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Bite Me The Show About Edibles

Make cannabis edibles at home for less money.Your kitchen is the best dispensary you'll ever have. Learn how to make cannabis edibles and skip the dispensary prices! Bite Me is a weekly show that helps home cooks make fun, safe and effective cannabis edibles while saving money.

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Same Soil, Same Hands: The Hidden History of Cannabis and the Organic Food Movement (opens the original)

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    Send us Fan Mail A tomato vine on a scrap-wood fence. A few chickens underfoot. And right there in the same Northern California garden, cannabis thriving in the exact same soil. That image unlocks a bigger truth: cannabis didn’t grow up as a separate cultural timeline. It rose beside the American organic food movement, driven by the same questions about trust, chemicals, and who gets to decide what’s “safe” to put in our bodies. I walk through the roots of that shift, starting with Rachel Ca...

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    How to Read a COA (Without Wanting to Throw the Jar Across the Room) (opens the original)

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    Send us Fan Mail That little QR code on your cannabis jar can be a shortcut to clarity or a trap you scroll past while chasing the biggest THC number. We’re breaking down how to read a cannabis Certificate of Analysis (COA) so it stops feeling like fine print and starts acting like what it is: a third-party lab report that can help you make safer, smarter choices for flower, concentrates, and especially edibles. Find a sample COA on the website. If you’ve got a COA that’s confusing you,...

  3. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Hemp vs Marijuana: The Same Plant Split in Two by Politics (opens the original)

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    Send us Fan Mail One lab number can decide whether a field is “hemp” or “marijuana,” even when the plants are genetically identical. We pull apart the strangest part of modern cannabis law: the 0.3% delta-9 THC threshold, how it came from a decades-old research category, and how it turned into a life-changing line for farmers, consumers, and businesses across the United States. If you have ever wondered why something that looks and smells like weed can be sold as “legal hemp,” this will final...

  4. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Basecamp Trail Mix (And What's In Your Weed That Isn't THC or CBD) (opens the original)

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    Send us Fan Mail A few letters on a label can make a gummy look “scientific,” but does CBG, CBN, CBC, or THCV actually do what the marketing says? We get honest about minor cannabinoids, what the cannabis plant really contains, and why THC and CBD dominate the conversation even though they are only part of the story. To close, we share a Base Camp Trail Mix built for travel, made with toasted nuts, seeds, dried fruit, maple syrup, cinnamon, salt, and infused oil, plus practical dosing guidan...

  5. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    Ratios, Rigs, and Reused Weed: Your Cannabis Edibles Questions, Answered (opens the original)

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    Send us Fan Mail Your edible math looks clean on paper, then the real world shows up: ovens run hot, flower potency is a guess, and your infusion method does not behave the way you expected. We sit down for a long-awaited listener Q&A and get practical about the stuff that actually changes your results, especially if you care about consistent cannabis edible dosing at home. In this episode we cover: decarb experiments - to decarb or not to decarbwater bath advicewhat to do with AVBwhich i...

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