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In this episode, the hosts discuss a range of topics related to cannabis, including the green agenda, social justice, medicine, and the economic potential of the cannabis industry. The conversation touches on issues such as the Safe Banking Act, the economic impact of cannabis, and the potential for job creation and manufacturing in the United States. The hosts are joined by Jim McMahon, and Kyle Turley from Revenant, a cannabis brand. They talk about Revenant's mission, its association with MITA, and its expansion into various states, with a focus on Arizona. The discussion also delves into the challenges of navigating different regulations in various states and the impact of cannabis on veterans, including efforts to educate them about the benefits of cannabis. Jim and the hosts express their support for the Cannabis Freedom Party, a political party they are creating to bring attention to cannabis-related issues and challenge the two-party system. They discuss the need for cannabis users to unite and advocate for changes in regulations, taxation, and the overall normalization of cannabis. Throughout the episode, the hosts share their passion for cannabis and their belief in its potential to contribute positively to various aspects of society. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted note about having a "safety meeting" and encourages listeners to check out Revenant on social media platforms. https://youtu.be/TC59TkdeULI Guest Kyle Turley Guest Football Legend Jim McMahon James Robert McMahon Jr. (born August 21, 1959) is an American former football quarterback who played in the National Football League (NFL) for 15 seasons, most notably with the Chicago Bears. McMahon played college football for the BYU Cougars, winning the Davey O'Brien Award and the Sammy Baugh Trophy as a senior.
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In this podcast episode, "Big Mike" and Jeff Whipple discuss the significance of the CCI Black Book in the cannabis industry. The Black Book serves as a comprehensive guide for cultivation, addressing challenges and providing insights into growing premium cannabis at scale. They emphasize the importance of bridging the gap between traditional growers and corporate entities, fostering collaboration and mutual respect. Jeff shares details about the Whipple Effect process, managing 5,000 lights and implementing standard operating procedures (SOPs) for various cultivation methods. They delve into the collaboration between Whipple Effect and Advanced Nutrients, highlighting the expertise each brings to the table. The hosts recount their experiences at MJBizCon 2023, reflecting on memorable moments such as being on stage for an advocacy presentation and participating in a podcast with Cannabis Talk 101. The episode touches on gratitude meetings, the evolution of the cannabis industry, and the legacy of Advanced Nutrients. Towards the end, they discuss the challenges of merging legacy and corporate cultures, emphasizing the need for collaboration and understanding. The conversation concludes with gratitude and appreciation for the opportunities and experiences shared. "Big Mike" expresses gratitude for Jeff and the partnership, while Jeff acknowledges the mentorship and teachings from "Big Mike."
To connect with them, listeners can visit https://AdvancedNutrients.com for Advanced Nutrients and https://WhippleEffect.com or https://CCIBook.com for Whipple Effect.
The hosts look forward to continued success and growth in the cannabis industry, with plans for future projects and events. Hosts Demitri Downing & Max Juhasz https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxjuhasz/ https://youtu.be/Q0QPiVu2GTY Guest "Big Mike" https://therealbigmike.com/
Guests Jack Whipple https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-whipple-3b003456/
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In this episode of the award-winning MITA "Unshackled" podcast, hosts celebrate their recognition as the best podcast in the industry at MJ BizCon 2023. The conversation takes a serious turn as they discuss the unexpected support from indigenous tribes for the cannabis industry, particularly in states like Wisconsin, where the need for medicinal cannabis is urgent due to the opioid crisis disproportionately affecting indigenous communities. Two guests, Jeff Lito and Rob Perro, share their experiences in the cannabis landscape in Wisconsin. Jeff, an owner of a flexible packaging facility near Milwaukee, sheds light on the challenges of recycling cannabis packaging. Despite the availability of recyclable and compostable options, legal restrictions on transporting cannabis across state lines hinder the recycling process. The hosts and guests explore the complexities of this issue and its impact on sustainability efforts. Rob, a hemp producer and founder of a non-profit organization, provides insights into the current state of the legal cannabis market in Wisconsin. With a pro-cannabis governor and anti-cannabis legislature, the cannabis industry in the state faces significant challenges, reminiscent of a "grinding gears" scenario. The hosts and guests discuss the nuances of hemp-derived cannabinoids' legality and the obstacles in establishing a regulated market. The conversation delves into the slow progression toward medical cannabis legalization in Wisconsin, with predictions ranging from five to seven years. The guests express concerns about the lack of compliance and public safety in the current hemp-derived cannabinoids market, highlighting the need for transparency and proper regulations. The episode concludes with a shift in focus to Jeff's expertise in recycling packaging and its potential impact on the cannabis industry. The hosts explore the challenges faced by recycling facilities due to legal restrictions and discuss potential solutions, emphasizing the importance of federal legalization to address these issues. As the podcast provides a platform for industry professionals to share their expertise and insights, it remains committed to educating listeners about the evolving cannabis landscape and its impact on various sectors, from indigenous communities to sustainability efforts.
