Podcasts about weed wars

Key Takeaways: Landlords for Weed Businesses: Innovative Industrial Properties is a super helpful landlord for companies that grow and sell marijuana. They buy buildings and rent them out to these businesses, which is really important because it's hard for them to find places to operate. Think Prohibition, But for Weed: Remember when alcohol was illegal? Well, marijuana companies are facing similar challenges today. But just like beer companies back then, they're finding clever ways to survive and thrive. Could Weed Stocks be the Next Big Thing? Some people think the marijuana industry could be worth hundreds of billions of dollars in the next ten years! Who Will Win the Weed Wars? We don't know for sure which marijuana company will come out on top, but Innovative Industrial Properties is definitely a strong contender.   Chapters: Timestamp Summary 0:00 Potential Profits in Weed Stocks Over the Next Decade 1:24 Cannabis Real Estate: Landlords Profiting from Legal Weed 1:52 Potential Growth of Innovative Industrial in the Cannabis Industry 2:59 Researching Innovative Industrial for Potential Investment Opportunities   Powered by Stone Hill Wealth Management   Social Media Handles    Follow Phillip Washington, Jr. on Instagram (@askphillip)   Subscribe to Wealth Building Made Simple newsletter https://www.wealthbuildingmadesimple.us/   Ready to turn your investing dreams into reality? Our "Wealth Building Made Simple" premium newsletter is your secret weapon. We break down investing in a way that's easy to understand, even if you're just starting out. Learn the tricks the wealthy use, discover exciting opportunities, and start building the future YOU want. Sign up now, and let's make those dreams happen!   WBMS Premium Subscription   Phillip Washington, Jr. is a registered investment adviser. Information presented is for educational purposes only and does not intend to make an offer or solicitation for the sale or purchase of any specific securities, investments, or investment strategies. Investments involve risk and, unless otherwise stated, are not guaranteed. Be sure to first consult with a qualified financial adviser and/or tax professional before implementing any strategy discussed herein. Past performance is not indicative of future performance.

Cannabis Attorney Rod Kight appears on the Texas Hemp Show Podcast this week with Jay Maguire of the Texas Hemp Federation and AJ Velador of the Hemp Industry Leaders of Texas - H. I. L. T. Topics included The Miller Amendment, DEA Reschedule after elections, State and National Policy, The Farm Bill and recent Raids on shop owners in Allen TX. Visit us online: https://x.com/txhempreporter www.TexasHempReporter.com https://issuu.com/texashempreporter   / texashempreporter  / texashempreporter  ALL AUDIO Podcasts Available here: https://texashempshow.transistor.fm/

This episode we discuss the difference between buillders and takers. What makes a builers vs what makes a taker? Can these two things be good.. watch as we discuss Next Episode "Weed Wars" --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kholheartdradio/message

Craig Martin Smith and Stephanie Smith are said to be the first developers with a housing project using the “Builder's Remedy.”The Los Angeles-based duo has plans to build a 30-unit apartment complex with six low-income affordable units in the Lower Riviera. Under the “Builder's Remedy,” the developers are able to sidestep local review processes because the City of Santa Barbara failed to submit housing element drafts on time.But, before the Smith's had footing in the housing development industry, they garnered public reputations for a liposuction practice and cannabis warehouse.On this episode of the Indy, Alexandra Goldberg is joined by the Santa Barbara Independent news reporter Ryan Cruz for an exploration of these housing plans and a glance into who the developers are.Hosted by Alexandra Goldberg.The Indy: A Podcast was co-created by Molly McAnany and the Santa Barbara Independent.Theme music written by Molly McAnany. Follow ‘The Indy' on social media @theindypod to support and contact podcast@independent.com for advertisements.Read Ryan Cruz' story: https://www.independent.com/2023/05/31/lipodiesel-weed-wars-whos-behind-santa-barbaras-first-builders-remedy-project/

