Podcasts about tokeativity

In this special MJBizCon edition of Cannabis Tech Talks, Mary Jane Gibson talks with Lisa Snyder, co-founder of Tokeativity, to explore the intersection of cannabis, technology, and community building. From the origins of Tokeativity as a women-centric consumption space to its evolution into a digital platform for connection and consumer insights, Lisa shares how the industry can better serve women. She discusses the power of authentic data, the need for safe spaces, and the importance of communication and repair in community-building. Join us as we dive into the future of cannabis, tech, and advocacy.WEBSITE: https://cannatechtoday.com/Make sure to follow our other social media platforms to stay up-to-date on all things Cannabis & Tech Today.https://twitter.com/cannatechtodayhttps://www.facebook.com/CannaTechTodayhttps://www.instagram.com/cannatechtoday

Oregon recently legalized facilitated psilocybin journeys and Lisa is back on the podcast talking about them! She is a licensed facilitator and we go through the whole process of taking a potentially life changing journey with plant medicine at the center she works for. We also talk about career pivots and connecting to our loving ancestors with fungi! Previous episode with Lisa, with her background: Episode 63 https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bevin/episodes/63--Lisa-Snyder--Co-Founder-of-Tokeativity-on-Women--Cannabis-and-Unity-emnv2c Lisa's website: https://liberadiate.com/ Women's retreat July 12-14: https://www.innertrek.org/july12-14 October 6-8: https://www.innertrek.org/oct6-8 Tokeativity.com Lisa on IG: @lisalibra @liberadiate @tokeativity Support the podcast! Patreon.com/fkdp (you can follow for free and get updates and freebies from me!)https://www.buymeacoffee.com/bevin (safe and secure way to buy me a snack!)Venmo: @bevinbCash App: $BevinBossBuy my aerobics video! ⁠fatkiddanceparty.com/video4pack⁠Amazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1SJCL864DDKEH?ref_=wl_shareTee shirts: https://genuinevalentine.com/collections/fat-kid-dance-partyInstagram: @fatkiddanceparty @bevinspartyWork one on one with me: https://queerfatfemme.com/one-on-one-with-bevin/You Tube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/c/SelfCarePartyBlog: queerfatfemme.comEmail list: http://eepurl.com/dyX3dbThreads, Tik Tok, Twitter: @bevinspartyFacebook.com/bevinspartyLike/subscribe/review/send a link to a friend! It all helps! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bevin/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bevin/support

I'm thrilled to chop it up with Lisa Snyder, Chief Innovation Officer and Co-Founder of Tokeatvity, a global community of plant medicine advocates rooted in feminism, working as a collective to modernize cannabis consumption culture through interactive experiences. LIKE CRAFTING!!! Known as a “beehive” of activity, Tokeativity brings together feminists from all walks of life seeking real connecting and a safe space to enjoy our sacred herb. That's it! Lisa and her team have chapters in over 20 cities around the country and work to help create this community in each one, how amazing and wonderful. We talk about her origin story, how Tokeativity was born (Tokin' & Craftin', naturally), and how we can be better humans through a little thing called Personal Accountability, both offering and seeking it. This conversation touched me deeply and I'm so grateful to share it with you. If you're in Austin, Texas on March 11 and there are still tickets available, come to the Tokeativity Social at The Mary FIND FOLLOW AND LOVE TOKEATIVITY PLEASE!!!!TOKEATIVITYTokeativity Instagram Tokeativity SOCIAL in Austin, Texas on March 11Episode filmed in New Braunfels via Zoom. Feminized with Liz Grow is produced by Grow House Media, Patrick Pope & Tanis Ray, with original theme music and sound mixing by Q da King Productions in New Braunfels, Texas. VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE for all the links and brand spanking new BLOG!!! WWW.FEMINIZEDPODCAST.COMPLEASE SUBSCRIBE & FOLLOW if THE SPIRIT MOVES YOUApple https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/feminized-with-liz-grow/id1598642379 Grateful for your iTunes rating, it helps other listeners find us! YOUTUBE: Feminized Podcast → Please subscribe, we're going to start uploading bonus conversations, clips, and projects and it helps others find usInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/feminizedwithlizgrow/feminized on The Weedtube: https://theweedtube.com/user/feminized Please subscribe, we're going to start uploading bonus conversations, clips, and projects that you won't find anywhere else!I'd love your feedback, please don't be shy. If you have ideas for trips, wish to sponsor, or have general feedback that will help us do better, please email liz@growhousemedia.co (not .com)

In this episode of Common SENSimilla we'll be talking to a baller serial entrepreneur. She's the co-founder of Tokeativity, a global community of active cannabis users and entrepreneurs that believe in cannabis normalization, & equity empowerment of a modern consumption culture. In addition to tokeativity. Our guest today is the founder of Digital Marketing Agency Elle*Eye Digital handling everything from wedding websites to NFT's. What the hell are they, Lisa? You'll tell me in this episode of Common SENSimilla. If that wasn't enough she's also the CTO of Johnnie, a digital Bartender app utilizing an AI that's going to destroy us all. With over 25 years experience in digital marketing and strategy today's guest has curated hundreds and hundreds of educational and socially empowering, cannabis focused events. You go, girl! She's been featured in Rolling Stone, Forbes, Yahoo Finance, Condé Nast Traveler, probably on her mom's fridge, maybe the local paper. Who knows where else? How does she find the time? We will find out. Lisa Snyder, welcome to Common SENSimilla. Tokeativity -- https://tokeativity.com/ Elle*Eye - https://elleeye.com/ JOHNNIE - https://www.text-johnnie.com/---Common SENSimilla explores business and innovation through the lens of Cannabis. Host Will Read discusses big ideas in the Cannabis Industry with industry leading professionals about branding, marketing, and entrepreneurship.Be sure to #like​ and #subscribe​ for more video content!  Watch Common SENSimilla, and more Canna-biz content  on our YouTube channel--CannaPlanners is a full service creative design and digital agency servicing the emerging cannabis industry. We help cannabis companies reach more customers through beautiful design, simple web solutions and strategic digital marketing services.  Visit our website: cannaplanners.com/Check us out on InstagramConnect with us on LinkedinFollow us on TwitterLike us on FacebookCommon SENSimilla is hosted and produced by Will Read; created by Tyler Struss.

