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In this episode, Madison and Jeffrey discuss her Hindu-influenced Jewish upbringing, how she became a journalist, the important role psychedelics have played in her life and Judaism, her living part-time in Israel and being there during the start of the current war, her book, and much more… Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/LP561tXLBfA Learn more: Host: Jeffrey M. Zucker Producer: Kait Grey Editor: Nick Case Recording date: 10/27/23 https://twitter.com/margolinmadison https://www.instagram.com/madisonmargolin https://www.madisonmargolin.com/ https://ayinpress.org/ https://beherenownetwork.com/category/madison/ Other resources: Exile & Ecstasy: Growing Up with Ram Dass and Coming of Age in the Jewish Psychedelic Underground Amazon: https://hayhs.com/ee_pp_pb_az Amazon Kindle: https://hayhs.com/ee_pp_eb_az Barnes & Noble: https://bit.ly/3MCeu6q Bookshop.org: https://bit.ly/3MXvYvF Booktopia: https://bit.ly/45yoGWc Books-A-Million: https://bit.ly/3N6Ux9D Waterstones: https://bit.ly/42drIw9 Indigo: https://bit.ly/4282uzl Bio: Best way to contact me is through the contact form on my website: madisonmargolin.com I'm a writer specializing in psychedelics and cannabis. I also cover Jewish life, science, and other drugs. Based between New York and California, I have written for Rolling Stone, Playboy Magazine, The Progressive Magazine, High Times Magazine, Nylon, Bon Appetit, Broccoli Magazine, LA Weekly, Motherboard, the Village Voice, Tablet, Times of Israel, Merry Jane, the Forward, Narratively, VICE, Cannabis Wire, Miss Grass, Leafly, The Influence, Christian Science Monitor, Freedom Leaf, Inverse, Marijuana Moment, Herb, Deutsche Welle, and other publications. In addition to writing, I've had the honor to speak about cannabis journalism and cannabis feminism at conferences like AAN (Association of Alternative Newsmedia, San Diego 7/18), Digital Hollywood (Los Angeles 5/18, 10/18), The Rind/Limone Creative's Women in Weed (11/18), The Cannabis Media Summit (12/18), and so forth. Chapters:  0:00 - Intro  12:07 - Education  23:52 - Jewish Psychedelic Scene  25:57 - Early Career 32:24 - Current Endeavors  34:24 - State of Psych Movement  41:24 - Set and Setting Podcast  43:15 - Exile & Ecstasy  46:47 - Ram Dass  50:10 - Tzfat 53:04 - Ayin Press 55:06 - October 7th  1:06:29 - When Work Affected Change  1:08:17 - Mentor  1:11:47 - Ask Jeff a Question  1:15:54 - Most Grateful for  1:17:23 - Snap Your Fingers  1:18:10 - How to Support 

Pre-Loved Podcast is a weekly vintage fashion interview show, with guests you'll want to go thrifting with! For more Pre-Loved Podcast, subscribe to our Patreon! Today's episode is a re-issue (a vintage episode from our archives!) of an interview with Ellen, the founder and editor in chief of Mildew Magazine, a brand new print magazine about vintage and secondhand fashion!  For several years, Ellen has been the deputy editor of Broccoli – a magazine for cannabis lovers – and also the deputy editor of Mushroom People, a magazine for mushroom hunters! She's the co-founder of Neuro Fuzzy Press, and indie press that publishes zines with work from emerging artists.  And now we have Mildew, the Secondhand Fashion Magazine – available now for pre-order! I'm so proud to say I'm a contributing writer for this magazine, and I can't wait for you to hear all about the piece + plus the other incredible sounding features that will be in this first issue.  So, let's dive right in! DISCUSSED IN THE EPISODE: [5:44] How Ellen got into vintage and secondhand fashion. [9:20] Ellen's career journey working for indie presses and magazines. [15:35] Ellen joins Broccoli Magazine as Deputy Editor. [22:50] How it all culminated in creating an indie magazine about vintage and secondhand fashion. [48:10] Stories about the favorite pieces in Ellen's vintage collection. EPISODE MENTIONS:  @mildewmag Mildewmag.com: PRE-ORDER Mildew NOW! @broccoli_mag Broccoli Magazine Kinfolk Sister Rosetta Tharpe - on YouTube Pre-Loved Podcast with Buffalo Exchange Pre-Loved Podcast with Crossroads Trading first employee, Melissa Pre-Loved Podcast with Alex of Fashion Revolution Guatemala @pinkployd @shop_69_tearz Pre-Loved Podcast with Berriez Selena's Shop Bazar Reto @rubyrouxbijou LET'S CONNECT: 