Hosts Demitri Downing Max Juhasz https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxjuhasz/ Guest Jeff Leto https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-leto-3320667/ Rob Perro https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-pero-b793309/ Sponsored by: Curaleaf: https://curaleaf.com/ Dime Industries: https://dimeindustries.com Dope SEO: https://dopeseo.com/ Policy Quake: https://policyquake.com Executive Producer: Destinee Blanco
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The podcast summary captures a conversation at MJBizCon 2023 between hosts and guests. The hosts discuss their experiences at the event, emphasizing the shift towards quality interactions with knowledgeable industry professionals. The focus is on the cannabis industry, with guests George Stanchev, CEO of Pure5 Extraction, and Mike Amudo from the National Association of Cannabis Businesses. George Stanchev talks about Pure5 Extraction's technology for creating a super-smooth vape, emphasizing a gourmet approach to the cannabis industry with strain-specific profiles. Mike Amudo discusses his advocacy work and the Equity Workshop Tour under the Minority Cannabis Business Association. The hosts and guests share their experiences at MJBizCon, discussing parties, networking, and the evolving nature of the industry. They highlight the importance of collaboration and look ahead to the future of the cannabis industry, predicting a trend towards boutique products and a focus on unique experiences. The podcast closes with a motivational segment, with guests offering insights and advice for navigating the cannabis industry, emphasizing the need for open-mindedness and making choices that work for individual strengths. The hosts express their excitement for the future and encourage collaboration in the industry.
Host Demitri Downing & Max Juhasz https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxjuhasz/ https://youtu.be/j-XptKBm6-s
Guests George Stantchev https://www.linkedin.com/in/gstantchev/
Guest Mike Lomuto https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikelomuto/
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The conversation features Claudia, an expert on cannabis licensing and regulations in Italy, discussing the current state of the cannabis industry in the country. The focus is on the government's control, with the military holding the license for THC production. Claudia explains the complexities of the Italian market, including the recent push to regulate CBD as a pharmaceutical product. She highlights the potential for investors and entrepreneurs in Italy, especially in the medical cannabis sector, which is government-supported and covered by the healthcare system. The discussion also touches on hemp cultivation, the challenges with hot hemp, and the future prospects for the industry in Italy. Overall, Claudia provides valuable insights into the Italian cannabis landscape and its unique regulatory framework.
Hosts Demitri Downing & Max Juhasz https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxjuhasz/
Video Version: https://youtu.be/HGYRcDzMF0c
Guest Claudia Della Mora https://blacklegendcapital.com/team/
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In this episode, Tiana Woodruff, the founder and CEO of Queen Mary, an award-winning edible brand in Los Angeles, shares her journey in the cannabis industry. Tiana started as a delivery driver for medical cannabis in 2016 and noticed that most of her clients were female. Initially, she wanted to start a delivery service for women, but due to changes in California's licensing structure, she pivoted and founded Queen Mary, a wellness brand designed for women, PTSD sufferers, and those seeking natural alternatives to addictive prescriptions. Queen Mary offers a morning, noon, and night regimen, including a daily tincture with coffee, THCV, and vitamin D, a maintenance gummy with Rhodiola and B12, and a sleep aid gummy with linalool and CBN. The products are vegan, fast-acting, sugar-free, and gluten-free. Later in the podcast, Tiana and Jerred Kiloh, a cannabis industry veteran, discuss the state of the cannabis industry in California.
