Podcast appearances and mentions of ophelia chong

On the latest Cannabis Minority Report with Mike Lomuto and Kay Villamin: Ophelia Chong and Frank Louie. Each week on the show, we highlight the journeys, successes, and challenges of Global Majority (aka Minority) leaders in our industry. Mike interviews a leader who has had to navigate innovatively and who believes in the potential that cannabis brings to the reshaping of our nation and communities.We also provide our take on select news stories, in particular how these stories impact diverse communities.On this episode: Ophelia Chong has, from 2005 to the present, specialized in marketing and designing for photographers, photography monographs, and photography agencies. Ophelia teaches Marketing and Self-Promotion to photography students at the Art Center College of Design and has been an art director in the MFA writing program at CalArts since 2008. Founded StockPot Images in 2015, the first and only stock photo agency to specialize in cannabis, hemp and psilocybin, she also founded Asian Americans for Cannabis Education in 2015 with Monica Lo and Tiffany Wu.Frank Louie is the Chief Operating Officer at California Asian Pacific Chamber of Commerce, he is a successful sales and business development leader with a proven track record for growing revenues in early growth stage and Fortune 500 technology companies. His experiences includes ongoing success in selling and supporting technology, document management solutions and helping to pioneer and develop the emerging electronic customer communications industry.We record live every Monday, on NCIA's LinkedIn Live, at 10am PT / 1PM ET. So be sure to tune in, as well as to subscribe on your favorite podcast platforms.

We have a blast learning about this week's Stoner of the Week, Ophelia Chong! Later, Stephani has a bone to pick with the monsters under her bed. ---- Our Slashtag.orgsies: ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.stonerchickspodcast.com⁠⁠⁠⁠ Become a Patron! ⁠⁠⁠⁠patreon.com/stonerchicks⁠⁠⁠⁠ Grace Penzell (⁠⁠⁠⁠@savinggrapes⁠⁠⁠⁠), Phoebe Richards (⁠⁠⁠⁠@27phoebe27⁠⁠⁠⁠), Kayla Teel (⁠⁠⁠⁠@kayla_teel⁠⁠⁠⁠), and Stephani Thompson (⁠⁠⁠⁠@fannytragic⁠⁠⁠⁠). Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@stonerchickspodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠ Twitter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@stonerchickspod⁠⁠⁠⁠ Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Stoner Chicks Podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠ TikTok: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@broccolibroads⁠⁠⁠⁠ Email: stonerchickspodcast@gmail.com Snail Mail: PO Box 80586, Seattle, WA 98108 --- Edited by German at YPEditor.com; Theme Song by ⁠⁠⁠⁠Jessica DiMari⁠⁠⁠⁠; Cover Art by ⁠⁠⁠⁠Ben Redder⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠AJ Dent⁠⁠⁠⁠, and Kayla Teel

It's a shout-out ep! Mary Jane and Mike celebrate things that bring them joy, like Poker Face, The Last of Us, ketamine therapy, Puffco, Potluck with Ophelia Chong, being an exuberant mess, microdosing at museums, mochi, Candy Is Dandy, and their San Francisco Sketchfest show Sunday Feb. 5th! Tickets below! Also, MJ is sorry for accidentally burping in a stranger's face! LEAVE A ⭐️ REVIEW / FOLLOW / HOW HEAVY IS YOUR GRAVITY BLANKET? Music by Jesse Case Follow Weed + Grub IG Watch Weed + Grub YT Buy SF Sketchfest Tickets! Listen to Candy Is Dandy Podcast XyliDENT - use code WEEDANDGRUB25 for 25% off QWIN - use code WEEDANDGRUB for 30% off BOTW: Ophelia Chong & Mary Santora  

