Podcast appearances and mentions of Jimmy Young

Joining us today is a true gentleman of British entertainment, a beloved actor whose career spans five decades across stage and screen. From his BAFTA-nominated role in Chariots of Fire to TV hits like The Charmer, Downton Abbey, and Coronation Street, he's long been the epitome of charm and wit — it's the brilliant Nigel Havers!In this episode, Nigel reflects on a lifetime in the spotlight, sharing how his love for acting led him to swap Eton for drama school and the lessons he learned from working alongside some of the greats. He also opens up about his early days navigating the industry, his unexpected stint as a radio researcher for Jimmy Young — where he landed Margaret Thatcher's first radio interview — and why, after a lifetime of stories, he's finally ready to tell them all on his brand new tour: Talking B*ll*cks.You can catch Talking B*ll*cks live across the UK until the end of May, tickets available here!For all the latest news, click here to follow us on Instagram!***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode Ian & AL remember one of the magical nights of Irish boxing - Bernard Dunne v Ricardo Cordoba - incredibly 16 years ago this week!The lads also look back over TJ Doheny v Nick Ball & the controversy that followed, Mick Conlan's comeback & future plans aswell as all the fights from Madison Square Garden on St. Patrick's Day. We look back over the phenomenal career of one of boxing's greatest EVER, George Foreman who passed away recently after a career that saw him fight Muhammad Ali, Joe Fraizer, Ken Norton, Ron Lyle, Gerry Cooney, Evander Holyfield, Tommy Morrison, Jimmy Young, Axel Schultz & Michael Moorer. A total of 76 wins and 5 losses.

George Foreman gave us a masterclass in resilience, on never giving up. His pivots and comebacks from defeat were legendary. He was a force of nature and one of the greatest boxers, salesmen and personalities the world has ever known. His inspirational story matters to us because one of the most critical mental disciplines for sales professionals is resilience.  Foreman's "In the Mud" Moment The George Foreman most of us remember, the man with the big charismatic smile selling grills on TV, was a far cry from the young man growing up in poverty in Houston's Fifth Ward, where lunch was often a mayonnaise sandwich.  As a teenager, George was an angry, mean bully who stole from kids at school and was shoplifting and mugging his way through his neighborhood. He was living on the edge, one arrest away from landing in a jail cell and potentially a life behind bars. One night, he was lying flat on his face in stinking mud, hiding from the police, when it hit him like a left hook that he was going nowhere like this. It was a moment of truth that changed the trajectory of his life. Lying there covered in filth, he made a promise to himself to change his path. He realized that if he wanted to avoid going nowhere, he had to make a massive mindset shift.  He enrolled in the Job Corps—a federal program that helps disadvantaged youth pick up real life skills—and soon after discovered boxing. And from that moment on, he replaced petty crime with gloves, replaced street fights with disciplined training, replaced despair with a sense of purpose.  This type of mindset shift is exactly what resilience is about. Sometimes you've got to face the fact that your old excuses, old habits, or old environment aren't working for you anymore. And when you decide to do something different—really decide—you set the stage for everything else that follows. That stinking mud moment is where you get real about your situation. It's where you decide that you've had enough and realize that the change you are looking for can only be found inside yourself because that's where resilience comes from.  Developing Resilience in the Face of Devastating Defeat Once George got serious about boxing, he rocketed to stardom. He won gold in the 1968 Olympics, then tore through the heavyweight division.  In one of his most famous fights, he defeated Joe Frazier in just two rounds, creating the iconic moment when Howard Cosell screams, “Down goes Frazier, down goes Frazier, down goes Frazier!” Foreman emerged from that fight as a heavyweight wrecking ball, the unstoppable champion of the world. Then, he ran into a wall called Muhammad Ali. Millions of people tuned in to watch Foreman and Ali battle it out in what was hyped as the “Rumble in the Jungle.”  Going into the fight, Foreman was the overwhelming favorite. But it was his overconfidence that lulled him into Ali's famous rope-a-dope strategy. This led to a crushing and embarrassing defeat. Ali knocked Foreman out in the eighth round, shocking the world and pulling off the upset of the century. Foreman was humiliated on the global stage. In that moment, he went from being the hardest hitting, baddest man on the planet to an also-ran.  Sales and life can be the same way. You might have soared for months, hitting every goal. Then the bottom falls out. The real test isn't whether you can ride success, but whether you can respond to defeat with resilience. The real question is, will you pick yourself up and make a comeback or fold up like a cheap lawn chair and quit. Will your failure become a tattoo or temporary bruise?  Retreat and Reinvention — The Next Pivot After that loss to Ali, Foreman was devastated. But he continued fighting until at the age of 28, he had a near death experience in Puerto Rico following a loss to Jimmy Young. It was one more lapse into overconfidence in which Foreman failed to prepare for the fight and was taken down by yet another underdog. 