In this week's episode of Paddock Chat WMG Executive Officer Nathan Craig chats with Bayer Crop Science's Matt Willis about successful strategies for fenceline weed management.Matt speaks about historical applications and management of paddock fencelines, the continual increase in glyphosate resistance, new alternatives and trials with Bayer's Alion©, best practice and the 2023 WMG Spring Field Day Bayer Fenceline Trial.We hope you enjoy this episode, if you would like to learn more about the West Midlands Group and how we help support our local farmers and the sustainable future of Agriculture, visit our website at www.wmgroup.org.au or email us at admin@wmgroup.org.auSupport the show

1. Today we're going to tell you about cosmos! An annual flowering plant that's light airy foliage is as beautiful as their flowers. 2. Patio Snacker cucumber is a space saving cucumber plant with full size fruit.  Hear all about it in our 2nd segment! 3. Heuchera aka Coral Bells are a dynamic perennial that has highly ornamental leaves and flowers. Hear about some of our favorites in our 4th segment!  4. Are you looking for a Blue flowering tall border or rear foundation plant? Monrovia Nursery Summertime Blues™ Chaste Tree might be the answer!! 5. It's Weed Wars!! l'll tell you about a weed that seems to have taken over my lawn! Listen in how to control Wild Strawberry! During our final Segment!!

Gun violence is linked to gang violence and the war over weed and other bootlegged drugs in nyc --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mike-k-cohen/support

Cannabis pioneer, co-founder of the non-profit medical cannabis dispensary Harborside,  Weed Wars reality TV star and Forbes Contributor Andrew DeAngelo speaks about a variety of topics related to plant medicine and cannabis legislation. One of his most passionate advocacy positions is to free every prisoner that has been incarcerated unjustly for cannabis and in many places where it has been decriminalized or in fact now even legal through the Last Prisoner Project.  His mission stems from a very personal family experience and it conveys how our personal experiences fuel an unrelenting persistence to advocate for change. Andrew is an exceptional individual who has made it his mission in life to help others navigate the confusing regulations and commercial aspects around cannabis.  Andrew has an important call to action for all of us on ways to get involved from the grassroots education, to voting, to personal entrepreneurship.  Even if you may not believe in cannabis decriminalization personally, I ask that you keep your mind open as Andrew provides a powerful playbook on how to have a successful advocacy and involvement program in how to invoke change on any single issue that you might be very passionate about currently in today's very polarizing cultural and political climate.  Andrew's is cannabis, and after you listen to our discussion, I believe you'll understand why exactly.  Resources mentioned: lastprisonerproject.org -------- Your feedback helps guide the future of the show! Please consider filling out this short questionnaire by clicking here. Be a part of this podcast! Sign up on our website to receive exclusive show insights and be the first to know about podcast extras and join the Neurons to Nirvana community.

The Father of the Legal Cannabis Industry with Steve DeAngelo today on Plant Prophets with Vern Davis only on The Cannabis Radio. Steve is a pioneering cannabis entrepreneur, activist, author, and on-screen personality. He co-founded several iconic cannabis businesses and organizations: Harborside, one of the first six dispensaries licensed in the US; Steep Hill Laboratory, the first dedicated cannabis lab; the Arc View Group, the first cannabis investment firm; and the National Cannabis Industry Association, the industry's first trade association. He currently serves as Chairman Emeritus of Harborside Inc, a vertically integrated California cannabis company. Steve's creative projects include a book, The Cannabis Manifesto; a Discovery Channel mini-series, Weed Wars; and a new weekly show, Ask Steve DeAngelo, on greenflowermedia.com. He was a lead organizer and fundraiser for I-59, Washington DC's medical cannabis initiative; and is most famous for his successful litigation against the Department of Justice, which halted the DOJ's last-ditch 2011 campaign to shut down California's medical cannabis dispensaries. In recognition of these pioneering accomplishments, in 2015, former Speaker of the California Assembly and Mayor of San Francisco, the Hon. Willie L Brown called Steve the Father of the legal Cannabis Industry.

