Podcasts about cannabis revolution

High-Tech Healing: Izzy Kirsh Unveils mode's Cannabis RevolutionIn this podcast episode, Bruce Eckfeldt interviews Izzy Kirsh, the founder and CEO of mode, a company focusing on innovative cannabis consumption devices. They discuss various aspects of the cannabis industry, including consumer trends, product innovation, and challenges in the market.Izzy begins by sharing his background, mentioning his experience in product design and technology startups. He explains how his interest in cannabis was sparked by personal experiences with chronic pain and the need for more precise dosing options.The conversation delves into Mode's journey, from ideation to product development. Izzy highlights the challenges they faced in securing funding due to the cannabis industry's unique regulatory landscape. Despite these hurdles, mode developed a sophisticated dosing platform integrated with a mobile app, aiming to provide users with personalized cannabis consumption experiences.They discuss the design choices behind Mode's product, emphasizing its user-friendly interface and premium aesthetics. Izzy explains the importance of catering to both medical patients and recreational users while maintaining a health and wellness-focused brand image.They also touch on the data collection aspect of mode's platform, which gathers anonymized user data to improve dosing recommendations and product efficacy. Izzy outlines their vision for expanding internationally and potentially diversifying into related industries such as nicotine cessation and psychedelics.Finally, Izzy reflects on the challenges of marketing cannabis-related products in a restrictive online environment and expresses optimism about the industry's future as regulatory barriers evolve.Overall, the conversation provides insights into mode's innovative approach to cannabis consumption and its potential to shape the future of the industry.https://www.linkedin.com/in/izzykirsh/ 

Join a new episode of Consciously Cannabis series for an enriching discussion with the Chief Impact Officer at On the Revel, Jason Starr. In this episode, we shine a light on the company's efforts to empower communities hardest hit by cannabis prohibition. Jason shares brilliantly about the importance of bridging the knowledge gap in the legal cannabis market, fostering educational events like business conferences and community block parties, and supporting entrepreneurs with past criminal records due to cannabis convictions. Jason shares a personal journey that transitions from public school teacher to human rights lawyer, deeply intertwined with the fight against the war on drugs and the quest for justice and education within the cannabis policy sphere. Jason highlights the connection between the fight for cannabis legalization and the queer community. This conversation also ventures into the realm of sustainability and the crucial role it plays in the growth of the cannabis industry. We acknowledge the innovative measures taken at the grassroots level and discuss New York's two-tier market system aimed at nurturing smaller businesses. The dialogue further extends to the myriad opportunities beyond cultivation and retail, highlighting the indispensable role of ancillary businesses. As we explore the implications of cannabis legalization on public policy and restorative justice, we underscore the ongoing learning process and the necessity for community support to navigate and flourish in the dynamic landscape of the cannabis industry. Tune in for an episode that's not only about gaining knowledge but also about finding community and inspiration in the ever-evolving world of cannabis. Jason Starr has over 15 years of experience as an attorney, educator, and strategist in the fight for human rights. His practice is multi-dimensional and spans the public, nonprofit, and social entrepreneurship sectors — employing litigation, public policy advocacy, and organizing -— and is rooted in meaningful partnerships with people and communities. Jason is also a seasoned cannabis policy advocate and Chief Impact Officer at On the Revel, the parent company for a collection of curated educational and networking experiences democratizing information for those interested in the regulated cannabis industry and most impacted by the War on Drugs.  Thanks for listening to another episode. Follow, review, and share to help Consciously Clueless grow! Work with me. Join the conscious community on Patreon. Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | Youtube  Music by Matthew Baxley

