Podcast appearances and mentions of brad spirrison

In this episode, Brad Spirrison and I recap our experiences at Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference for 2023. Watch the video version of this episode here: https://youtu.be/5IVquF688cE

In this episode, Brad Spirrison returns to the Chillinois Podcast. We chat about what's next for GrownIn.com, psilocybin mushrooms, social equity, consumption lounges, homegrow, possession limits, and more. Read show notes here: https://chillinois.net/2023/01/11/246-brad-spirrison-grownin-com/

This is a conversation that I had with Brad Spirrison, co-founder of GrownIn.com. We talk about cannabis banking, Biden admin firing people for pot use, the latest in Illinois cannabis (dispensarry and craft grow licenses), Missouri Cannabis (dispensaries, cultivators, manufacturers) and the complications that exist in the state, Michigan cannabis, and more. "Cannabis is a fast-moving, fast-growing industry, and it’s hard to keep track of what’s happening, who the experts are, and who’s just blowing smoke. Twice per week Grown In will send to you a free email focusing on the ins and outs of Illinois’ cannabis industry, telling you the names, companies, regulators, and business moves you need to know to better understand." Sign up for the free newsletter at GrownIn.com

This is a conversation that I had with Brad Spirrison, co-founder of GrownIn.com. "Cannabis is a fast-moving, fast-growing industry, and it’s hard to keep track of what’s happening, who the experts are, and who’s just blowing smoke. Twice per week Grown In will send to you a free email focusing on the ins and outs of Illinois’ cannabis industry, telling you the names, companies, regulators, and business moves you need to know to better understand." Sign up for the free newsletter at GrownIn.com

Brad Spirrison, journalist and co-founder of cannabis industry newsletter Grown In, joins Anna to talk about why some cannabis operators are ditching Chicago for the suburbs.

Cannabis reporter Brad Spirrison and industry expert Edie Moore explain where Illinois is falling short, and how we can turn it around.

Kristen welcomes Brad Spirrison, an entrepreneur many times over who has made a mark in various sectors, from sports journalism to educational technology to the burgeoning cannabis marketplace. In this one-on-one conversation, Brad discusses his professional path, characterized by risk-taking and creating companies from the ground up. He also explains his interest in emerging markets and highlights some of his ongoing projects. He currently plays a key role in WorkFlowEdu, an educational technology start-up that is helping young students develop sharper executive skills through mindfulness. At the same time, he is a publisher of Grown In, a weekly newsletter dedicated to the emerging commercial cannabis industry in Illinois. If you are looking for inspiration to follow your own entrepreneurial spirit, this is the episode for you!

Brad Spirrison of Grownin.com joins us for a cannabis news update.https://grownin.com/https://twitter.com/tweetgrowninhttps://twitter.com/spirrisonSupport the show (https://www.youtube.com/cannabislegalizationnews)

In this episode, we are speaking with  Jennifer Williams and Brad Spirrison about the Empatico Empathy Project Fellowship. Jennifer Williams works with schools, districts, and educational organizations to design meaningful learning experiences for teachers and students in her role as an Education Strategist for Participate. She is also a professor and co-founder of the TeachSDGs organization that works with the United…Read more

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar "Participate in your own PD" with special guest presenter, Brad Spirrison. February 25, 2017. We are very excited to be able to welcome back Brad Spirrison as our special guest presenter with some exciting updates to share with us with Participate (http://www.participate.com). Professional development in the digital age is participatory in nature. Brad Spirrison returns to Classroom 2.0 LIVE to discuss how Participate helps educators define and engage in their own professional development through peer collaboration and review, and access to compelling resources. Learn how Participate helps educators curate resources and ideas exchanged through chats, and host online courses, including topics such as global education and Edcamps. A proud B Corporation, Participate partners with schools, districts and educational organizations to rethink professional development, host blended learning courses and programs and provide ways to showcase and recognize new competencies learned. Brad Spirrison is the Director of Platform Innovation with Participate. He holds a M.A. in Communication/Media Ecology from New York University’s School of Education, with a focus on the role in media and technology in early childhood education. He is a Chicago-based media expert and analyst who has served as a regular contributor to ABC News, TechCrunch, The Huffington Post, NPR and dozens of other broadcast, print and new media outlets. https://twitter.com/participate

Participate.com use it for chats–it works really well. Check out this cool minute-long video about how it works. View a longer webinar about participate learning. Everything in there is based on conversations that Brad has with users. Chats are great, but how do you pay attention to everything that you learned from it? Calendar of chats Create collections from chats in the time period. Create collections and share with others. Schools and district hashtags can be involved in this as well to share their resources. Participate as a social network. How to be a transformative Principal: Have a growth mindset and empower everyone in your building. @participatelearn brad@participate.com @spirrison   Loading… Please take a moment to rate this podcast in iTunes or on Stitcher.  Please follow me on Twitter: @jethrojones for the host and @TrnFrmPrincipal for the show. Buy Communication Cards Show notes on TransformativePrincipal.com Download Paperless Principal.   Sponsor: Sanebox Web Site Transformative Principal on Stitcher Refer A Principal Best Tools for Busy Administrators Survey

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Participate Learning with special guest presenter, Brad Spirrison. March 12, 2016. We are very excited to be able to introduce you to Participate Learning (http://www.participate.com/), a fantastic, relatively new curation tool for educators in our webinar today. Brad Spirrison (https://twitter.com/spirrison) from Participate Learning will share the features of this tool and answer your questions. Join us to learn all about it! Many of you participate regularly in Twitter chats for educators and you will learn how this tool can make this experience simpler and much less intimidating for you. With ParticipateChat (http://participate.com/chats), a resource linking to twitter hashtags and live twitter chats, you can browse for live chats by date or browse an alphabetical list of hashtags to follow, with links to moderators, participants and feeds. It even automatically adds the hashtag to your tweet! It also allows users to create transcripts of chats and a collection of all the resources mentioned during the chat! ParticipateChat maintains a calendar of educational Twitter Chats. Search for your favorites or add your own. But there's more! The Participate Learning search engine offers access to thousands of educator-vetted K12 learning resources including apps, videos, and websites. You can upload your own online resource or website, upload files, photos or videos, or search their website for books, apps and materials reviewed by other educators. You can create and collaborate on collections, curated groups of educational resources around themes or topics or around the tools used for a particular discipline or a lesson to share with students, colleagues and parents. This database of free and paid educational resources (apps, videos, and websites) are reviewed by teachers and linked to standards which can be searched by keyword and filtered by content type and grade level. By registering with the site, you have the ability to create your own bookmarks and collections of resources. Search results will also show the resource collections of other educators. https://twitter.com/participatelrn