Vivian welcomes Riley Brain to Hempresent to discuss Riley's business, Wandering Bud. Riley had a background in music education and was feeling unfulfilled in her teaching career, so in 2016 she decided to create her own business offering unique and fashionable cannabis smoking paraphernalia. She wanted a product that could look naturally displayed among her art objects in her home, which is why she chose ceramic as the material to make her pipes, bongs, and accessories. Ceramic is opaque and easy to clean, and Riley found a second-hand kiln to use for the process. She has been successful in the industry, with her fans ranging from cannabis connoisseurs and home decor aficionados to those simply curious or seeking aesthetic inspiration.Riley and her team of seven women artists design a specialized selection of cannabis-related merchandise as part of their commitment to building an equitable community. To support equity, Riley's team hires people of color, collaborates with black and brown artists, contracts with other workers, and donates to two organizations each month. One is local, Kansas City Gift, which provides grants to black-owned businesses on the city's east side. The other is Broccoli Magazine's Floric Coalition, which donates to different equity-oriented organizations. Having a studio based on Truce Avenue, a historic racial dividing line in Kansas City, is a constant reminder of the need to give back to the community.Riley Brain of Wandering Bud is a female canopreneur who is optimistic about the progress being made in the cannabis industry. She discussed the challenges faced by women in the industry, particularly the “grass ceiling” which is an extension of the glass ceiling idea. Riley also commented on the incident at MJ BIZCON where a group of men was wearing t-shirts that said “buy weed from rich white men”, which was met with backlash from the community. Riley then discussed her product line of unique cannabis smoking pieces and accessories, which are available on her website and at various retailers.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

For the past one hundred years, Emily Post has been America's definitive source for how to navigate—and enhance—every social interaction. In an increasingly diverse and intersectional world, the need for a trusted primer on how to put people at ease and treat others with confidence and kindness has never been greater. From advice on entertaining, table manners, and using titles and pronouns, to personal and professional communication etiquette, this stylish and essential reference provides thoughtful guidance on how to do it all well. Rooted in a foundation of consideration, respect, and honesty, this edition continues the Post family legacy of upholding traditions while moving forward with the times. In fact, Emily's original 1922 work hasn't been this present in an edition for more than six decades, with references to her era and the history of American etiquette history along with modern day customs. Post's Etiquette, The Centennial Edition also includes handy reference guides for each chapter that make it easy to find the Posts' most searched for content, like a gender-free attire guide, sample invitations, a soup-to-nuts entertaining chart, and more. Lizzie is the great-great-granddaughter of Emily Post, and author of “Higher Etiquette,” and co-author of “Emily Post's Etiquette” Centennial Edition, “Emily Post's Etiquette” 19th edition as well as “Emily Post's Wedding Etiquette” 6th edition and “The Etiquette Advantage in Business” 3rd edition. She is a co-president of the Emily Post Institute as well as a co-host of the Awesome Etiquette podcast (now in its fifth year), a weekly Q&A show that explores the topic of etiquette through the lens of consideration, respect, and honesty. Lizzie does speaking engagements across the country sharing advice about lifestyle and wedding etiquette. She has worked as a spokesperson for brands including Bank of America, American Express Platinum, AirBnB, and Marshalls. She has held columns with Good Housekeeping, Women's Running, and Houzz.com, The Farmhouse Movement, and Broccoli Magazine. Lizzie offers a fresh, relatable, perspective with an engaging voice. She delights in encouraging the individual stand up for personal boundaries while respecting others. Lizzie enjoys tackling etiquette's taboo topics with the media, making her a popular source. Her interviews include NFL Films, NBC's The Today Show, Katie, Fox & Friends, Live with Kelly and Michael, The Gayle King Show, The Wendy Williams Show, Slate, Refinery29, Vanity Fair, Time Magazine, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The Chicago Tribune, Harper's Bazaar, Travel & Leisure, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, The Huffington Post and more. Lizzie Post holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Art Education from The University of Vermont and currently lives in her native Vermont. JONES.SHOW is a weekly podcast featuring host Randall Kenneth Jones (author, speaker & creative communications consultant) and Susan C. Bennett (the original voice of Siri). JONES.SHOW is produced and edited by Kevin Randall Jones. EMILY POST Online: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/emilypostinstitute Twitter: https://twitter.com/EmilyPostInst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilypostinstitute/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-emily-post-institute/ Web: https://emilypost.com/ JONES.SHOW Online: Join us in the Jones.Show Lounge on Facebook. Twitter (Randy): https://twitter.com/randallkjones Instagram (Randy): https://www.instagram.com/randallkennethjones/ Facebook (Randy): https://www.facebook.com/mindzoo/ Web: RandallKennethJones.com Follow Randy on Clubhouse Twitter (Susan): https://twitter.com/SiriouslySusan Instagram (Susan): https://www.instagram.com/siriouslysusan/ Facebook (Susan): https://www.facebook.com/siriouslysusan/ Web: SusanCBennett.com Follow Susan on Clubhouse LinkedIn (Kevin): https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-randall-jones/ Web: KevinRandallJones.com www.Jones.Show