Lisa Snyder, co-founder and chief innovation officer of Tokeativity, reflects on the sigh of relief she took when she bought weed legally for the first time. This feeling is a familiar one for those of us who began consuming cannabis long before it was legalized — one that also celebrates a step towards shattering the stigma. Tune in to hear Lisa's short but sweet 1st time story. 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

For our Season Three finale episode we are sharing the story of the founders of Tokeativity, Lisa Snyder and Samantha Montanaro, the global community of active cannabis consumers and business owners that believe in cannabis normalization, equity and empowerment of a modern consumption culture. The Tokeativity community connects through creative, social, and political, intersectional feminist forward activities and marketing campaigns that work to create radical, positive change. Lisa and Samantha are pioneering thought leaders in Oregon, community builders and innovators. They have been recognized for their work in Forbes, Rolling Stone, Condé Nast Traveler, Yahoo! Finance, The Guardian, MJ Lifestyle, Travel Portland and Dope Magazine and of course The Canna Mom Show.Joyce also speaks with Heather Fowler of Mary Jane's People, and we look forward to returning in the fall with more canna stories in Season Four!Topics Discussed(1:04) Welcome Back(2:05) Dollars for Life by Professor Mary Ziegler(2:55) Fresh Air Interview of Mary Ziegler(4:20) Brittney Griner(5:44) The Mass Art Museum exhibit- Designing Motherhood(7:26) Thank you Mary Janes People(7:45) Introduction Lisa Snyder and Samantha Montanaro(9:08) The Spark of Tokeativity(11:05) Prism House(11:16) School of Rock(14:09) A True Partnership(15:15) Audiogram(19:25) Digital Events(19:45) WEIC(25:55) Adam Smith – Canna Activist(27:00) Oregon Cannabis(30:00) Lisa's Why(33:40) Samantha's Why(37:00) Heather Fowler of Mary Jane's People(43:50) Mama Sam and The Jam(45:25) Sweet Jane Magazine(46:50) Mommy Jane's Guide To Social Media(49:35) 25% Off Code: The Canna Mom Show(49:45) Tokeative Tour(50:31) The Weed Bus(52:16) Connect with Lisa and Samantha at Tokeativity WebsiteThe Canna Mom Show wants to thank:Josh Lamkin and Bella Jaffe for writing and performing TCMS theme music  

Dr. Pepper Hernandez is a Board Certified Holistic Health Practitioner and  founder of the Cannabis Holistic Institute in Humboldt County. Dr. Pepper is a healer and an educator and a community organizer who describes herself as an educator of health and wellness and an advocate for cannabis as medicine. On today's show Joyce and Dr. Pepper talk about Humboldt County, personalized cannabis healing and the power of podcasting.Joyce also shares her plans to attend Dr. Staci Gruber's presentation on cannabis for women in menopause through her work at MIND (Marijuana Investigations for Neuroscientific Discovery) at McLean Hospital presented by Apothercare. And we give a shout out to a Haverhill, MA dispensary STEM and a delicious infused chocolate, Coast Cannabis.Thank you Mary Jane's People for making today's show possible.Topics Discussed(1:30) JAG Detroit(2:00) Coast Chocolate(2:50) Dr. Staci Gruber(3:46) Tokeativity(4:20) MA Stem Dispensary and Green Goddess Golf Tournament(5:05) POSE(5:55) Keep The Canna Mom Conversation Going Campaign(7:15) Thank You Mary Jane's People(7:20) Dr. Pepper Hernandez Introduction(8:50) Humboldt County and Canna Journeys(11:41) Trinidad, CA(15:02) Cannabis Fingerprints(16:35) Cannabis Holistic Institute(18:16) Audiogram(19:12) Education Before Medication(20:43) For Physicians By Physicians(27:40) Clubhouse(28:26) Clubhouse Room Tuesdays at 12:00 PT(29:30) Thank You Mary Jane's People(30:37) Podcasting: The Humboldt Quantum Alignment(32:55) Access Humboldt(38:30) Connect with Dr. Pepper on Website(39:00) Connect on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookThank you for your support and please subscribe so you never miss an episode!The Canna Mom Show wants to thank:Josh Lamkin and Bella Jaffe for writing and performing TCMS theme music 

“We feel really excited about the idea of people personally, empowering themselves to balance their own feminine and masculine, and for that to be reflected outside as well through social justice, creative campaigns, all the things that we love to do.” - Samantha MontanaroWelcome back to the To Be Blunt podcast! In this episode, Shayda Torabi welcomes Lisa Snyder and Samantha Montanaro, Co-Founders of Tokeativity, to talk about the work they do to bring cannabis feminists together and push for radical positive change. They also focus on the evolution happening in the industry and leveraging technology to create new opportunities for businesses and consumers.[00:01 – 19:26] A Global Network of Cannabis Loving Feminists[19:27 – 30:36] Changing the Stigmas Around Cannabis and Empowering Consumers Using Social Media[30:37 – 40:41] Navigating Restrictions on Social Media and E-Commerce [40:42- 48:31] Finding Opportunities and Building a Digital Community in the Web 3.0 Space[48:32 - 54:30] Don't Fear Technology, Be on the Cutting Edge[54:31 – 1:00:54] Connecting Through Creativity and Amplifying Brand Stories Lisa Snyder is the Co-Founder & Chief Innovation Officer of Tokeativity, The Global Feminist Community for Active Cannabis Culture. She is a feminist and plant medicine advocate with over 25 years of digital strategy experience and passionately supports the self-healing revolution through consumption and plant medicine advocacy.Samantha is the co-founder and CEO of Tokeativity, a women's empowerment and event network featuring a robust tech platform that brings communities around the world together on feminism, normalization of plant medicine, and the self-healing revolution. Samantha also opened one of the first cannabis consumption spaces, Prism House, after legalization in Oregon and has been a pioneer in advocating for the creation of social consumption regulations.  Connect with Lisa and Samantha!Head over to the Tokeativity website and check out their Womanifesto, too! Shayda Torabi has been called one of the most influential Women in WordPress and now she's one of the women leading the cannabis reformation conversation building one of Texas' premier CBD brands. She's currently the CEO and Co-Founder of RESTART CBD, a female-run education first CBD wellness brand. And has formerly held marketing positions at WP Engine and WebDevStudios. Shayda is the host of a podcast for cannabis marketers called To Be Blunt, where she interviews top cannabis brands on their most successful marketing initiatives. When Shayda's not building her cannabiz in Texas, you can find her on the road exploring the best hikes and spots for vegan ice cream. Follow Shayda at @theshaydatorabi Key Quote:“Make the choice now to not fear technology because you don't understand everything about it. This is an opportunity for you to create and be on the cutting edge. And I know the cannabis industry loves being on the cutting edge.” - Lisa Snyder  SPONSORSHIP is brought to you by Restart CBD. Check them out for your CBD needsLEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to join me for episodes featuring some serious cannabis industry by sharing this episode or click here to listen to past episodes RESTART CBDRESTART CBD is an education first CBD wellness brand shipping nationwide. restartcbd.com

Mama Sam is a plant healing musician, community builder and international business woman. She co-founded Tokeativity, the largest women's cannabis community in the world! She knows a lot about healing with psilocybin and non-psychedelic mushroom medicine! Sam is a plant maximalist and stuff minimalist and has much to share about parenting while using plant medicine and becoming willing to hear the truth revealed to us through the use of plants. Sam on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prismhousepdx/ Tokeativity on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tokeativity/ Tokeativty website (register for a free grass roots membership!): https://tokeativity.com/ Mama Sam and the Jam on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mamasamandthejam/ Mama Sam and the Jam LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/MamaSamandtheJam If you find value in this podcast, please consider supporting! Support the Podcast: Patreon.com/fkdp Buy me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/bevin Bevin on Instagram: Instagram.com/bevinsparty You Tube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/SelfCareParty Email list: http://eepurl.com/dyX3db Tee shirts: https://genuinevalentine.com/collections/fat-kid-dance-party Venmo: @bevinb Cash App: $BevinBoss Amazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1SJCL864DDKEH?ref_=wl_share --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bevin/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bevin/support

Our guest, the illustrious Lisa Snyder, talks about the feminine consciousness of cannabis, and how she has woven this intention into a global canna-network organization she co-created for women who love weed, called Tokeativity.