The narrative behind cannabis has shifted tremendously, from being considered a dangerous gateway drug to being one of the fastest-growing modern industries. But who stands to benefit most from this current boom and how do we use this period of reeducation to make the cannabis space more equitable?In episode three of Off Madison, Shannon chats with Adweek's digital editor Chloé Harper Gold and senior editor T.L. Stanley to discuss where women are positioned in the male-dominated cannabis industry today. She then jets to California to speak to chat with Ophelia Chong, founder of Asian Americans for Cannabis Education (AACE), about the power of community-based cannabis education.Subscribe to Off Madison on your favorite podcast platform!You can listen and subscribe to all of Adweek's podcasts by visiting adweek.com/podcasts.Stay updated on all things Adweek Podcast Network by following us on Twitter: @adweekpodcasts.Follow our hosts on Twitter: @ShannonL_MillerAnd if you have a question or suggestions for the show, send us an email at podcast@adweek.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Founder of Asian Americans for Cannabis Education Ophelia Chong believes in the significance of Asian American representation in the cannabis industry. In this episode, you will learn more about cannabis and how Chong is actively advocating for Asian Americans to be involved in cannabis. She is a constant connector in the industry and continues to make amazing achievements.   Keep in touch with her @opheliaswims.   “Me growing up as a first-generation Asian American here, there's so much pressure to get a good education and get a good job.”   “It was an uphill battle in cannabis, because cannabis has been so underground, not within the law, a lot of things were taken because they weren't going to get dinged for it.”   “If you walk into a room normally with people who are not Asian, there's a little bit of lead up there, but when you walk into a room full of other Asians, it's like, Gosh, darn it, where do you get your lumpia? Where do you know, or where did you grow up? What your parents like, oh my gosh, did you your parents, the same thing is, so it is almost like finding friends that you don't have to tell them your whole history.”   Connect with me: Email: mayly@donutprincessla.com Business Website: www.donutprincessla.com YouTube: Mayly Tao / DONUT PRINCESS LA Apple Podcast: Short N' Sweet: A Donut Princess Podcast  Instagram: @donutprincessla / @maylytao Facebook: Donut Princess Los Angeles Twitter: Donut Princess LA  Tiktok: teochewdaily LinkedIn: Mayly Tao   *Donate supplies to poor Khmer communities: https://gofund.me/e2569649 *Watch the Donut King Film here: thedonutkingfilm.com (also available on Apple TV, Google Play, and Amazon Prime Now)   Book Now:   Donut Exotics: www.donutexotics.com Donut Princess LA: www.donutprincessla.com First Class Doc Prep: email jessie@1stclassdocprep.com Miami Rentals:    https://abnb.me/p9EfOytLUqb   https://abnb.me/9McNg5wLUqb   https://abnb.me/7hQUbjyLUqb

Cannabis has been a part of Asian healing traditions dating back to 2900 BCE –so why is the plant so stigmatized within Asian cultures today? In this episode, we speak to Ophelia Chong, founder of Asian Americans for Cannabis Education, about how the War on Drugs was able to gain a foothold throughout Asia, the most impactful ways to discuss cannabis with family members, and the importance of AAPI representation and visibility in this evolving industry.

Ophelia Chong, is a cannabis icon. Actually she's just an icon. She's a community activist and educator, having founded Asian Americans for Cannabis Education. And she's an artist, graphic designer and photographer - skills she put to use when she started Stock Pot Images - a photo library with the purpose of destigmatizing cannabis consumers AND portraying a more inclusive community. On top of all that - Ophelia is a psilocybin pioneer, and a master mushroom cultivator and teacher - sharing her expertise about how to grow your own fungi as DoubleBlind's How To Grow Your Own Mushrooms series Executive Producer. www.AskOphelia.comAsian Americans for Cannabis EducationInstagram: @OpheliaSwimsDoubleBlind's How To Grow Your Own MushroomsAnd for more Budding Mind find us on Instagram @BuddingMind

This episode has the must know from a recently recorded extended Clubhouse event. We discuss what you need to know when getting high when you have an ADHD diagnosis and how stimulant meds interact with THC, CBD and psilocybin. Such as...If cannabis strains classified as Sativa are broadly categorized as energizing, how do the cultivars we choose impact our ADHD symptoms? There is a vast difference in how to consume plant medicine to channel our inner hero as we white knuckle through some trauma or get through our to do list with ease in the absence of emotion. High Guides Dr. Lakisha // @drlakisha Ophelia Chong // @opheliaswims Products MentionedLemon BalmGinkgo painovaPassion flowerCatnipSkullcapHopsOats @thehigh.guide get@thehigh.guideHosted by April Pride See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