They touch upon the licensing structure, the challenges faced by social equity applicants, and the complexities of navigating the regulatory landscape in the state. Tiana shares her experience of winning a social equity license through a lottery system and the hurdles she faced in opening her dispensary. Jerred discusses the efforts of the United Cannabis Business Association (UCBA), a trade organization focused on supporting retailers in California. The conversation covers topics such as licensing caps, social equity challenges, and the nuances of the cannabis industry in California. Overall, the podcast provides insights into the dynamic and challenging landscape of the cannabis industry in California, shedding light on the experiences of entrepreneurs and the efforts of industry associations to navigate regulatory complexities.
Hosts Demitri Downing Max Juhasz https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxjuhasz/ ,Tiana Woodruff https://www.linkedin.com/in/tianawoodruff/, & Jerred Kiloh https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerredkiloh/
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The podcast episode, hosts Charles from DIZPOT and Demitri feature a conversation with guests from Georgia discussing the cannabis industry in the state. The hosts and guests touch on various aspects, including the sense of community in Atlanta, challenges with traffic, and the unique dynamics of the cannabis market in Georgia. They specifically focus on the slow progress of the medical cannabis program, licensing issues, and the impact of decriminalization on the legacy market. The guests express skepticism about the media portrayal of Georgia's cannabis industry, emphasizing the need for broader federal change and expressing concerns about licensing caps hindering small businesses. The conversation delves into the intricacies of Georgia's cannabis regulations, the limited product offerings, and the challenges faced by local growers. The hosts also discuss their experiences with decriminalization in Atlanta and share their views on the potential future developments in the state's cannabis landscape. Sponsored by: Curaleaf: https://curaleaf.com/ Dime Industries: https://dimeindustries.com Dope SEO: https://dopeseo.com/ Policy Quake: https://policyquake.com Guests: Matthew Johnson, CICS https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattdj/ Dustin Hoxworth https://www.linkedin.com/in/dustinhoxworth/ Executive Producer: Eric Williamson
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In this podcast episode, Tom introduces himself as someone deeply involved in the cannabis industry, based in Illinois. His company, Collateral Base, is headquartered in Illinois, and he is also associated with Cannabis Legalization News and https://CannabisIndustryLawyer.com. Tom discusses the challenges of operating in the cannabis industry, particularly in navigating the complexities of accounting and classification of assets such as licenses. He shares an anecdote about getting kicked out of accountancy for asking about the classification of licenses in limited market states. The podcast then transitions to MITA's "Unshackled" at MJBizCon 2023, where they are covering various states and jurisdictions related to the cannabis industry. Demitri is joined by a co-host, Charlie, from DIZPOT, a custom packaging, branding, and logistics company based in Phoenix, Arizona. Charlie talks about DIZPOT's involvement in the cannabis industry and their focus on custom packaging. The conversation delves into their partnership and mutual appreciation for each other's contributions to the community. Later in the episode, Tom introduces himself to the audience, highlighting his presence on Cannabis Legalization News and his company, Collateral Base. Another guest, the media director for Arise, talks about Arise being a cultivator in Illinois, and Arizona, and their plans for expansion in California in 2024. Arise is recognized for being the largest aeroponic cannabis grower in the world.