Als "Legalisierung light" könnte man das Cannabisgesetz bezeichnen, das der Bundestag am heutigen Freitag verabschieden will. Eine Säule des ursprünglich von Bundesgesundheitsminister Karl Lauterbach (SPD) angedachten Vorhabens ist wegen Konflikten mit dem EU-Recht vorerst gestrichen worden. So sollen Konsumierende zukünftig zwar entkriminalisiert und die Ausgabe in Cannabisclubs möglich sein, das Rauschmittel aber nicht wie ursprünglich geplant in lizenzierten Geschäften verkauft werden. Gleichzeitig liegen die künftig im Privatbesitz erlaubten Mengen deutlich höher als einst angedacht. Im Podcast erklärt Politikredakteur Tilman Steffen, was sich im Vergleich zur Ursprungsidee verändert hat – und warum er davon ausgeht, dass das Gesetz frühestens im Herbst in Kraft treten dürfte. Ausgerechnet ein Mechanismus, der das Internet sicherer machen sollte, hatte über Jahrzehnte eine massive Sicherheitslücke – und dieser wurde erst jetzt, nach 25 Jahren, entdeckt. Das Nationale Forschungszentrum für angewandte Cybersicherheit Athene hat die Sicherheitslücke nun öffentlich gemacht. Sie sei so groß gewesen, dass Hacker sogar ganze Institutionen hätten lahmlegen können. Das Beispiel zeigt: Es ist eine Illusion, dass das Internet sicher gemacht werden könne, analysiert Eva Wolfnagel, Redakteurin im Digital-Ressort von ZEIT ONLINE. Im Podcast beantwortet sie auch, was die Lücke für normale Internetnutzerinnen und -nutzer bedeutet.  Und sonst so? Hilfe, der Camembert ist vom Aussterben bedroht. Moderation und Produktion: Jannis Carmesin Redaktion: Pia Rauschenberger Mitarbeit: Lisa Pausch, Henrike Hartmann Fragen, Kritik, Anregungen? Sie erreichen uns unter wasjetzt@zeit.de   Weitere Links zur Folge: Cannbislegalisierung: Geschrumpft und geschreddert  Cannabislegalisierung: Bubatz legal – und dann?  Sicherheitslücke im DNS: Ihr Computer ist angreifbar. Und zwar seit 25 Jahren KeyTrap: Kritische Sicherheitslücke in der Internet-Infrastruktur [ANZEIGE] Mehr über die Angebote unserer Werbepartnerinnen und -partner finden Sie HIER. [ANZEIGE] Falls Sie uns nicht nur hören, sondern auch lesen möchten, testen Sie jetzt 4 Wochen kostenlos DIE ZEIT. Hier geht's zum Angebot.

What MPs have described as a ‘distorted' marijuana bill which was supposed to control the recreational use of the drug has instead provided a framework for just that which it was supposed to suppress with minor, obvious and insignificant restrictions. The revolt against the bill in September has already led to bad blood between the Bhumjaithai Party and Democrat Party in the coalition government. It will be a contentious issue for the next General Election when the public will have its voice on the subject. It is an issue which will decide the future course of the populist Bhumjaithai Party which has now staked its future on the mission to legalise pot and placing it at the centre of the economy.https://www.thaiexaminer.com/thai-news-foreigners/2022/11/24/recreational-cannabis-targeted-as-mps-revolt-anutin-bhumjaithai/Joseph O' Connor reports from Bangkok.

Here's a preview from another podcast, Gastropod. Edible cannabis products are hot right now: Snoop's got some, Willie Nelson's got some—even Martha Stewart's making fancy French-style gummies. In states where it's legal, you can buy everything from marshmallows to macarons, all laden with THC, the psychoactive compound in cannabis. This commercial boom may be recent, but the history of edibles goes way, way back to the origins of the plant thousands of years ago in the Himalayas—in fact, people were eating (and drinking) cannabis long before they were inhaling it. So when did cannabis start being smoked instead—and how did it find itself not only banned, but classified as more dangerous than both opium and meth? With the help of the woman whose family ran America's first edibles empire, we also discover why the pot brownie is America's quintessential edible, and how this humble, slightly mulchy baked good helped make weed legal again. Plus: How today's cannabis chefs are upping the ante and taking weed recipes to new—ahem—highs (please allow us just this one pun).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 100th episode of Utah in the Weeds features a candid conversation with TV host Big Budah. Budah talked about his use of Medical Cannabis to treat chronic pain and sleep issues.