OPHELIA CHONG is driven to help shape the new conversation surrounding plant medicine. She is the executive producer for DoubleBlind Magazine’s series on growing mushrooms and an advisor to the DB community, Chong’s advocacy is guided by one mission: to advocate for the legalization of cannabis and psilocybin and offer truthful reflections of the faces and communities that embrace both. She is also known as The Short Yellow Gnome, an educator and hobbyist using this time of Covid isolation to pursue her love of fungi. She sees this time as the “glass half-full,” using her collage and living arrangement skills to create art using mushrooms by combining them into new forms.Some of what you’ll learn about:> What makes magic mushrooms magical? > Edible and magical mushroom growing tips > The difference between legalization and decriminalization > Magic mushrooms as powerful depression/PTSD therapy tools > Ketamine patches – Real-time proactive negation of PTSD experiences > Micro-dosing to boost your career and happiness NICE LINKS The Short Yellow Gnome / https://www.theshortyellowgnome.com Double Blind Magazine / https://doubleblindmag.com Ophelia Instagram / https://www.instagram.com/theshortyellowgnome/ BOOK: Michael Pollen ‘How to Change Your Mind’ / https://www.indiebound.org/book/9780735224155 DOCUMENTARY: Fantastic Fungi / https://vimeo.com/ondemand/fantasticfungi THEME SONGKeith Allen

The stereotypes around “stoner culture” - Bob Marley posters, ridiculous looking photos of bongs, and the associations with criminals, addicts, and drug dealers - have been around for decades. As the perception of cannabis, both in medicine and adult use, changes, people are finally pushing back against this imagery.  Serial entrepreneur Ophelia Chong is a tireless advocate for Asian American women in the cannabis industry. She's the founder of Stockpot Images, Asian Americans for Cannabis Education, and Mogu Garden, to name just a few of her many endeavors.  Today, Ophelia joins the podcast to talk about how she built a massive collection of positive stock imagery around cannabis, the unique challenges businesses face in making a Schedule 1 controlled substance approachable to a mass audience, and how women and minorities can get a bigger stake and find their voices in an industry dominated by white men. KEY TAKEAWAYS How her sister's battle with an autoimmune disease led Ophelia to launch her first cannabis-related company.  Why almost everyone has an “edibles story,” why it's so hard to accurately dose cannabis for new consumers, and how the industry can work to stop this from happening (and scaring off customers) in the future.  How cannabis product sales have changed since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.  How high-end cannabis, much like high-end wine, can become a category of its own. Show Notes For complete show notes, including transcripts, takeaways, and links to all the resources mentioned, visit SoHoExp.com/21 To learn more about the podcast and get access to all episodes, visit: SoHoExp.com/GreenRepeal

With changing legislation and emphasis on mental health and recovery, psychedelics have taken the main stage. With help from our co-host Ophelia Chong, we want to take it step further and see how experts in the field have progressed in cultivating, educating, and cooking with psilocybin. We are grateful to have an esteemed panel attending to guide us through their world of psilocybin & culinary. A huge thank you to: - Ophelia Chong, Founder, Gomu Garden - Dr. K, Author, Psilocybin Mushroom Bible - Carla Kieffer, Advisor, Maya Health - Noah Tucker, Chef & Restauranteur **With special appearance from Shelby Hartman, Co-founder & Editor-in-Chief, DoubleBlind

Previously, an art teacher, Ophelia Chong, made the leap into cannabis after she started StockPot Images to change the perception of cannabis and educate. In this episode, she dives into her motivations and business transitions, unpacks how to find a schtick, and how to deal with trolls. "If I had a flower for every time I thought of you... I could walk through my garden forever.” - Alfred Lord Tennyson Links Interview on Medium to learn more https://medium.com/authority-magazine/ophelia-chong-on-5-things-you-need-to-know-in-order-to-succeed-in-the-cannabis-industry-2bb4419f39c7 This is our first time trying out a conversational style episode. We would love your feedback if you prefer this style versus our previous strict interview style? You can let us know on Instagram @lost.and.refound or by email at lostandrefoundpodcast@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lostandrefound/support