The discussion touches on the history of cannabis legalization in Illinois, from the Compassionate Use Act in 2013 to the introduction of the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act (CRTA) in 2019, legalizing recreational cannabis for adults. Tom provides insights into the challenges and controversies surrounding the licensing process, including lawsuits and lottery systems. The episode also explores Aerīz's brands, such as Aerīz flagship, Full Spectrum Hash Oil, Days Off (a more budget-friendly brand), and 93 Boys, a black-owned brand in partnership with Chicago rapper Vic Mensa. The podcast concludes with discussions on equity-based licenses, the nuances of craft grower licenses, and the potential for collaboration in the cannabis industry. Tom invites listeners to connect with him through CannabisIndustryLawyer.com for legal and industry-related inquiries. Overall, the podcast provides a deep dive into the cannabis industry in Illinois, covering various aspects from licensing challenges to the expansion of cultivation and brands like Aerīz. Video Version: https://youtu.be/I59DZ8E1sVE
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Guests: Tom Howard and Ian Krass (https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-howard-attorney/) (https://www.linkedin.com/in/iankrass/) Executive Producer: Eric Williamson
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In this podcast episode of MITA's "Unshackled" at MJ BizCon 2023, Max Max Juhasz and Martez Davis from DIZPOT host a discussion with guests, Mónica Sánchez Garita and Maxime Kot from S Burns Legal and Cannabis Business Advisors, respectively. The focus of this episode is on the cannabis industry in Minnesota. They dive into the recent legalization of recreational marijuana in the state of Minnesota, discussing the existing medical cannabis program, hemp industry, and the impact of amendments to cannabis laws.
Video Version: https://youtu.be/VJLh6sxIBH4
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Hosts: Tom Howard and Demitri Downing (https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-howard-attorney/)
Executive Producer: Eric Williamson
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In this podcast episode of MITA Unshackled at MjBizCon, hosts Max Juhasz from Dope SEO and Jeff Scrabeck from DIZPOT discuss the cannabis industry in Mississippi with their guest, Jeff Jeff Schmidtke from Noble Labs. The conversation touches upon the challenges and successes of Mississippi's medical cannabis program. Jeff Schmidtke explains how the state faced legal hurdles despite a 75% voter approval for medical cannabis. The grassroots initiative led to a ballot initiative, but legal complications ensued. Ultimately, the state government faced pressure, and a legislative bill was passed, allowing the medical cannabis program to operate. They delve into the specifics of Mississippi's program, including the unique demographic with a median age of 62 for cardholders. They discuss the challenges of obtaining a medical card, the two-physician consult requirement for certain age groups, and the potential for telemedicine in the future.
Video Version: https://youtu.be/Ap9DmKlz9pQ
Guests: Jeff Schmidtke (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-schmidtke-732161107/)
Hosts: Max Juhasz from Dope SEO and Jeff Scrabeck from DIZPOT Executive producer: Eric Williamson Sponsored by: Curaleaf: https://curaleaf.com/ Dime Industries: https://dimeindustries.com Dope SEO: https://dopeseo.com/ Policy Quake: https://policyquake.com
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The conversation involves two individuals discussing the current state and potential future of cannabis legalization in Texas and Nebraska. The focus is on the challenges and opportunities in these states, including the grassroots efforts to push for legalization, the political landscape, and the potential economic benefits for the states. The discussion also touches on issues such as licensing, compliance costs, and the impact on various stakeholders, including labor. In Nebraska, the conversation includes efforts to gather signatures for a 2024 ballot initiative for medical cannabis legalization. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the complexities and nuances of cannabis legalization efforts in different states.