pWotD Episode 2881: George Foreman Welcome to Popular Wiki of the Day, spotlighting Wikipedia's most visited pages, giving you a peek into what the world is curious about today.With 1,670,137 views on Saturday, 22 March 2025 our article of the day is George Foreman.George Edward Foreman (January 10, 1949 – March 21, 2025) was an American professional boxer, businessman, minister, and author. In boxing, he competed between 1967 and 1997, and was nicknamed "Big George". He was a two-time world heavyweight champion and an Olympic gold medalist. He is the namesake of the George Foreman Grill.After a troubled childhood, Foreman took up amateur boxing and won a gold medal in the heavyweight division at the 1968 Summer Olympics. Having turned professional the next year, he won the world heavyweight title with a stunning second-round knockout of the then-undefeated Joe Frazier in 1973. He defended the belt twice before suffering his first professional loss to Muhammad Ali in the Rumble in the Jungle in 1974. Unable to secure another title opportunity, Foreman retired after a loss to Jimmy Young in 1977.Following what he referred to as a born again experience, Foreman became an ordained Christian minister. Ten years later he announced a comeback, and in 1994 at age 45 won the unified WBA, IBF, and lineal heavyweight championship titles by knocking out 26-year-old Michael Moorer. He dropped the WBA belt rather than face his mandatory title defense soon after, and following a single successful title defense against Axel Schulz, Foreman relinquished his IBF title as well on June 28, 1995. At 46 years and 169 days old, he was the oldest world heavyweight champion in history. Foreman was the oldest to ever win the world heavyweight boxing championship of major honors and the second-oldest in any weight class after Bernard Hopkins (at light heavyweight). He retired in 1997 at the age of 48, with a final record of 76 wins (68 knockouts) and 5 losses, one of the famous losses coming at the hands of Muhammad Ali who hit him with a lightning fast 1-2 combination which was “the fastest punch” Foreman had ever seen.Foreman was inducted into the World Boxing Hall of Fame and International Boxing Hall of Fame. The International Boxing Research Organization rates Foreman as the eighth-greatest heavyweight of all time. In 2002, he was named one of the 25 greatest fighters of the past 80 years by The Ring. The Ring ranked him as the ninth-greatest puncher of all time. He was a ringside analyst for HBO's boxing coverage for 12 years until 2004. Outside boxing, Foreman was a successful entrepreneur and known for his promotion of the George Foreman Grill, which has sold more than 100 million units worldwide by 2011. In 1999, he sold the commercial rights to the grill for $138 million.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 01:50 UTC on Sunday, 23 March 2025.For the full current version of the article, see George Foreman on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm generative Kajal.

Hi All, Here is the podcast of my 'In The Groove' show on Starpoint Radio on Sunday 9th June 2024, posting delayed by my holiday... It features fab new music from Shaun Labelle, Quiet Village, Georgie B & The Groove Association, Babs Presents Ft Lolly, Victor Haynes, Dave Anthony Ft Beverlei Brown and Luis Radio Ft Earl W. Green, with vintage grooves by Luther, Fanatix Ft, Lady Alma, Jimmy Young and Ananda Project as well as 'A Touch Of Jazz' by Finn Rees.. all in 2 hours of ACE music.. enjoy the selections xPaul Stuart 'In The Groove' - Starpoint Radio - Sunday 9th June 202401. Steven Thad - Smile (Single - Expansion 2024)02. Dana Masters - Real Good Mood (Real Good Mood LP - Camden Studios Records 2024)03. Shuya Okino - Holding You,Loving You (Ft Pete Simpson) (Destiny Replayed by Root Soul LP - rootsoul.bandcamp.com 2024)04. Luther - Follow My Love (This Close To You LP - Cotillion 1977/2024)05. Sharnette Hyter - I'm In Love (Single - Sharnette Hyter 2024)06. Bryony Jarman-Pinto - Riverside (Below Dawn LP - Tru Thoughts 2024)07. Finn Rees - Expansion (Dawn Is A Melody LP - Mr Bongo 2024)08. Shaun Labelle - Your Love Kept Calling My Name (Ft Maysa, Stokley, Jeff Lorber, Patrick Lamb & Maurizio Metalli)(Single - Shaun Labelle 2024)09. Lalah Hathaway - Mood For You (Ft MC Lyte) (VantaBlack LP - Lalah Hathaway 2024)10. Georgie B & The Groove Association - Soul Night (Single - G.A.B. Records 2024)11. Richard Rogers - Can't Stop Loving You (Radio Mix) (SAM 12" 1990)12. Victor Haynes - Gonna Be Right There (Dreams LP - Expansion Records 2024)13. Jimmy Young - Times Are Tight (Vocal) (Nitelife 12" 1983)14. DJ Timbawolf Ft Hannah Khemoh - Wake Up (T-A Records 2024)15. Dave Anthony Ft Beverlei Brown - Best In Me (Manoo's Soulful Remix) (Newtown Recs 2024)16. Joseph Capriati - Peace And Blessings (Ft Arnold Jarvis)(Nervous 2024)17. Ananda Project - Breaking Down (Louie Vega Revival Mix) (Night Grooves DP 12" 2002)18. Babs Presents Ft Lolly - Destinations (Original Short Vocal Mix) (4th Set 2024)19. Cortney LaFloy - Don't Speak (Rick's Pure Movin Vocal) (Poji Records 2024)20. Luis Radio Ft Earl W. Green - He Gives Me Joy (Original Mix) (Groovebom Records 2024)21. Fanatix Ft, Lady Alma - Higher (Dope Wax  2008)22. Jayceeindamix - Beat Box (Househead London Promo 2024)23. Quiet Village - Reunion (The Quiet Village 2024)

