Podcasts about real cannabis

"Investing in Cannabis: The Innovative 'Spark Tank' Gary George, the founder of the Real Cannabis Entrepreneur Conference joins Dan Humiston. to shares how he started the conference out of personal necessity after finding a gap in the cannabis event space. He wanted to provide attendees with practical, real-time insights and actionable information from industry experts who are actively involved in the cannabis business. Gary discusses the unique "Spark Tank" segment of his conference, where cannabis entrepreneurs pitch their businesses, and attendees can invest in real-time through crowdfunding. He emphasizes the importance of curating vendors that align with the audience's interests and ensuring sponsors receive a strong return on investment. The conference is scheduled for October 5th and 6th at the Doubletree in Newark, New Jersey, with a focus on networking and bringing together key players in the cannabis industry.Produced by PodConxMJBulls - https://podconx.com/podcasts/raising-cannabis-capitalDan Humiston - https://podconx.com/guests/dan-humistonGary George - https://www.linkedin.com/in/garygeorgenj/Real Cannabis Entrepreneur Conference - https://realcannabisentrepreneur.com/Recorded on Squadcast - https://squadcast.fm/

Gary George from the Real Cannabis Entrepreneur Show

Guest: Dr. Jordan Zager, Founder & CEO - Dewey Scientific/Dewey Cannabis Co.   Ari often likes to remind the listeners that he's not a scientist. But this week Ari invited Dr. Jordan Zager, founder of Dewey Scientific to the studio to help educate him and our listeners. In addition to weighing in on recently discussed podcast topics like Delta-8 conversion and THC-O, Jordan shares some of what his research has shown in regards to genetics and terpene production. What are some of the bigger misconceptions surrounding cannabis? Do Indica/Sativa distinctions matter? Do terpenes even do anything? What do we know about the plant and what are we pulling out of thin air? Dewey ScientificThe research of our founding team is the foundation of Dewey Scientific. we are committed to building a thriving cannabis industry that is centered around the needs of the farmer. With our Functional Genomics Platform, we seek to increase efficiencies and crop yields while reducing crop inputs. We work at the intersection of classical breeding and molecular biology. Our scientists collaborate with producers to deliver more standardized, resilient and productive crops. We pride ourselves on the pillars of integrity, credibility, collaboration, and authenticity.Find Dewey Cannabis at select retailers in Washington State...........................................................................................Please Rate, Share, and Subscribe!Want to join the conversation? Email us at sellingweedpodcast@gmail.com

A very special interview this week with Hannah Deacon. Hannah's son Alfie Dingley, suffers with a rare form of epilepsy. Hannah has campaigned across the UK and has smashed her way through legislation to get her son the medicine he needs. A very touching and amazing story, from a very inspiration women! We discuss fungus gnats in grow guides, and cryptozoology in the tangent!

In this interview we talk to Chris aka The Real Cannabis Chris.  Through his journey, we are able to see the progression of cannabis scene and laws in California; including it's formative years.  Chris tells us a little about his unique terroir and talks about the importance of living soil & some of his thoughts on live teas for feeding plants.  We also talk about some of the hot genetics of 2020 and much more!

Guy Rocourt has been ahead of the curve by helping patients and consumers alike understand the healing properties of cannabis since the nineties. As the current Co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Papa & Barkley, the top-selling cannabis brand in California, he’s on a mission to encourage consumers and fellow industry leaders to embrace the most natural elements of the plant. This week, Guy shares why he believes companies should facilitate consumer trust and mainstream appeal by highlighting the plant’s natural flavor profiles, how cannabis companies can work together to help the industry mature, and why fighting for cannabis legalization is the most American thing he’s done in his life.

