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This week, Morgan DeBaun is joined by cannabis business pioneer Hope Wiseman as they dive into the intriguing world of cannabis entrepreneurship.In this candid conversation, Hope recounts her unexpected journey into the cannabis industry after recognizing the industry's potential during the legalization wave and seizing the chance to make a mark early on. Hope then delves into the science behind cannabis, shedding light on the endocannabinoid system naturally present in our bodies and how the genetic makeup of different strains interact with each of us differently. She also explains the complexity of medicinal marijuana use, as doctors can recommend marijuana but will not prescribe particular doses or strains due to their federal licensing. Hope and Morgan discuss the hurdles of the cannabis industry, uncovering the red tape and restrictions that Hope has faced in the years since opening her retail store, Mary and Main. Together, Morgan and Hope reflect on their individual paths to entrepreneurship as young Black women. Hope shares her desire to create more accessible paths for young entrepreneurs to scale their ventures. Tune in to hear how Hope has navigated the cannabis industry, and how she continues to innovate within the space and normalize marijuana in the mainstream! Don't forget to make sure you are subscribed to the show and leave a rating and review to let us know how much you love these conversations week after week! Additional Resources:Join the Newsletter for More Exclusive Content:  https://worksmartprogram.ac-page.com/thejourneypodcast Visit Mormatcha.com to make a purchase. Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/thejourneybymdb

Being a small business in the cannabis industry is tough and getting tougher, especially with all the advantages that multi-state operators and other big businesses have over independent shops. But a small number of small cannabis businesses have succeeded, writing their own David and Goliath stories.   One such entrepreneur is Hope Wiseman, founder and CEO of Mary and Main, a medical cannabis dispensary in Prince Georges County, Maryland. One of the youngest entrepreneurs in the business, Wiseman bootstrapped Mary and Main – in operation for four years now.  Wiseman shares:  How she educated herself about the industry and mastered the application process How she funded her business plan, selected real estate, and found personnel to open her dispensary Why leaning into your base is the best way to survive tough economic environments Inventory management advice How to prepare for a possible recreational market  Who is Hope Wiseman? Hope Wiseman is the founder and CEO of Mary and Main, an independent medical marijuana dispensary in Prince Georges County, Maryland, that she opened in 2018 when she was 25. Wiseman is a graduate of Spelman College, where she founded the school's Habitat for Humanity chapter and from where she graduated Magna Cum Laude. Before cannabis, she worked as an equity institutional sales analyst at SunTrust Bank (now Truist), and was also a cheerleader for the Atlanta Falcons.   

Being a small business in the cannabis industry is tough and getting tougher, especially with all the advantages that multi-state operators and other big businesses have over independent shops. But a small number of small cannabis businesses have succeeded, writing their own David and Goliath stories.   One such entrepreneur is Hope Wiseman, founder and CEO of Mary and Main, a medical cannabis dispensary in Prince Georges County, Maryland. One of the youngest entrepreneurs in the business, Wiseman bootstrapped Mary and Main – in operation for four years now.  Wiseman shares:  How she educated herself about the industry and mastered the application process How she funded her business plan, selected real estate, and found personnel to open her dispensary Why leaning into your base is the best way to survive tough economic environments Inventory management advice How to prepare for a possible recreational market  Who is Hope Wiseman? Hope Wiseman is the founder and CEO of Mary and Main, an independent medical marijuana dispensary in Prince Georges County, Maryland, that she opened in 2018 when she was 25. Wiseman is a graduate of Spelman College, where she founded the school's Habitat for Humanity chapter and from where she graduated Magna Cum Laude. Before cannabis, she worked as an equity institutional sales analyst at SunTrust Bank (now Truist), and was also a cheerleader for the Atlanta Falcons.   

Hope Wiseman, the CEO of Mary & Main, is an entrepreneur, business strategist, and cannabis industry trailblazer. At the age of 25, Hope established Mary & Main in Prince George's County, Maryland. Making Hope the youngest, Black female cannabis dispensary owner in the United States. Subscribe to the Purpose of Money Podcast and follow PoM on social media so you never miss an episode.