This is a breaking news edition of In The Weeds with Jimmy Young. Joined by the political director of NORML is Washington DC Morgan Fox. More than 54% of the votes cast paved the way for another state to go legal. Now what?

In 1973, Oregon was the first state in the union to decriminalize cannabis, in 2014 they became the fourth to legalize it, but now that it's an open adult use market, it's been a struggle to grow a business let alone grow the plant. Now with the merger of two business associations, the Oregon Cannabis Association (OCA) and the Cannabis Industry Alliance of Oregon (CIAO), Oregon advocates are hopeful this will be the first step towards positive economic change. Marianne Cursetjee of Alibi, Myron Chadowitz of cannassentials.net, and Mike Getlin of Nectar markets join In the Weeds host Jimmy Young

There are few people in the cannabis industry who can match the passion and energy of Gary George from New Jersey hosting the biggest cannabis business trade shows in person an on line. Oct. 5-6 is the next one in Newark, NJ. Gary and Jimmy touch on quite a few topics facing businesses in the cannabis industry. Gary calls himself a digital marketing ninja after 20 years of creating success marketing strategy.

Meet the Pill Man, the Beard Brothers, Medible Xtracts, and the Onehitoneda guy, PCM founder Jimmy Young took in this five year old cannabis celebration for the first time at the Spencer Fairgrounds in Spencer Massachusetts.

In a special edition of my podcast this week, Craig Braddick has interviewed me to talk about growing up in the 1980s with Radio 1 and then with Radio 2 into the 90s and beyond, and how being a contestant on Blockbusters guided me towards my own broadcasting career. I talk about the significance of 1981 – the year I started listening to Radio 1 – and Bucks Fizz winning Eurovision and how, during my schooldays, the charts on a Sunday mattered in the school playground. We also talk about whether the presenters of the day really represented what was going on in the wider world and whether there was a patriarchal streak to broadcasting in that era. I talk about who my favourite presenters were in those days, including the impact of Adrian John who was a presenter in the 1980s who really understood his audience. We talk about my childhood diary entries and what it contains about my radio interests, and how I used to include information about the DJ and the artists who were on Top of the Pops each week. We also talk about DJ handovers both on radio and on TOTP, and of the presenters who perhaps didn't always get on (famously Tony Blackburn and John Peel). We reflect on whether for listeners there is a particular ‘golden era' and whether some of the Radio 1 DJs in the 80s thought that they were more important than the music, and we refer to the way some presenters were delegated. We talk about the way they were caricatured in the Smashie and Nicey mode. We then move on to discuss what happened with Radio 2's evolution in the 1980s and how different the station was in those days from today, and how David Hamilton's perceptions of the station in the 80s and now are diametrically opposite.  I talk about how much I enjoyed the guests on Gloria Hunniford's show on Radio 2 in the afternoons in the early 90s when I was at university. I refer to the line between education and entertainment as being blurred and how those in-depth conversations were an inspiration for my Nostalgia podcast. We talk about Jimmy Young's news and current affairs career and how the iconic JY was perhaps in some ways evoking a different era. We then speak about my experience of appearing as a contestant on Blockbusters and of meeting Bob Holness, and how it came as a surprise to my school peers that I got on the show in the first place. Craig askes me about my radio heroes, and I talk about Ed Stewart and how he died before he had a chance to read what I had written about him in a book I wrote about Christmas. We refer to Stewpot's radio personality and whether he would have fitted a different sort of genre of broadcasting. I reflect, too, on the female presenters who have influenced me, including Sarah Kennedy, and the contrast in broadcasting style with Chris Evans. I tell Craig about how I tend to gravitate to more introverted presenters and how radio and university teaching cross over in unexpected ways. Then, at the end of the interview Craig asks me what in ten years' time I think I am going to be listening to on the radio.