Joining us today is Salman Shah, Co-Founder and designer of JORD Wood Watches. Salman is the creative mind behind the innovative line of wood watches. He has extensive experience working closely with global manufactures throughout the manufacturing process and brings a unique set of flair and personable characteristics that make him a great spokesperson for the JORD brand. In this episode: Dr. Cheryl Watkins-Moore informs us that unfortunately REAL Cannabis Company did not win the application process from the State of Missouri and she discusses the scoring that REAL Cannabis received in the manufacturing and cultivating licensing process and explains the current application appeals process in which the hope they will be successful so that they can move REAL Cannabis Company to the next level.    Also in this episode: Salman discusses his path from college to business owner/entrepreneur. In working with other companies and helping them optimize their SEO's, Salman realized that he too could use his inner entrepreneur and the learned skills he had to create his own products and brands to become a CEO himself.    Salman talks about his personal love of watches and how a social media post from an influencer inspired him to try his first ever wood watch. Salman says he was disappointed in the craftsmanship of that particular watch and so he set out on a mission to make the best possible wood watch on the market.    Salman speaks about the evolution of JORD Watches from start to present time. He talks about the importance of crafting a timepiece that consists of natural quality and the ability to create an emotional attachment and a passion. He explains the importance of his brand being eco-friendly and forward thinking.  Salman discusses how he and his partners are moving towards expanding their brand with even more eco-friendly products such as women's handbags that are made from cork-infused fabric called 'suber-hyde'. Salman says that Entrepreneurially thinking to him   Learn More: Email: salman.shah@woodwatches.com Website: Company Facebook: https: Company Twitter:  

Joining us today is Christy Schlafly, CEO, and Owner of STL Foodworks, a culinary incubator located in the Central West End. Christy is a native St. Louis' who loves working with creative culinarians. Christy noticed a need for extra kitchen space for young businesses to ramp up and therefore decided to provide a professional environment for culinary entrepreneurs to work their magic.   In this episode:  Dr. Cheryl Watkins-Moore discusses where REAL Cannabis stands post-application process. She fills us in on what strategies they are focusing on in order to also get licensing in other states and how to move the company forward.   Also in this episode:  Christy talks about her love for the City of St. Louis and she tells us about the long line of entrepreneurs in her family starting with her Grandfather's business called Ford Hotel Supply Company. She talks about how after college, she dug her feet right into the family business by taking a position in the purchasing division and that eventually led to sales.   Christy explains that after speaking with some really neat people and entrepreneurs, she decided to take a leap of faith and start her very own business called STL Foodworks. Christy explains how she found the space for her new business and how they transformed an old hardware store to meet all of the needs for future culinary incubator tenants.   Christy describes the process a 'foodpreneur' has to go thru I order to become a member/client of STL Foodworks. This list consists of having insurance, training on equipment (which is provided through STL Foodworks), and the future tenant must have their "Serve Safe Hazard" training certification. She also tells us how the STL Foodworks membership works.   Christy talks about the challenges she has faced as a new entrepreneur and she says that to her, entrepreneurially thinking means thinking with excitement, passion, motivation, and inspiration! Christy loves showcasing other entrepreneurs and feels like St. Louis has a wonderful pot of 'foodpreneurs' to choose from.   Email:    Website:    Instagram:  https;//  Facebook:   

Joining us today is Dr. Cheryl Watkins- Moore, Co-Owner and Chief Marketing Officer of REAL Cannabis Company. REAL Cannabis Co. hopes to put their locations in a predominately minority communities in the St. Louis region and hire in those areas. Cheryl says she is encouraged that this strategy should boost its application, which seeks licenses for 5 dispensaries as well as a cultivation and processing center.  In this episode: Cheryl tells us what REAL Cannabis Company hopes to do in the future and explains not only how the process came about but how they raised capital and even had folks wanting to give them more than they were needing when it came down to it.  Cheryl talks about the intricate and exhausting process of obtaining a cannabis license in the State of Missouri. The first hurdle was to get the cannabis amendment passed. The second hurdle was the tedious task of filling out and writing the applications.  Cheryl tells us about the 'capped market' structured around the application process. The State of Missouri only allowed applications for 60 cultivation centers, 80 manufacturing centers, and 194 dispensaries in total. Cheryl talks about the future of REAL Cannabis Company and she shares with us how she manages her busy life schedule from family to entrepreneurship.  Learn More: Email: Company Website:

