Hey, how's it going, folks? It's Abdullah and Bean. And welcome back for another episode of

great moments in weed history. We've got a very special episode for you today. Our guest is an

absolute legend, not only in the weed world, but also in the music world and in the world in general.

I am talking, of course, about the one and only David Crosby, founding member of both the

Birds and Crosby Stills and Nash and sometimes young, both groups that have been inducted

into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Yeah, he's a Grammy winner. He's the Crosse, man. You know, the Cromus.

We got to blaze out with the Cros on a personal level. He wrote a song called Almost Cut My Hair.

That's one of my favorite songs, deeply meaningful for me. I think it kind of reflects the ethos of our podcast and our vibe here in that.

We are trying to stick to the real counterculture roots of this plant and of this community and not sort of given to this corporatization and this mainstream vibe.

Kraz definitely has been on that trail for a long time and as we learned and

discovered, he is a real weed guy. He remembers which strain he smoked the Beatles out on 50 years ago.

That qualifies you as a real weed guy. Yeah, seriously. It's crazy because he has had an eventful life.

This guy has been through a lot beyond being just a rock legend.

I mean, he's had some pretty well-known problems with various substances.

He spent some time in prison.

But now he's California sober, which of course means that

he just smokes weed, and he grows at his home in California, and he has a weed brand in development

that's going to be called The Mighty Cross. I mean, who doesn't these days, right? And he's also got a new

album, which you should check out wherever you listen to music.

And he's about to turn 80 years old.

And I got to say that for being probably one of the most famous people we've ever interviewed,

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