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Lasagna Ganja: Xzibit and Tammy Pettigrew Talk Their Love of Cannabis in New Podcast



Cannabis has been a hot topic as states began to legalize it for recreational use. But there are some misconceptions about cannabis, which has led to hip-hop star and actor Xzibit and Tammy “The Cannabis Cutie” Pettigrew joining forces for a new podcast called Lasagna Ganja. PopCulture.com spoke to Xzibit and Pettigrew, who explained what fans can expect from the podcast from DCO Entertainment.

“We are a plethora of information when it comes to culture and cannabis. I have a music background that spans for decades, and this is a great way for me to express my love for the plant, also for everything culture,” Xzibit told PopCulture. “Tammy is a degree-holding dictionary encyclopedia of cannabis, and she’s a yin to the yang here.

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