On In The Weeds with Jimmy Young this week, @Scott Jordan of the Alternative Finance Network. While the world sees doom and gloom in the cannabis industry, prices plummeting, interest rates rising, no access to capital, you won't get that negativity from Scott. If you are in the lending business, things are booming! Just ask Scott Jordan of the Alternative Finance Network. He's been doing deals in this space for years, and now it's just a bit more challenging with rising interest rates and traditional banks failing in the US from coast to coast.

You have to give cannabis attorneys credit, most of them want you to know that they are cool and can relate to those who are enlightened by this plant medicine. Jeffrey Hoffman from New York City is one of them. Even his Linked In Profile is an image of him with his beloved New York Yankees hat, and a joint in his mouth! He calls himself a NY City cannabis insider, and he hosts a podcast show called Ask me Anything about Cannabis? On In the Weeds with JImmy Young, they talk about the changes in the New York state regulations, SAFE Banking, and a whole bunch of other issues including the legalization question.

In this episode, we are replaying our very first episode for a very special reason. The 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb is not a race, but an opportunity to honor and remember the 343 #FDNY members who selflessly gave their lives so that others might live. Fire service members across the United States convene in the high-rise buidings to climb 110 stories as a tribute to their fallen brothers. This past week during the FDIC Convention at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana, Jimmy Young, who battled cancer and just had shoulder surgery, courageously finished the stair climb with his brothers and sisters from WorldWide Peer Support waiting for him at the finish. Jimmy, this is for you.Produced by https://MyPodcast.Media

| Step By Step (Extended Re-mix)  | Jeff Lorber feat. Audrey Wheeler  | 1985 | Too Much Too Fast  | Vera Brown & Rich Girls  | 1985 | Summer Nights In Rio  | Wilton Felder  | 1983 | Out On The Town  | Aaron Bing  | 2011 | Let's Get Together Now  | Aristocrats  | 1973 | Gonna Make You Mine  | Anglo Saxon Brown  | 1976 | Will You Love My Child  | Anna Raye  | 2005 | Nine Times  | Moments  | 1976 | Times Are Tight (Instrumental)  | Jimmy Young  | 1982 | Is This The Future? (Gedi Re Edit)  | Fatback feat. Gerry Bledsoe  | 1983 | Want You So Bad  | Magnum Force  | 1991 | Do You Believe In Love  | Tavares  | 1980 | We Belong To Each Other  | Pieces Of A Dream  | 1988 | Sugar Pie Guy (Extended Disco Version)  | Joneses  | 1974 | I'm So Hot  | Denise LaSalle  | 1980 | I'll Never Find Another Like You  | Eddie Kendricks  | 1983 | It's Right  | Michelle Wallace  | 1982 | Fan The Fire  | Eugene Record  | 1979 | Loc-It-Up  | Leprechaun  | 1981 | Whole Lotta You In Me (feat. Grover Washington, Jr.)  | Brotherly Love (aka The Chestnut Brothers)  | 1990 | Just Wanna Get The Feel Of It (12" Version)  | Bloodstone  | 1978 | Stomp  | Louis Benedetti  | 2000 | Soulmagic (Part 1)  | Soulmagic  | 2003 | Human  | Brief Encounter  | 1977 | Testimony  | Virtue  | 2006 | You Changed  | Jully Black  | 2002 | Shoulda Been Lovin' You (feat. Stephanie Cooke)  | Mondo Grosso  | 1997 | Can We Try Again (feat. Ledisi)  | Braxton Brothers  | 1999 | These Memories  | Almeta Lattimore  | 1975 | Being In Love  | Chi-Lites  | 1972 | Big Time Lover  | Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose  | 1973 | Love Me Anyway  | WQBC  | 1985 | Everyone's A Star (Paul Simpson Re-edit)  | Intruders  | 2023

Christian Motivational Stories: The Comeback King, Big George Foreman.Michael Moorer vs. George Foreman, billed as One for the Ages, was a professional boxing match contested on November 5, 1994 for the WBA and IBF heavyweight championships.Please support the podcast by purchasing the recommended readings and material:For the best in George Foreman Grills Click The link.By George:: The Autobiography of George Foreman George Edward Foreman (born January 10, 1949)[2][3] is an American former professional boxer, entrepreneur, minister and author. In boxing, he was nicknamed "Big George" and competed between 1967 and 1997. He is a two-time world heavyweight champion and an Olympic gold medalist.As an entrepreneur, he is known for the George Foreman Grill.After a troubled childhood, Foreman took up amateur boxing and won a gold medal in the heavyweight division at the 1968 Summer Olympics. Having turned professional the next year, he won the world heavyweight title with a stunning second-round knockout of then-undefeated Joe Frazier in 1973.He defended the belt twice before suffering his first professional loss to Muhammad Ali in the iconic Rumble in the Jungle in 1974.[4] Unable to secure another title opportunity, Foreman retired after a loss to Jimmy Young in 1977.

