Hey, how's it going, folks? It's Abdullah and Bean. And happy 420! That's right. It is weed

Christmas up in the house and your favorite weed podcast is celebrating in kind. We are so stoked

for this holiday. Bean, how are you feeling this 420?

I'm feeling optimistic.

I'm feeling fired up.

I'm feeling like this story that we're going to drop today is going to inspire a lot of people.

This 420, I'm going to actually be in New York City, a place where I was arrested for smoking weed,

a place where I was handcuffed and put in the police car, you know, not comparing it to

the many people I know who did time. But now I'm going to go back with a friend of mine

to the exact place where we got busted smoking weed and we are going to light one up on the

street and it's perfectly legal to do that now. So if you heard last week's episode, you now know

the history of 420 itself. If you have not, please go check it out. It's a rebroadcast of our famous

Waldo's episode that tells you about the origin story of 420.

But for today, the day in question 420, we have a very special episode that we recorded

live in front of a studio audience at Green Street in Los Angeles.

This was a fantastic night.

It was our first live show post-pandemic.

Of course, we've done a couple before. You might have heard them. Our one with Ben Sinclair

at the Brooklyn Podcast Festival. Our one about the summer of the cans up at Savage Henry.

And this one right here was all about one of the most famous names in cannabis, probably the most

famous name in modern cannabis. And it was a really good time. The person in question, our

subject, his son was actually in the room and he really loved the episode, which was very, very

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