J Gordon Curtis

J Gordon Curtis is a freelance writer from Flint, MI, based in Nashville, TN. He has a passion for cannabis and the decriminalization of the people who use drugs.

When the pandemic started, James decided that his happiness was something worth taking a chance on. To that end, he decided to use the opportunity of boosted unemployment to chase his dream of becoming a writer. Leaving his job in sales, James would pursue this dream through the route of freelance, providing writing for cannabis companies throughout the country.

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Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds (HBWR): Naturally-Occurring LSA

Hawaiian baby Woodrose seeds are gaining popularity as a "legal high," but the side effects deter many. Let's go over the intricacies of this potent seed.

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How Delta 8 Is Transforming Restrictive States

In states where marijuana is illegal, hemp-derived cannabinoids are booming. Here’s how these legal forms of THC are transforming restrictive states.

How Public Outcry Saved 5 Psychedelic Tryptamines From The DEA Chopping Block

In January of 2022, the DEA did something they rarely ever do — reversed course on scheduling 5 different drugs — due to public outcry.

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Buying Drugs in Portugal: The Effect of Decriminalization on Clandestine Drug Sales

Buying drugs in Portugal can be a gamble. While the government decriminalized all drugs, selling them is still illegal. It's not illegal to sell FAKE drugs, however.

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Don’t Buy Disposable Vapes! Inside One Man’s Uphill Battle Against Lithium Depletion

Disposable vaporizers are responsible for sending lithium to landfills. This precious Earth metal may reach critical levels just when we truly need it the most.

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Alberta Paves the Way For Legal Psychedelics

Alberta made history in October by becoming the first Canadian province to regulate the use of psychedelics. Here’s what happened.

Should We Celebrate Biden’s Midterm Marijuana Move?

Biden recently announced sweeping pardons for all federal marijuana charges. While this is a great step, many criticize him for not going far enough.