In this episode I interview Andrew DeAngelo. Andrew is a visionary leader with a proven track record of enacting systemic social change and developing best practices in cannabis — he is the very definition of a trailblazer and someone who has proudly walked the road less traveled.During his almost 13-year tenure at Harborside, where he currently serves as an advisor, Andrew has pioneered legal cannabis business processes and provided groundbreaking political engagement and thought leadership to the cannabis community. Andrew also lends his vast cannabis business and political expertise as a consultant for hire to the global community at large, including several strategic partnerships with the world's leading cannabis-centric service firms.Andrew led the design and development of gold-standard cannabis retail by innovating many “firsts” for the industry. These include: introducing CBD medicines to heal severely epileptic children as documented in Discovery Channel's Weed Wars, implementing the first lab-testing program in the history of cannabis dispensing, creating child-resistant packaging for edibles, standardizing inventory tracking, initiating senior outreach, and successfully preventing the federal government from seizing Harborside in forfeiture actions against the company in 2012.Andrew is co-founder and Chairperson of the Board for the non-profit Last Prisoner Project (LPP). LPP's mission is to free and re-integrate all cannabis prisoners on earth into mainstream society. Since its inception in 2019, LPP has successfully re-integrated the formerly incarcerated and 2020 will be the year LPP frees its first constituent. Andrew is also a founding Board of Directors member of the California Cannabis Industry Association (CCIA), the premier cannabis industry trade association in California, where he served from 2013 to 2020 building the organization from zero to 500 member companies. CCIA continues to represent the industry in California as it works on reforming Prop 64 to improve the legal and regulatory framework for cannabis trade throughout the state. Graduating with honors from Chapman University with a BFA degree in Communications & Theatre, Andrew began his political career as an activist while studying for his MFA in acting at the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco. Over two decades as an activist, Andrew worked on a variety of voter initiatives which legalized medical and adult-use cannabis in San Francisco, Washington D.C, and the State of California. Andrew and his brother Steve recently formed DeAngelo Brothers Productions (DAB), which intends to produce, support, and distribute cannabis content over a variety of mediums and platforms. DAB's mission is “to create new mythologies for cannabis in pop culture, smashing the stigma of the lazy stoner and replacing it with fresh and positive representations of cannabis in society.”As a speaker, Andrew has appeared at the MJBusiness Daily Conference in Las Vegas, ICBC, NCIA conferences in Chicago/Boston/San Jose, Emerald Conference, and the U.S Cannabis Conference in Miami. Andrew is scheduled to present at 2020 conferences across the globe. Courses on cannabis business training led by Andrew are available online through Green Flower Media. For more information, please visit: https://www.andrewdeangelo.comhttps://www.instagram.com/andrew_deangelo/ Forbes — Cali Sober Is Priceless, And The Next Billion Dollar Industryhttps://www.forbes.com/sites/andrewdeangelo/2021/04/07/cali-sober-is-priceless-and-the-next-billion-dollar-industry/?sh=73381b2b53a0 