HEY MARIJUANERAS! IT'S MARIJUANERA MONDAY so LIGHT UP and TUNE IN! Creator and Host Mala Muñoz is in conversation with SPECIAL STONER, Lauren Yoshiko of the Broccoli Talk Podcast and The Broccoli Report. About Lauren Yoshiko: Lauren Yoshiko is a Portland-based writer and co-host of Broccoli Magazine's podcast, Broccoli Talk. Her work has appeared in Broccoli, Rolling Stone, Forbes, Thrillist and beyond, and she currently writes The Broccoli Report—a twice-weekly industry newsletter for creative entrepreneurs in cannabis and hemp. 7/24 JOKES & TOKES Tickets - GET YOURS TODAY FOR $10 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-marijuanera-podcast-sesh-at-the-studio-cannabis-lounge-tickets-383591150457?aff=ebdssbdestsearch Smoke, chill, and laugh with fellow Marijuaneras at The Artist Tree WEHO - LA's only licensed cannabis consumption lounge! FOOD! CANNABIS CONSUMPTION! HUMO X MOTA GLASS BONG BAR! (FREE BONG RIPS ALL NIGHT) LIVE COMEDY! STAND UP COMEDY PERFORMED BY: DANA DONNELLY STEVONA DELGADO CHIKA HOSTED by MALA MUNOZ TUNES by DJ ZURI Enjoy the show, grab a bite to eat, enjoy the HUMO X MOTA GLASS BONG BAR, and try out any of our 700+ cannabis products all in one place - The Marijuanera Jokes & Tokes Sesh @thestudiolounge_weho SPONSORED BY: @get.humo 7/27 APOCALYPTO at DYNASTY TYPEWRITER!! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/apocalypto-tickets-380027972897?aff=ebdsoporgprofile  7/31 Apocalypto Comedy Show with Vince Caldera and Kaitlyn Jeffers Hosted by Ricky Macias https://www.eventbrite.com/e/apocalypto-w-kaitlyn-jeffers-vince-caldera-tickets-296505334437 RATE AND REVIEW. Subscribe/Follow! Marijuanera is a comedy podcast about cannabis. Marijuanera is an original podcast Created and Hosted by Mala Muñoz and brought to you by Locatora Productions. Marijuanera is where comedy and cannabis meet the Locatora Audioverse. Learn more at LocatoraRadio.com SUBSCRIBE and Follow Locatora Radio @locatora_radio and Marijuanera Creator Mala Muñoz @mala_munoz across streaming and social media platforms including YouTube, Instagram and Tik Tok @locatora_radio USE OUR MARIJUANERA AFFILIATE CODE (MARIJUANERAP4P) FOR A DISCOUNT ON YOUR NEXT PURCHASE AT LATINA OWNED MOTA GLASS!! https://mota-glass.com/?rfsn=5881430.b07cbe USE CODE: MARIJUANERAP4P Created, Written, and Hosted by Mala Muñoz Logo Art - Micah Amaro @amaroart96 Audio Editor- Stephanie Franco @stephaneezzyy Original Music - Chrisol Lomeli @Chrisol_ A #LocatoraProduction #marijuanera #locatoraproductions #locatoraradio #locatora #cannabis #cannabispodcast #weedpodcast