Video Version: https://youtu.be/VJLh6sxIBH4
Guests: Chad Cater, CPA, RN, BSN (https://www.linkedin.com/in/chad-cater/)
Crista Eggers (https://www.linkedin.com/in/crista-eggers-142547221/)
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Hosts: Tom Howard and Demitri Downing (https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-howard-attorney/)
Executive Producer: Eric Williamson
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In the latest episode of the podcast, Demetri Downing and Max Juhasz dive into the cannabis landscape in Nevada. They kick off their State by State series with insights from Prescott Jones, an attorney who runs the Cannabis Department at Residential Lewis, and Deena Vallina, founder of Apex Advisors and treasurer for the Chamber of Cannabis, the largest trade association in Nevada. Prescott shares his experience in the cannabis space for the past ten years, highlighting the journey from the early days of Nevada's medical marijuana program to the present. Dina provides additional perspective as a cannabis accountant actively involved in shaping legislation for the industry. The hosts discuss the unique aspects of the Nevada cannabis market, such as its significant number of annual visitors, with 48% of cannabis sales going to non-residents. They delve into the regulatory structure, supply chain, and nuances specific to the state, emphasizing the need for expertise in navigating its complexities. The conversation covers the history of cannabis legalization in Nevada, from the passage of medical marijuana laws in 1998 to the opening of the first dispensaries in 2015. The discussion touches upon the evolution of licensing structures, including the recent change allowing for dual-use licenses, streamlining the process for obtaining both medical and adult-use licenses.
Video Version: https://youtu.be/45AKfpnqkhQ
Guests: Prescott Joneshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/prescottjones/
Deena Vallinahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/apexadvisors/
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Hosts:Max Juhasz and Demitri Downinghttps://www.linkedin.com/in/maxjuhasz/
Executive Producer: Eric Williamson
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The podcast discussion features Max Juhasz from Dope SEO, and Stanislava Ludmilin as the co-host, Matthew Kopelman, the founder and owner of Score 420 LLC with seven locations, and Seth Gartenswartz, the co-founder of Black Garden Law, a boutique business law firm in Albuquerque. The conversation revolves around the cannabis industry in New Mexico. MITA's "Unshackled" Episode 13 State-by-State Overview: New Mexico Recorded at MJBizCon 2023 Matt shares his journey in the cannabis business, starting with a legal challenge in Washington and later expanding to New Mexico. He emphasizes the challenges faced, including legal issues, tight finances, and the need for adaptation and growth. The discussion touches on the unique aspects of the New Mexico cannabis market, with a focus on licensing and the absence of strict limitations. Seth provides legal insights into the cannabis industry, emphasizing the lack of limitations on licenses in New Mexico and the resulting saturation of dispensaries.
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Guests: Matt Kopelman https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-k-75392321a/ and Seth Gardenswartz https://www.linkedin.com/in/sethgardenswartz
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Hosts: Max Juhasz and Stanislava Ludmilin https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxjuhasz/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/stanislava-ludmilin-13b32875/
Award-Winning Executive Producer: Eric Williamson
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In this podcast episode, the hosts delve into the intricacies of Ohio's cannabis market. They express excitement about exploring the nuances of the state, emphasizing a learning approach. The discussion features two legal experts, Sam Porter and John Oberle from the law firm Ice Miller, who share insights on Ohio's cannabis history, market structure, and the transition from medicinal to adult use. MITA's "Unshackled" Episode 12 State-by-State Overview: Ohio Recorded at MJBizCon 2023 The episode covers the challenges faced in the cannabis industry, such as licensing issues and the need for regulatory adjustments. The hosts highlight the significance of social equity and how it factors into the evolving cannabis landscape. They touch upon the political dynamics in Ohio, including discussions about conservative values and the potential impact of future elections on cannabis legislation. The legal experts provide detailed information about Ohio's regulatory framework, including the roles of different agencies overseeing cultivation, processing, dispensaries, and licensing. They also discuss the evolution of Ohio's cannabis laws, starting from the failed 2015 constitutional change attempt to the eventual passage of medicinal cannabis legislation in 2016. The conversation extends to the recent passage of adult-use cannabis in Ohio, with the hosts exploring the nuances of the initiative and its impact on existing license holders.
Video Verison: https://youtu.be/mJqqxqUdHlg
Guests: Samuel H. Porter, III https://www.icemiller.com/samuel-h-porter-iii & John H. Oberle https://www.icemiller.com/john-h-oberle
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Host: Demitri Downing and Stanislava Ludmilin https://www.linkedin.com/in/stanislava-ludmilin-13b32875/ Award-Winning
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In this episode, the hosts discuss the cannabis industry in Oklahoma, focusing on the challenges and dynamics of the state's licensing system. The conversation revolves around the oversaturation of licenses, with a large number of cultivators compared to dispensaries, creating a competitive market.