This week we are re-airing our interview with Derek Mays of REAL Cannabis Company and John Payne of Amendment 2 Consultants. You may recall that Cheryl is working with Derek to launch its vertically integrated medical cannabis venture. Next week will feature Christy’s conversation with Cheryl about what it means to build a new business in an emerging market. In the following weeks be sure to listen for the REAL Cannabis in Real-Time in-show mini-series chronicling Cheryl’s adventures in entrepreneurship.  REAL Cannabis Company is a St. Louis based group that seeks to open combined cannabis cultivation, manufacturing and dispensing facility. John Payne is Co-Founder of Amendment 2 Consultants which pioneered Missouri's new approach by leading the campaign for medical marijuana in Missouri.  In this episode: Derek talks about what motivated him to leap into the field of cannabis amendment support and business development. Derek talks about the lack of access to capital for minority entrepreneurs and how he felt the need to use his skill sets to change that in the cannabis industry. John discusses regulatory requirements to apply for a cannabis license in Missouri.  John tells us what needs to be taken into account when entering the cannabis industry. Derek describes all of the different stages of cannabis distribution. John reviews Amendment 2, recently put forth in legislation.   Learn More: Email: Derek Mays - John Payne -   Company Website: REAL Cannabis Co. - Amendment 2 Consultants:   We pioneered Missouri's new approach by leading the campaign for medical marijuana in Missouri.

Joyce Gerber & Amie Searles are The Canna Moms who started the local-to-MA podcast called The Canna Mom Show!. Referred to as The Click and Clack of Cannabis, while also aspiring to be the Terry Gross of Cannabis Talk, these ladies were awesome. Funny, smart and actually visionaries who want to get the word out that Canna Moms are not lazy, good for nothing slackers who are a burden to society but exactly the opposite! Inspirational visionaries out to change the world, one canna story at a time! We talk initially about cannabis and parenting and our observations that cannabis has helped us all, in many instances be better parents, or at least more able to engage in the now and connect with our offspring. Making the connection with the TSC community, I will share personally that using cannabis helped me greatly slow down the frequent crises long enough to observe my son's TSC/TAND behaviors, my own role in perpetuating patterns, and start to break the cycle. One small example of how the potential of cannabis as medicine can positively impact the entire family. Their pitch is as follows: 'Are you interested in hearing inspiring cannabis stories told by real cannabis moms? This is the show for you! Former family law attorney and mother of two, Joyce Gerber, and her canna-sister, Amie Searles, a 420 Realtor, talk with women from coast to coast who are leaders in the revolution of cannabis and caregiving and crushing the cannabis stigma, one canna story at a time." While an overall lighthearted conversation, we dipped down into the weeds a bit to get some of the deeper motivations for their willingness to step away from more traditional careers and launch a podcast. Not just any podcast, but one on cannabis. Joyce discusses some life challenges with juggling career and parenthood and coming back to a career in her 50s and how that pushed her to try something different. Amie relates how her own experience being diagnosed with breast cancer and using cannabis as part of her treatment regimen gave her the impetus to speak out about her positive experiences instead of holding on to the many years of shame, guilt and confusion so many from our generation felt and continue to feel for using something that can actually contribute to improved mental and physical health. "But the truth is everybody has a cannabis story. You know, Even myself, I'm very active in my temple and in our synagogue, I'm having a doctor come in, and we're going to do a talk on cannabis, Friday night, pre-service. You know, these are older women a little older than me. And we are the fastest growing population of users" We discuss the local cannabis industry in MA, challenges with legislation in cities such as Cambridge, MA, some of the fun events these ladies have attended to engage with the local community and promote their work, such as a Cannabis Wedding Expo. Also discussed are the CBD market,, CBD safety and Cannabis interactions with medications, the overmedicating of America with pharmaceuticals, and much more. This one will make you laugh, cry, giggle, inspire you & broaden your vision in regards to the potential of cannabis as medicine, as a recreational substance, and more. Also, how podcasters as communicators speaking out about this sometimes controversial subject matter have the power to truly affect change, at a local and national level. Go Canna Moms! Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thecannamomshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecannamomshow/ Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-canna-mom-show Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-canna-mom-show-with-joyce-and-amie/id1485037386 Tune In: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Health--Wellness-Podcasts/The-Canna-Mom-Show-p1245811/ LinkedIn, Joyce: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joyce-gerber/ LinkedIn, Amie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amie-searles-79329373/ YouTube Promotion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSeN5j1pWlo Thanks for listening! Reviews on ITunes are much appreciated. Check out our website: https://tsctalks.com and our current market research survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YFGZMX9