I've made lots of friends and been part of online communities during the pandemic! It can be done! Making new friends is really good for us, especially if you, like me, are on a growth path! It's also super important to prioritize participating in communities that center belonging. Other episodes I reference, about online communities: Episode 77 with Jeffrey Marsh, learn about Belonging & Radical Self Acceptance Episode 63 with Tokeativity founder Lisa Snyder who has built an incredible online community through digital events Episode 20 & Episode 5 with Sailene and Deidra about their experiences co-founding the Glowing Goddess Getaway Support the podcast! Patreon.com/fkdp Bevin on Instagram: @bevinsparty --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bevin/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bevin/support

What is the difference between smoking cannabis and eating it in the form of an edible? Will I get higher if I consume on an empty stomach? And how can I have more control over when the high hits? These are a few of the questions answered by our High Guides in this episode focused on cannabis edibles. Featuring: Sara Adams, co-founder of Mindset Cannabis. Raeven Duckett, founder of Community Gardens. Vanessa Lavorato, from Marigold Sweets. Kate Miller, co-founder and CEO of Miss Grass. Sophie Saint Thomas, sexual health journalist. Lisa Snyder, co-founder of Tokeativity. Verena Von Pfetten, co-founder of Gossamer. IG @aprilpride @thehigh.guide Email thg@aprilpride.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/olm/message

What does listening have to do with belonging? There is currently a lot of buzz around the cost to organizations when employees do not feel belonging. Yet it’s not just buzz. There is more and more research showing that when employees feel like they belong, organizations can reap bottom-line benefits.    In this episode, Sarah describes how listening is the practice of showing people that they belong, and is a key capacity needed to activate the value-creating all the buzz.   She talks about the importance of recognizing that while it is the employers’ responsibility to shape belonging experiences, work cannot be the only focus. A leader can also foster a sense of belonging when they support individuals in their team discover belonging and identity outside of work. For example, having time and resources to spend time with friends, taking a class, joining a club or volunteering.    Sarah Judd Welch is the Principal & CEO of Sharehold, an innovation consultancy that designs and fosters belonging with teams and communities navigating change. As a community and organizational designer, Sarah believes that it is our collective responsibility to create environments and cultures in which everyone is seen, heard, and valued. Sarah is Dare to Lead trained and most recently led the research report Redesigning Belonging: How Uncertainty Magnifies Belonging at Work which resulted in a group assessment tool for visualizing and improving belonging experiences. Her clients range from Google and Anheuser Busch to The Skoll Foundation and Meetup.   “Listening is...a process for showing people that they belong. It's not enough to simply listen, you need to also take action. And you also need to show up and act in a way on an ongoing basis that shows people they are seen, heard and valued, and that they fit within the group in a system.” - Sarah Judd Welch    Valuable Resource:   A group assessment tool for visualizing and improving belonging experiences -- Redesigning Belonging: How Uncertainty Magnifies Belonging at Work: https://www.sharehold.co/redesigningbelonging   Listen IN Notes:   00:38 - The time she began to notice just how powerful listening could be as an organizational capacity and as a lever for change. 02:10 - What is a innovation consultancy?   04:14 - The natural output of her company’s growth and evolution over time -- If you want to see change externalized in the world, you must start with yourself, then start with the organization then go out into the community.   07:02 - Describing how organizations that were more successful were the ones that listen better.    10:10 - How did one company who listened better become more successful: becoming a more digital and content-oriented company as opposed to more of a traditional marketing company   16:10 - What happens when insights are rejected by decision-makers: It's oftentimes foreboding of a really challenging future where an organization is unable to meet the needs of a specific set of stakeholders.    17:04 -  What one company learned when they become responsive towards insights: Reframing their value proposition   18:31 - Sometimes there is hesitancy and fear to listen to customers: A story about a client who was surprised to be able to leverage their learnings to reposition their membership to be much more about being in community with people and supporting the global movement   20:15 - Two different research approaches used to get insights for companies: Conduct survey and direct interviews    22:21 - How listening gave Tokeativity valuable insight:  they learned how to directly engage their community    24:36 - The holistic shift that happens in companies after listening: It's really about reorienting the organization to serving your primary stakeholder, which is oftentimes the customer.   25:32 - The core outcome of a report called Redesigning Belonging -- How Uncertainty Magnifies Belonging at Work: a group assessment tool for visualizing and improving belonging experiences inside of both teams and groups at large.   30:21 - Insights from the research on belonging: Uncertainty magnifies belonging experiences both negatively and positively.   33:45 - The responsibility that a leader takes to shape belonging experiences in the organization according to insights from the belonging research   34:12: - What do belonging experiences look like?   38:09 - How does listening impact belonging?   40:44 - Listening as a way of demonstrating belonging: Participating in the listening research and sharing insights from the result of the research to their community  What does listening have to do with belonging? There is currently a lot of buzz around the cost to organizations when employees do not feel belonging. Yet it’s not just buzz. There is more and more research showing that when employees feel like they belong, organizations can reap bottom-line benefits.    In this episode, Sarah describes how listening is the practice of showing people that they belong, and is a key capacity needed to activate the value-creating all the buzz.   She talks about the importance of recognizing that while it is the employers’ responsibility to shape belonging experiences, work cannot be the only focus. A leader can also foster a sense of belonging when they support individuals in their team discover belonging and identity outside of work. For example, having time and resources to spend time with friends, taking a class, joining a club or volunteering.    Sarah Judd Welch is the Principal & CEO of Sharehold, an innovation consultancy that designs and fosters belonging with teams and communities navigating change. As a community and organizational designer, Sarah believes that it is our collective responsibility to create environments and cultures in which everyone is seen, heard, and valued. Sarah is Dare to Lead trained and most recently led the research report Redesigning Belonging: How Uncertainty Magnifies Belonging at Work which resulted in a group assessment tool for visualizing and improving belonging experiences. Her clients range from Google and Anheuser Busch to The Skoll Foundation and Meetup.   “Listening is...a process for showing people that they belong. It's not enough to simply listen, you need to also take action. And you also need to show up and act in a way on an ongoing basis that shows people they are seen, heard and valued, and that they fit within the group in a system.” - Sarah Judd Welch    Valuable Resource:   A group assessment tool for visualizing and improving belonging experiences -- Redesigning Belonging: How Uncertainty Magnifies Belonging at Work: https://www.sharehold.co/redesigningbelonging   Listen IN Notes:   00:38 - The time she began to notice just how powerful listening could be as an organizational capacity and as a lever for change.   in a transparent manner   41:37 - How did Sarah’s listening research and experience affect her as a person?   43:16 - Acknowledging the struggle to do listening for ourselves   43:44 - Tool to help visualize and act on the team’s experience of belongingness. Click here: https://www.sharehold.co/redesigningbelonging   45:44 - One interesting fact about design research as opposed to market research   46:00 - Her wish for the future: Suspend the pressure to think short-term and really think long-term.   48:10 - Encouraging words from Sarah: An internal listening practice for your team has real results for your customers.   Key Takeaways:   “Listening is the practice of showing people they belong.” - Sarah Judd Welch   “Listening is the capability and practice that allows you to be seen, heard, and valued in the creation and design process. You are designing specific solutions that are meeting their needs. That is how belonging and listening connect to each other.”- Sarah Judd Welch “What we saw over time is that we really needed to broaden our focus to a much more holistic level of change, that for a community to move forward, you need to start from within the organization.” - Sarah Judd Welch   “Organizations that are listening well are in a relationship in various pathways with all of those stakeholders and have ways for them to solicit feedback, gather feedback, insight, and co-develop solutions together. They also know which other stakeholders are most important for them to listen to. And that's not necessarily dependent upon who has the most financial leverage.” - Sarah Judd Welch “As a leader, it is your responsibility to shape belonging experiences at work, this is something that is within your capacity and your control and it is your job as a leader.”  - Sarah Judd Welch   “While it is an employer’s and a leader’s responsibility to shape belonging experiences, work cannot be the only place where we feel that we belong.” - Sarah Judd Welch   “When you listen, you are able to understand what it is that people need, you hear them and by the very mere fact of listening to them, you are showing that you value their perspective, their inputs, and their opinions and that you respect their needs.”  - Sarah Judd Welch   Notes / Mentions:   American Medical Association: https://www.ama-assn.org/ Tokeativity: https://tokeativity.com/   Connect with Sarah Judd Welch:    LinkedIn E: sarah@sharehold.co   Connect with Raquel Ark: www.listeningalchemy.com Mobile: + 491732340722 contact@listeningalchemy.com LinkedIn