The episode also features Dawn Morris, CEO and co-founder of Proteus 420, a software company serving the cannabis industry. Dawn shares insights into the challenges faced by businesses in the Oklahoma cannabis market and advocates for a more thoughtful and community-driven approach to industry development. Overall, the podcast encourages a critical examination of the current state of the cannabis industry in Oklahoma, touching on issues of licensing, government involvement, and the importance of community engagement.
Video Version: https://youtu.be/zP_rZN295lc
Guest: Dawne Morris https://www.thetalkinghedgepodcast.com/
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Hosts: Demitri Downing and Max Juhasz https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxjuhasz/ Award-Winning Executive Producer: Eric Williamson
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Guest Host, Tom Howard, explores the challenges and mistakes observed in Washington State's cannabis industry during its first decade of legal adult use. The panel includes experts from Washington State: Josh Kincaid, host of The Talking Hedge; Caitlin Ryan, Executive Director for the Cannabis Alliance; and Neil Janaja, Managing Partner at Gleam Law. The conversation delves into various issues, such as the slow development of the cannabis market since its legalization in 1998 for medical use, with dispensaries only emerging in 2011. The panel highlights specific challenges, like the imposition of a class C felony for homegrown cannabis and restrictions on operating cannabis lounges, hindering the industry's growth. The host and guests touch on the unique structure of Washington's cannabis industry, including the absence of vertical integration and the requirement for a six-month residency to be on a license.
Guests: Josh Kincaid https://www.thetalkinghedgepodcast.com/
Neil K. Juneja https://www.gleamlaw.com/cannabis-att...
Caitlein Ryan, PHD https://thecannabisalliance.us/caitle...
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Host: Tom Howard https://www.youtube.com/@UCKNkQ8jVCkC...
Award-Winning Executive Producer: Eric Williamson
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In this podcast, the hosts interview Josh from RAW Rolling Papers and Shavo from 22 Red and System of a Down. MITA's "Unshackled" Episode 7 Brand Overview: Raw and 22 Red Recorded at MJBizCon 2023 They discuss the origins of RAW Rolling Papers, the importance of using natural materials in cigarette papers, and the upcoming launch of a new, thinner paper called "ethereal" in early 2024. Shavo shares his journey into the cannabis industry, his experience as a connoisseur, and the development of 22 Red, a lifestyle brand. The conversation delves into the intricate details of designing rolling papers for the optimal smoking experience and the upcoming release of an exclusive, limited edition paper called "ethereal." The hosts also touch on Shavo's music career with System of a Down, his upcoming solo project, and 22 Red's expansion into new products, including concentrates and pens. Overall, the podcast provides insights into the cannabis industry, product innovation, and the passion behind RAW Rolling Papers and 22 Red.
Guests: Joshua Kesselman https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-kesselman-612a12199/
Shavo Odajian https://22red.com/ https://youtu.be/1QQcrztzoCY
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Hosts: Max Juhasz and Martez Davis https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxjuhasz/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/martez-davis-618973114/
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In this podcast episode, the hosts explore the cannabis industry in Montana, focusing on its unique market dynamics and challenges. The discussion covers various aspects, including the history of cannabis in Montana, the evolution of the industry, and the current market structure. MITA's "Unshackled" Episode 9 State-by-State Overview: Montana Recorded at MJBizCon 2023 The hosts introduce two guests, Evan Kajander, the owner of Apogee Gardens based in Bozeman, Montana, and Jonathan Ballard, the Director of Business Development and Finance for LeafyPack. Both guests provide insights into their experiences in the cannabis business, detailing their backgrounds and roles within the industry. The conversation delves into the history of Montana's medical cannabis program, which had multiple iterations, with the latest one starting in 2017. The guests discuss the challenges and regulatory aspects of operating in Montana, such as the licensing structure, testing requirements, and the moratorium on new licenses since the legalization of recreational cannabis in 2022. The hosts and guests touch on the distinctive features of Montana's cannabis market, including the limited number of licensed providers, vertical integration requirements in the medical program, and the shift to a more diverse market structure with the advent of recreational cannabis. The discussion also addresses the impact of legislative decisions on the industry, such as the moratorium and potential future changes.