On The High Ground Presented by TRICHOMES, we feature leaders of the cannabis community. We talk to everyone from farmers, CEOs and public officials, anyone making an impact on the cannabis community and beyond. Jesse Betend is joined by Ophelia Chong, founder of stockpot images and co-founder of the organization Asian Americans for cannabis education. Stockpot provides stock photos of cannabis and hemp that go beyond the handful of stereotypical images that other companies provide and she's been called Visionary when it comes to portraying cannabis

On The High Ground Presented by TRICHOMES, we feature leaders of the cannabis community. We talk to anyone making an impact on the cannabis community and beyond. Jesse Betend is joined by Ophelia Chong, founder of stockpot images and co-founder of the organization Asian Americans for cannabis education. Stockpot provides stock photos of cannabis and hemp that go beyond the handful of stereotypical images that other companies provide and she's been called Visionary when it comes to portraying cannabis.

When you get three people who know almost everyone in the industry to jump on a podcast this is what happens. The Cannabis Power Hour will be a weekly event with the ever present Ophelia Chong, the master of Hash Bones Carl Saling III and your host the digital media guy Danny Keith. Listen as we traverse how cannabis has become an essential business in the state...or has it. Regulation is strangling the industry, taxation is driving customers to the illicit market all while allowing counties and cities to determine IF there should be an industry within their area. It seems like we have some great ideas around how the restructure of how the cannabis industry can possibly be reshaped as the rest of the United States looks to California to set the standard. Ophelia poignantly states we need to come out of Covid-19 lockdown with the intent to do no harm, Danny gives the analogy of coming out of the Haunted House and looking at the next person in line saying...just you wait. The trio also talks about the CBD everything craze, apparently we may be developing CBD toilet paper "To calm yo ass down!". Follow Ophelia Chong on Instagram @opheliaswims Follow Carl Saling III on Instagram @hashbones and the host Danny Keith Instagram @rickydanny

On episode 69 of Puff Digital’s Into The Weeds Podcast Ben & Bubba welcome photographer Ophelia Chong and marketing consultant, Chris Husong. The group get reacquainted with Ophelia, who first appeared on ITW during the Venice Sessions, and learn how Chris got into the weeds.  You can find Ophelia on Instagram at @opheliaswims and Chris @chrishusong Follow @getintotheweeds 

On iC this week, Ophelia Chong of StockPot Images and Green Sky Strategy joins iC news to discuss all the major topics in cannabis. With a deep marketing + design background, Ophelia is a wealth of knowledge with years of experience in the cannabis space. She’s worked with brands across the board including Cannadips, Wildflower, Joynt, and many more. Not only is Ophelia extremely knowledgeable, she’s also pretty hilarious. Brandon and Ophelia dive deep into sobriety in cannabis, what it’s like being an Asian woman in the industry, the effects of the black market, and why the cannabis soccer mom demographic is a myth. Learn from an expert who’s helping turn around cannabis companies daily. We hope you all enjoy and learn something from this episode while you’re at MJ Biz in Vegas this week. Tune in, listen up, and get acquainted with Ophelia and another episode of iC News! Support for this episode comes from Balanced Advisor. Whether you’re a founder struggling to raise capital + run your business efficiently, or you’re an investor looking where to place capital, we’re here to help. Reach out to us with your problems, and we’ll help you find a solution! www.BalancedAdvisor.com Want to Support Independent Cannabis Media? Want to promote your product or service to our audience of decision makers? Email hi@investingincannabis.tv

