Jason Tremko discusses The Green Glitch, a book and documentary about marijuana's rising potency and its effects on mental health and motivation. Today's strains are far more powerful than those from the 1960s-70s, yet the narrative that cannabis is harmless persists. He argues parents and educators need to understand these hidden dangers.
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Why you should read The Green Glitch: What's Behind the Devil's Lettuce. This isn't just another book about marijuana. Rather, it's an award-winning documentary film and Christian faith published book that discusses what no one is saying out loud. For decades, people have been told that weed is harmless, natural, safe, even beneficial. But what if that narrative is incomplete or worse, intentionally misleading? The Green Glitch pulls back the curtain on a modern reality most people don't recognize. Today's marijuana isn't what it was in the '60s and '70s. The potency has skyrocketed to levels never seen before. The effects on mental health, motivation, and long-term success are being downplayed, and an entire generation is being told it's no big deal. This book connects the dots. Backed by real-world experience, research, and firsthand insight, The Green Glitch challenges the cultural shift that has normalized something far more powerful and potentially damaging than people realize. This isn't fearmongering. It's awareness. This isn't about judgment. It's about truth. If you're a parent, educator, leader, or someone trying to make sense of what's really going on in today's world, you need this book. Because once you see the glitch, you can't unsee it.
