Let's talk marijuana in Detroit // Hill Harper runs for Senate // Listener feedback
Norris Howard
Detroit, MI
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Today’s show is in three parts. First, recent developments in Detroit’s marijuana business environment – including pushing a vote out to change on how close marijuana businesses can be from certain community places – have sparked a conversation.
The city voted 69-31 for recreational marijuana in 2018, but there are vocal and powerful corners not embracing it, and actively fighting against those businesses in the city. We discuss. Is it a NIMBY situation? (Not in my backyard)
Some background: https://twitter.com/TheDailyDetroit/status/1678800038737084418
https://www.bridgedetroit.com/proposal-would-give-detroiters-more-space-in-the-marijuana-industry/
Hill Harper is running for US Senate. We discuss his candidacy in relation to metro Detroit. Of course, both are welcome on the show for future interviews.
Finally, we answer a listener question on why we cover both the city and the suburbs (yes, we’re a regional podcast).
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