Joyce Gerber & Amie Searles are The Canna Moms who started the local-to-MA podcast called The Canna Mom Show!. Referred to as The Click and Clack of Cannabis, while also aspiring to be the Terry Gross of Cannabis Talk, these ladies were awesome. Funny, smart and actually visionaries who want to get the word out that Canna Moms are not lazy, good for nothing slackers who are a burden to society but exactly the opposite! Inspirational visionaries out to change the world, one canna story at a time!We talk initially about cannabis and parenting and our observations that cannabis has helped us all, in many instances be better parents, or at least more able to engage in the now and connect with our offspring. Making the connection with the TSC community, I will share personally that using cannabis helped me greatly slow down the frequent crises long enough to observe my son's TSC/TAND behaviors, my own role in perpetuating patterns, and start to break the cycle. One small example of how the potential of cannabis as medicine can positively impact the entire family. Their pitch is as follows: 'Are you interested in hearing inspiring cannabis stories told by real cannabis moms? This is the show for you! Former family law attorney and mother of two, Joyce Gerber, and her canna-sister, Amie Searles, a 420 Realtor, talk with women from coast to coast who are leaders in the revolution of cannabis and caregiving and crushing the cannabis stigma, one canna story at a time."While an overall lighthearted conversation, we dipped down into the weeds a bit to get some of the deeper motivations for their willingness to step away from more traditional careers and launch a podcast. Not just any podcast, but one on cannabis. Joyce discusses some life challenges with juggling career and parenthood and coming back to a career in her 50s and how that pushed her to try something different. Amie relates how her own experience being diagnosed with breast cancer and using cannabis as part of her treatment regimen gave her the impetus to speak out about her positive experiences instead of holding on to the many years of shame, guilt and confusion so many from our generation felt and continue to feel for using something that can actually contribute to improved mental and physical health."But the truth is everybody has a cannabis story. You know, Even myself, I'm very active in my temple and in our synagogue, I'm having a doctor come in, and we're going to do a talk on cannabis, Friday night, pre-service. You know, these are older women a little older than me. And we are the fastest growing population of users"We discuss the local cannabis industry in MA, challenges with legislation in cities such as Cambridge, MA, some of the fun events these ladies have attended to engage with the local community and promote their work, such as a Cannabis Wedding Expo. Also discussed are the CBD market,, CBD safety and Cannabis interactions with medications, the overmedicating of America with pharmaceuticals, and much more. This one will make you laugh, cry, giggle, inspire you & broaden your vision in regards to the potential of cannabis as medicine, as a recreational substance, and more. Also, how podcasters as communicators speaking out about this sometimes controversial subject matter have the power to truly affect change, at a local and national level. Go Canna Moms! Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thecannamomshowInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecannamomshow/Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-canna-mom-showApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-canna-mom-show-with-joyce-and-amie/id1485037386Tune In: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Health--Wellness-Podcasts/The-Canna-Mom-Show-p1245811/LinkedIn, Joyce: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joyce-gerber/LinkedIn, Amie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amie-searles-79329373/YouTube Promotion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSeN5j1pWloThanks for listening! Reviews on ITunes are much appreciated. Check out our website: https://tsctalks.com and our current market research survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YFGZMX9