On this episode, originally recorded on June 3, 2021, host Attorney Ambur C. Smith interviews America's youngest black woman dispensary owner, Hope Wiseman of Prince George's County, Maryland. Before they dive into Hope's journey as a cannabis entrepreneur and philanthropist, Ambur asks Hope to weigh in on controvesial headlines during the Make it Make Sense Segment (6:36). During the Ambur Alert segment (26:20), Hope shares her daily mindfulness practices, how she owns her identity as a self proclaimed renaissance woman and invaluable advice for women, men and non-binary advocates and entrepreneurs in the cannabis industry. This is one episode you won't want to miss!  

whats brackin fools thanks for pulling up and tuning in. Kamaal and I go in with Hope Wiseman, Owner of Mary & Main (youngest black woman dispensary owner in america) and bring you the highlights lowlights and everything in between so you too can learn to be dope af. Stay Safe 1 Love --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brandon-kimm/support

Today's guest is a pro at breaking barriers. As the youngest black woman dispensary owner, this serial entrepreneur has been breaking barriers her entire life. After graduating from Spelman College, she danced professionally for the NFL, excelled in investment banking, featured on a TV Reality Show, and launched a series of businesses, and now is a well-known speaker and entrepreneur. Today, she's here to share her story and give tips and tools for breaking barriers in your everyday life and business! Let's welcome Hope Wiseman.Here's what we cover:Who is Hope in a nutshell?Breaking Barriers takes balls, have you always been confident in yourself and your ability to go after what you wanted or is it something you had to learn and practice?What advice do you have for women who want to build their confidence to believe they can do whatever they want to do?How do you think your upbringing contributes to your success in business?Did you always think you would be a business owner or did you stumble into it?Being as successful as you are, how did it affect your dating life?You are juggling so many different projects, how do you stay organized and on top of it all?You have a physical store in Maryland with employees and hire teams of people to work on your projects, what advice do you have for someone listening who is ready to hire for help?What are 3 resources you can share with our listeners to help them build their confidence or business?What are 3 things you wish you knew then that you know now?What can we expect next from Hope?How can our listeners connect and stay in touch with Hope?Resources:Never split the difference bookEOS bookTraction bookConnect w/ Hope:InstagramWebsite

Mr.Styles Prez and K-Dub Back in The Lounge ,you know how we do!!! Even though we had a few audio issues bringing the heat !!!! Ear To The Streetz 1. Megan Markle says palace concerned about how dark the baby was gonna be -- 2. California considers bill requiring gender-neutral children's sections at large retailers 3. Lebron shares pic of space jam 2 Pepe le pew gets banned,people mad lolo bunny not as sexy 4. spin off Patrick star show get greenlight from nick 5. Eddie Murphy might take over the stage after the release of 'Coming 2 America 6. Drake releases 3-track EP 'Scary Hours 2' feat. Rick Ross & Lil 7. Generation Z try to cancel Eminem 8.Timberland and Swiss sells verzuz to triller respond to sell out rumor we own triller 9. Cardi B Becomes First Female Rapper to Earn Diamond Single Award for "Bodak Yellowspeaking of Cardi B says she did not authorize E!'s True Hollywood Story on her life. 10. Kodak Black has finagled himself into a new rap beef. Checking Lil Baby over his lyric about money-spreading, 11. Woman Goes Viral After Setting Up GoFundMe After Being Stranded In Atlanta For NBA All-Star Weekend Flavor of the week Gran-Pa Breath WEED NEWS • Seth Rogen's Weed Company Houseplant, co-founded by Rogen and collaborator Evan Goldberg, is officially coming to the U.S. after first launching in Canada • Maryland native Hope Wiseman is the youngest Black woman to own a marijuana dispensary ⦁ Evanston, Illinois, becomes the first US city to use marijuana taxes to restore the Black community 5 blunts of Kush 5 blunts of Reggie Blizzards Frosty Mcflurry Vanilla,French vanilla Sunday split ,Rocky road Butter pecan ,Neapolitan Chocolate ,Strawberry Cookie n cream ,Cookie dough Mint chocolate chip .Pittsburgh penguin moose tracks Pistachio ,Birthday cake Salted Carmel ,Bacon Question of the day • Can Money Buy happiness ? ⦁ When out of town should Rappers check in ? Wtf white people doing now Fight at bath and body works Real Nigga Sports • ESPN Reportedly Tried To Reunite Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayles ⦁ Quavo and Jack Harlow smash 2 chains and lil baby Quavo Responds After Chris Brown Claimed He Would've 'Cooked' Him in Open Run Basketball Game • Big man wins skill challenge again • Steph Wins 3 pt contest • Slam dunk contest weak • Team Lebron beats Team Durant 170-150 Giannis wins MVP (4 years in a row for team Lebron) • Steph Wins 3 pt contest • Blake Griffin signs with Nets • Ben and Steelers reconstruct contract • QB Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys reach four-year, $160 million deal, source says ⦁ Gronk Says he Coming back • Maia Chaka will be the first Black woman to officiate at the NFL level. ⦁ Meyers Leonard releases a statement apologizing for his use of an anti-Semitic slur on a live stream Real Nigga Top 10 Count Down (Top 10 apps We Use ) Get Fit Stay Lit • New weight loss challenge with Shaun T and Amoila Cesar. Called max work starts Jan 25th Bod beachbody on demand - shaun t - make sure ya join dig deeper nation Reviews Music :Drake scary hours 2 Movies:Coming 2 America Furious Thoughts

