Keep smoking and growing and watching prohibition fall down.

Good morning, DTC.

I'm super excited and I thank my guests so much for coming on the show today.

Man, I have Martin Lee, who is the author of Smoke Signals, which is the social history of cannabis.

It's a book that has absolutely enlightened me and taught me so much.

Martin Lee, thank you, my friend.

Thanks for doing the heavy lifting, brother.

Well, thank you, Scott, for having me on your show.

You know what, man?

Your book exposes all sorts of cannabis heroes.

I'm putting you right on the list, man, because the storytellers

are really important, man. And some of the things I learned from your book is absolutely extraordinary,

man. I mean, it takes you on ups and downs. By the way, I'm not a big reader. I started using

Audible. And thank you for putting it on Audible for guys like me that

man I'll read a book and I'll read three pages and fall asleep especially if I have a

joint in my mouth or you know so for me to be able to drive in a car and you know hear an hour

of the social history of cannabis is absolutely amazing man so right So right on, brother.

Well, I'm glad they get it inaudible as well.

It's a good way to get out to reach people.

I understand people have their different preferences about how they like to get information and how they like to use cannabis, a lot of different ways to doing it.

Yeah, I'm going to pop right into it, brother, because I know we have limited time.

I'm hoping to get you back on this show.

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