“You have people in our scene now who are motivated not primarily by love of cannabis, but primarily by love of money. And that creates a real conflict, right? Because I think that one of the lessons that cannabis teaches us is to value love over money.” - Steve DeAngeloWelcome back to the To Be Blunt podcast! In this episode, Shayda Torabi welcomes Steve DeAngelo, to discuss cannabis through the years and the coming future, expound his thoughts on societal changes, and remind us of the essence of the advocacy - promoting love and harmony. [00:01 – 05:20] Hit the Ground Running for 2022[05:21– 10:04] Heightened Senses and Elevated Spirituality through Cannabis[10:05 – 19:42] Massive Global Changes in the Cannabis Landscape on the Economy[19:43 – 37:19]  How Prohibition Causes More Harm - Lack of Quality Control[37:20 – 47:30] Applying Pressure on America Derived from Global Cannabis Approaches[47:29 – 01:00:07] Mindful Actions towards Accessibility and ESG Initiatives[01:00:08 – 01:02:50] Food for Thought: How do you become a better advocate for the plant? Steve DeAngelo is a globally recognized cannabis leader who was dubbed “the father of the legal industry” by former Speaker of the California Assembly Willie Brown. As a lifelong activist, author, educator, investor, and entrepreneur, he has spent more than four decades on the front lines of the cannabis reform movement. His most notable business achievements include co-founding Harborside-one of the first six dispensaries licensed in the United States-now a publicly-traded company on the Canadian Securities Exchange; Steep Hill Laboratory, the first cannabis analytics company; and Arcview Group, the first dedicated cannabis investment network. He is author of The Cannabis Manifesto and an originator of the wellness approach to understanding cannabis. Media projects include the starring role in Weed Wars, produced by the Discovery Channel in 2011; Ask Steve DeAngelo, available on Green-Flower.com; and extensive appearances on CNN, FOX, MSNBC, CNBC, and The New York Times. Steve speaks widely on the topic of justice and believes that a profitable, ethical, politically engaged industry will be the most powerful force in spreading cannabis reform to every corner of the planet. As Founder of the Last Prisoner Project, he will not rest and will not stop until the last cannabis prisoner is free.Connect with SteveVisit https://stevedeangelo.com/ and follow him on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn @steve.deangeloShayda 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 @theshaydatorabiKey Quote:"People who want to get into the cannabis industry, who have hustle, who are willing to work hard, and be entrepreneurial, should not have artificial barriers placed in their way.” - Steve DeAngeloSPONSORSHIP 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

Andrew DeAngelo, Cannabis Industry Consultant and Strategic Advisor, Co-founder of Harborside & Last Prisoner Project, Founder of Andrew DeAngelo Consulting   Andrew DeAngelo is a visionary leader with a proven track record of enacting systemic social change and developing best practices in cannabis — he is the very definition of a trailblazer and someone who has proudly walked the road less traveled.   During his almost 13-year tenure at Harborside, where he currently serves as an advisor, Andrew has pioneered legal cannabis business processes and provided groundbreaking political engagement and thought leadership to the cannabis community. Andrew also lends his vast cannabis business and political expertise as a consultant for hire to the global community at large, including several strategic partnerships with the world's leading cannabis-centric service firms.   Andrew led the design and development of gold-standard cannabis retail by innovating many “firsts” for the industry. These include: introducing CBD medicines to heal severely epileptic children as documented in Discovery Channel's Weed Wars, implementing the first lab-testing program in the history of cannabis dispensing, creating child-resistant packaging for edibles, standardizing inventory tracking, initiating senior outreach, and successfully preventing the federal government from seizing Harborside in forfeiture actions against the company in 2012.   Andrew is co-founder and Chairperson of the Board for the non-profit Last Prisoner Project (LPP). LPP's mission is to free and re-integrate all cannabis prisoners on earth into mainstream society. Since its inception in 2019, LPP has successfully re-integrated the formerly incarcerated and 2020 will be the year LPP frees its first constituent.    Andrew is also a founding Board of Directors member of the California Cannabis Industry Association (CCIA), the premier cannabis industry trade association in California, where he served from 2013 to 2020 building the organization from zero to 500 member companies. CCIA continues to represent the industry in California as it works on reforming Prop 64 to improve the legal and regulatory framework for cannabis trade throughout the state.    Graduating with honors from Chapman University with a BFA degree in Communications & Theatre, Andrew began his political career as an activist while studying for his MFA in acting at the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco. Over two decades as an activist, Andrew worked on a variety of voter initiatives which legalized medical and adult-use cannabis in San Francisco, Washington D.C, and the State of California.    As an actor, Andrew starred in the feature film Mary Jane's Not A Virgin Anymore which premiered at Sundance in 1997, and on national television shows like Superior Court (1987); Homicide: Life on the Street (1998); as well as dozens of plays across the United States. Andrew also stars in Discovery Channel's reality television series Weed Wars (2011, 2012). Between 2002 and 2005, Andrew served as a professor at Chapman University teaching acting.   Andrew and his brother Steve recently formed DeAngelo Brothers Productions (DAB), which intends to produce, support, and distribute cannabis content over a variety of mediums and platforms. DAB's mission is “to create new mythologies for cannabis in pop culture, smashing the stigma of the lazy stoner and replacing it with fresh and positive representations of cannabis in society.”   As a speaker, Andrew has appeared at the MJBusiness Daily Conference in Las Vegas, ICBC, NCIA conferences in Chicago/Boston/San Jose, Emerald Conference, and the U.S Cannabis Conference in Miami. Andrew is scheduled to present at 2020 conferences across the globe. Courses on cannabis business training led by Andrew are available online through Green Flower Media.  For more information, please visit: https://www.andrewdeangelo.com   Connect:   Andrew on Twitter Andrew on Instagram Andrew on Facebook Andrew on LinkedIn   Y Scouts is a leadership search firm that finds purpose-aligned and performance-proven leaders to help organizations achieve their missions faster. Ready to supercharge your leadership search and get the right person in your organization? Contact Y Scouts.