Christian Motivational Stories: The Comeback King, Big George Foreman.Michael Moorer vs. George Foreman, billed as One for the Ages, was a professional boxing match contested on November 5, 1994 for the WBA and IBF heavyweight championships.Please support the podcast by purchasing the recommended readings and material:For the best in George Foreman Grills Click The link.By George:: The Autobiography of George Foreman George Edward Foreman (born January 10, 1949)[2][3] is an American former professional boxer, entrepreneur, minister and author. In boxing, he was nicknamed "Big George" and competed between 1967 and 1997. He is a two-time world heavyweight champion and an Olympic gold medalist.As an entrepreneur, he is known for the George Foreman Grill.After a troubled childhood, Foreman took up amateur boxing and won a gold medal in the heavyweight division at the 1968 Summer Olympics. Having turned professional the next year, he won the world heavyweight title with a stunning second-round knockout of then-undefeated Joe Frazier in 1973.He defended the belt twice before suffering his first professional loss to Muhammad Ali in the iconic Rumble in the Jungle in 1974.[4] Unable to secure another title opportunity, Foreman retired after a loss to Jimmy Young in 1977.

They might have been 3000 miles away from their base in the Emerald Trianble's Humboldt County, but Wendy Kornberg of Sunnabis Farms, and James Beurer from Organic Cultivators seem right at home in Massachusetts.They were in town as the organizers for the second annual Super Natural Organic Conference in Sturbridge Massachusetts this past weekend where a dream team of natural organic growers shared their knowledge with a group of like minded horticulturalists. Pro Cannabis Media was a proud sponsor of this event which is all about farming all sorts of plants, vegetables, and of course cannabis. On In The Weeds with Jimmy Young, this week, the PCM Founder sat down with both of the organizers for this great event.

Join us March 1st for our in person show!!!!https://www.eventhi.io/event/in-the-weeds---live-from-the-summit--7501One of the longest established growers, and policy advocates to come out of Boston, Massachusetts is Kim and Jon Napoli. Kim was recently named to the Board of Directors for the Marijuana Policy Project after her impact on reform at the state and Federal Level. Jon is the proprietor of the Boston Gardener, the city's oldest grow and hydroponic supply stores. Both have interests in dispensaries in the state, and Jon teaches growing education in the area. Both were on the In The Weeds with Jimmy Young live special promoting their Live from the Summit series of interviews now moving on location on March 1st at Massachusetts only legal cannabis social consumption lounge. Weed Talk News Anchor Alaina Pinto and former Patriots player Eric Martin guest host with Jimmy.

Former pro football player Eric Martin joins Alaina Pinto and Shari Berman for a candid conversation about cannabis. From Humboldt County growers James Beurer and Wendy Kornberg to Gary George in NJ, with stops in Massachusetts along the way. Don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, & SUBSCRIBE to the newsletter...go to the website...24-7 live stream of PCM TV available on procannabismedia.com

When I am introduced to someone with a name like Phil Forde, I immediately remember the former NBA player, and North Carolina basketball legend! Alas, it was not "that" Phil Ford, but Phil Forde, which is spelled different but pronounced the same. This Phil Forde and I met at the Real Cannabis Entrepreneur conference in Newark NJ in the fall. He was representing the Feeling Fabulous Cosmetics booth.

On In The Weeds with Jimmy Young this week, two European based cannabis journalists and podcast hosts. Martin Condon from Martin's World Podcast in Ireland, and Lex Pelger frim Cannabinoids and the People in Bordeaux France where he produces content for his own newsletter and podcast. Did you hear that Ireland is starting to move the idea of legalization in their parliament? So if you think the USA laws need to be changed, there is some movement in Europe but they are far behind the states.

As part of NECANN's & Highlife Style Show in Boxboro a few weeks ago, In The Weeds with Jimmy Young sits down with author, attorney, Dad, and Buffalo Bills fan, Sam Miserendino. Now don't think this is a children's book even though the illustrations are designed to attract those adults who like a good laugh. . It's a good parody for adults over the age of 21.