Maybe it's just me, but does anyone else feel like manners and common courtesy have been thrown to the wolves? I mean literally, people behave like wolves. In this past year I've witnessed the worst of people..rude, inconsiderate, selfish and sometimes just plain despicable. I truly believe the world is a better place when all people show respect, kindness and consideration, and there is no better person to dig into this topic than Lizzie Post. Lizzie is the great-great-granddaughter of Emily Post and a co-president of the Emily Post Institute. She is also the co-host of the Awesome Etiquette podcast. I grew up with Emily's Post's book of Etiquette sitting on a table in our living room and while my mom never made me read the book cover to cover, the contents were communicated and good manners were non-negotiable.  Lizzie and I are talking about modern manners and the ways in which we can handle ourselves with consideration, respect, and honesty.    About Lizzie Lizzie is the great-great-granddaughter of Emily Post, and author of Higher Etiquette, and co-author of Emily Post's Etiquette 19th edition as well as Emily Post's Wedding Etiquette 6th edition, and The Etiquette Advantage in Business 3rd edition. She is a co-president of the Emily Post Institute as well as a co-host of the Awesome Etiquette podcast (now in its fifth year), a weekly Q&A show that explores the topic of etiquette through the lens of consideration, respect, and honesty. Lizzie does speaking engagements across the country sharing advice about lifestyle and wedding etiquette. She has worked as a spokesperson for brands including Bank of America, American Express Platinum, AirBnB, and Marshalls. She has held columns with Good Housekeeping, Women's Running, and Houzz.com, The Farmhouse Movement, and Broccoli Magazine. Lizzie offers a fresh, relatable, perspective with an engaging voice. She delights in encouraging the individual stand up for personal boundaries while respecting others. Lizzie enjoys tackling etiquette's taboo topics with the media, making her a popular source. Her interviews include NFL Films, NBC's The Today Show, Katie, Fox & Friends, Live with Kelly and Michael, The Gayle King Show, The Wendy Williams Show, Slate, Refinery29, Vanity Fair, Time Magazine, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The Chicago Tribune, Harper's Bazaar, Travel & Leisure, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, The Huffington Post and more. Lizzie Post holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Art Education from The University of Vermont and currently lives in her native Vermont.   Resources Mentioned The Rituals of Dinner https://www.amazon.com/Rituals-Dinner-Margaret-Visser/dp/0140170790 Higher Etiquette   Connect With Lizzie Website https://emilypost.com The Podcast https://emilypost.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/emilypostinstitute/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/emilypostinstitute/?ref=ts Twitter https://twitter.com/EmilyPostInst