This week, Brandi’s joining us from Gulf Port with a minor health concern — any Stoners out there in the medical field have any insight on the mysterious appearing Cyrus ‘bebe pellets’?? Brandi is freaked, but Tish is unconcerned, she’s had hers for 30 years and she’s fine! Plus, Tish is ready to dive in with some High Design tips, including the beautiful new weed cart she’s just found for herself and some of the best brands in Target for interior decor. Then, on this week’s Dear MT, Tish and Brandi get real and share some relationship advice about communication and having empathy for your partner and their unique viewpoint. They also throw out some suggestions of names for furry friends and debate who they think is going to come out as the winner of the Bachelor. And we’re joined by the brilliant Hope Wiseman, who became the youngest black woman to own a dispensary in the United States with the opening of Mary & Main in 2017. She joins Tish and Brandi to discuss legalization, criminal justice reform, medical, scientific, and economic benefits of cannabis and her own personal journey to entrepreneurship, including her college experience and inspiration from her mother, and advice for other young people out there who want to follow their dreams. That’s all for this one guys, don’t forget to leave us a 5 star review, and we’ll see you next time!

Earlier today, we spoke with Uplift National founder Kevin Ford Jr. about teaching the Black community about a new future in cannabis, Hope Wiseman and working at Mary & Main, convincing his parents that cannabis was a viable career choice, the HBCU experience, his motivation & more. This episode was sponsored by Atlantabisclothing.com, and Ardent! Use our promo code: CASHCOLORCANNABIS for a 30% discount off your purchase of an Ardent FX or Ardent Nova. Shop here Want to support the show? You can help keep the CashColorCannabis podcast going with a donation. Drop some change in the tip jar hereInstagram: CashColorCannabis Twitter: CashColorCanna Facebook: CashColorCannabis YouTube.com/UrbanGrowMedia Produced by Urban Grow Media LLCSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/MehkaKing)Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/MehkaKing)

Everyone has New Year's resolutions, and with the current economic climate, many of those resolutions involve regaining employment and financial stability. However, for some, the goal is to stop being an employee and become an entrepreneur. Becoming a business owner can be much harder than many know. Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that approximately 20% of new businesses fail during the first two years of being open, 45% during the first five years, and 65% during the first 10 years. Only 25% of new businesses remain in business after 15 years or more. This episode of The Workforce Wire features three extraordinary CEOs who have already taken the leap into entrepreneurship. Not only are these leaders’ entrepreneurs and CEOs, they are also millennials! Join us as we speak with Korey Neal, President of K. Neal Truck & Bus Center, Hope Wiseman, CEO of Mary & Main, and Davion Percy, Managing Director of Percy Public Affairs about their journey to become CEOs, how they balance running a company as young professionals, and what advice and tips they have for the next generation of CEOs.

