellas on a cannabis line, an unfortunate Arcata homicide statistic, and much more.
Humboldt Last Week also has some lightheartedness, new music picks, and event suggestions. On the radio throughout the day on 99.1 KISS FM Mondays.
Episode partners: Cafe Nooner – Bongo Boy Studio – Tuyas Mexican Restaurant
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Don’t forget the local shop owners being pushed out by an industry than can afford higher rent.
Thats just called capitalism, everyone has the right to engage in business that paus money or struggle with one that does not pay money
You mean the homeless collectors?
If there were more resources for cannabis oversight those thousands of growers will be forced into compliance. Obey the law and respect the environment.
Agreed.
Areful with this one Kym . Got banned from loco for doxxing another commenter just yesterday
the law states that cannabis is legal. It’s a regulatory/civil matter not a legal matter for the most part. But yes, I agree that the environmental aspect should be considered, similar to the wine industry. cucumbers, squash, potatos, etc.. are also regulated and those farmers need to obey the law as well.
I regret voting for Prop 64
Why? The goals of 64 were very clear. Eradicate the traditional marketplace and take the money away from criminal enterprises. What the heck did you think would happen with 64?
Less of the criminal element is nice. But we should have waited for something that would protect small farmers that actually care about this place. There are more than you realize. I thought the transition for them would be easier.
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Umm its full of criminals
What do YOU think is happening?
Eradicate a black market for drugs!? Lmao. Legal rx drugs is the biggest black market drug trade in America. PS. There legal….
Bull crap my man, I can grow renegade potatoes and as many cukes as I want, any way I want,when and where I want,,,,,, growing squash is my life and I’ll never follow the rules,regulations and laws concerning peas and carrots,,,, up yours you dog face law abiding citizens,,,,free up the corn baby!!!! Great work Kym,Great work.
So many delusions, so little understanding. The King is dead, long live the King.
I am the king… kill the king!
( Dave Mustaine)
“peace sells….but who’s buying”
“You guys are mad,mad I say.”
Legality means having a county permit, a state license, and a BOE sellers permit. Anything short of that is not legal. 95% of SoHum growers are illegal.