The audience for cannabis content has grown rapidly over the last decade - but who writes it, what value does it provide, and what challenges make this niche so unique? Here to answer these questions is Lauren Yoshiko. She's a writer, cannabis journalist, magazine editor, and the host of Broccoli Talk, Broccoli Magazine's official podcast. She's a cannabis speaker on branding and women in weed, a budtender, the harvest manager of Cannabis Farm, a copywriter, and a well-respected advocate for women, minorities, and small businesses within the cannabis space. Twice a week, she publishes the Broccoli Report, where she writes about topics including industry news and stoner lifestyle accessories, giving both entrepreneurs and users the inside scoop. Today, Lauren joins the podcast to talk about how she entered the cannabis industry, and what cannabis tourism may look like post-COVID. KEY TAKEAWAYS The stigmas and myths around cannabis that Lauren encountered in her early twenties, the cultural shifts that helped her get her first cannabis column, and why she had to write under a pseudonym to protect her corporate job at a Fortune 500 company. Why so many brands are looking to shake the legacy of stoner imagery while retaining parts of it - and why so many brands are crashing and failing. How illegal dispensaries successfully operate while masquerading as legitimate ones. What cannabis tourism and consumption spaces may look like. How working as a grower helped Lauren better understand the labor that goes into cannabis production and led her straight into her career in journalism. How Broccoli differentiated itself from publications like High Times, and why Lauren's work stands out in a culture that can be very “bro-y.” Why Lauren hopes to see interstate commerce before full federal legalization. Show Notes For complete show notes, including transcripts, takeaways, and links to all the resources mentioned, visit SoHoExp.com/27 To learn more about the podcast and get access to all episodes, visit: SoHoExp.com/GreenRepeal

Cannabis is the new vertical of cultural production, much of it created by and for women. Among them Anya Charbonneau’s Broccoli magazine. We talk about her female-centric enterprise, why print is still a viable medium, identity v. lifestyle, where to buy a cannabis bouquet, psychedelic art, and the secret history of woman in cannabis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SHOW NOTES   Following your passion might not always be a clear road. In today’s episode of Ellas, Sandra Blow talks with Brenda Hernández Jaimes about her vast photography career, overcoming obstacles and fighting for her beliefs through her photos. As a queer photographer based in Mexico City, Sandra showcases the faces of the current generation of LGBTQ+ such as our queen, Zemmoa.  She also shares about discovering her passion for photography and creating a new path for her career.  Sandra also talks about her inspiring collaborations with Carla Fernández and recent photoshoot with John Waters.  She also shares advice on self-love, trusting the correct people and opens up about domestic violence.  I highly recommend you listen to this episode to know a clear and true view of being a freelance photographer! In this episode we talk about…   2:09 - Sandra Blow shares how she found herself and fights for her beliefs through her photography 4:41 - Listen to how Sandra discovered her passion for photography  8:17 - Find out how Sandra began working at Grupo Expansión 11:55 - Sandra talks about how her mentor believed in her and pushed her to deliver her best work 16:08 - Discover how Sandra’s experience of working in the editorial industry became her photography school 20:27 - Sandra confesses how she was let go of her job on her birthday 24:48 - Listen to Sandra’s journey of being a freelance photographer  28:38 - You need to be proactive and look for people that make you feel you belong 32:48 - Sandra shares how she creates a safe and respectful space when photographing her friends and clients 35:34 - Find out how Sandra and Zemmoa became friends and ultimately took Zemmoa’s iconic photos for the 41st LGBT+ Pride Parade  42:03 - Sandra talks about photographing her friends and cementing their life through photos 56:14 - Listen to Sandra share her experience of photographing John Waters 1:03:12 - Discover how Sandra collaborated with Carla Fernández for her Spring/Summer 2020 collection 1:12:30 - Sandra opens up about being a victim of domestic violence and leaving the abusive relationship 1:19:45 - Donate to help treat Sandra’s dad cancer treatment 1:21:50 - “Love yourself no matter what!”   RELEVANT LINKS   Sandra Blow Zemmoa John Waters Vice Media Grupo Expansión Chilango Travel and Leisure  Life and Style Universidad Iberoamericana Contramar Sony Alpha Read Zemmo’s essay in Rolling Stone Alan Balthazar Pepe Romero Divine Cine Tonalá Carla Fernández Broccoli Magazine  WANT MORE?   Follow Sandra: @div4virtu4l  Follow Sandra’s photography: @sandrablowphoto Follow Sandra’s food photography: @blowsonhotfood Donate to the cancer treatment for Sandra’s Dad: Donate Follow Ellas: @ellasthepodcast Follow Brenda:  @bren_jai  

In this episode, we get a primer on cannabis science with Zoe Sigman, program director of Project CBD and science editor of Broccoli Magazine. Zoe guides us through the history of cannabis research, explaining how scientists discovered the endocannabinoid system (aka the ECS): the system in our body that interacts with cannabis. Basically…. WTF is the ECS? What else does it do? And do we even need weed in order to keep this system healthy? Zoe updates us on the latest science and explains what we're still learning/that there is still a lot to learn. Plus: can we trust the claims being made by cannabis brands? Zoe untangles the complex relationship between regulations and research, and offers some tips on making educated choices.

