Amendment 64

My first thought when this passed was that Colorado's economy would benefit greatly if we could farm Hemp, but does Amendment 64 cover that?

The task force that was created by Governor Hickenlooper when he proclaimed the votes for Amendment 64 in December had their final meeting yesterday Thursday February 28, 2013. Find out what they discussed in their last meeting before legislators craft regulations and laws for adults to smoke marijuana legally for recreational purposes.

Coming up in October, Colorado will have to pass a set of rules regulating the usage of marijuana. Some of the new regulation could include: purchase and sell of marijuana, potency warning labels, food handlers for edibles, distribution and boundaries on where marijuana can be smoked.

Since the passing of Amendment 64 in Colorado, it is now legal for Colorado residents 21 years of age or older to posses up to an ounce of weed and to use it recreationally. But, where do Coloradans get this legal weed?

Colorado has always banked off of tourism to boost our economy. Ski season helps out a lot with drawing thousands of tourist to Colorado. During the summer and spring months tourist come from all over the nation to climb our 14ers and to camp and fish...

Recently, we had a listener tell us that he doesn't like being called a "Pot Head" because it's derogatory. What should we call people who smoke pot?