The Harvest Cup in Worcester is one of the popular cannabis trade shows every year, and this year did not disappoint. There were 16 categories being judged, and North East Alternatives continues it's dominance at this event. This is a special In The Weeds with Jimmy Young and NE Alternatives Francesca Cserr their brand ambassador who is perfect for that part!

The Harvest Cup is a regional competition for cannabis growers and manufacturing in Worcester Massachusetts since 2017. In the Weeds Jimmy Young was on site and talked with some of the vendors involved including the Hippy Chick herself Janet McAllister who got married on Saturday on the Floor of the trade show. Also interviewed Eric Robichaud of Green Goddess Supply and the host of the Metrowest networking group, Dan Serard from Cannabis Creative Group, and Jayson Reposa from Good Feels infused beverages.

Over the past few episodes of In The Weeds with Jimmy Young on the road with NECANN at the Higher Lifestyle show, Jon Provost, a child prodigy actor from Hollywood, has talked with the host about his life in film, TV, and advocacy for animals. Now the two old school media veterans talk about the changes in film, and society over the decades they've both been involved in advocacy for cannabis. From Hollywood CA to Boston, Massachusetts, the cannabis cause has brought them together, this was one of the features of the NECANN and the Higher LIfestyle Show in Boxboro MA.

Totaling over $1 billion in cannabis sales so far this year, the Massachusetts cannabis market is growing larger than more legacy markets in the US such as Washington and Oregon. This highly competitive market, with over 420 retail licenses issued so far and more pending, offers an additional challenge to retailers and brands: vertical integration. Massachusetts is by far one of the most vertically integrated markets in the US, which translates into a high level of brand consolidation in the market. The Massachusetts cannabis market has many trends that set this market apart from others in the US. For example, in recent months, many markets have been experiencing declining growth rates as a result of a post-pandemic market correction. In Massachusetts however, sales totaled $132M in July 2022, a 4% increase from July 2021. The Massachusetts cannabis market is also highly vertically integrated compared to other US markets. Because of this, Massachusetts has the most brand consolidation among other cannabis markets, with more than 2/3 of total sales coming from the top 10 brands. While the consumer landscape in Massachusetts is fairly similar to the rest of the US, there is a slightly higher proportion of Generation X consumers and younger Female consumers participating in the Massachusetts cannabis market compared to other markets in the US.In this report we take a close look at the Massachusetts cannabis market, exploring cannabis sales growth, product categories, brand consolidation in the market, demographics, and more.Episode 1043 The #TalkingHedge looks at Headset's data with Jimmy Young of Pro Cannabis Media…#CannabisIndustry #CannabisData #CannabisAnalytics #CannabisSalesDatahttps://youtu.be/WYRIjVVpPVc

On In The Weeds with Jimmy Young this week, we talk with a legendary creative TV producer and founder of Monster TV, Bill Diamond. At age 23, Bill was introduced to Jim Henson, creator of the muppets. Now 40 years plus later, Diamond is a hit at Comic Conn, and collectible shows around the nation. So what is he doing at the Cannabis Friendly High Life Style Show presented by NECANN? Last year, he created the Toking with the Dead series in order to educate the canna curious through adult humor and education. In this interview, Bill Diamond talks with Jimmy Young and gives a tour of his incredible creations, and also shares some of the stories that are part of his memorable life and career.

Everywhere you look in the cannabis news space these days, everyone is talking about weed and sex. What are the best strains? What does it do to your Libido? Does it enhance your pleasure with your partner, alone, or your group? These are some of the topics that are trending in the cannabis space these days. Now Pro Cannabis Media is launching a new talk show with Tanya Griffin of OOYES.love. In this special edition of In The Weeds with Jimmy Young, Tanya Griffin is joined by Dr. Mary Clifton to talk openly and honestly about two of everyone's favorite activities, weed and sex!. Tanya is the Founder and CEO of Two Trees and OOyes.love. She has 30 years of growth management experience spanning two continents and a number of industries including cannabis, financial services (FinTech), software dev, medical devices and practices, pharmacy, restaurants, retail stores, manufacturing and distribution, marketing and growth management, she has continually adapted to her environment and created, run and helped businesses she is passionate about prosper and grow. Dr Mary Clifton is a board-certified, licensed, internal medicine doctor. She is a recognized expert in CBD and Cannabis and the founder of CBDandCannabisInfo.com and the highly respected professional certification course, “The Cannabinoid Protocol”.

When people ask where they should go to invest in the cannabis industry, Real Estate seems to be the best for growth in this volatile industry. Whether that's for growhouses or farms, or for licensed dispensaries, or even future social clubs, Commercial Real Estate will be required. Rob Sechrist from the Pelorus Equity Group Fund in Orange County California has been one of the leaders in this space for years. Here's his track record of accomplishments:o Leading provider of commercial real estate loans for the cannabis sectoro In 2021 the Company saw 434% growth YoYo More than $250MM in AUMo Upsized Pelorus Fund's offering to $1B in 2021, up from its previous $250M offeringo $200M in equity – more equity than any other privately held or publicly traded commercial real estate lender in the cannabis space.o First in the cannabis industry to secure up to a $20M line of credit with an FDIC–insured bank at 4.75% and no non-usage fees.