This week we talk with Anja Charbonneau, Founder of Broccoli Magazine.  

Lauren Yoshiko is a writer and editor of all things culture, from food, films and most notably cannabis. She first start writing about cannabis since 2014 under an alias to protect her identity while cannabis was still considered a schedule one drug. You can read Laurens work in the WW, Rolling Stone, Forbes and Broccoli Magazine. Lauren is also gearing up to start her own podcast as a part of Broccoli Magazine, called Broccoli Talk. https://www.laurenyoshiko.com/ https://www.instagram.com/laurenyoshiko/?hl=en

Shonitria chats it up with popular cannabis lifestyle publication Broccoli magazine's Editor in Chief Anja, who gets really candid on why weed isn't the big bad drug we were all brainwashed to think it is and how she's using her publication to educate folks on the many amazing uses of the plant. Whipping out a copy of Broccoli magazine is certainly a good icebreaker to spark up conversations with any weed nay-sayer. Shonitria and Anja also discuss if the word "marijuana" should really be considered offensive.  Word on the Tree newsletter: https://wordonthetree.com/ More on Broccoli magazine: Instagram: @broccoli_mag Email: hi@broccolimag.com For writers interested in contributing to the magazine: https://broccolimag.com/editorial-submissions   Keep up with Blunt Blowin' Mama: Instagram: @BluntBlowinMama  Twitter: @BluntBlowinMama Facebook: Blunt Blowin' Mama Website: www.BluntBlowinMama.com Email: BluntBlowinMama@gmail.com

The Hash's David Downs sits down with Broccoli Magazine founder Anja Charbonneau - live at the 2019 Listen Up Festival in Portland, Oregon - to chat cannabis and women's reproductive health, how to cover problematic weed brands, Broccoli's epic 2019 and more.

Today we’re sitting down with freelance writer and deputy editor of Broccoli Magazine, Ellen Freeman, as well as Sharada Tolton - graphic designer, product photographer, and art educator for persons with disabilities. I initially approached Ellen on the basis of discussing her written work, and her current position at Broccoli Magazine, but it soon turned into a trio convo that, serendipitously, has come out the other end in what I can only describe as an ode to friendship, and the ways in which their’s supports them on a personal and professional level. What started out as a mutual disinterest in their peer’s gusto for Biology, not to mention Sharada’s innate styling of Dungarees, has led to the eventual co-founding of Muff, “a bi-annual magazine of feminism and esoterics.” I hope you lend us an ear as, once again, the friendship honed between ladies shows to be one of connection, collaboration, and sisterhood. This is “You Can Always Add Your Two Cents To Muff” with Ellen Freeman and Sharada Tolton. You can find Ellen at: https://www.ellen-freeman.com/ https://www.instagram.com/e___l___f/ You can find Sharada at: https://www.sharadatolton.com/ https://www.instagram.com/sirenshores/ You can find Muff at: https://muffmag.bigcartel.com/ Please share your thoughts and show us some love by subscribing, or get in touch to be featured on the podcast! Released every other Monday - thanks for lending us an ear. https://www.gutsnglory.online/ https://www.instagram.com/gutssnglory/ yougotgutsyouareglory@gmail.com

Anja Charbonneau is the editor-in-chief of the free weed magazine Broccoli and former creative director of Kinfolk.

Take a minute to light up with Broccoli Magazine, an international print publication created by and for women who love cannabis. Tune in as we chat with Anja Charbonneau Broccoli’s Founder + Creative Director, about the magazine's roots, the evolution of the cannabis industry as it becomes more mainstream, and the five reasons why cannabis culture needs a publication like Broccoli. Learn more about Broccoli Magazine: https://broccolimag.com/