The legalisation of the cannabis industry in California in 2016 was signaling the end of the illegal market and promising economic gains. Today leading California cannabis companies warn that they're on the verge of collapse as most local governments have been reluctant to loosen regulatory frameworks, reduce taxes, permit wider range of product formats, and establish more attractive distribution systems for easier access. According to Euromonitor's Global Lead for Nicotine and Cannabis Industries Shane MacGuill, uncertainty in the regulatory frameworks and lack of legal activity negatively impacts investments and social acceptance of the industry. More attractive prices, dynamism, authenticity, and easier access of the illegal propositions still remain more attractive to consumers. With more countries considering legalisation of the cannabis industry, learning from North American experience becomes critical. Euromonitor's Shane highlights the importance of having a clear purpose for legalization that would set the basis for well-balanced regulatory frameworks and smooth transition from illegal to legal cannabis consumption.

Edible cannabis products are hot right now: Snoop's got some, Willie Nelson's got some—even Martha Stewart's making fancy French-style gummies. In states where it's legal, you can buy everything from marshmallows to macarons, all laden with THC, the psychoactive compound in cannabis. This commercial boom may be recent, but the history of edibles goes way, way back to the origins of the plant thousands of years ago in the Himalayas—in fact, people were eating (and drinking) cannabis long before they were inhaling it. So when did cannabis start being smoked instead—and how did it find itself not only banned, but classified as more dangerous than both opium and meth? With the help of the woman whose family ran America's first edibles empire, we also discover why the pot brownie is America's quintessential edible, and how this humble, slightly mulchy baked good helped make weed legal again. Plus: How today's cannabis chefs are upping the ante and taking weed recipes to new—ahem—highs (please allow us just this one pun). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Amsterdam's Cannabis Revolution - featuring “The Potfather” - Dutch cannabis pioneer Wernard Bruining (Episode 12). In our new episode of Cannthropology, we explore the origins of how Amsterdam became the cannabis capital of Europe, from the perspective of one of the Netherlands' most pivotal cannabis pioneers–Wernard Bruining. He's known as “The Potfather,” and with good reason: in 1973, he opened Amsterdam's very first coffee shop, the Mellow Yellow; in 1980, he started the world's first commercial cannabis seed company (Lowland Seed Company), and five years later he opened Europe's first cannabis grow shop, Positronics; a decade later in 1995, he founded Europe's first medical marijuana foundation—Stichting Mediwiet. Host Bobby Black speaks with Wernard about how the Provo movement helped instigate the Netherlands' policy of cannabis tolerance, how the coffeeshop industry first began, how his “Green Team” of legendary growers/breeders helped turn the world on to sinsemilla, and how learning about Rick Simpson inspired him to switch his focus to the medical side of marijuana.  

In our new episode of Cannthropology, we explore the origins of how Amsterdam became the cannabis capital of Europe, from the perspective of one of the Netherlands' most pivotal cannabis pioneers–Wernard Bruining. He's known as “The Potfather,” and with good reason: in 1973, he opened Amsterdam's very first coffeeshop, the Mellow Yellow; in 1980, he started the world's first commercial cannabis seed company (Lowland Seed Company), and five years later he opened Europe's first cannabis grow shop, Positronics; a decade later in 1995, he founded Europe's first medical marijuana foundation—Stichting Mediwiet. Host Bobby Black speaks with Wernard about how the Provo movement helped instigate the Netherlands' policy of cannabis tolerance, how the coffeeshop industry first began, how his “Green Team” of legendary growers/breeders helped turn the world on to sinsemilla, and how learning about Rick Simpson inspired him to switch his focus to the medical side of marijuana. The World of Cannabis Museum Project Presents: Cannthropology—the potcast that explores the history of cannabis culture one artifact and interview at a time. Hosted by World of Cannabis executive director and marijuana media icon Bobby Black. In each episode, Bobby chooses a different item(s) from the museum's collection of around 500 rare antiques, artifacts, and artworks, and welcomes a different guest to help him explore the item's significance and place in cannabis history. Read our Cannthropology blog at worldofcannabis.museum/cannthropology and in our official media partner Leaf Magazine. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor of this podcast, please contact us at cannthropology@gmail.com. SHOW LINKS Website: worldofcannabis.museum Facebook: Cannthropology, WOCMuseum, BobbyBlack420 Instagram: Cannthropology, worldofcannabis.museum, BobbyBlack420 Twitter: Cannthropology, WOCMuseum, @bobbyblack YouTube: WorldofCannabis, TheInfamousBobbyBlack Hashtags: #Cannthropology, #worldofcannabismuseum, #worldofcannabis #wocmuseum © World of Cannabis and Cannthropology are registered trademarks of Velleman Beheer B.V. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cannthropology/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cannthropology/support