First in a series of interviews with cannabis entrepreneurs

Alex and Donnell sit down with Ophelia Chong, founder of Stock Pot Images and Asian Americans for Cannabis Education(AACE). We talk with her about the importance of inclusive representation in stock photography, battling hate groups with education, her struggle with alcoholism, getting sober, and how she approaches using cannabis while celebrating 14 years of sobriety.Follow Ophelia on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/opheliaswimsFollow Ophelia on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ophelia.chong1Asian Americans for Cannabis Education - http://www.asianamericansforcannabis.orgStock Pot Images - https://www.stockpotimages.comOur sponsor this week is SoapBoxSample.SoapBoxSample helps businesses understand the unique attitudes and experiences of their cannabis customers. Visit Soapboxsample.com/cannabis to download your free “Green Rush survival kit”Join our Patreon at www.patreon.com/weedweek. We have thank-you gifts at every donation level. For just $2/month, you get a bonus episode of WeedWeek every month. For $25/month you get the bonus episodes, additional swag, plus an OTTO, the precision joint machine by Banana Bros ($129 value). Watch how the OTTO works here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Zqq9m1Bf7U. Join now at www.Patreon.com/WeedWeek.Sign up for the WeedWeek newsletter, WeedWeek Canada, and WeedWeek California to get weekly info on the most interesting industry delivered to your inbox. www.weedweek.net/newsletterEmail us your comments, questions or suggestions at hello@weedweek.netFollow us on Twitter and Instagram:twitter.com/weedweeknewstwitter.com/alexhalperintwitter.com/donnyshellinstagram.com/weedweeknews

Yo cannabis lovers, welcome to the Bongcast! A podcast about people in cannabis. Hosted by Matt Meredith. I had the privilege of sitting down with Ophelia Chong. She is a cannabis entrepreneur, photography teacher, creative director, graphic designer, the founder of Stock Pot Images, a cofounder of the non-profit Asian Americans for Cannabis Education, and the Executive Creative Director for Aura Ventures. We shared some delightful conversations surrounding topics like cannabis federal legalization, magic mushrooms, and sobriety. Thanks for listening to myself and Ophelia. Cottonmouth Media yo...we out!

Welcome to the Bongcast! A podcast about people in cannabis. This is the introduction of The Bongcast and a sneak peak into what these first 5 episodes will be like. Now presenting Cottonmouth Media's first podcast with a great lineup of guests for season one, including: Sam Zartoshty, The Birdrock Advisors, That High Couple, Angela Mazzanti, and Ophelia Chong. Thanks for listening and hope to have you back listening to these amazing people each week. Cottonmouth Media yo...we out!

Medical cannabis isn't just about the products. There's a universe of promotion, packaging, marketing -- even photography and the focusing of medical cannabis for very specific ethnic groups. This week, we speak to the remarkable Ophelia Chong @stockpotimages, a multi-tasker who really does do it all! There's more to medical cannabis than meets the eye -- including thousands of carefully curated photographs of every imaginable strain. It's a new perspective on CBD and THC -- right here on High on th

With Ophelia Chong (Stock Pot Images, Asian Americans for Cannabis Education). It’s been a whole year of Weed + Grub—and it’s been a blast! Mike and Mary Jane make plans for a Lord of the Rings movie marathon inspired by Reddit’s r/trees forum, salute their Buds of the Week, and sit down with Ophelia Chong to ruminate on past lives, collecting curios, and how Ophelia breaks down stereotypes through artwork, advocacy and wit. SUBSCRIBE / LEAVE A REVIEW / KISS A BUD / CANNABIS IS MEDICINE / LEGALIZE IT   Music by Jesse Case Weed+Grub IG Weed+Grub Facebook Ophelia Chong Facebook Stock Pot Images Asian Americans for Cannabis Education Magical Butter (enter code WEEDANDGRUB for 20% off at checkout) Word on the Tree Lowell Farms

ITW:S1E12 - Prolific photographer and founder of staple cannabis institutions such as Stock Pot Images and Asian Americans for Cannabis Education, Ophelia Chong tells Ben, Bubba and Efrem how she got into the weeds. 

Talking about Asian Americans for Cannabis Education as Bethany Moore speaks with Ophelia Chong, founder of the Asian Americans for Cannabis Education and StockPot Images.

Ophelia Chong, college professor, cannabis enthusiast and owner of Stock Pot Images. She’s made it her mission to reframe what cannabis truly look like one photo at a time.

Ophelia Chong, college professor, cannabis enthusiast and owner of Stock Pot Images. She’s made it her mission to reframe what cannabis truly look like one photo at a time.

