Li Xinguang is a senior high school student. He had been a sensible and well-behaved boy since he was little. His parents and his teachers were very fond of him. While going to middle school, he became infatuated with internet computer games. He would frequently skip classes in order to go to the internet café. His parents did their utmost to help him break his internet addiction. Unfortunately, Li Xinguang's addiction became worse and worse. He became dispirited and slowly changed into a degenerate.

Wenya's parents separated when she was two, and after that she lived with her father and stepmother. Her stepmother couldn't stand her and was always arguing with her father. He had little choice—he had to send Wenya to her mother's house, but her mother was fully focused on running her business and didn't have any time to take care of Wenya, so she was often shuttled off to her relatives' and friends' homes to be fostered. After so many years of a life of foster care, young Wenya felt lonely and helpless, and longed for the warmth of a home.

Wenya's parents separated when she was two, and after that she lived with her father and stepmother. Her stepmother couldn't stand her and was always arguing with her father. He had little choice—he had to send Wenya to her mother's house, but her mother was fully focused on running her business and didn't have any time to take care of Wenya, so she was often shuttled off to her relatives' and friends' homes to be fostered. After so many years of a life of foster care, young Wenya felt lonely and helpless, and longed for the warmth of a home.

Episode 42. Guest: Lia Berman, a doctoral candidate in the Graduate Program in Applied Anthropology at the University of South Florida, shares details about her ethnographic research on cannabis workers in Colorado. Watch additional episodes of Getting High On Anthropology.

Jodi Duke, MPH, CPH, Executive Director of the CORE Network, shares details of her involvement in the Denver-based non-profit CORE Network focused on education about the intersection of cannabis and science. Watch additional episodes of Getting High On Anthropology

Episode 41. Guest Caroline Conzelman, PhD and Anthropology Senior Instructor in the University of Colorado Boulder, teaches a drug policy class at CU Boulder and organizes events to educate the public about cannabis. Watch additional episodes of Getting High On Anthropology

Dr. Leehey at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus presents “The Use of Cannabidiol in Parkinson’s Disease” at the 3rd Annual CORE Conference, CU Anschutz Medical Campus, 11 November 2017. Watch additional episodes of Getting High On Anthropology

Austine Luce, PhD and Executive Director of the Consumption Literacy Project, discusses her work with the Consumption Literacy project designed to engage the public with the art of thinking about our natural resource consumption. Watch additional episodes of Getting High on Anthropology.