Podcasts about Kayvan Khalatbari

Episode 42 focuses on an interview with someone who inspires us through his actions. Tune in to learn about a cannabis dispensary owner who eventually ran for mayor. Hosted by BURNTmd | Presented by GuerillaHealer.org | Sponsored by Buildasoil.com

Two years ago, Kayvan Khalatbari was running to be mayor of Denver. He had started a chain of pizza shops, helped legalize cannabis, supported numerous arts organizations, and he had big plans for managing Denver's growth. Now he's the ringleader of a growing group of progressive-minded Denverites decamping for Trinidad, Colorado, a small rundown town on the New Mexico border. Mutiny Information Cafe is opening an outpost down there this summer. So are the owners of Grandma's House Brewery and the Hi-Dive. City Cast Denver producer Paul Karolyi sits down with Kayvan to talk about what he sees in Trinidad that he no longer sees in Denver. Plus, we'll hear from another Trinidad booster, Denver's iconic historical preservationist, Dana Crawford.  Don't miss another morning with the City Cast Denver newsletter! Subscribe here: https://denver.citycast.fm/newsletter/ Get the tweets @citycastdenver

Billy Wayne & Mike have front line warrior of legalization, consulting, consuming, you name it, Kayvan Khalatbari has done it and mostly done it well in cannabis. He's an exciting first guest, and will end up being our sherpa through the season. Enjoy mofo's!! Grown Local is produced by SLEE, Billy Wayne Davis, Matt Davis, and Mike McGowan.

Tonight we sit down and talk to philanthropist and entrepreneur Kayvan Khalatbari on the current state of the cannabis industry, his experience running for mayor, and transitioning his business to an employee-owned model. You can watch this episode here: https://youtu.be/5mIyAJD_6MU

Kayvan Khalatbari is a community advocate and entrepreneur based in Denver, CO. He is the co-founder of more than a dozen businesses in multiple industries, which employ… Read more "Chef or Death #140 – Kayvan Khalatbari"

Kayvan Khalatbari joins us and shares how Denver progressed in leading cannabis legalization: "we knew that we had a lot misperceptions and stigmas to overcome and it behooved us before the city and the state were regulating us very strictly, to self regulate, and to put on a good face for the industry. We knew that there were certainly a lot of folks that perpetuated those stigmas and stereotypes we had to overcome, but there also a lot of great operators that maybe weren't willing to step out in front of camera, step out in front of communities and be a face for the industry."

Today’s conversation is with serial entrepreneur Kayvan Khalatbari. Together we’re exploring his career path from cannabis to comedy and community activism as well as hearing more about why this Iranian American business owner and philanthropist has decided to run for political office.

Kayvan is not what you’d expect – as is the case with most good things – he’s putting his 13 fun (and thriving) businesses on hold this… Read more "Closure Optional Ep. 20 – Kayvan Khalatbari, Denver Mayorial Candidate"

Join us for Episode 13 with 2019 Denver Mayor Candidate Kayvan Khalatbari who discusses the importance of cannabis reform policy in Denver, the need for a more progressive administration, and how millennials can get involved in the grassroots efforts in anticipation of next year's election. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lit-and-lucid/support

Denver Mayoral candidate, Kayvan Khalatbari in studio with Peter to discuss his run agains Michael Hancock in 2019.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amanda Ostrowitz joins us and shares that she bootstrapped herself into a cashflow positive, debt free reality when she got an acquisition offer from MassRoots. While it was surprising as she was fundraising but not looking to get acquired...she was looking to grow. So she decided to move forward. With the deal nearly complete Issac Deitrich was removed as the CEO of MassRoots and so Amanda withdrew from the deal. She shares her thoughts and feelings as well as lessons learned from that experience. Welcome to Cannabis Economy, I’m your host Seth Adler, check us out on social with handle canneconomy- that’s two n’s and the word economy. But first a quick conversation with Kayvan Khalatbari on the MCBA Opportunity Summit March 22-24 in Denver. Great speakers and sponsors are already lined up and you can get your tickets at MCBAOpportunity.Eventbrite.com Here’s Kayvan and then Amanda.

Hello Denver, Are You Still There? is a live podcast hosted by Bree ‘Coco’ Davies at Mutiny Information Cafe every fourth Thursday of the month. This months guests include Julie Gonzales, Kayvan Khalatbari, Risa White and Saira for Congress.  Be sure to subscribe, rate and leave a review of the Mutiny Transmissions podcast, and be sure to check out the sister shows of Hello Denver, Queen City Companion and Stage Tales. Mutiny Transmissions recently released the first in studio podcast, Somebody Kill Me, Please (The Adam Sandler Podcast) as well, if you’re looking for some more of the Sandman in your life.   To learn more about Hello Denver, Are You Still There? Be sure to follow Bree Davies on twitter and follow Mutiny’s events on Facebook.