In the first segment, Steve DeAngelo is a prominent, life-long cannabis entrepreneur, activist, author, and on-screen personality. He co-founded several iconic cannabis businesses and organizations: Harborside, Steep Hill Laboratory, the Arc-View Group, and the National Cannabis Industry Association. Steve's creative projects include a book, “The Cannabis Manifesto”; and a Discovery Channel mini-series, “Weed Wars.” He was a lead organizer and fundraiser for I-59, Washington DC's medical cannabis initiative; and is famed for his successful litigation against the Department of Justice, which halted DOJ's last-ditch 2011 campaign to shut down California's medical cannabis dispensaries. Steve lives in California with three dogs, three cats, and his lovely wife Yolanda.In the second segment, Jennifer Robin (Choctaw) AKA “Miss Jiff,” is the four-time, award-winning Producer and Host of “Resilience Radio” on KVMR 89.5 FM in Nevada City, California — three stations serving the Sierra foothills in northern California. “Resilience Radio,” Jennifer's 3-hour weekly, live radio show is a mix of interviews and music, and can be heard on Thursdays from 10 am to 1 pm Pacific Time / 1 to 4 pm Eastern Time, streaming at kvmr.org and any time in the KVMR Archives. Resilience Radio's website is: https://www.kvmr.org/show/resilience-radio/. Jennifer can be found on Facebook at “Jennifer Robin” and “Miss Jiffer” on Instagram. She also has a Resilience Radio YouTube page where she has shared many of her guest interviews.Production Credits:Tiokasin Ghosthorse (Lakota), Host and Executive ProducerLiz Hill (Red Lake Ojibwe), ProducerTiokasin Ghosthorse, Studio Engineer and Audio Editor, WIOX 91.3 FM, Roxbury, NYMusic Selections:1. Song Title: Tahi Roots Mix (First Voices Radio Theme Song)Artist: Moana and the Moa HuntersCD: Tahi (1993)Label: Southside Records (Australia and New Zealand)(00:00:44)2. Song Title: Feels like SummerArtist: Donald Glover (Childish Gambino)CD: Summer Pack (2018)Label: Wolf+Rothstein/Liberator Music(00:56:43)