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Unless you’re living in the dark ages, you know or have heard or even seen how cannabis has become THE hot topic in our country. From CBD to legalizing marijuana, cannabis is the girlfriend everyone wants to date or is dying to be. It’s why we decided to bring on a trailblazer in this space, who has been on the front lines of this trend for over a decade. Not to mention, this person is a woman, working in [what was] a very masculine space. For all these reasons and more I was eager and excited to talk to Claudia Post.  Claudia Post is an award-winning and seasoned leader, business owner, nonprofit executive and experienced problem solver with the ability to steer change and transform organizations. As a dynamic strategic thinker and influential change agent, Post consistently demonstrates commitment, leadership and vision. She has proven her effectiveness in cultivating and leveraging professional relationships throughout organizations and across industries. Post founded Diamond Courier Service, Inc., a same day, time-critical, bicycle and car delivery service. As she built the company from one location and four employees into the national Diamond Transportation Group, Inc. with 10 locations, over 350 employees, and enhanced vertical services, revenue escalated and Diamond became a multi-million-dollar organization. Post most recently founded Claudia Post Advisors, a marketing, sales, logistics, and management consulting company. As a facilitator, Claudia Post enables organizations and individuals to realize their full potential. She uses her entrepreneurial and leadership skills to assist others in developing pathways for growth and accomplishment. As a catalyst, she can spark innovation and cultivate vision among her clients. As a community leader Post has served as a director, officer, committee chair, and/or advisor to scores of educational, business and industry associations, and nonprofit organizations. Additionally, Post has been a teacher, mentor and advocate helping entrepreneurs to develop business, personal, and professional skills. Having recognized cannabis as the next frontier, Post founded Smokin’ Hot Solutions - which focuses on digital marketing communications for the industry. Armed with a tremendous amount of knowledge and a huge network of connections in the industry, she distinguishes her agency by being at the forefront of all things cannabis related. Equipped with a wealth of business acumen, she connects the dots for her clients. Connect with Claudia: https://smokinhotsolutions.com claudia@smokinhotsolutions.com We also want to let you know that we JUST released our NEW “Mantras with Goal Magic” PDF which you can get for FREE when you sign up for our Magic Boost emails. Mantras aren’t just for Buddhist monks and yogis anymore - they have been game changers for both Brennen and I, which is why we wanted to introduce people to a different way of thinking and being, especially for those who have never tried mantras. You literally can use these anywhere, so they are great for taking that first step towards a goal. Get your free download now when you sign up for our emails at www.goalmagic.co/magicboost. Other links you may want to check out: Our YouTube channel Our Facebook Group Leave us a review! Here’s to Getting Unstuck, Brennen & Cynthia