Kayvan Khalatbari returns and shares with us the issues which are driving him to run for Mayor of Denver. While the vote isn’t until 2019, Kayvan shares his thoughts on everything from ditching the ditch to social what do do about cannabis in the metropolis. Kayvan says he’s seen the city change and opportunity dwindle. He’s seeing long-time residents move away. He’d like to see a city that’s sustainable and forward thinking. He’s looking to create equitable opportunity with a synthesis of art, community, entrepreneurship and government with communication and transparency between them. And so he’s proposing Denver as Hemp Capital of the world which will draw business and provide jobs while not looking to spend anymore than is already in the budget.

Today on NCIA we speak to Kayvan Khalatbari about his decision to run for public office again. Kayvan is an Iranian-American entrepreneur, advocate, and 2019 mayoral candidate in Denver, Colorado. He is co-founder and partner of several successful businesses including a Denver-based pizza chain, a free arts magazine, a cannabis consulting company, and the longest continually operated cannabis company in Denver prior to the sale of its licenses to country music legend Willie Nelson and Terrapin Care Station. He also co-founder and partner in Sexpot Comedy, a burgeoning comedy collective, and is active as a volunteer and advocate in several political and nonprofit ventures aimed at changing the perception of the cannabis industry, advocating for under-served communities, and establishing creative and educational opportunities for children. Khalatbari's entrepreneurial, philanthropic, and advocacy efforts have begun to attract positive recognition. He was a finalist for Colorado Biz Magazine's entrepreneur of the year 2016 and Colorado Business Committee for the Art's EY Next Wave Leadership Award. Kayvan Khalatbari is running for mayor. On Tuesday, February 14, the Denver business owner and cannabis advocate filed paperwork with the Denver Elections Division, formalizing his candidacy for the 2019 mayoral race; Sue Chavez of the Denver Elections Division confirmed that Khalatbari had stopped by on Valentine's Day to turn in a formal application for candidacy.

NCIA's Bethany Moore discusses social responsibility in the Cannabis industry with Kayvan Khalatbari, the co-founder of Denver Relief Consulting, an international cannabis consultancy.They discuss community involvement and giving back, plus they discuss recent efforts in the city of Denver, Colorado surrounding the I-300 voter-approved initiative that would provide places for adults to socially consume cannabis.

Kayvan Khalatbari, lead proponent of Yes on 300: Denver Social Cannabis Use and founder of Denver Relief Consulting, discusses public consumption and other social policy issues related to the marijuana industry. Tune in to hear about what the social use policy will look like once implemented and how it empowers both the cannabis industry and local communities to deal […] The post Social Use and Responsibility [#73] appeared first on This Week in Drugs.

Russ Belville speaks with Kayvan Khalatbari about the Denver social marijuana use initiative on the ballot this election season.

Ladies & Gentlemen!! A special treat for this episode!! We have the very influential & awesome Kayvan Khalatbari!! He’s half of Sexpot Comedy, future politician, weed advocate & activist, & just an all around great guy. Really looking forward to this one! -Anthony Crawford This week on Talkin’ Shop Anthony Crawford is joined by Kayvan […] The post Talkin’ Shop Ep. 35: Kayvan Khalatbari appeared first on Sexpot Comedy.

It's an all Colorado episode up in here as Mark and Matt make a big announcement about comedian T.J. Miller and The Laugh Button. We also welcome Andy Juett and Kayvan Khalatbari the duo that make up Sexpot Comedy, a Denver based comedy production and podcast outfit that helps put on killer comedy shows that have helped grow Denver into one of the most thriving comedy scenes in the Nation. We get into the roots of the scene and what it's about for a comedian like Andy, as well as Kayvan's other work as a pizza mogul, entrepreneur, and advocate for Cannabis reform. We end with an R.I.P. for the late, great, Garry Marshall. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kayvan Khalatbari is a Denver entrepreneur who’s founded (among others) Sexpot Comedy, Sexy Pizza, Denver Relief, Denver Relief Consulting, and Birdy Magazine. He also ran for Denver City Council in 2015. Needless to say, this gave us plenty to talk about on this week’s show. I was introduced to Kayvan Khalatbari by Jake Browne (from...

Kayvan Khalatbari is a Denver entrepreneur who’s founded (among others) Sexpot Comedy, Sexy Pizza, Denver Relief, Denver Relief Consulting, and Birdy Magazine. He also ran for Denver City Council in 2015. Needless to say, this gave us plenty to talk about on this week’s show. I was introduced to Kayvan Khalatbari by Jake Browne (from...

