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Rod discusses how he became a cannabis business lawyer.
Rod discusses the intricacies of CBD’s legal status with Vadim Federovsky of the CBD School.
Rod discusses his development of the Source Rule for CBD and how his cannabis practice evolved.
Rod discusses his respect for hemp farmers.
Rod talks CBD and hemp with Vadim Federeovsky of CBD University.
2020 will be a historic and transformative year for cannabis, particularly for hemp and CBD. Here are my top 5 predictions.
Rod discusses the 2018 Farm Bill’s effect on hemp.
Rod discusses problems with the USDA’s interim final rule that will affect the hemp industry.
Rod discusses the USDA’s interim final rule with Jason De Los Santos of Spectrum Labs.
The “wild west” days of manufacturing and selling cannabis products outside the sphere of regulatory influence are rapidly coming to an end.
I recently talked cannabis law with attorney Tom Howard. We discussed cannabis law, CBD, THC testing, marijuana legal trivia, emerging trends, and lots of other things. Here’s the video.
This video by Klee Irwin teases out and summarizes the current pertinent issues regarding hemp and CBD that everyone should know.
I recently spoke with Coach Freddie about hemp, B-corps, and the future of the industry. Coach Freddie is a hemp evangelist, spreading the word through the iHemp podcast. He travels throughout the US in his signature Austin-Healey. In addition to being a wealth of knowledge about business and hemp, he also plays a mean washboard. You can listen to our conversation here, or in the player below. Rod Kight is a…
I had a great conversation about hemp law this week with Jason Sandford and Larry Halstead of Ashvegas. Here’s the podcast: Rod Kight is a lawyer based in Asheville, NC. He is licensed in North Carolina and Oregon and represents legal cannabis businesses. You can contact him by clicking here.
Rod was interviewed on December 29, 2017 by Alicia Wallace of The Cannabist about the future of CBD, particularly in the context of the pharmaceutical industry. Rod’s interview takes place in Act 1. Listen to the High Minded podcast right here via the embedded player (below), or follow this link to the Cannabist site. High Minded, a podcast by The Cannabist, dives into the stories, news and voices shaping a new…
Earlier today, Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued a memo regarding marijuana. I discuss the memo in this video. Rod Kight is a lawyer based in Asheville, NC. He is licensed in North Carolina and Oregon and represents legal cannabis businesses. You can contact him by clicking here.
Rod Interviewed at MerryJane.com
Rod Kight has Been interviewed by MaryJane.com on Target’s removal of CBDs from their stores. Read the full article at MaryJane.com, here: https://merryjane.com/news/target-cw-hemp-cbd-retail-controversy Rod Kight is a lawyer based in Asheville, NC. He is licensed in North Carolina and Oregon and represents legal cannabis businesses. You can contact him by clicking here.
In April, Rod was interviewed by Bill Fisher, CEO at Golden Grail Technology, regarding legality of CBD across the nation. The interview article is published here at LinkedIn. You can listen to the full audio of the interview here on Kight on Cannabis by clicking the audio play link above the title on this page. Rod Kight is a lawyer based in Asheville, NC. He is licensed in North Carolina…
Hemp lawyer Rod Kight was recently approached by Coach Freddie of the iHemp Revolution podcast at the Halfway to HempX festival in Asheville to discuss hemp law. Click below to listen to Rod’s interview and please check out all of Coach Freddie’s podcasts. iHemp Revolution podcast-Rod Kight Rod Kight is a lawyer based in Asheville, NC. He is licensed in North Carolina and Oregon and represents legal cannabis businesses. You can contact him…
Rod Kight was asked to speak with Frank Kracher of WLOS, an ABC affiliate based in Asheville, NC, about drug testing welfare recipients. A new report indicates that only 0.3% of NC welfare recipients tested positive for illegal drug use, a whopping difference from the 9.4% of the general population who use illegal drugs. The NC stats are consistent with the results in other states that have enacted similar welfare…
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