When was the last time you went to CVS and thought twice about the quality of medicine you were getting? You don't and that is exactly how it should be! In the new era of medical cannabis, dispensaries across the country are working hard to educate the public about medical cannabis and building the public's trust in their products. Nowhere do we see these efforts paying off more than in our very own backyard with Columbus's own Terrasana Medical Cannabis Dispensary. To be in this business you have to really care about helping people and be passionate & educated about medical cannabis. So to see a local company literally having all of those factors in their DNA is exciting and always some of my favorite interviews. Joining us is Terrasana's Director of Outreach Emilie Ramach who stops by The Gray to talk about Terrasana, their mission statement, what the public needs to know about medical cannabis, and what they are doing to address the both positive and negative feedback that they are hearing from patientsI am also joined by our Cannabis Correspondent & Sponsor Dominic Buccilla of Cannagroup to help me tackle the topic of medical cannabis. Gray Matters Radio is a proud member of the 6One4 Radio Network family of podcasts. Find this as well as all our episodes on every major podcasting platform.

So if you’ve been getting my emails this week, you know that I’m extremely excited that my friend Teeka Tiwari has spent the last year traveling around the world to find out the best way to invest in the cannabis revolution that’s taking place in the US right now. If you’ve been listening to the show for a while, you know that this is a topic I’m extremely interested in. We’ve interviewed the founder of Green Man Cannabis, Christian Hagaseth, and Dr. Mike Hart, who’s been on Joe Rogan’s show, and who is one of the biggest advocates in the world for the medicinal benefits that cannabis can provide. Right now, outside of crypto, cannabis is the single best investment opportunity of our lives, but figuring out the best way to invest in the industry, isn’t very clear at all. Should you invest in the farms that are growing the plants? Should you invest in the processing and manufacturing facilities? Should you invest in the consumer brands like Dan Bilzarian’s Ignite? Should you invest in a Cannabis stock fund, or ETF? The options are endless, and just like crypto, you can make life-changing money, but there is also a significant amount of risk involved. The good news, is that you can dramatically reduce that level of risk when you arm yourself with research and information, which is exactly what Teeka has done. He’s found the greatest point of leverage in this new industry, and in my humble opinion, you’d be foolish not to invest a small amount of money in this industry right now. So I asked him to jump on the phone today for this quick interview to help us navigate the industry, and to share what he’s learned. Now tonight, June 26th, he will be holding a live webinar sharing what they’ve discovered in detail, and while I can’t say exactly what it is publicly before he does, I can tell you this… You’re going to have the opportunity to participate in some private-placement opportunities alongside myself and the rest of his team, in the Cannabis industry. The time he invested in one of these, he turned $1,000, into $1.6 million. So if this is an area of interest for you, as it is for me, make sure you head to PalmBeachGoesGreen.com to register for tonight’s webinar. I do know that these opportunities are definitely limited in nature, so you’re going to want to be at the front of the line for what they’re going to share. Again, you can register to attend tonight’s live webinar at www.PalmBeachGoesGreen.com. If you need to pause the recording and pull up your browser, do that right now, and then we’ll dive into this extremely interesting interview with Teeka. Resources: PalmBeachGoesGreen.com Music: Music by: RudeLies & Facading Song: Arabian Nights Licensed under a Creative Commons License  

Did you know that estrogen levels directly determine your high? We get this tea and sooo much more with Carlen Costa, Doctor of Clinical Sexology, Cannabis Educator and Creator of The Everyday Goddess on the latest HIGHTEA.life. We're talking Sexual Health, Relationship Health and all kindsa Self-Love - and how the Cannabis Revolution & the Female Empowerment Revolution are so intimately intertwined. We're goin long & deep on this one cannabishes, a first birthday treat. Listenup as we go in, with NEWTS and HIGHTEA.life.