In today’s episode, we revisit Kayvan Khalatbari of Denver Relief, Denver Relief Consulting, Sexy Pizza, Sexpot Comedy, Birdy Magazine and much more, to discuss the progress he has made since our last chat. This active and engaged individual is currently involved in over twenty initiatives, both cannabis-related and not, yet all his efforts remain centered in benefiting his community through passion-driven motivation, and blunt honesty. ​

Kayvan Khalatbari is rarely at rest. He currently runs several businesses in the Denver area, which include the Denver Relief dispensary, Denver Relief Consulting, and his Sexy Pizza restaurant chain, and can be found at the Sexpot comedy shows he produces around town, and sometimes even dressed up as a chicken, following Governor Hickenlooper. He is an interesting character to say the least. He says it is the strong work ethic instilled in him by his mother that keeps him going, and it looks like he won’t be slowing down anytime soon. Coming fresh off a run for public office, he is back hard at work helping businesses in other states prepare for the advent of legalization through Denver Relief Consulting, and gives us some insight on where he thinks the industry is going and how markets are opening up across the nation. What is most striking about Khalatbari, is that despite all of his antics and chock-full schedule, he is 100% committed to giving back to his community through everything that he does.

As a patient he found it difficult to find medicine.  And so when he found it, he began to help others.  His word of mouth business grew so large that he, Kayvan Khalatbari scrapped together $4K and a third partner put in the initial grow to start Denver Relief.  From just before House Bill 1284 through today, Ean has been providing medicine through Denver Relief.  He's got a number of other businesses and he's the Chair of the NCIA.

Adam, Mitch, Ryan & Bike are joined by Tommy Chong, Wally Johnson of Mary & I, and Kayvan Khalatbari of Sexpot Comedy. http://livestream.com/adamdunnshow/cannabis-and-comedy

THC Radio has been off to a rocky start with technical issues and the show producer being out on sick leave. We have combined the usable parts of Episodes 2 & 3 for your listening pleasure. On the first part of the show we go back to Wednesday, March 18th, when show hosts Christie Lunsford and David Maddalena talk with Morris Beegle of Colorado Hemp Company and we listen to a segment of the interview with Jason Thomas a member of LEAP and CEO of Avalon Realty Advisors. Moving along to the second portion of our show from Wednesday, March 25th when host David Maddalena talks with Kayvan Khalatbari, owner of Denver Relief, Sexy Pizza and is also running for Denver City Council at large. The show concludes with David M and David K talking weed when the scheduled guest was a no show.

Cory heads to the lovely north Denver home of Cam Omlid, Denver's favorite Bar Man and ONLY friend to hundreds of one time comedians who have trotted in and trudged out of open mics comedy shows all across Denver. Cam began working at Comedy Works, made friends with the comics and has been a staple of the community ever since. This podcaster remembers meeting Cam four years ago at an open mic at the Squire Lounge and it was easy to see why everyone loves Cam Omlid so much. Shout out to Renegade Brewing Company, Mutiny Info Cafe and Sexpot Comedy. Be sure to check out the Oriental this Thursday for the roast of Kayvan Khalatbari, Cory's friend and owner of Denver Relief, Sexy Pizza and Sexpot Comedy. He is running for City Council and could use your support.

On Episode 10 of Viva la Revolucion, join Larisa and Citizen Jay as they get into the conundrum of cannabis politics and just how backwards things are within our nation. Today's guest on Viva la Revolucion we will be interviewing Kayvan Khalatbari, owner of Sexy Pizza and Denver Relief. Kayvan is a cannabis crusader running for Denver City Council member-at-large,

Cory stops by the (some argue Denver's most eligible) bachelor pad of the inspiring Kayvan Khalatbari, owner of Sexy Pizza, Denver Relief and Sexpot Comedy.They chat about how Kayvan went from working in the 9-5 game after leaving his home state of Nebraska to becoming the person Nebraskans ages 16-35 don't know they miss the most, yet. He helped with the cannabis fight in Colorado and is currently giving the Denver comedy scene a giant push by backing dozens of great shows and podcasts, like this very one.Stop by Sexpot Comedy's website, donate a canned good to Denver Relief for a dollar joint and order some Sexy Pizza while you listen to Kayvan tell his Denver story.Snag your tickets to the Sexpot Comedy One Year Anniversary Show with Todd Barry Dec. 19th.

And now for Adam's first expert guest! Sexy Pizza and Denver Relief's Kayvan Khalatbari joins ACH to discuss flower (a.k.a. marijuana for the layman) and all the ways things are going down in Colorado, gettin high-wise. Kayvan is the man in Colorado marijuana industry and in the entreprenuer interested in supporting comedians industry. We hope you like the conversation! Be sure to check out Sexpot Comedy, that is if you ever get invited to the exclusive comedy event put on at Sexy Pizza South.