Today on Hempresent Vivian is Joined by Ophelia Chong from Stock Pot Images. Ophelia is also the co-founder of Asians Americans for Cannabis Education, along with Tiffany Wu and Monica Lo. Asian Americans for Cannabis Education (AACE) connects and empowers Asian communities to educate the public on cannabis issues, news, and policy affecting Asians worldwide. From her advocacy work, Ophelia launched Stock Pot Images to effect a visual revolution. At Push Mag, a cannabis lifestyle magazine run by women that engages and inspires open conversation, Ophelia serves as Creative Consultant. Stock Pot Images is the first stock photo agency to specialize exclusively in cannabis-related imagery. We feature rights-managed and royalty-free photography and illustration. Our selection reaches far beyond the small number of stereotypical images currently offered by major stock agencies. We curate from a select group of up and coming photographers, and we work with them to create the content that will fit the needs of the burgeoning cannabis industries. We believe in working as a team with our contributors, because in this way we both flourish and thrive.

Ricardo Baca, Ophelia Chong, David Brown and Jacquie Miller join us from Lift Toronto to tackle media in cannabis..and cannabis in media for that matter. Ricardo takes us through what he experienced in Colorado for the Cannabist, Ophelia touches on what she’s seen in imagery. David shares his Canadian experience. And Jacquie shares her experience coming from the mainstream media into the cannabis industry. We discuss early days and when and how things changed along the way and we return to the conversation that we started with Derek Riedle in the last episode on what the media is, it’s purpose and how to ensure more trust in media from the each end of the general populace. 

on The Grassroots Marketing Podcast Khaliko speaks with Jack Carney of Canfinder and Ophelia Chong of Stock Pot Images. Jack Carney - He is the creator of the APP Canfinder. It is a multi-purpose platform for the cannabis industry. They connect both B2C and B2B and have done so by providing a basic community for their users to utilize to communicate and share content. Ophelia Chong - Founder and CEO of Stockpot Images, She began her career as the photographer for David Carson at Raygun Magazine and then moved on to Sony Music, Mercury, Epitaph, and Interview Magazine.

we dive into diversity, how Ophelia grew her business from an idea to a partnership with adobe in under two years, crafting your perfect job, setting good goals, and living a life of risk.

PatiCakes & her buds talk with Ophelia Chong of "Stock Pot Images" StockPot Images began when Ophelia's sister was diagnosed with a incurable disease. Ophelia looked beyond pharmaceuticals and to a plant that has a 5,000 year history. StockPot Images is the first stock-photo agency to specialize exclusively in cannabis-related imagery. They feature rights-managed and royalty-free photography, illustration, and video. Their selection reaches far beyond the small number of stereotypical images currently offered by major stock agencies and refocuses on aesthetic, content, and feeling. We love hearing from you! Call us at 714.287.0329 or email us at paticakes@hempradio.com if you have a unique cannabis or hemp product or service. Be Safe Be Smart Have a Fabulous Time! PatiCakes www.hempradio.com http://www.stockpotimages.com/ Patti Gordon pgordon5@verizon.net

Ophelia Chong is an accomplished illustrator. A graduate of the Art Center College of Design, she has worked exclusively for Raygun Magazine and David Carson. As a creative director of The Workbook, she garnered five design awards for print by hiring talent and challenging them with a limited budget, but offering them an open field to create. She is represented by W+S+W/NYC for her illustration which has been in over six gallery shows and been published worldwide.She is a savvy user of social networking from flickr, Twitter and Facebook and has used these as important tools for marketing her work and creating professional opportunities for herself and others. 

on The Grassroots Marketing Podcast Khaliko speaks with Jack Carney of Canfinder and Ophelia Chong of Stock Pot Images.Jack Carney - He is the creator of the APP Canfinder. It is a multi-purpose platform for the cannabis industry. They connect both B2C and B2B and have done so by providing a basic community for their users to utilize to communicate and share content. Ophelia Chong - Founder and CEO of Stockpot Images, She began her career as the photographer for David Carson at Raygun Magazine and then moved on to Sony Music, Mercury, Epitaph, and Interview Magazine.