There are two industries around the world that are on the cusp of exponential growth… The first is crypto currencies and assets like Bitcoin, and the second is grass, ganja, the reefer, mary jane, aka, marijuana. Thanks to the states of Colorado and Washington, the doors were opened to the recreational legalization of cannabis in 2012. Since then 47 out of 50 states have legalized marijuana sales for medical use, while 11 have made it fully legal for sale recreationally. But those laws are changing incredibly fast as the general public’s perception of marijuana has started to change, and as these state government’s begin to the see the considerable amount of tax revenue being generated by this new industry. Within the next few years, the recreational sale and use of cannabis will be legalized across the country. Just like Crypto, this decriminalization process has kicked-off a new gold rush for savvy, forward thinking entrepreneurs. The race to capture the next $100 Billion market has begun, and today we’re joined by one of the biggest players in the industry, Christian Hageseth. Christian is the Founder of Green Man Cannabis, which is an award winning cultivation and dispensary company out of Colorado. Today, Christian is creating the first dispensary franchise through the ONE Cannabis Group, and they will be taking the company public in Q1 of 2019. Whether it’s creating your own line of CBD supplements, buying a One Cannabis Franchise, or simply investing in the stock of these companies as they start to go public, the opportunities this new industry is creating for entrepreneurs like you, are absolutely endless. If this is an industry that you’d like to learn more about, and learn quickly, then I’d recommend picking up a copy of Christian’s book, Big Weed. In a nod to Big Oil, Big Tobacco and Big Alcohol, Big Weed will bring you up to speed on every facet of the industry, and give you a basic lay of the land so you can start to understand it, and identify opportunities. So without further ado, please help me welcome, Christian Hageseth. Resources: One-Cannabis.com Follow Christian on Twitter | Instagram Big Weed: An Entrepreneur’s High-Stakes Adventures in the Budding Legal Marijuana Business Music: Music by: Koven Song: Never Have I Felt This Licensed under a Creative Commons License

Yasmina Mrabet talks about the issues related to the Housing Crisis and how DC is affected by it. PLUS the Cannabis Revolution, the Liberals love of George Bush and the effects of the War Industry!  Live Stand Up Comedy Dates coming up in Houston, San Francisco, Santa Cruz, Los Angeles & San Diego!

Yasmina Mrabet talks about the issues related to the Housing Crisis and how DC is affected by it. PLUS the Cannabis Revolution, the Liberals love of George Bush and the effects of the War Industry!  Live Stand Up Comedy Dates coming up in Houston, San Francisco, Santa Cruz, Los Angeles & San Diego!

with ever evolving weed laws in the country.... everything is shaking up. off and on the field, the court, the ice. even in your local gym there is a Cannabis Revolution happening. check it out. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cannabis-Conundrum/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cannabis-Conundrum/support

Dr. Jeanette welcomes Dr. Stephen Holt, M.D., the Cannabis expert and author of The Cannabis Revolution; What You Need To Know to discuss this plant.  How can we relate our experiences with 'weed' in the 60's and the 70's to a life saving plant that can help with a significant health crisis now in our later years?  Am I going to get 'high' and all my relatives will run away from me as I use cannabis to help me get through the day?  Will I be out of touch, out to lunch or will I just be taken to a place of peace where my pain had complete control over the years? What are the differences in Cannabis, how can I find what will help me with my pain or health struggle, and where do I start to look for answers?  I feel like if I check online I am getting into a world of comments and stories that do not help me to find MY answers, what can I do now? For more information visit:  www.NaturalClinician.com and please reach out to Dr. Holt if you need further personal support on this topic.  Call their office for support if you are in need.  Help is available. For support and help with Dr. Jeanette visit:  www.MyPersonalAdvocate2.com

In this episode they guys invite their friend Jack Cain from INorml and David Phipps into the studio. They talk the upcoming town hall meeting that INorml is hosting with the Indiana American Legion. Also, they talk cannabis legalization, the current situations in the American government about cannabis, and many other cannabis related topics. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smugcast/support

Wes Abney is the founder of The Northwest Leaf, a medical cannabis industry magazine based out of Washington. He and show host Shango Los discuss how he grew The Northwest Leaf over time, how the cannabis industry has begun to trade prohibition-era isolation and paranoia for a willingness to come out in the open, what he thinks about cannabis advertisements that exploit women's bodies, and how cannabis specific media outlets can “set the record straight” when the mainstream media butches the topic. For a full transcript: https://www.ganjapreneur.com/wes-abney-northwest-leaf/