Thanks for joining us for another episode of the Chronic Gals! This week, we sesh with Joey Lopez, a cannabis Youtuber who reviews weed strains & CBD products. We learn about the soon-to-be-patented Joey Spillz Weed Reviews rubric, and practice our reviewing skillz with Joey as we smoke the same strain on either end of our call! We had so much fun! Huge thanks to Joey for sharing your stories & perspectives with us! Follow Joey on YouTube & Instagram And thank YOU for joining us for another episode of The Chronic Gals! Don't forget to tune in on Instagram Live every other Thursday at 9p PST for CG After Dark, & find us on CannaBuzz at @chronicgals_podcast! BULLETIN BOARD Love Yourself More! - Join us this Saturday, Feb. 13 from 2-6p PST for Tokeativity's Love Yourself More Virtual Social! We'll be podcasting live with session-goers from 415-5p PST, alongside several other speakers & leaders in the cannabis space, talking about cannabis & self care. RSVP at tokeativity.com/events for this donation-based interactive virtual social! See you there over a virtual joint! Piece Water - Huge thanks to Piece Water for sending us a bottle of their amazing bong solution! This stuff keeps our glass clean for weeks, it's amazing! Trust us, you'll love it - get yours at PieceWater.com! FARM FEATURE Cedar Creek Cannabis: Mac & Cheese Hydrocarbon Extract; Snowball #2 flower /// If you like this episode, share with a friend & let's grow the smoke circle! Follow us over on Instagram to see what fun we're getting up to! Support the show & buy us a joint! We're $ChronicGals on CashApp! Check out our website at ChronicGals.com! Talk to you next time on another episode of the Chronic Gals! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chronic-gals/support

On this week's show Joyce shares the story of how Erin Gore and Karli Warner created their California cannabis brand for women, Garden Society. Erin Gore is the founder and CEO who is a fearless advocate for women-owned cannabis businesses. Karli Warner is the co-founder and CMO whose own cannabis story includes being the wife to a cancer survivor. When these ladies joined forces they quickly built a well-recognized luxury cannabis brand in California that is moving into Massachusetts very soon. On today's show the ladies share the story of their bold visions in the cannabis industry, the importance of mentoring, and how women can really support each other.Topics Discussed(1:09) Tip O'Neill(2:00) Eric Lander, Science Advisor(2:32) MLK Day of Service(3:05) Daily Table (3:52) Guest Introduction(4:20) Northern California Cannabis(5:00) Erin Gore and Karli Warner(6:15) Erin's Story(10:39) High Holiday Cooking(11:00) Friendship and Joy(11:57) Karli's Story(14:03) Reconnecting(15:40) Mission: Product and Community for Women(15:52) The Epiphany(16:36) Awakening(18:41) First Products(20:31) Branding To Bring Women Into Dispensary(20:51) Garden Parties(22:50) Financing(24:00) What Is Wrong with Men in Money?(25:40) Women Slate of Investors(28:43) Sponsorship(29:00) Women of the Technicolor Cannabis Quilt(31:17) Garden Society ProductsBlissful : Bright Day: Calm and Focus(34:19) Chocolate Bomb(35:35) Sean the Infusionist(36:26) Licensing Agreement Opportunity(38:26) Tokeativity and WEIC(39:00) Mentorships: Women Founded and Women Led(40:19) Cage Free Cannabis (42:10) Connect with Garden SocietyFacebookInstagramTwitterThe Canna Mom Show wants to thank:Josh Lamkin and Bella Jaffe for writing and performing TCMS theme music Amie 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

Visit the Cannamommy website, cannamommy.org, to book an appointment with the clinic, access resources, or learn more about volunteering.     0:42 The US capital building was stormed by far right rioters on January 6th. For updates, click here: https://abcnews.go.com/alerts/us-capitol-breach 7:30 Kelley was correct in saying that “laughing gas” is formally known as nitrous, or nitrous oxide. 7:46 Kelley mentions a study where cannabis and opioids were compared for chronic pain. Read here: https://www.practicalpainmanagement.com/meeting-summary/cannabinoids-versus-opioids-chronic-pain-care   9:48 Kelley references studies done on how stress affects pregnancy. March of Dimes provides information here: https://www.marchofdimes.org/complications/stress-and-pregnancy.aspx#:~:text=Stress%20may%20lead%20to%20high,you%20respond%20to%20certain%20situations. 14:48 Kelley mentions the company Tokeativity.  It's “the global feminist community for active cannabis culture”. Visit their website: https://tokeativity.com/about/ 17:55 Lindsey discusses The Cannabis Doula aiding her in her first pregnancy. This organization supports women consuming cannabis as medicine during and after pregnancy. Follow them on Instagram @thecannabisdoula. Follow Lindsey's personal doula @thecannadoula.