The Girlfrans are back for another episode with a very special guest, Hope Wiseman, the youngest Black woman dispensary owener in the U.S.! Tune in to learn more about Hope’s journey to becoming a dispensary owner, our thoughts on Brandy and Monica’s Verzuz and more! If you live in Maryland, check out Hope’s dispensary, Mary and Main!

At the age of 25, Hope Wiseman became the youngest black woman dispensary owner in the country. In September 2018, her dispensary, Mary and Main, opened their doors to Prince George's County with a purpose of serving and educating their clients about Cannabis. Hope's mission is to continue to kill the stigma the country has created about Cannabis within the Black community and help African Americans realize the importance of their place in the cannabis industry. You can visit https://hopewiseman.com/ to learn more about her and https://maryandmain.com/ to get find out about Mary & Main. --- 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/cannabisdiversity/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cannabisdiversity/support

Cannabis Microdosing is the newest plant-based medicinal trend for insomnia, anxiety, pain, and more. Cannabis educators Dr. Michele Ross and Hope Wiseman join Mara to explain how THC microdosing works, and how to do it right. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

At the age of 25, Hope Wiseman became the youngest dispensary owner in the United States. She and professor Tara Conley discuss how the cannabis business must be used for social good.

In 2015, the cofounder of Miss Jessie's natural hair products, Titi Branch, committed suicide. This is not uncommon for entrepreneurs to find themselves vulnerable to mental illness and self-harm.There also is a lack of knowledge of how the entrepreneur lifestyle impacts African American women entrepreneurs. Black women make up the highest percentage of entrepreneurs amongst their population than any other group.Along with the fact that we set the trends that the mainstream follows.Did you know the youngest African American woman to own a dispensary in the USA was ONLY 25! Or that she was a Spelman graduate?On this episode, Hope Wiseman, one of the youngest BLACK women cannapreneurs in the game, sits down to talk about how she's mastering her life as a cannapreneur despite her vice.Want to connect with my guest or me?Follow us on IG @thetokingtalkedu and @iamhopesodope.Join the INTERSECTIONAL CONVERSATION SUNDAY JUNE 14TH AT 2-4 PM EST!Visit my site to Book a FREE 20-MINUTE and subscribe to the Email LIST!You can support by becoming a PATREON.And if you are looking for a community of TOKING ladies, no matter your price range, then join my chapter of Tokeavity (code: 2E0843)FREE 20-MINUTE

On this week’s episode, Emmelie and George have a special guest Hope Wiseman: They discuss: The Truth About The Cannabis Industry What its like having a Non-Traditional Business What Hope Wiseman values most in business You can find Hope Wiseman on instagram: www.instagram.com/iamhopesodope Follow Emmelie (@emmeliedelacruz) – www.instagram.com/emmeliedelacruz/Follow George (@georgeacheampongjr) – www.instagram.com/georgeacheampongjr/ About the Show: On Culture & Coins, George and Emmelie unpack the intersection of Money & Culture. Everything from entrepreneurship and money to fashion, sports, music and entertainment— it’s all on the table. Leave us a message: https://anchor.fm/cultureandcoins/message Don’t forget to Rate, Subscribe, & Review the Podcast on Apple & Spotify. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cultureandcoins/message

Lisa Buffo, Founder & CEO of the Cannabis Marketing Association, sat down with Hope Wiseman, Founder & CEO of Mary and Main to discuss one of the biggest resources in dispensary marketing -- community building.