Like many of us, we don't look like what we've been through. I can wholeheartedly admit that I became addicted to smoking weed. Now, I'm not saying I'm against it, but I just hope in you hearing my truth. You'll take the time out to reflect on your life, and to also support those who battle with addiction. I can say from my personal experience, it's easy to get lost in the sauce if you know what I mean. If you're battling an addiction whether you admit it to yourself or not. You know when you no longer have control. If you have family or friends battling addiction, I ask that you continue to love them unconditionally, and show compassion even if you don't know what's like. It's not always easy taking back control of your life. My heart goes out to the families that have to do more in order to counteract the decisions that does who've fallen short have made. I'm here with you. I love you. I pray for your families strength, and healing because the effects lingers down to all. It's easy to say it can't be you, but I never thought it could be me too. Please tap to listen! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Steve D. is a legend in the legal cannabis industry. Famed for his successful litigation against the Department of Justice, which halted DOJ’s last-ditch 2011 campaign to shut down California’s medical cannabis dispensaries, he’s written a book, the Cannabis Manifesto, and was the feature of the Discovery Channel mini-series, Weed Wars, What else? If you’re not hip to the Last Prisoner Project, google it. Then, there are his successful commercial endeavors, like Harborside, Steep Hill Labs, the Arc-View Group, and the National Cannabis Industry Association. Bobby Shearer took a few minutes to catch up with Steve and chat about the kinds of personal and professional characteristics and guiding principles that he believes sets successful cannabis industry executives apart. What drives their decision-making processes? What are the chief motivators behind their business? Steve shares some valuable nuggets for #cannabis industry leaders who want to see their business still growing in ten years. What do YOU think are the most important qualities in a #cannabisindustry executive?

Steve DeAngelo is a pioneering cannabis entrepreneur, activist, author, and on-screen personality. He co-founded several iconic cannabis businesses and organizations: Harborside, one of the first six dispensaries licensed in the US; Steep Hill Laboratory, the first dedicated cannabis lab; the Arc View Group, the first cannabis investment firm; and the National Cannabis Industry Association, the industry’s first trade association. He currently serves as Chairman Emeritus of Harborside Inc, a vertically integrated California cannabis company.Steve’s creative projects include a book, The Cannabis Manifesto; a Discovery Channel mini-series, Weed Wars; and a new weekly show, Ask Steve DeAngelo, on greenflowermedia.com. He was a lead organizer and fundraiser for I-59, Washington DC’s medical cannabis initiative; and is most famous for his successful litigation against the Department of Justice, which halted DOJ’s last-ditch 2011 campaign to shut down California’s medical cannabis dispensaries.In recognition of these pioneering accomplishments, in 2015, former Speaker of the California Assembly and Mayor of San Francisco, the Hon. Willie L Brown called Steve the “Father of the legal Cannabis Industry.”

While the economy has suffered greatly because of the coronavirus and millions are claiming unemployment benefits, there are still some that are getting hired for new jobs. With that, there are some new rules for landing a job during the pandemic. You still have to work your networks, as many jobs are found through referrals. You also need to be flexible and realistic about location. There are many companies with "work from home" policies right now, but that is constantly changing. You must also be prepared for a completely virtual interview process. Kathryn Dill, reporter at the WSJ, joins us for how to get a job in the covid era. Next, we'll tell you what enabled the CBD craze to take root in America. Right now, CBD can be found in products all over boasting some kind of health benefits from pain management to treating anxiety and inflammation. But in 2011, a rag-tag group of doctors, activists, and writers met on a marijuana farm to think of a way to market it. CBD was featured on Discovery Channel's "Weed Wars" and the subject of A CNN special touting its benefits in treating epilepsy. Sen. Mitch McConnel of all people even had a hand in making hemp and CBD legal. Amanda Chicago Lewis, contributor to the NY Times, joins us for how the CBD craze got started. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Andrew DeAngelo has been a mover and shaker in the cannabis industry since before it was legal.  Trained as an actor, he had a role in the Discovery Channel's Weed Wars documentary, and helped launch the CBD revolution.  He's also been a driving force behind the rise of Oakland's Harborside  as the prototypical modern dispensary.  Listen and learn:How California's legal market got so messed up, and what we can do about itHow the Last Prisoner Project is working to win the release of 40,000 inmates who have been incarcerated for cannabis infractionsHow you can help protect your cannabis rights by getting involved locallyVisit Andrew's website or follow him on TwitterVisit these sites, mentioned in the podcast:  Last Prisoner ProjectCampaign ZeroLaw Enforcement Against ProhibitionFamilies Against Mandatory Minimums  

After 40 years of advocating for his plant, Steve DeAngelo's work remains unfinished. You know him from Weed Wars, seen him interviewed on TV and quoted in major newspapers and magazines. An outspoken entrepreneur and cannabis evangelist, his strong opinions range from his hesitancy to talk about cannabis and spirituality to what’s good and bad about California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s pot policy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With his hippie pigtails and smart suits, Steve DeAngelo perfectly embodies the split in today’s cannabis industry. He’s an old-school activist and advocate, but he’s also a canny businessman. DeAngelo co-founded Harborside, one of the first six dispensaries licensed in the US; Steep Hill Laboratory, the first dedicated cannabis lab, and the Arc View Group, the first cannabis investment firm. He's the author of The Cannibis Manifesto and star of the TV show Weed Wars.

by During this podcast episode, Liz Jorgensen, the Owner and Director of Insight Counseling, discusses the “Weed Wars” that occur between parents and teens and what parents can do to help their child. Liz has 30 years experience as a psychotherapistRead more

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As state legislators debate the merits and drawbacks of legalizing marijuana in Connecticut -- and talk about why that measure failed this year -- host Michelle Turner sits down with Kebra Smith-Bolden, chair of the Connecticut chapter of Women Grow.

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California says it's legal. The Feds say it's not. What's a poor Californian to do? We talk to Steve DeAngelo, star of the Discovery Channel's reality program, Weed Wars, and to Tamara Todd, an attorney who specializes in drug law and the constitutional questions that arise when the states and the federal government follow different drug policies.

"Free Weed from Danny Danko" returns triumphantly with Episode 14, a recap of the highlights, celebrities, fun times and award winning buds at the first-ever HIGH TIMES Medical Cannabis Cup in Los Angeles (3:15). Our cultivation segment features the Strain of the Week (31:10), grow questions & answers from our listeners (34:30) and a teaser segment of Danny's grow panel at the Cup (38:55) starring Kyle Kushman of MedicalMarijuana.com, Swerve of The Cali Connection Seeds and Rick Pfrommer, buyer for Harborside Health Center in Oakland (from Weed Wars on Discovery Channel). Sponsored by Ontario Seed Bank (415) 255-5355 & BC Northern Lights grow-boxes (888) 236-1266. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rob and Lesley are back with one last episode of 2011, and they go out with a bang. A lot has happened to our two lovebirds in the last few months including buying a puppy, learning how to sleep nude when a third-party is laying in your bed, and the sexy science behind sexomnia. They celebrated Christmas and Rob received a new prop to introduce to the bedroom while Lesley isn't having any of it. They both want to get behind the people on "Weed Wars" but they can't get past their ridiculousness, Lesley loves the people on "Moonshiners" while at the same time making broad generalizations about Southern people, and they chat about all of the stress that comes along with getting married. Lesley gets crazy deals, Rob goes crazy, and they would both like to wish Ari and Sarah congratulations in regards to their baby making and to Nate for making an honest woman out of Ingrid!

The Father of the Legal Cannabis Industry with Steve DeAngelo. Steve is a pioneering cannabis entrepreneur, activist, author, and on-screen personality. He co-founded several iconic cannabis businesses and organizations: Harborside, one of the first six dispensaries licensed in the US; Steep Hill Laboratory, the first dedicated cannabis lab; the Arc View Group, the first cannabis investment firm; and the National Cannabis Industry Association, the industry's first trade association. He currently serves as Chairman Emeritus of Harborside Inc, a vertically integrated California cannabis company. Steve's creative projects include a book, The Cannabis Manifesto; a Discovery Channel mini-series, Weed Wars; and a new weekly show, Ask Steve DeAngelo, on greenflowermedia.com. He was a lead organizer and fundraiser for I-59, Washington DC's medical cannabis initiative; and is most famous for his successful litigation against the Department of Justice, which halted DOJ's last-ditch 2011 campaign to shut down California's medical cannabis dispensaries. In recognition of these pioneering accomplishments, in 2015, former Speaker of the California Assembly and Mayor of San Francisco, the Hon. Willie L Brown called Steve the Father of the legal Cannabis Industry.