Danielle Simone Brand shares the story of her physical journey from California to Idaho, and her canna journey in writing her guide for canna curious women. Like all of us learning about this ancient plant, the more the she learned the more open she became. A born writer, she is using her gifts to help women understand the ways this plant can heal. The Canna Mom Show's first guest from Boise, Idaho, Danielle is a mama, yogini and author of, "Weed Mom: The Canna-Curious Woman's Guide to Chilling TF Out.” Topics Discussed(1:08) Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat(1:40) Jimmy Fallon 2020 The Musical!(2:50) Guest Intro: Idaho Cannabis (5:55) Family and Cannabis(9:48) Cannabis Use Disorder(10:15) Alice Moon(10:50) Freelance Writing and Cannabis Stories(12:20) Changing Minds with Education(13:20) Talking with Kids About Cannabis(15:00) Cannabis and Parenting(16:10) Canna Sherpa(19:55) Challenges of Writing In Idaho(20:55) Homesteading - A Memoir(22:22) Weed Mom (24:33) Introverted Writers Need Quiet(25:17) Tokeativity(26:25) Canna Moms on Instagram: Strong Community(28:45) Turning To Plant Medicine First(29:41) Recredicinal: The Space Between Recreation and Medicine(31:07) Sponsorship(32:11) This week's blog has a gift list!!(34:00) Connect with Danielle Simone BrandPurchase THE WEED MOM Shanel Lindsay of Ardent Cannabis a personal decarboxylator.Dani McQueen of Old Man Goodies to make your own CBD treats.Dr. Carlie Bell-Biggins of Monaco Natural Health for lifestyle support.Jessica Bates of Moon Mother Hemp highest quality and purest CBD wellness products.Liz Kost of Fog & Tree capturing the essence of California in self-care products.Amie Reiman of Hip Lives a virtual community dedicated to helping you live your best life.Caitlin Moakley of Soil and Spirit for conscious business consulting.Goldie Solodar of City Sessions a Denver cannabis lifestyle brand that specializes in tours.Doreen Sullivan of MyBudVase designing smoking vases for gorgeous spaces.Sherri Tutkus of The Green Nurse a community of health professionals.Marie Evans of Collette pairing women with quality CBD products.Jenny Argie of Jennys Baked at Home a CBD advocate with a great brownie mix.The Canna Mom Show wants to thank:Josh Lamkin and Bella Jaffe for writing and performing TCMS theme music Kelly Dolan of Retail Results Inc Lori Lennon of Thinkubator Media Kim Kramer of McLane Middleton Cannabis Creative GroupPod617, The Boston Podcast Network

Lisa Snyder is the co-founder of Tokeativity, the Global Feminist Community for Active Cannabis Culture. She's a visionary with strong ethics around inclusion and equity. I've been really enjoying the online gatherings Tokeativity has produced during the pandemic and it is truly a hub for smart, driven women who are passionate about helping others heal with cannabis. We talk about the creation of Tokeativty, and Lisa's journey as an entrepreneur and woman in tech. We also talk coming out and growing up in New Jersey! Tokeativity: https://tokeativity.com/ Lisa on Instagram: http://instagram.com/lisalibra Tokeativty on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tokeativity/ Bevin on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bevinsparty Support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/fkdp --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bevin/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bevin/support

Thanks for joining us for another episode of the Chronic Gals! This week, we share a virtual smoke with Lisa Snyder & Samantha Montanaro! Together, Lisa & Sam co-founded Tokeativity, an excellent women & cannabis group where women can support each other as we bring the feminine perspective to leading the cannabis industry. Tokeativity began in Portland, Or, but has grown to dozens of chapters all over the world in just 3 short years. In today's episode, we discuss how they've had to pivot during the pandemic to support their members & how they use their position in the community to have a voice in activist causes they believe in, plus we talk about humans' soul connection with plants & how they support our journey on planet Earth. If you like what Lisa & Sam are all about, make sure you follow them on Instagram! Lisa Snyder - Instagram Samantha Montanaro - Instagram Tokeativity - Instagram & Tokeativity.com STRAINS WE SMOKED Lodi Dodi by Sugartop Buddery Northern Rack by 45th Parallel Farms Blue Mountain by Golden Leaf STUFF WE MENTIONED IN THE SHOW Tokeativity Haus of Jane - Speed networking events National Bail Out Fund Don't Shoot PDX Measure 109 to allow psilocybin-assisted therapy & research in Oregon Cannatunes - music made by plants Make sure to follow us on Instagram, share this episode with a friend, & check out our website at ChronicGals.com! Talk to you later!!

Speaking with Becky Frieze of Tree Top Gardens and The Rogue Valley Chapter Leader of Tokeativity. How Cannabis and the community that she found within has changed her life.

In these uncertain times things are hard out there! Cannabis is great medicine to improve mental health. It makes life a little more zesty and fun! My first experience with cannabis was scary and landed me in the emergency room--allow me to give you a recipe for a better experience! I give tips for new to cannabis folks for a good first time experience. For practiced stoners with a high tolerance, I have been exploring how to feel more high through physiology! I've found incorporating cannabis into self care and spiritual practice can up-level your experience. Resources mentioned in this episode: Cannabis Nurse Network: Leaf411 Socialize with women stoners at online events with Tokeativity: http://tokeativity.com/ Socialize with all kinds of stoners through online events with EventHi: https://www.eventhi.io/ Connect with Glowing Goddess Getaway on IGLive Daily at 4:20: http://instagram.com/glowinggoddessgetaway Cannababes to follow: TheOfficialSailene https://www.instagram.com/TheOfficialSailene/ Cannasexual https://www.instagram.com/Cannasexual/ MaggieMayWilson https://www.instagram.com/maggiemaywilson/ Beautiful Existence https://www.instagram.com/beautifulexistence/ Bevin! https://www.instagram.com/bevinsparty/ Support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/fkdp --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bevin/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bevin/support

“As women, we are often the caregivers of our families, our aging parents, even our ailing friends. We must also take care of ourselves so we can handle juggling the many aspects of our lives. We are at the Epicenter of Care for our loved ones and ourselves. We believe that women are the driving force to bring cannabis wellness to the mainstream. We aim to empower as many women as possible with quality information and supportive communities to enhance their exploration of cannabis for a healthier, happier life.” Ellementa Mission StatementAliza Sherman is the publisher of HerCannaLife.com, a website showcasing women in the cannabis industry. She is also the CEO of Ellementa, a women's health company focused on cannabis and CBD. Her professional journey, prior to committing herself to elevating women in the emerging cannabis industry, included starting the first woman-owned, full-service Internet company Cybergrrl, Inc; the first global Internet networking organization for women, Webgrrls International; and was named by Newsweek one of the “Top People Who Matter Most in the Internet.” All these accolades in 1995! And she hasn't slowed down.Not one to let artificial barriers stop her, in 2009 Aliza was named one of the “Most Powerful Women in Technology.” Now she is breaking barriers in cannabis as an author, web pioneer and empowered voice for women. The ladies talk about educating women, finding community and what's going on in Alaska.Topics Discussed:Welcome and Introduction [1:33]Covid Check-In [3:08]Sharon High School Graduation [4:20]Ellementa Philosophy [5:10]Aliza's Journey [5:55]Melissa Fierce and Founders [7:00]Arizona to Alaska [7:50]Ellementa Hosts Non-Consuming Events [8:48]Tokeativity [8:54]Target Audience [9:21]“Just No Now” [10:50]The Stigma is Still Alive [12:58]The Global Ellementa Community [13:48]What Ellementa Does [14:15]Kush Groove in Central Square [16:20]How to Become a Leader [16:41]Brands Want to Meet Us! [18:25]Advisors [19:20]Junella Chen and The Book [20:00]The Other Advisors [20:12]Aliza's First Cannabis Job [20:30]Dr. Robert Flannery [21:32]Cannabis and CBD for Health and Wellness [22:22]Women's Health Issues [25:20]Women's Wellness Seminars [26:30]Heady Vermont Women's Event [28:05]Products on Ellementa [29:15]My Bud Vase [29:48]Erbanna Odor Free Bags [30:18]Family Life [32:48]Cannabis Relationship [33:20]Cannabis Awakening [34:00]Fear and Shame [35:35]Family and Cannabis [36:26]MyJane [39:21]Amie's Favorite Thing [41:58]Erin Scott Photography [42:58]Alaska and Cannabis [44:00]Exciting On Site Consumption [47:10]No More Sharing Joints [48:50]Contact Aliza Sherman [49:50]The Canna Mom Show wants to thank:Josh Lamkin for writing and performing TCMS theme music Kelly Dolan of Retail Results Inc Lori Lennon of Thinkubator Media Kim Kramer of McLane Middleton Cannabis Creative GroupPod617, The Boston Podcast Network