Joining us today is Derek Mays of REAL Cannabis Company and John Payne of Amendment 2 Consultants. REAL Cannabis Company is a St. Louis based group that seeks to open a combined cannabis cultivation, manufacturing and dispensing facility. John Payne is Co-Founder of Amendment 2 Consultants which pioneered Missouri's new approach by leading the campaign for medical marijuana in Missouri. In this episode: Derek talks about what motivated him to leap into the field of cannabis amendment support and business development. Derek talks about the lack of access to capital for minority entrepreneurs and how he felt the need to use his skill sets to change that in the cannabis industry. John discusses regulatory requirements to apply for a cannabis license in Missouri. John tells us what needs to be taken into account when entering the cannabis industry. Derek describes all of the different stages of cannabis distribution. John reviews Amendment 2, recently put forth in legislation. Learn More: Email: Derek Mays - derek@realcannabisco.com John Payne - john@amendment2consultants.com Company Website: REAL Cannabis Co. - https://www.realcannabisco.com Amendment 2 Consultants: https://www.amendment2consultants.com We pioneered Missouri's new approach by leading the campaign for medical marijuana in Missouri.

Joining us today is Derek Mays of REAL Cannabis Company and John Payne of Amendment 2 Consultants. REAL Cannabis Company is a St. Louis based group that seeks to open a combined cannabis cultivation, manufacturing and dispensing facility. John Payne is Co-Founder of Amendment 2 Consultants which pioneered Missouri's new approach by leading the campaign for medical marijuana in Missouri. In this episode: Derek talks about what motivated him to leap into the field of cannabis amendment support and business development. Derek talks about the lack of access to capital for minority entrepreneurs and how he felt the need to use his skill sets to change that in the cannabis industry. John discusses regulatory requirements to apply for a cannabis license in Missouri. John tells us what needs to be taken into account when entering the cannabis industry. Derek describes all of the different stages of cannabis distribution. John reviews Amendment 2, recently put forth in legislation. Learn More: Email: Derek Mays - John Payne - Company Website: REAL Cannabis Co. - Amendment 2 Consultants: We pioneered Missouri's new approach by leading the campaign for medical marijuana in Missouri.

Joining us today is Derek Mays of REAL Cannabis Company and John Payne of Amendment 2 Consultants. REAL Cannabis Company is a St. Louis based group that seeks to open a combined cannabis cultivation, manufacturing and dispensing facility. John Payne is Co-Founder of Amendment 2 Consultants which pioneered Missouri's new approach by leading the campaign for medical marijuana in Missouri. In this episode: Derek talks about what motivated him to leap into the field of cannabis amendment support and business development. Derek talks about the lack of access to capital for minority entrepreneurs and how he felt the need to use his skill sets to change that in the cannabis industry. John discusses regulatory requirements to apply for a cannabis license in Missouri. John tells us what needs to be taken into account when entering the cannabis industry. Derek describes all of the different stages of cannabis distribution. John reviews Amendment 2, recently put forth in legislation. Learn More: Email: Derek Mays - derek@realcannabisco.com John Payne - john@amendment2consultants.com Company Website: REAL Cannabis Co. - https://www.realcannabisco.com Amendment 2 Consultants: https://www.amendment2consultants.com We pioneered Missouri's new approach by leading the campaign for medical marijuana in Missouri.

Listen to the MOST intriguing Cannabis news stories from around the globe! No need to spend hours searching blogs, news and social media sites for good Cannabis news. We sift through 1,000's of news stories weekly to bring you the absolute CREAM OF THE CROP!Stay abreast of the latest breaking Cannabis, Marijuana, Hemp & CBD News without the time suck. This weeks stories include:The First-Ever CBD Fast Food Item Is Finally Here (Carl's Jr.)Whoopi Goldberg Launches Range of Weed-Infused Products to Help Ease Period PainIdaho Police May Get Tests to Tell Hemp and Weed ApartThe Scientist Behind Viagra is Developing Weed Lube For WomenLawmakers Roll Out ‘Landmark’ Bill To Protect Legal Marijuana States From Federal InterferenceFacebook to Loosen Marijuana Restrictions WEBSITEwww.realcannapreneur.com Support the show (http://www.realcannapreneur.com)

Tara "Misu" Sargente is the owner of Blazin’ Bakery, the first legal, woman-owned edibles company in New Jersey. Tara shares her ingenious strategy allowing her to break into the cannabis edibles industry legally, without a license or NJ legalization.Tara also shares her experience competing with 162 applicants for 6 NJ medical dispensary licenses awarded in Nov 2018.DOWNLOAD FREE EBOOKwww.realcannabisentrepreneur.com/taraWEBSITEwww.realcannapreneur.com Support the show (http://www.realcannapreneur.com)

