In pain currently, dealing with 16 year old son not listening to anything that I tell him. He was hospitalized at the end of October into November after weeks of extreme paranoia and persecutory delusions. It got so scary that he was seeing morphing faces and he couldn’t understand basic language spoken to him. … Read the rest
Week 4 Johnny’s Ambassadors Trivia Question: HOW DOES MARIJUANA MAKE A USER “HIGH”?

Week 4 Johnny’s Ambassadors Trivia Question: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THC AND CBD?
One random winner wins a livestream registration to our July 6 conference or recordings (value $99), a copy of my book, The Dangerous Truth About Today’s Marijuana: Johnny Stack’s Life and Death Story, plus a goodie bag with a window cling for your car or home, a coveted Johnny’s Ambassador gold lapel pin, and a #StopDabbing magnet.… Read the rest
Week 3 Johnny’s Ambassadors Trivia Question: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THC AND CBD?

Week 3 Johnny’s Ambassadors Trivia Question: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THC AND CBD?
One random winner wins a livestream registration to our July 6 conference or recordings (value $99), a copy of my book, The Dangerous Truth About Today’s Marijuana: Johnny Stack’s Life and Death Story, plus a goodie bag with a window cling for your car or home, a coveted Johnny’s Ambassador gold lapel pin, and a #StopDabbing magnet.… Read the rest
Week 2 Johnny’s Ambassadors Trivia Question: DEFINE A CANNABINOID

Week 2 Johnny’s Ambassadors Trivia Question: DEFINE A CANNABINOID.
One random winner wins a livestream registration to our July 6 conference or recordings (value $99), a copy of my book, The Dangerous Truth About Today’s Marijuana: Johnny Stack’s Life and Death Story, plus a goodie bag with a window cling for your car or home, a coveted Johnny’s Ambassador gold lapel pin, and a #StopDabbing magnet.… Read the rest
Week 1 Johnny’s Ambassadors Trivia Question: WHAT IS DABBING?

Johnny’s Ambassadors are an army of educated advocates and concerned citizens, who are going out into the world and starting tough conversations! An important piece is being educated in topics related to Youth Marijuana Prevention, so you can have intelligent answers when people ask questions.… Read the rest
Linda W — June 7, 2022
My son, K, who is 20, has had two very serious cannabis-induced psychotic breaks in the last year and a half that were absolute hell. As K was growing up he played soccer, hockey, and tennis, and we all spent time together with family at the lake house every summer.… Read the rest
Julie S — June 7, 2022
My 15 year old son Kaeden died by suicide in November 2021. He jumped 7 stories from a local parking garage. Two days prior to his death, he attended a party and ingested a crazy amount of THC from his peer’s dab pen.… Read the rest
July 4-10 is National Marijuana Facts Week© (NMFW)!
National Marijuana Facts Week (NMFW) is an annual, week-long, national health observance created by Johnny’s Ambassadors Youth Marijuana Prevention to raise public awareness about the dangers of today’s high-THC marijuana on adolescent brain development, mental illness, and suicidality.
The week-long observance kicks off with a “bang” on Monday, July 4 and symbolically culminates on Sunday, July 10 (see what is Anti-710 Dab Day?),… Read the rest
Elle W — May 29, 2022
My story starts in the winter of 2020. I was in my Freshman year of high school, and we were out because of Covid. All throughout my middle school years, if a friend had nicotine I would take a hit, just to know what it tasted like.… Read the rest
Dirty Dozen #12: Driving While Stoned
By Laura Stack
Today, tens of thousands of people die annually in auto accidents in the United States alone. Intoxicated drivers cause about one-third of those deaths. For decades, alcohol was the predominant intoxicant of choice, but drugged driving, driving under the influence of other drugs, alone, or in combination with alcohol, has become increasingly more common.… Read the rest