On this episode Joyce and Amie open up about themselves and their thoughts on the cannabis industry. Enjoy this lighter version of the ladies kibitzing on all topics cannabis from dirty bongs to the exceptional women working in the industry.Topics Discussed:No One Likes A Dirty Bong [2:25]Motherly Advice [4:20]Cannabis in NY [5:07]Higher Standards in Chelsea Market [5:25]High End Headshop [5:30]Higher Etiquette by Lizzie Post [6:23]Beautiful Trays and Cannabis Culture [6:45]My Bud Vase The Nightingale [7:30]Edi Parker in NY [9:02]Shreve, Crump and Low of Cannabis [9:25]Butchers Daughter [9:50]Cannabis Packaging [12:12]Hemp vs. Plastic [14:15]Stormy Simon, CEO Hight Times Magazine [16:45]Amie's Mom and Cannabis [19:17]The Healing Rose [19:28]Irie Bliss Wellness [19:57]Tokeativity [24:20]The Bong Quilt [24:34]Love Only [25:30]Vegas Dispensaries Are More Welcoming Than Massachusetts [28:00]Grandma Runs Out of Weed [32:00]Pitching the Show at The Podcast Garage [33:00]The Canna Moms Get a Bank Account [34:15]Women Helping Women [35:15]Joyce's Favorite Thing [36:09]Why We Can't Sleep by Ada Calhoun [38:00]The Witches of Eastwick [39:50]The Power of Invisibility [41:20]We Are All Exceptional [43:12]HASHTAGS:#cannabis #cannabiscommunity #cannabisculture #cannabispolitics #cannapolitics #cannamom #womeninweed #womenincannabis #cannapreneur #cannamoms #cannabismom #womenincannabis #commonwealthofmassachusetts #MassachusettsCannabis #ABongForMom #BongQuilt #whywecantsleep #hemp #cannabisetiquette #cannabispodcast #podcast #cannabisdispensary #cannabispackaging

Tokeativity was founded in 2016 amidst a historic women's movement that impacted every industry from entertainment to journalism. Today we're speaking with Lisa Snyder, founder of Tokeativity, about their feminist cannabis community. http://tokeativity.com/Support the show

Portland's favorite women-in-cannabis group, Tokeativity, celebrated their 3rd birthday this January, & at their anniversary event, we were absolutely honored to help christen their new podcast studio at their headquarters in Prism House PDX! We set ourselves up at their birthday party & hosted a live podcast with event guests who sat down and talked pot with us. Huge thanks to Lisa & Sam from Tokeativity for inviting us to celebrate with you! & massive thank yous to Kristen, Vilette, Rae from @shopmagnoliajane, & Jenna from @thewaywitch for sharing your stories with us! Enjoy this bonus episode of Chronic Gals Podcast!! Season 2 coming April 2020! Follow @theadamandrewsexperiment for information about Yoganja yoga & cannabis events in Portland Follow @prismhousepdx for a Full Spectrum Event Space Check out all these amazing women-owned cannabis businesses! Extracts (OR) @extractioneering.oregon Tokeativity boss babe @lisalibra The Joyride Podcast host @cat.the.lion Mobile Dab Bar @Vibeztiva Cannabis-themed & sustainable fashion @shopmagnoliajane Psychedelic jam queens @mamasamandthejam Ganja goddess & plant medicine educator @peacelovetararose Crafty cannalady @amymothercraft Cannabis-fueled tarot & other witchery @thewaywitch CBD-infused massage @aprilreiki Cannabis diversity advocate @mss.oregon 420-friendly manicurist @nomsternailz Online clothing, shoes & accessories @shoeboxbyki Henna artist @hennanomad Artist & tarot reader @katzriver Custom dessert artist @kimberlyamina Functional fashion for the highest society @highsocietycollection For details about the National Cannabis Diversity Awareness Convention follow: @cannabis_diversity_awareness and @mss.oregon --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chronic-gals/support

Emily Rios reached out to The Canna Mom Show on Instagram and we are so glad she did. Emily is a mom of two and is currently one of the top 5 finalists for the Budtender Award 2019 Ambassador category. She is about to start the first and only chapter of the 420 Nurses in her state of Oregon and is one of the planners for the National Budtenders Campout - scheduled for June 2020. Emily is also a former exotic dancer who served six-years in prison. She has a most colorful story but has found grace in her journey. Joyce and Emily discuss the challenges women face gaining access to employment following an incarceration and how the cannabis industry changed her life trajectory. Emily is passionate and persistent and she's sharing her story in hopes of inspiring and helping women like her find the strength to push back against negative narratives and emerge as players in the cannabis industry. Topics Discussed: Journey of a Lost Teen [2:20] Using Trauma for Strength [3:20] Supportive Family and New Beginnings [4:20] Hard Transition from SAHM to Budtender [5:00] The Oregon State Board [6:43] Journey into Cannabis [7:33] 2017 A Year of Change [8:21] Becoming a Budtender [9:30] TJs on Powell  and TJs Gardens [9:55] Budtenders Awards [11:05] A New Face of the Cannabis Industry [12:05] Cannabis Consumption Cafes [14:20] NW Cannabis Club [14:25] Vegas Dispensaries and Consumption Cafes [15:45] Oregon Cannabis [17:00] Budtender Campout [17:14] Cannabis Awakenings [18:40] Living Soil and Clean Green Certification [19:21] An Old Fashioned Way of Shopping [20:40] The Focus on Medical Patients [21:25] Mom Budtenders [20:40] Emily's Doctor in Oregon [22:25] 420 Nurses and Advocacy [24:00] Emily's Strong Voice! [24:50] Cannabis Conversations: Moms and Children OR Children with Mom [27:15] CBD Craze! The Good, Bad and Absurd [28:00] DO NOT BUY CBD IN GAS STATIONS! [30:10] Pregnancy and Cannabis [32:00] Cannabinoid Deficiency Syndrome [32:32] Cannabis Advocacy [35:45] The Canna Mom Group Oregon [36:50] Tokeativity [37:15] Message of Hope [37:55] Just Do It! [38:25] Connect to Emily on Instagram [38:50]      

It's time to look into the most recent research on cannabis and pregnancy. Not a Reddit forum or an Instagram comment thread. This episode is so packed full of information we had to split it into 2 parts. Part 2 will be coming out soon so make sure you subscribe to get updated! See full transcription and blog post here >>>   This episode is brought to you by Tokeativity, the Global Cannabis Community for Women We asked Neuroscientist Andrew Scheyer to give us a look into research and data that has been collected and analyzed since 2002 - on the long term consequences of cannabinoid exposure during pregnancy. As Cannabis Enthusiasts, it was hard to hear some of what Andrew had to say, but for the same reason we vaccinate kids (science) we need to have this information. We have all heard something along the lines of “I used cannabis when I was pregnant and my kids are geniuses!” and while we do not want to judge, discredit, or make anyone feel hurt, it is our job to look into the most recent research possible. So listen to Episode 26 and 27 (part 2 coming soon) or read the transcript to learn what Andrew and his team have discovered about cannabis during pregnancy   Note: this article is just about cannabis DURING pregnancy and breastfeeding. We most certainly support mothers and fathers who smoke weed. Every person is different and everybody's endocannabinoid system is different. You have to do what feels right by you and your doctor. Have a different opinion? Please share it! Have other research, let us know!  