Born and raised in Prince George's County, Maryland, Hope Wiseman has always been passionate about serving her community. In 2014, Hope Wiseman graduated with an economics degree from the illustrious Spelman College. After spending a year at SunTrust as an Equity Institutional Sales Analyst, Hope decided to continue striving for excellence by pursuing her dreams of entrepreneurship.   In Fall 2017, Hope Wiseman became the youngest Black woman dispensary owner in the United States. She continued to open Mary & Main dispensary opening in Prince George's County, Maryland in September of 2018.  Hope has been featured in Black Enterprise, Huffington Post, Blavity, and more. In addition to her entrepreneurial pursuits, Hope is a speaker and consultant.   Check out more of the courses for 2020 below: Uplift Maryland June 6,2020   https://www.upliftmaryland.co/   Mary and Main free educational classes every 2nd and 4th Saturday  more info at maryandmain.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Roll up with us as we take a trip down Mary Jane Lane and celebrate the youngest dispensary owner, Hope Wiseman's Black Excellence, discuss reparations, and CoronaChronicles and much more!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-audacity-podcast/support

Stephen A. Green (@greentherev) chats with Hope Wiseman (@iamhopesodope) about her journey of faith and purpose as a thought leader and industry expert leading up to the 420 Experience.

Race Capitol latest #420 episode featuring Hope Wiseman, Ashna Khanna of ACLU VA, Rep. Jewell Jones about what’s happening in Michigan and nationally, and our very own Chelsea Higgs Wise of Marijuana Justice. Get LIT with our #420 episode and one of our new hosts - the amazing Naomi Isaac!

How to buy legal weed, feel comfortable, and get what you want out of your next - or first - visit to a cannabis dispensary. America’s youngest black female dispensary owner, Hope Wiseman, walks us through buying the pot. Hosted by April Pride Featuring Hope Wiseman, owner of Mary and Main, IG: @iamhopesodope Email hi@dothpot.com or DM @aprilpride Sign up for the How to Do the Pot newsletter here For more on this episode, check out www.dothepot.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/olm/message

Interview with Hope Wiseman, founder of Mary and Main, about her story and experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talks-with-tay/support

Jane West and first time guest Hope Wiseman join host Shanita Penny to talk about how things are going for newly legal adult use sales in Illinois, the struggles of raising capital in the legal marijuana industry, and the proposed bill in Massachusetts to regulate agreements between marijuana companies and the towns they hope to locate within. Produced by Shea Gunther.

LottaLocks and Erik Providence dive into the unfortunate passing of Juice WRLD, cannabis industry news and what they've been listening to recently all while puffing on some delicious Pink Runtz. Deepest apologies to Hope Wiseman & Devonté Hynes whose names might be forgotten but work has left an impact! Sources: https://norml.org/news/2019/12/12/study-adult-use-cannabis-access-associated-with-decreased-sales-of-otc-sleep-aids https://mjbizdaily.com/second-lawsuit-filed-over-california-marijuana-delivery-rule/ https://www.marijuanamoment.net/mlb-officially-removes-marijuana-from-banned-substances-list-for-baseball-players/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-bakersmen-collective/support

Being the first is something many aspire to be, no matter what area of life we are talking about. When you’re in college, you want to be first in your class. When you begin your trek up the corporate ladder, there is a good chance you dreamed that one day you would become the youngest C.E.O. in company history.First to own a house in your family, youngest to start a business. While a lot of hoopla comes with achieving a goal before anyone else and a record pace, the reality of your new situation can come at you quickly. It takes someone smart with a lack of fear to rise to the top when many doubted the feat could happen. Hope Wiseman fits that mold. The youngest dispensary owner in the country, Hope runs Mary & Main with her mother Dr. Octavia Simkins-Wiseman and Dr. Larry Bryant. Based in Capitol Heights Maryland, Mary & Main are one of the few Black-owned dispensaries in cannabis. Aside from being the face to the brand, Hope is also a vocal advocate for social equity. A rising star in cannabis, Hope Wiseman could really inspire a new generation of ganjapreneurs. We had the chance to speak with Hope about what led her to leave corporate America for cannabis, working with her mother, the need for social equity, JAY Z, the next Hope Wiseman, her favorite strains in the store and more. This episode was brought to you by Peake ReLeaf. Follow the Rockville Maryland Based dispensary here. Subscribe to the CashColorCannabis Podcast where ever you stream podcasts.