Discover what it takes to crack into Cannabis Culinary Arts from veteran Cannabis Chef Jazmine Moore of Green Panther Chef. Whatever you think you know about Cannabis & Food, forget it!!! Chef Jazz shares insider secrets on dosing, extraction methods, terpene profiles, flavoring secrets and more. DOWNLOAD FREE EBOOKwww.realcannabisentrepreneur.com/chefjazzWEBSITEhttp://realcannapreneur.comSupport the show (http://www.realcannapreneur.com)

Neuroscientist Dr. Greg Gerdeman makes the scientific case for legalization and regulation.Interview content begins at 20:58.Greg Gerdeman, PhD was one of the first people to make me aware that the runner’s high is not the result of endorphins, but is in fact, brought on by endocannabinoids -- the molecules produced by our own bodies that mimic the effects of THC and CBD found in the plant. Since then, Greg, a former tenured professor at Eckerd College and now Chief Science officer at 3 Boys Farm, an organic greenhouse-based cannabis provider in Florida, has become a trusted friend and colleague. He is one of those rare people who can make complex biochemistry of cannabis understandable, even sexy.That's why Greg was the first person I called when I wanted to understand the difference between the scary synthetics like K2 or Spice and real cannabis. As he explains in this fascinating interview, these fake cannabinoids were first produced in labs by renown scientists who were looking to locate and understand the way that endocannabinoid system of receptors in our brains and bodies work. But unlike THC or CBD, the synthetics were designed to attach to stick to the receptors for a very long time. That’s why they are 10,000 more potent than natural cannabinoids and so much more dangerous.Even more dodgy are the haphazard ways they are made: Bad actors in Southeast Asia get access to these synthetic cannabinoids and then spray them on herbs in random, unknown quantities. Some doses may be mild; others deadly. No oversight = no quality control. They are exported are then sold here in gas stations and convenience stores to the uninformed looking for a cheap high. As Greg points out, this illicit trade is the result of prohibition. If everyone could legally obtain cannabis, the need for synthetic substitutes evaporates.In this wide ranging interview (which is reflective of Greg’s wide ranging brain) he also explains the differences between “full spectrum CBD” and CBD products made from “isolates” and “distillates.” He warns why the product labeled "organic" featuring a cute couple hiking The Rockies, might not be what’s advertised.To read all of Dr. Gerdeman's papers click here.

Hosted by: Boveda’s Drew Emmer and Scott Swail HeroGrown provides hope and tangible help for millions of veterans and first responders who want to use cannabis to kick addiction to prescription painkillers and other drugs. Army veteran and former law enforcement officer Roger Martin founded HeroGrown (formerly Grow For Vets) on Memorial Day 2014. The nonprofit provides much-needed cannabis-related resources to veterans of the Armed Forces and everyday heroes, like firefighters and police officers. --- Who is Roger Martin and what is HeroGrown? (1:45) Why did Roger Martin, a veteran, turn to cannabis? (2:50) What were Roger’s immediate results after switching from oxycontin to cannabis? (3:53) Drew asks Siri what the humidity is in Henderson, Nevada. (7:18) Why HeroGrown is getting more politically active in 2018. (11:25) What Roger says to people who don’t think cannabis is a valuable alternative for veterans. (16:03) What can cannabis activists do to amplify their voices in their city/state? (20:00) Why “first responders” are also included in the HeroGrown mission. (24:00) How large is the demand for relief via cannabis among veterans? (26:27) Thank veterans for their service. No, REALLY thank them. (29:23) #AskBoveda (Instagram) (36:25) Does Boveda absorb terpenes? No. Boveda absorbs only water vapor. Boveda is 2-way humidity control for cannabis. Boveda acts as a desiccant and humidicant. This means Boveda pulls moisture away from flower as well as adds moisture to flower to maintain an optimal relative humidity level that helps cannabis hold on to its terpenes.