Guests: Evan Kajander https://www.linkedin.com/in/evan-kajander-895a3173/ & Jonathan Ballard
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In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss the current state of the cannabis industry in Missouri. The guests express excitement about the growth and success of their ventures in the state. They highlight Missouri's unique attributes, such as a supportive industry culture, collaboration among operators, and a sense of community. The discussion touches on the challenges and regulatory changes in the market, emphasizing the need for effective regulation to foster a thriving industry. MITA's "Unshackled" Episode 8 State of The States Overview: Missouri Recorded at MJBizCon 2023 The guests, representing Teal Cannabis and Mocanntrade (Missouri Cannabis Trade Association), share insights into Missouri's cannabis legalization journey, including the challenges faced during the transition from medical to adult-use cannabis. They discuss licensing processes, tax structures, and the impact of regulations on businesses. The episode delves into Teal Cannabis's experience with multiple manufacturing licenses and the nuances of navigating regulatory requirements in different states. The guests emphasized the importance of understanding and adapting to diverse regulatory landscapes, considering packaging and compliance issues. The hosts and guests express optimism about the future of the cannabis industry in Missouri, highlighting the state's potential for continued growth. They touch on the significance of brands and the positive impact they can have on the industry. The guests invite potential investors and entrepreneurs to explore opportunities in Missouri's cannabis market. To connect with the guests and learn more about Teal Cannabis, individuals can reach out through the Teal Cannabis CEO website or the company's Instagram handle, @tealcannabis. The episode concludes with a sense of camaraderie and shared enthusiasm for the evolving cannabis landscape in Missouri.
Guest: Andrew Mullins Executive Director at MoCannTrade (Missouri Cannabis Trade Association) https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewmullins1/
Guest: Adolphus Busch Chairman & CEO at Teal Industries, LLC https://www.linkedin.com/in/adolphus-busch-b64a2451/ https://youtu.be/_qBDw-njW7Q
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In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss the cannabis industry in New Jersey with their guests, Lou Magazoo from the Wiener Law Group and Jake Barry from Loud Labs. They explore the complexities of the New Jersey market structure, including the challenges of local approvals and the importance of understanding the unique characteristics of different regions within the state. MITA's "Unshackled" Episode 6 State-by-State Overview: New Jersey Recorded at MJBizCon 2023 Lou Magazoo emphasizes the significance of having legal representation in the cannabis industry, particularly in New Jersey, where he has used attorneys more frequently than in Colorado and Michigan combined.
The conversation delves into the political landscape, with predictions about the potential support for cannabis legalization from different political parties. Guest Jake Barry, CEO of Loud Labs, shares his experience as a cannabis entrepreneur operating in multiple states, including Colorado, Michigan, and New Jersey. He highlights the challenges of finding suitable properties in the densely packed state of New Jersey and the importance of establishing positive relationships with local municipalities.
The conversation covers various aspects of the cannabis industry, from licensing and regulatory hurdles to the impact of local politics on business operations. The hosts and guests provide insights into the dynamic nature of the New Jersey cannabis market, offering valuable information for those interested in navigating this rapidly evolving industry.
Video Verison: https://youtu.be/eBeVyBN7mLs
Guest: Louis Magazzu https://www.linkedin.com/in/loumagazzu/
Guest: Jake Berry https://www.linkedin.com/in/jake-berry-loudlabs/
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Hosts: Demitri Downing and Max Juhasz https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxjuhasz/ Award-Winning Executive Producer: Eric Williamson
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