When the call for support came in during the World Trade Center attacks, Jimmy Young answered. This is Jimmy's story. For more information or to support this podcasts and the first responders it serves, visit:https://burntoutpodcast.orghttps://worldwidepeersupport.org

Trade shows took a beating during the covid pandemic, and now they are back in full force. The New England Cannabis Conventions run by Marc Shepard and staff has got the formula down to a science. Coming off their first successful one in New York state on August 26-27 in Albany, they head to Atlantic City NJ on September 9-10.

Throughout history, the cannabis plant has been used medicinally and vilified in the USA for . being a schedule 1 drug according to the Controlled Substances Act of 1970. Phil Lamy is a Professor of Sociology and Anthropology at Castleton University of Vermont. A nationally recognized educator on sociology and anthropology is teaching a Sociology of Cannabis course this semester, and this is another sign of normalization in the cannabis legal era. This week he's on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young…

1995, sounds like a long time ago, it should especially when you know the industry Jon Napoli has been operating in since that time. He is the founder of the Hempest, one of the nation's longest running cannabis businesses in the world and carries the largest selection of hemp gear on the planet at Hempest.com. Hemp or THC Cannabis is the plant that is causing a disruption in the agrarian world that could have been avoided over 80 years ago in the US when cannabis prohibition started and the plant became a victim of race, status, and power. The Boston Gardner is where you will find Jon just about every day of the week, and now as an entrepreneur is awaiting to commence operations at a new adult use dispensary in Quincy Massachusetts. This week he's a guest on IN The Weeds with JImmy Young.

Since the introduction of the CAOA, the focus on legalization efforts has highlighted the paradoxical prohibited status of the plant.  This week, we check in on states that plan include measures on their ballot initiatives for the fall to end prohibition as well as the growing acceptance of the plant from voices that were once opposed and feigned the reefer madness fantasy.  We are happy to welcome Jimmy Young from Pro Cannabis Media as our guest.  Join us as we discuss the latest developments in the nation, enlightening historical facts, and the weekly Name That Strain guessing game that will have you salivating as you test your cannabis knowledge.

Canada was the first G7 Country to Federally legalize sales, and growing of cannabis back in 2018. At that time, Cy Williams the editor and publisher of High Canada magazine was already publishing his pro cannabis publication. On this week's In The Weeds with Jimmy Young, Cy Williams and freelance writer, Debi Facey out of the Toronto area gives us an update on how the legalization and growth of cannabis has been in the USA Northern neighbors of Canada.

22 years ago, Fortune Magazine named Raymond Chang as one of the top 25 Next Generation Leaders in business. Now the serial entrepreneur is CEO of Agrify based in Billerica Massachusetts. Agrify is the most innovative provider of advanced cultivation and extraction solutions in the cannabis industry. He led their IPO to one of the most successful raises in history and Agrify continues to grow. In fact he's grown and sold companies over his entire career. He's founded major media companies, run venture funds, led New Venture Auto, and pretty much is off the charts successful in running multiple companies in different industries. Pretty much any company Raymond touches turns to golden success, and now he's focused on the green of the cannabis plant. He explains his personal reason for entering the industry on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young.

Has your Instagram account been taken down because you are in the cannabis industry? How about Facebook? Some Social Media platforms do everything they can to hinder the SEO process. Victor Karpenko has been in the SEO space for 16 years. He has a vibrant business and workforce based in Ukraine. That's right he's running his operation out of the US now and still has 75% of his staff in that war stricken country. This is my first personal interview with anyone from the Ukraine, and we all need to support this country in whatever way we can. This week, we welcome Victor Karpenko from MjSeo Agency https://mjseo.agency/ aka SEOPROFY to In The Weeds with Jimmy Young.

During the barnstorming tour of New York state the NCIA made a stop in Albany New York. Thursday they are in the big Apple New York City. On Tuesday night, Pro Cannabis Media founder Jimmy Young sat down with Aaron Smith, the Executive Director of the NCIA for an exclusive update on the fight for federal legalization of cannabis in the USA.