Find out how Hope Wiseman became the youngest black dispensary owner. Plus, a drunken man gets a $1,635.93 Uber bill. Hope Wiseman, the youngest black dispensary owner and cast member of E! Entertainments WAGS Atlanta, joins us to discuss medicinal marijuana. Hope also shares why she decided to join WAGS Atlanta and what really happens on... The post How Hope Wiseman Became The Youngest Black Dispensary Owner #69 appeared first on Bandedbox.

Reality stars Hope Wiseman, Kierra Douglas and Ariel Anderson from E!’s new show WAGS Atlanta. The show airs January 3rd and we got the ladies to spill a little bit of tea. We talked about dating athletes, cleat chasers, pro-hoes,and so much more. We also learned about what really goes into making a reality show, the pros and cons of having your life aired on tv and the negative effects it can have on your relationships. Follow our guests: Ariel Anderson @arielashleyy Kierra Douglas @misskierraa Hope Wiseman @iamhopesodope Follow us: @cocktalespodcast @kikisaidso @coffeebeandean Check out our sponsors! Jenny's Lingerie Use code "sexy20" at www.jennyslingerie.com for 20% off Vincero Collective Head over to www.getthewatch,net and get 15% off using code "COCKTALES" Astroglide O- Visit www.astroglide.com/dirtydiscussions for a free sample! For advice, advertising inquiries, or collaborations email us at cocktales.atl@gmail.com

Trends are something that fluctuate over a period of time. Sometimes good and bad. This week, the crew discussed some great upward trends in the news. Remy Ma is capping off a successful year with the opening of her own clothing store. The new outlet is named after Remy's 2005 hit single "Conceited (There's Something About Remy)." Just under a month shy of his 50th birthday, veteran rapper and actor LL Cool J became the first Hip-Hop artist to receive the Kennedy Center Honor over the weekend. Joining this milestone, Gloria Estefan becomes the first Cuban-American star this honor as well. Along with the two musicians, singer-songwriter Lionel Richie, dancer-actress Carmen de Lavallade and TV creator Norman Lear were all honored with the coveted award at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. You may have seen trailers for E‘s upcoming spin-off, Wags Atlanta. It’s a show centered around the “wives and girlfriends” of prominent sports persons, hence the acronym. But as these types of shows go, there are always some exceptions to that rule. Hope Wiseman is one of them. She is one of the single women in the Wags Atlanta crew, but that’s not what makes her a true exception. At 25, Wiseman is set to become the youngest Black female owner of a marijuana dispensary in this country. Back in October, #Applebees gooped everybody with a $1 margarita special and starting tomorrow, they’re gifting us with another L.I.T. deal! Starting tomorrow, the restaurant chain is gonna be getting us right for the holiday season by selling $1 Long Island Iced Teas or L.I.T.s as they call them! The deal will last for the entire month of December, so make sure y’all take advantage!! How do men and women handle breakups? Is their a specific way that men should approach women if interested? These were all questions the crew discuss for our segment topic; what do you think?? The party don't stop...STAY TUNED!

Building a successful dispensary requires a lot of hard work, dedication, and creativity. It is not easy , especially in an industry that is still highly stigmatized. However, some courageous and determined women have proven that it is possible to break through the barriers and create successful cannabis businesses.One woman is Hope Wiseman, the owner of a million-dollar dispensary that has become a household name in the industry. Her dispensary is known for providing high-quality products, exceptional customer service, and a welcoming atmosphere.Hope is a true inspiration to women who aspire to break into the cannabis industry. Her journey shows that with passion, hard work, and a willingness to take risks, anything is possible. She has proven that women can not only succeed but also thrive in the industry.Work with Ronne: https://www.igniteyourbrandlive.com (https://www.igniteyourbrandlive.com)Follow Girl CEO https://www.instagram.com/girlceoincFollow Ronne On Social: https://www.instagram.com/Ronnebrown Shop Ronne's Plant Based Skincare & Feminine Care Brand: https://www.shopherlistic.comFollow Her Personal YouTube youtube.com/ronnebFollow Hope instagram.com/iamhopesodopeSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/girl-ceo-podcast/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy