Podcast appearances and mentions of lady buds

On this weeks Podcast @jennyandmaireadnow there is talk of co sleeping past and present. Talent shows and Jazz Hands and crying over books. Jenny tells us about her dream fantasy job (which is never ever going to happen) and Mairead imagines her life as professional chef (at home). Lots more emails and insta messages this week about travelling for cosmetic surgery and ageing thoughts. There is information on periods that might just shock you and there is a new band in town - The Lady Buds

In today's episode we hear from Chris Russo, director of the compelling documentary Lady Buds. The film follows the journeys of women entrepreneurs in California's famed Emerald Triangle as they navigate the legal cannabis market. Chris takes us back to the first time she bought legal weed and shares her experience getting a medical card in Los Angeles. We also hear from Karyn Wagner, one of the stars of Lady Buds and a serial entrepreneur in the cannabis industry, as she shares her perspective on indoor vs outdoor grown weed. Enjoy! Hosted by Ellen Lee Scanlon Sign up for our newsletter at dothepot.com Follow us: IG: @dothepot FB: @dothepot Pinterest: @dothepot LinkedIn: How to Do the Pot Twitter: @dothepot --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/htdtp/message

In this episode, I chop it up with filmmaker CJ RUSSO, the visionary behind the wonderful documentary feature film, "LADY BUDS," which tells the story of 6 courageous women who come out of the shadows of the CANNABIS underground to forge a path to legalization, battling deep-pocketed corporations as they risk everything to make their American Dream come true in the market they helped create. This film has heart, humor, and grit. CJ talks to me about how she brought it to life over 4 years and had to gain the trust of the cannabis community, which doesn't always welcome outsiders. You can watch "Lady Buds" on STARZ, AMAZON PRIME, YouTube, VUDU, GOOGLE PLAY, ITUNES, and MICROSOFT. Trailer below as well as some great news for CJ regarding a scripted spin on the "Lady Buds" story. Listen to this episode of "No Script, No Problem" on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, and Google Podcasts. Thanks!

April 14, 2022-- Host Jenn Procacci talks with Chiah Rodriques of Arcanna Flowers, Michael Katz of MCA, and Genine Coleman of Origins Council about the cannabis documentary, Lady Buds.

Humboldt's first accused dealer charged with fentanyl homicide is headed to trial soon, two Eureka cops retired following last year's texting scandal, with bias claim Huffman wants FCC to reject the sale of our CBS and NBC affiliates, the localized cannabis doc “Lady Buds” is getting a comedy adaptation, diesel trucks rollin' coal were shamed virally following our in-depth coverage, some alleged meth users failed to divert cops with a false 911 call, why the mushroom bust in Arcata after the city decriminalized mushrooms, Eureka's Pine Motel location may soon be a Subway and Starbucks, recent funding looks to expand Eureka dental coverage by 8,000 visits a year, the upcoming bear and coyote exhibit at the zoo will open this fall, Cal Poly Humboldt export and Cincinnati Bengal Alex Cappa got praise from Sports Illustrated, a project is moving forward which could add 320 residential units to the Cutten area, Myles' appearance on Growing Pains with Nicholas Flores, our partner outlet Redheaded Blackbelt now has a cannabis brand, and more. Humboldt Last Week is Humboldt County's news podcast brought to you in collaboration with Beck's Bakery, Belle Starr Clothing, North Coast Co-op, Bongo Boy Studio, Photography by Shi, NCJ, RHBB, and KJNY. Subscribe via Apple, Spotify, and wherever else you get podcasts. Also: Alternative radio with no commercials and local nuggets. Follow the Instagram story for station fun. humboldtlastweek.com/radio Contact: myles@humboldtlastweek.com humboldtlastweek.com

This week we are joined by Felicia Carbajal, an LA-based community organizer, social entrepreneur, and transformative justice strategist who underwent a life-changing experience at their first dispensary visit in 2008. At a dispensary legalized by California's Proposition 64, The Adult Use of Marijuana Act, Felicia discovered a holistic treatment plan for their debilitating anxiety and PTSD that enabled them to get off prescription anxiety medication for good. Give this inspiring narration a listen, and you'll also hear about a bonus first time dispensary visit under Prop 215, the law that legalized medical marijuana in California beginning in 1996. And check out the film Lady Buds wherever you stream movies! Did you know that 3 out of 4 women in the U.S. have access to legal cannabis? This series is dedicated to women sharing their stories and empowering you in your own experiences buying cannabis. Hosted by Ellen Lee Scanlon Sign up for our newsletter at dothepot.com Follow us: IG: @dothepot FB: @dothepot Pinterest: @dothepot LinkedIn: How to Do the Pot Twitter: @dothepot --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/htdtp/message

In 2019 Joyce ordered her first hemp business cards from Erica Halverson's business, the TINY e PAPER Company. Uniquely, TINY e PAPER makes 100% pure hemp paper on a commercial scale utilizing both hemp stalks and the waste from CBD extractors, which is addressing several problems now faced by the cannabis industry. Erica is on a mission to sell her products and run her business using smarter resource than trees in addition to utilizing the waste being generated by a rapidly growing sector of the cannabis/hemp industry. Joyce and Erica cover a lot of topics ranging from Erica's aha moments when she was working in Korea and hiding her cannabis consumption to her mission to make the cannabis industry a leader in hemp packaging by keeping control and making it all here in America.The Canna Mom Show wants to thank our sponsor, Fortuna Design, a cannabis friendly (and woman founded) data-driven creative design, strategy, and problem-solving marketing firm right here in Massachusetts for making today's show possible.Thank you for your support and please subscribe so you never miss an episode!Topics Discussed(1:52) Constance Baker Motley: Civil Rights Queen(2:08) Ketanji Brown Jackson(2:50) Maura Healey for Governor(4:20) Cannabis and President Biden(4:45) Lady Buds the Movie(6:00) The Canna Mom Show Reality Show(6:31) The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel of Cannabis(6:47) Thank You Fortuna Design(7:05) Erica Halverson Introduction(8:15) TINY e PAPER and Erica's Dad(9:23) Why Hemp Paper?(13:34) Cannabis as Hemp Packaging Leaders(14:14) Creating Tiny e Paper(15:52) From Carbon to Cannabis(16:32) Re-educating Farmers(21:26) Pandemic Pivot(23:18) American Made and Processed(24:46) Serena Williams Venture Capital(28:30) Erica's Personal Story(32:12) Pax(34:06) THANK YOU FORTUNA DESIGN(35:55) Data Freak(36:40) 2022! Scaling Up(42:60) Connect with Erica on Linked-In and WebsiteThe Canna Mom Show wants to thank:Josh Lamkin and Bella Jaffe for writing and performing TCMS theme music

In which fascinating filmmaker CJ Russo stop by to talk about her documentary LADY BUDS (2021), about six women's struggles working in the now-legal California pot industry. (Warning: contains spoilers and some content may be triggering.)

How does a cannabis farmer buy her weed? At the dispensary just like the rest of us! This week on 1st Time I Bought Legal Weed Chiah Rodriques, heritage grower and star of the film Lady Buds, shares her story and the questions she asks when visiting a new dispensary. Did you know that 3 out of 4 women in the U.S. have access to legal cannabis? This series is dedicated to women sharing their stories and empowering you in your own experiences buying cannabis. SHOW NOTES Lady Buds Movie Hosted by Ellen Lee Scanlon Sign up for our newsletter at dothepot.com Follow us: IG: @dothepot FB: @dothepot Pinterest: @dothepot LinkedIn: How to Do the Pot Twitter: @dothepot --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/htdtp/message

Sara sits down with director, producer and writer CJ Russo to discuss their insightful and award-winning documentary “Lady Buds”, a film that follows six women and their experiences in the cannabis industry. [EP 43] Twitter: @ladybudsmovie IG: @lady.buds Facebook: @ladybuds

As Cali High starts 2022, we look back at the year that was in the cannabis industry. We talk with three growers, two NORML people, Two CEO's, and a fellow podcaster! We speak with Armen Paronyan and Chris Koljan from LA Cannabis Co, Chiah Rodriques of Arcanna Flowers, River Txai Farm and Chaos Herbals as well as the herb documentary, Lady Buds. We speak with Nat Pennington of Humboldt Seed Company about the removal of four dams along the Klamath River, and incredible win for the Native peoples of Northern California as well as for Northern California itself. We learn a lot from Ellen Scanlon of How to Do the Pot podcast and Peter G of Pete's Garden! Then we also check in with CA NORML and LA NORML's Ellen Komp and Ian Rassman about patient advocacy in a recreational cannabis California. Quite an entertaining and informative episode if we do say so ourselves!! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/calihighla?fan_landing=true)

My guest today is LA based singer-songwriter, performer, and composer, Abby Posner. As a solo artist, Posner considers herself to be "genre-fluid" mixing elements of folk, roots, pop, soul, and bluegrass into her music. She's also a successful composer, having scored four films: Across Land Across Sea, Through Their Eyes, Elizabeth Sees, and Lady Buds (2021). At the end of the episode, we get a live performance of her song, Wishing Well, off of her new album, "Kisbee Ring." If you enjoy the podcast, please let others know, subscribe or write a review. 5 star ratings and reviews on Apple Music as well as subscribing to our YouTube Channel help us out the most!! IF YOU'D LIKE TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST IN A MONETARY WAY, I'M NOW ON PATREON! www.patreon.com/andysydow You can support my artist career and this podcast for as little as $3 per month. Any and every contribution is greatly appreciated! Guest Links: Website: https://www.abbyposner.com/ "Return" by Abby Posner featuring Queertet on Bandcamp: https://abbyposner.bandcamp.com/releases Lady Buds (film): https://www.ladybudsmovie.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4HwDnSGknwnSPJbN6dUZVs?si=g9kssXiZR6u1gqWg6B05IQ Baker Booking: https://www.bakerbooking.com/ Guest Music: "Middle Class Rock Star" by: Nic Clark "Dinosaurs (Where Did You Go)" by: Nic Clark Episode Music: **All original music by Andy Sydow Sponsors: A huge thanks to our sponsors, PQ Mastering and Narrator RF. For any sponsorship inquiries, shoot me an email at middleclassrockstar@gmail.com pqmastering.com narratorrf.com

Over the last four years, CJ Russo has been documenting the impacts of cannabis legalization on the legacy community in California, which culminated into the historic feature documentary film, Lady Buds. She's a filmmaker who aims to give visibility to underrepresented communities by telling stories that authentically reflect our beautifully diverse world. Her award-winning short films have screened at the Sundance Film Festival, and have been broadcast on Showtime, PBS, IFC, LOGO and NETFLIX. After receiving two art degrees in Photography — a BFA from the University of Buffalo and MFA from the Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, NY — Russo moved to Hollywood to pursue her filmmaking dreams. She's a multiple grant recipient and fellow of filmmaking programs of Film Independent, Women In Film, Sundance and IFP. Lady Buds is her first feature film, which is in theaters now and available on iTunes, Amazon and several other streaming platforms.

Episode 50: Lady Buds; Interview with Chiah Rodriques In this episode we are joined by our good friend, and total badass, Chiah Rodriques!  Chiah is a cannabis grower, business owner, artist, and mom living in Northern California.  She was recently featured in “Lady Buds'' a documentary about women in the cannabis industry.  She talks to us about legalization, legacy, and the vital importance of supporting small farms.   Check out the Lady Buds movie here: ladybudsmovie.com/ Find Chiah's products at: arcannaflowers.com/  and mendocinogenerations.com/ Please like, subscribe, and leave a 5 star review!   Podcast Music by Jeff Stovall: https://soundcloud.com/backhousetranscendental Welcome to our first sponsor: Flippin' Cool Spatulas!  Find them on IG @flippincoolspatulas and flippincoolspatulas.com

Chris Russo's latest documentary, LADY BUDS, follows the widely praised 2016 decision to legalize cannabis in California and six courageous women who emerge from the shadows to enter the new commercial industry. As farmers, entrepreneurs and activists, these modern-day pioneers find their initial optimism is quickly replaced with uncertainty and fear as the new legislation favors deep pocketed corporations. Those who shaped the foundations of the cannabis industry for decades soon find themselves struggling to fight for their piece of the American Dream in a market they helped create. LADY BUDS features second-generation cannabis farmer Chiah Rodriques, 72-year old African-American retired Catholic school principal turned dispensary owner Sue Taylor, Latinx queer activist Felicia Carbajal, serial entrepreneur Karyn Wagner, and Humboldt elders The Bud Sisters. Their stories speak to the many opportunities and issues facing commercial cannabis today: the complicated dynamics of raising a family on a cannabis farm, the ongoing fight for those adversely affected by the War on Drugs, educating seniors citizens about the healing power of cannabis, and honoring the LGBTQ activists who fought for legalizing medical marijuana over 25 years ago. At every turn these trailblazers defy stereotypes, while revealing that cannabis is much more than a plant, it's a community. In her feature debut, award-winning filmmaker Chris J. Russo joins us to all about her own insightful journey into the lives and work of the women who are the backbone of the cannabis culture in California. Their struggles and triumphs paint a picture of an industry in flux as it grapples with preserving its storied heritage while looking toward the future. For news, screenings and updates go to: ladybudsmovie.com Screening at the Laemmle Glendale 11/16 & 11/27 Available on iTunes beginning 11/26

The real story of women in cannabis   Women's role in the history of cannabis is not well known.   Independent filmmaker CJ Russo interviewed 100's of women to create her first full-length documentary Lady Buds.  She and Chiah Rodriques join Kyra Reed to talk about the movie and why everyone in the industry today owes these women a debt of gratitude.  Produced by PodConXWomen Leading in Cannabis - https://podconx.com/podcasts/women-leading-in-cannabisKyra Reed - https://podconx.com/guests/kyra-reedCJ Russo - https://podconx.com/guests/cj-russoLady Buds - https://www.ladybudsmovie.com/Chiah Rodriques - https://podconx.com/guests/chiah-rodriguez

by Stacey Sheldon November 19, 2021-- On Saturday, November 20th, Willits' Noyo Theater will host the Mendocino premier of a new documentary film called Lady Buds. The film follows six courageous women from the Emerald Triangle and Bay Area as they emerge from the shadows of the cannabis underground to go legal. But with big money corporations taking over the industry, these trailblazers must now, ironically, fight to survive in an industry they helped to create. One of Mendocino's own legacy cannabis farmers, Chiah Rodriques, is featured in this documentary. The process of shooting her storyline took more than two years and amassed over 500 hours of footage. The documentary crew set up inside and outside of Rodriques' home on Greenfield Ranch, and filmed seasons of planting, growing and harvesting on her family's farm, capturing intimate scenes of her family's life. Rodriques did not predict the impact the filming would have on her husband and two teenage children. Despite the challenges, she was grateful to be a part of Lady Buds. A common theme running through all six of the women's stories in Lady Buds is the current challenges Emerald Triangle legacy cannabis workers face as Big Business slowly infiltrates the industry. Big Business harms local cannabis workers as their big money with investment backing allows them to control the market and dictate what sells and at what price. They can weather the economic storms, eat costs, and undercut. Renee Petry, Mendocino accountant for Licensed Cannabis Cultivators and Nurseries, has witnessed the difficulty local farmers face in this new era of legalization and regulation. She encourages local industry workers to continue to attend meetings to help shape legislation, and she reminds farmers that they have useful skills that can translate into other careers if the farming aspect does not serve them any longer. Lady Buds will be released in theaters nationwide on November 26th, and is also available on iTunes.

September 30, 2021--Host Jenn Procacci speaks with Chris J. Russo and Chiah Rodriques, director and subject in the upcoming documentary, LADY BUDS.

This week our guest is Chiah Rodriques, of River Txai Farms, Arcanna Flowers and Mendocino Generations. Chiah and her husband Jamie have been growing cannabis for 23 years together and we talk about what it is to farm sustainably off the grid on a ridgetop up in Mendocino. Chiah talks about getting their latest well drilled and the ins and outs of water rights as well as strains grown, pests to deal with and best farming practices. She is also starring in the upcoming documentary Lady Buds, about six women in the cannabis industry. The movie follows them from before prop 64 to the present with all the ups and downs licensing brought for them. A very enlightening interview!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/calihighla?fan_landing=true)

This week's episode features long-time West Hollywood resident, CJ Russo, who is a director, producer and writer of documentary films. She is no stranger to the film festival arena, with six short films playing at Outfest over the years, and winning an award for the Best Documentary Short with her film "Straight Down the Aisle" - confessions of lesbian bridesmaids. CJ's most recent project, Lady Buds, is her first feature documentary film that is making an appearance at Outfest 2021 (Los Angeles' LGBTQ Film Festival) before it lights the worldwide film festival circuit on fire. "Lady Buds is a feature documentary that tells the story of six courageous women who come out of the shadows of the cannabis underground to enter the newly legal market. With deep-pocketed corporations taking over the industry, these trailblazers risk everything to make their American Dream come true in the very market they helped create." Lady Buds kicked off its film festival screening schedule with a world premiere at the Canadian Hot Docs Film Festival earlier this year and Angelinos have the opportunity to catch a viewing at a very special sneak peek showing at Outfest on Friday, August 20th. Felicia Carbajal, one of the women featured in Lady Buds, also joins the We Know WeHo interview and brings her perspective as an activist in the LatinX, LGBTQ+ and cannabis communities to the conversation. Felicia provides insight about the gay history of cannabis and how queer activists were a big reason for the legalization of this industry and her personal involvement in providing cannabis to Bay Area AIDS patients in the 1990's. (Guest Interview begins at 10:25) Website: www.ladybudsmovie.com Instagram: @lady.buds SHOW NOTES & LINKS: Lady Buds Documentary Film Outfest Film Festival Compassionate Care Act DTLA Proud PinkDot Wellingtons LA Adam Levine's Calirosa Tequila YELP Mel's Drive In Craig's Vegan Gelato Festival Otus Thai HiTops Ruam Mitr Thai Veggie Grill Sunset Marquis Soulmate West Hollywood Bacari on 3rd & Bacari USC Melrose Rooftop Theatre

In the new documentary LADY BUDS, director Chris J. Russo covers a unique point in history as she follows a group of female growers after California's legalization of marijuana. In this 1on1, we speak to Russo, legacy grower Chiah Rodrigues and marijuana advocate Sue Taylor about breaking the stigma of the cannibis industry and the oncoming threat of big business.

Chris J. Russo, Sue Taylor, Chiah Rodriques and Face2Face host David Peck talk about their new film Lady Buds, Cannabis, big business, trailblazing, racism, sexism, happy accidents, the war on drugs and our authentic selves.More about the movie here.See it at Hot Docs 2021Synopsis:Following the widely praised 2016 decision to legalize cannabis in California, six courageous women emerge from the shadows to enter the new commercial industry. As farmers, entrepreneurs and activists, these modern-day pioneers find their initial optimism is quickly replaced with uncertainty and fear as the new legislation favors deep pocketed corporations. Those who shaped the foundations of the cannabis industry for decades soon find themselves struggling to fight for their piece of the American Dream in a market they helped create.Lady Buds features second-generation cannabis farmer Chiah Rodriques, 72-year-old African American retired Catholic school principal turned dispensary owner Sue Taylor, Latinx queer activist Felicia Carbajal, serial entrepreneur Karyn Wagner, and Humboldt elders The Bud Sisters. Their stories speak to the many opportunities and issues facing commercial cannabis today: the complicated dynamics of raising a family on a cannabis farm, the ongoing fight for those adversely affected by the War on Drugs, educating seniors citizens about the healing power of cannabis, and honoring the LGBTQ activists who fought for legalizing medical marijuana over 25 years ago.At every turn these trailblazers defy stereotypes, while revealing that cannabis is much more than a plant-it's a community.ln her feature debut, award-winning filmmaker Chris J. Russo offers an insightful journey into the lives and work of the women who are the backbone of the cannabis culture in California. Their struggles and triumphs paint a picture of an industry in fux as it grapples with preserving its storied heritage while looking toward the future.About Chris, Chiah and Sue:Chris J. Russo's award-winning short films have screened all over the world, including the Sundance Film Festival, and have been broadcast on Showtime, PBS, lFC, LOGO and NETFLlX. She is a 2018 fellow of the Sundance lnstitute/Women ln Film Financing lntensive with Lady Buds, and is also a fellow of Film lndependent's Director and Screenwriters Labs, with her project, Directed By Dorothy Arzner. Notable short film credits include, A Woman Reported, about the moments before a hate crime occurs; Size 'em Up, a coming of age story; Straight Down The Aisle: Confessions of Lesbian Bridesmaids, winner of the Outfest Best Short Documentary Award for its poignant view on marriage non-equality (pre-Prop 8); and numerous music videos.After receiving two art degrees in Photography - a BFA from the University of Buffalo and MFA from the Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, NY - Russo moved to Hollywood and worked for Kodak for 15 years and as a Post Production Supervisor on over 15 feature films. Russo is an exhibited fine art photographer, with recent group shows in Los Angeles, West Hollywood and Beverly Hills. She has dedicated the last four years to producing and directing Lady Buds, her first feature film, which will be having its World Premiere at Hot Docs 2021.Sue Taylor is a 72-year old retired Catholic school principal whose mission is to open the first cannabis dispensary for seniors citizens to offer alternatives to pharmaceuticals. As an African- American businesswoman in a white, male-dominated industry, Sue presses forward despite financial concerns, repeated delays and the frustrations of dealing with the local bureaucracy.Chiah Rodriques grew cannabis plants under blackberry trees and hid from federal helicopters growing up. As an adult and second-generation farmer, she's lived most of her life in the shadows until California legalized cannabis, which offered her the opportunity to become a permitted cultivator. With the price of weed dropping and a leap of faith into the unknown, Chiah must find balance between working on the farm and parenting her two sons amidst the harsh financial pressures of legalization.Image Copyright and Credit: Chris J. Russo.F2F Music and Image Copyright: David Peck and Face2Face. Used with permission.For more information about David Peck’s podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here.With thanks to Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris J. Russo's award-winning short films have screened all over the world, including the Sundance Film Festival, and have been broadcast on Showtime, PBS, IFC, LOGO and NETFLIX. She is a 2018 fellow of the Sundance Institute/Women In Film Financing Intensive with Lady Buds, and is also a fellow of Film Independent's Director and Screenwriters Labs, with her project, Directed By Dorothy Arzner. Notable short film credits include, A Woman Reported, about the moments before a hate crime occurs; Size ‘em Up, a coming of age story; Straight Down The Aisle: Confessions of Lesbian Bridesmaids, winner of the Outfest Best Short Documentary Award for its poignant view on marriage non-equality (pre-Prop 8); and numerous music videos.After receiving two art degrees in Photography — a BFA from the University of Buffalo and MFA from the Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, NY — Russo moved to Hollywood and worked for Kodak for 15 years and as a Post Production Supervisor on over 15 feature films. Russo is an exhibited fine art photographer, with recent group shows in Los Angeles, West Hollywood and Beverly Hills. She has dedicated the last four years to producing and directing Lady Buds, her first feature film which will be having its World Premiere at Hot Docs 2021.

Reviews of films playing at Hot Docs 2021: Kímmapiiyipitssini: The Meaning of Empathy; Nothing But The Sun; Poly Styrene: I Am A Cliche; The Man Who Paints Water Drops; La Madrina: The Savage Life of Lorine Padilla; Lady Buds; Someone Like Me; Dead Man's Switch: A Crypto Mystery; Faya Dayi

Chiah Rodriques is a second generation cultivator and Joyce describes her as a first daughter of the cannabis industry! She is also a mom of two and is a pioneer in the back to land movement. When just a teenager herself, she met her husband and started living off the land. They are now in their 22nd cultivation season. Chiah is a native of Mendocino County in northern California, where there exists the perfect climate for our magical cannabis plant to thrive. And for those of you unfamiliar with this area, it is part of the infamous Emerald Triangle that also includes Humbolt and Trinity counties.Although dismissed by some of the big boys in the cannabis game, Chiah has proven herself and her vision with her company Mendocino Generations, an alliance of legal, permitted farms in Mendocino County working together to grow, breed and create organic and biodynamic herbal medicines. True clean-craft cannabis.And if that were not enough, Chiah is also featured in the documentary Lady Buds, telling the powerful stories of six courageous women navigating the wild west of California cannabis.Topics Discussed(0:55) Joyce's Rant on Judge Amy Coney Barrett(4:00) Guest Introduction(4:20) 22nd Cultivation Season(5:55) Pronunciation Correction!(6:10) Mendocino Generations and Redwood Valley(8:10) Children are 19 and 13(8:37) How Chiah Met Her Husband(9:16) Cannabis Part of Community Culture (11:16) Mendocino County Renegade Farmers(15:15) Arcanna Flower(16:12) Helping Folks – Origins of Mendocino Generations(17:32) Country Cannabis Politics(18:41) Pot Leaves and Taxes(20:12) Getting The Cultivation Permit & Prop 64(22:00) California Cannabis Taxation(23:55) Permit and Taxes(26:40) Fines In Mendocino Impacting Cultivation(30:15) Farm Work(32:50) 3rd Generation Cultivators?(33:35) Amie From HIP Lives(34:52) NYTimes Susan Rice Editorial and HOPE!(36:10) Lady Buds, The MovieThe Emerald Exchange, MalibuLadyBudsMovie.comMendocino GenerationsArcannaRiverTXAIThe Canna Mom Show wants to thank the following for supporting our journey.Josh Lamkin and Bella Jaffe for writing and performing TCMS theme musicAmie Searles for believing Kelly Dolan of Retail Results Inc Lori Lennon of Thinkubator Media Kim Kramer of McLane Middleton Cannabis Creative GroupPod617, The Boston Podcast Network