On this week's episode of The Canna Mom Show Joyce and her co-host Amie Searles speak with Samantha Montanaro, the energetic and passionate co-founder and chief operating officer of Tokeativity in Portland, Oregon. Sam shares how she came to host regular events like The Oregon Cannabis Industry Meet Up and Puff Pass and Paint Portland and provided a private cannabis friendly space for dispensaries, farms and processors to host employee trainings, team building events and parties to celebrate their successes. Samantha is a multi-media artist, event coordinator, musician and, of course, mom who is passionate about community, cannabis and feminine empowerment. The community Samantha built through Prism House became an epicenter for Oregon cannabis social culture. In 2017, Samantha expanded her regular repertoire of events by partnering up with Lisa Snyder to launch Tokeativity, the world wide cannabis community for women. Joyce and Amie were lucky enough to meet Samantha last spring during her East Coast visit when she was in Massachusetts promoting the New England Tokeativity week. They share their insights into how to have the “cannabis conversation” and what it looks like to be a cool canna mom. TIME STAMP NOTES: 3:15: Samantha Montanaro background and Portland, Oregon 6:40: Prism House and the Urban Farm 7:20: Beehive of activities at Tokeativity event 8:10: New Tokeativity event space 8:45: Witchy Women events 9:32: Plant that makes magic happen 10:40: Psychedelic Renaissance 13:00: Boston Witchy Women idea 14:05: Tokeativity Community 17:45: Talking with kids about cannabis, the Cannabis Conversation 21:00: Explaining the legal status of cannabis 24:30: Talking with kids about trying cannabis and crushing the cannabis stigma with transparency and honesty 26:24: Amie's cannabis and cancer story 27:10: Cannabis and social justice 29:20: Vaping 30:42: Shaking the stigma 31:50: Power of vulnerability 36:00: Changing minds and squashing misinformation 37:32: Cannabis topical and good CBD products such as The Healing Rose 39:50: Topical and cannabinoids and the best way to apply and use 42:45: Bath balms and foot pain 43:35: Sam's band, Mama Sam and the Jam! 47:00: Psychedelic Folk Pop 47:50: Preferred method of consumption 49:57: Cannabis infused beverages and cocktails

“We have a lot to learn—especially about educating women about cannabinoids and how to access the medicine,” says Aliza Sherman, founder of Ellementa.com (https://ellementa.com/wellbeing/), a site that offers women education about the health and wellness benefits of cannabis—stories about cannabis as a sexual aid, reviews of edibles, or CBD bath salts. Sherman speaks with CoveyClub founder, Lesley Jane Seymour, about why the cannabis industry is a great place for female entrepreneur—it’s “like the internet in the ‘80s”--and points to sites such as Womengrow.com (https://womengrow.com/) for job listings in the legal industry and Tokeativity.com for groups centered on careers and business. Sherman says she got into cannabis when trying to solve personal “pain and sleep” issues: "cannabis offers special help for women going through peri-menopause and menopause."   

So many laughs were had on this episode. It was great to catch up with "IllZ" and talk shop. The last time we spoke on mic was a couple years ago. A lot has changed for Team Illz. She has always been an advocate and very outspoken for the voiceless. She has recently took on the role of the east coast ambassador of an amazing community of females called Tokeativity. Based in Portland, Oregon, USA, Tokeativity was created by Lisa Snyder and Samantha Montanaro in 2016 with an intention to nurture a safe space for women to connect, learn and create. Whether they are a curious first timer or daily consumer, all women are welcome to join in our community in person or online.  Illz is a perfect addition to their team. She is highly motivated, always thinking outside the box and cares a great deal for others. I am honored to know such a strong person. Nothing can nor will stop her. Be on the look out. 

This is our second 420 as a podcast, and we can't thank you all enough for the support! We reveal our four winners of Breaking the Grass Ceiling, along with the episode ideas!  In this bonus (short) episode, we talk to Cristina Buccola of CB Counsel and founder of 421 For All, about a new national movement.  Next, we go over a great list of discount codes: 1. Meowchemy.com - Code Save420 for 20% off from 04/19 until April 25th. "We created this product line in 2016 and were literally one of the first companies to market this amazing plant in a way that not only celebrates its healing properties but appeals to the optimist in us all. They say invention stems from necessity. At that time we were fed up with products full of synthetic chemicals and dyes... so we decided to handmake our own! We do not simply slap on a label and sell the same mass produced herbal products everyone else seems to be these days. From seed to sale...our products are created with purity and relief in mind." 2. Azuca will offer 20% off to their online shop with this code: AZUCAGREEN Founded by Bubby's Chef, ron Silver, Azuca brings an innovative and sophisticated new approach to cannabis and CBD edibles. With their patent method, Azuca products take effect in a groundbreaking 2-15 minutes. https://www.azuca.co 3. Maggie May Wilson - 15% Joy Organics with code "Metaphysical" to promote my new podcast Metaphysical AF that's on Spotify and Itunes! There are 10 episodes live which talk about all things Metaphysics and Cannabis 4. White Fox - 24 hour flash sale: 45% off entire site CODE: FoxLove - White Fox™ began as a Cannabis company in 2017 inspired by the alchemy of herbs with cannabis to create a desired and focus effect for the human body, mind and spirit. White Fox™ utilizes locally sourced and hand crafted herbs along with CBD to gift you with formulations that enhance your everyday well-being and assist in intentional healing journeys. https://whitefoxnectars.com 5. DCN - I would be more than happy to offer a 30% discount on our B2B Membership package. This package includes a year of exposure on DCN in front of the DCN community. This package includes: One annual company listingCompany Listing in one DCN monthly newsletter2 Social media campaignsInstastory Promotion (up to 5x annually)One company spotlight article (New Expert Series)Able to submit up to 2 press releases on DCN’s new press release sectionAccess to exclusive member discounts, events, and offersAnd each quarter we will be releasing new incentives, offerings, and giveaways to our members."to redeem this offer, email contact@directcannabisnetwork.com and mention Your Highness" 6. Treatibles - 10% discount off Treatibles.com from 4/20/19 through 4/30/19: chewscbd4pets - Treatibles was founded in 2008 on the fundamental values of compassionate care, quality ingredients, reliable information and integrity, and in 2013 became the pioneer in developing full spectrum hemp-derived CBD products for pets.* The benefits of full spectrum hemp oil include instilling calm, normal emotional balance and ease, supporting a healthy digestive tract and strong immune system, promoting healthy joints, flexibility and the body’s normal inflammatory response. Treatibles can help animals exhibiting anxiety, discomfort, loss of appetite, digestive tract issues, and more. 7. Tokeativity is the Global Cannabis Community for Women. They work to empower women at the root level and forward the normalization of cannabis through in person an online events. Tokeativity is giving listeners 50% off now through the end of April. Save 50% off on Business & Grassroots Memberships, Upcoming Events, Advertising, & Online Classes and more! Find everything now at Tokeativity.com/connect and use coupon code 42050 through April 30th. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/your-highness-podcast/support

In this episode Lee & Emma talk to Lisa Snyder and Samantha Montanaro of Tokeativity, a pro-cannabis organization whose mission is to empower women through community. We discuss that mission as well as discussing the special event they have coming up titled 'The Future is 1:1 - An Ally Building Workshop’ which takes place on Saturday, February 2nd at 7pm. 'This Is Cannabis' is produced and engineered by Will Romey.Theme song is “Impossible/OK” by Møtrik. Interstitial music this week provided by Nutritious.’This Is Cannabis’ is brought to you this week by the Craft Cannabis Alliance and the Open Cannabis Project.