Information and data drive most business decisions these days. That's no different in the growing industry of cannabis. New Frontier Data is one of the leaders in market research in business and it includes cannabis. A recently released NFD report explains the trends and future of the cannabis user in the US. The man who curated that information is John Kagia. The Chief Information officer might just know everything you ever wanted to know about the consumption of cannabis by people all over the world, now he's sharing some of that information on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young

Harry Bernstein has been a practicing attorney in Ohio for decades and originally decided to pursue a law degree in order to help his family's beer business. Now Harry is guiding his clients through the challenges in Federal Cannabis permits, taxes, and of course all those regulations.Ohio has a vibrant medical community, but the movement towards adult use laws have stalled in the legislature. Harry explains what is going on in that state on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young.

Cannabinoids are the magical chemical compounds that are part of the cannabis sativa plant. THC and CBD are the most common cannabinoids that are impacting, politics, compliance, regulations.Science and research is just now starting to grasp the magnitude of their influence on the endocannabinoid system in all mammals. ENDEXX corporation, CBD Unlimited, and Blesswell are three entities that Todd Davis leads as the CEO & Chairman. In this frank and open interview, Todd explains how he manages the work life balance, the politics, and the bottom line of a major multi million dollar company in the Wellness space on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young.

A personal experience at a dispensary led Lucinda Cross and Jack Roosevelt to create The Lucida Club, a membership club to improve your knowledge of cannabis through education and expert guidance. They target the "cannacurious", a term describing those who are curious about the cannabis plant. Their goal is to educate the masses about this plant so their members' experience at a retail dispensary will be better than the one the Lucida Club founders had. Their Co Founder and COO, Lucinda Cross on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young.

That's right Wana Brands is the #1 brand in the edible market in North American cannabis. Sure enough they were very busy at NECANN in Boston a month ago, and we didn't want to forget that Courtney Eder spent a few minutes talking about their success with Jimmy Young at the convention.

Jimmy Young is the founder of Pro Cannabis Media, and started his network to give a professional voice to the cannabis industry. Tori Chamberlain is a news producer for a TV channel in the Boston market. Their discussion as part of the PCM TV Live remote at Revolutionary Clinics is enlightening for many reasons! Check it out.

Not all lights for growing plants of any sort are created equal. If you are a commercial grower or just a home grower, you want to check out AB Lighting's state of the art LED lights for indoor grow facilities. Mark Honeycutt is the CEO, and he sits down under his lights at his booth at NECANN 2022 with In The Weeds host Jimmy Young.

Andrew, Jay, and Phil welcome back Jimmy Young, founder of Pro Cannabis Media and creator of Weed Talk News, to discuss WTN's new format, new producer, and new anchor The best cannabis conferences to attend The future of the cannabis industry and the prospects for federal legalization and more   LINKS: Pro Cannabis Media VoteProPot@gmail.com VoteProPot-Cast YouTube LinkedIn Instagram

The legend himself, Larry Holmes is this week's guest! He is known to be one of the greatest American Boxers with the greatest jab. Larry's nickname was the "Easton Assassin".  He is known to be friends and fight Muhammad Ali and beat him in 1980 in the 10th round. We learn that even though Larry Holmes beat Earnie Shavers, Earnie taught Larry how to be a good fighter. Chazz and Larry talk about his fights with Ken Norton, Joe Frazier, Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield, Jimmy Young and more. Listen to this great story about a man from the East Coast that retired at 52! What a career! #Podcast #ChazzPalminteri #LifeAdvice Send an email to ChazzPalminterishow@gmail.com! And check my out one man show and merchandise at ChazzPalminteri.net ! Thank you for the support and continue to share and send in your questions!

Rick "Elvis" Parker might not be a memorable name to many boxing fans, but he should be. In the 1980s and 90s, Parker dealt with George Foreman, Jimmy Young, Bert Cooper and others before he was killed by a fighter in his stable in 1995. It's a wild tale of fight setups, double-crossing and, unfortunately, murder. Joining us on this episode is BoxRec editor Grey Johnson! Follow us/Subscribe! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcFb... Twitter: Patrick Connor - @PatrickMConnor Aris Pina - @PunchZoneAris Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KGBRadio/ Instagram: @knucklesandgloves Find us on the usual podcast apps and SUBSCRIBE! Thanks for tuning in! #boxing#boxingheads#history

Our team at Infused was thrilled to sit down with Boston's own Jimmy Young! We discuss Jimmy's prolific career in media that's included time as a broadcast journalist, Sports Director, college professor, and now the host, producer, and founder of Pro Cannabis Media! Join us for a lively talk with a wonderful cannabis advocate at November's CWCBExpo in New York City! Follow Us! Instagram @thesalesjoint Twitter @TheSalesJoint Facebook @TheSalesJoint

Emmy Award Winning Sports Journalist and Pro.Cannabis.Media CEO Jimmy Young joins the cheesecake & coffee podcast to discuss his sports history, Cannabis, and much more.