This episode begins as episode does, with our favorite things! For Leah, it is Tokeativity's Connect Business membership, and for Diana, Mary's List. Check them both out!    Next, we touch on a very important topic: bringing equality to the cannabis industry. We discuss why it is so important to make this a priority, and some unexpected ways to accomplish it.   We have a Beauty With Barb segment that focuses on eczema, and why this skin condition gets worse this time of year.   Interviews: - First, we talk to Naomi Granger, co-founder of DOPE CFO, about what brought her to the cannabis space. She also tells us how an old profession like accounting can take on a new life form in the cannabis industry.    - Next, we talk to Amy Margolis, founder and Program Director of The Initiative. She tells us about the journey that led to the creation of the incubator, and how entrepreneurs can get involved.     Until next time, email us at yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com for more information about being on our show.    Relevant Links: Marijuana and gender equity: Why cannabis industry is a magnet for women executives The Green Tent --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/your-highness-podcast/support

Lisa Snyder is a Portland-based feminist, the Founder and Co-Creator of Tokeativity, a Cannabis Community for Women, and the owner of Elle*Eye Web Design Consulting. With nearly two decades of entrepreneurial experience, she continues to be recognized for her work in Time Out New York, Go Magazine, Oregon Leaf, PUSH Magazine, CannabisTours.com, Stoner Magazine, The Weed Blog, and Splimm.com, among many others. After losing both parents to cancer in her 20's, she has passionately partnered her community building, feminist event planning, and web skills with fellow event planner, cannabis entrepreneur and community builder, Samantha Montanaro, to create Tokeativity, a cannabis community for women. Together, they help bridge the cannabis industry with consumers to help educate and empower women, in hopes of encouraging forward movement, healing and ending the stigma around cannabis consumption.

Lisa Snyder is a Portland-based feminist, the Founder and Co-Creator of Tokeativity, a Cannabis Community for Women, and the owner of Elle*Eye Web Design Consulting. With nearly two decades of entrepreneurial experience, she continues to be recognized for her work in Time Out New York, Go Magazine, Oregon Leaf, PUSH Magazine, CannabisTours.com, Stoner Magazine, The Weed Blog, and Splimm.com, among many others. After losing both parents to cancer in her 20's, she has passionately partnered her community building, feminist event planning, and web skills with fellow event planner, cannabis entrepreneur and community builder, Samantha Montanaro, to create Tokeativity, a cannabis community for women. Together, they help bridge the cannabis industry with consumers to help educate and empower women, in hopes of encouraging forward movement, healing and ending the stigma around cannabis consumption.

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Tokeativity is a world-wide cannabis community for women. Based in Portland, Oregon, Tokeativity was created by Lisa Snyder and Samantha Montanaro in 2016 with an intention to nurture a safe space for women to connect, learn and create. We discuss how Lisa and Sam launched the first events, grew their network and trends they see developing in the cannabis industry! If you sign up for Tokeativity USE CODE “Periodic Podcast” for 50% off

In our 1st episode of the second season, we open with our favorite discoveries in the industry: For Diana, it is the digital network created by the awesome women at Tokeativity, and for Leah, it is the Magical Butter Machine. Our lovefest for these incredible pioneers continues, as we discuss our upcoming guests for this episode.  Before we get to the amazing interviews, we talk about the benefits of meditation. Not only can this help us become more present and intentional in our daily lives, but it can help us as entrepreneurs. We also go into a few tips that help integrate this practice into our regular routines.   Interviews: First, we talk to the fearless founders of Tokeativity, a global cannabis community for women. Lisa Snyder and Samantha Montanaro tell us about the latest educational offerings and the invaluable resources available, thanks to this community. Next, we hear from Jenny Argie, founder of Baked at Home. Jenny tells us about full spectrum hemp, and what made her so passionate about creating products that heal the whole body.       Thanks for listening, and until next time, stay high and beautiful. Of course, by that we mean: take the higher ground, and stay beautiful in spirit. If you like our show and are looking for an outlet to promote your product or business, please contact us at yourhighnessATgmail.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/your-highness-podcast/support

In this episode we get up close with Lisa and Samantha into the story of how Tokeativity got started, their relationship as business partners, how they created their team culture and so much more! Don't forget! Tokeativity is offering all Ox & Plow listener's 25% off their first purchase using promo code oxandplow25 at checkout! so head over to http://tokeativity.com/ and use promo code oxandplow25! You can find them on all social platforms @Tokeativity --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/oxnplow/support

Samantha Montanaro is a chicken lovin’ multimedia artist, graphic designer, event coordinator, gardener, musician and mom. After moving to Parkrose in 2014, Samantha opened her business, Prism House, which offers a variety of services including full spectrum graphic design, event coordination and urban farming. Vegetables, fruits, eggs and flowers from the grounds of Sam’s home personalize and enhance her events and her love of the local community make all feel welcome. In 2017 Sam partnered up with Lisa Snyder, the founder of Tokeativity, a community for women. Lisa and Sam’s intention is to nurture a safe space for women to create, learn and connect. They currently host events in Portland, OR, online and will soon be expanding to other cities around the world!

We can’t believe it’s already the fourth episode! This week’s episode brings another amazing selection of women and femmes to learn from, and there is so much to learn! We also talk about some exciting events coming up for the Cannabis Women’s Alliance, centered around education and opportunity.  Before we get to the news, one of our guests, Heidi Keyes of Puff Pass & Paint offers listeners 20% off on classes, with code YOURHIGHNESS.  In the news: Nevada doesn’t want cannabis and casinos to meet Airline release first cannabis-related advertisement on flight Florida struggles to keep up with applicants Jeff Sessions bashes Hollywood depiction of cannabis    Moving on to Blunt Talk, we discuss one of our least-favorite people, Roger Stone. Stone recently was dropped as a speaker at a cannabis conference, and we explore what that means.  For our interview segment, we talk to the following experts: Heidi Keyes, creator of Puff Pass & Paint Lisa Snyder, a Portland based feminist and the Founder of Tokeativity, a consumption friendly events series for women Shanita Penny, cannabis activist and founder and CEO of Budding Solutions  We can’t thank you enough for giving us a listen! Until next time, send all questions and comments to yourhighnesspodcastATgmail. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/your-highness-podcast/support

I wanted to share a small story about my adventure to a Tokeativity event. (www.tokeativity.com)  It is an event for women in cannabis to gather in a safe female environment. It was cool to be able ask questions and hear what new inroads women are making in the industry.   Enjoy! Shawn Price