Welcome to Part Two of our enlightening conversation with Trent Hancock on the Cannabiz Conversation podcast! If you missed Part One, be sure to check it out for Trent's incredible origin story.

In this episode, we dive deep into the future of cannabis, exploring the importance of small businesses in the industry and the pitfalls of corporate consolidation. Trent shares his insights on social equity, de-scheduling versus rescheduling cannabis, and the challenges faced by home growers. We also discuss the complexities of intoxicating hemp products and the need for better regulations to protect consumers.

Join us as we advocate for a cannabis community that prioritizes local businesses and home growing, ensuring that everyone has access to clean, safe cannabis.

Key Topics:

The impact of corporate consolidation on the cannabis industry

The importance of social equity and ownership in cannabis

The differences between intoxicating hemp and traditional THC products

The need for better regulations and consumer protection

The vision for a thriving small business cannabis community

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Welcome to Season 3 of the Cannabiz Conversations Podcast! In this exciting kickoff episode, our host dives deep into the world of cannabis with special guest Trent, a seasoned grower and industry expert.

Join us as we explore Trent's unique origin story with cannabis, starting from his early experiences in Portland, Oregon, to his journey through the cannabis industry. He shares insights on the importance of clean cannabis, the challenges of testing, and the impact of corporate structures on the industry.

We also discuss the significance of consumer education and how to identify quality cannabis in a market flooded with options. Trent emphasizes the value of small growers and the craft approach to cultivation, drawing parallels to the craft beer industry.

This episode is brought to you by Fat Nugs Magazine, which is dedicated to providing a global perspective on cannabis and stoner culture. Don't miss out on their upcoming Prisoner's Edition, highlighting the stories of past and present cannabis prisoners because, as Trent passionately states, no one should be in jail for a plant.

Tune in for an engaging conversation that challenges the status quo and advocates for a brighter future in the cannabis industry!

Topics Covered:

Trent's early experiences with cannabis

The importance of clean cannabis and consumer education

The challenges of testing and corporate influence in the industry

The future of cannabis and the value of small growers

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Welcome to the finale of CannaBiz Conversations! In this episode, we dive deep with Daniel Crawford, who shares his incredible journey in the cannabis industry and his experiences on LinkedIn. If you missed part one, be sure to check it out for an amazing backstory!

Join us as we discuss the rise of cannabis content on LinkedIn during the pandemic, the challenges of navigating social media as a cannabis advocate, and the importance of education in the industry. Daniel opens up about his departure from LinkedIn and the frustrations of dealing with automated systems that hinder genuine voices in the cannabis community.

We also touch on the significance of community, the struggles of working in the cannabis industry, and the joy of connecting with fellow enthusiasts at events. Plus, we share some laughs about our mutual love for the Grateful Dead and the importance of prioritizing experiences that matter.

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Join us for the season finale of CannaBiz Conversations as we dive deep into the fascinating journey of Daniel Crawford, a passionate cannabis grower and advocate. In this episode, we explore Daniel's origins in the cannabis scene, from his early days as a Deadhead to his transformative experiences with the plant that led him to cultivate for medicinal purposes.

Discover how Daniel's background in biology and his green thumb, nurtured on his grandparents' hobby farm, shaped his approach to growing cannabis. He shares entertaining stories about his first growing experiences, the challenges of trimming, and the importance of community in the cannabis world.

We also discuss the significance of legacy growers and the ongoing conversation about cannabis regulation. Daniel's insights on the plant's benefits and the need for education in the industry are both enlightening and inspiring.

Don't miss this engaging conversation filled with laughter, nostalgia, and valuable knowledge about the cannabis industry.

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Welcome to Part Two of our Cannabiz Conversations with Nahtal from Sorting Robotics! If you missed the first half, make sure to check it out for an incredible backstory on Nahtal's journey in the cannabis industry.

In this episode, we dive deep into the innovative world of robotics and cannabis. Nahtal shares insights on the challenges of creating infused pre-rolls, the importance of automation in the industry, and how his company is revolutionizing the way cannabis products are made. We discuss the impact of 280E on cannabis businesses, the potential of Schedule 3 descheduling, and the need for more research into the medicinal properties of cannabis.

Join us as we explore the intersection of technology and cannabis, and how Sorting Robotics is paving the way for a more efficient future in the industry.

Timestamps:

• 00:00 - Introduction and recap of Part One
• 02:10 - Nahtal's journey and the challenges faced in co-packing
• 05:10 - The economics of infused joints and the role of automation
• 11:00 - The implications of Schedule 3 and 280E
• 15:00 - The need for more research in cannabis
• 17:00 - How to support Sorting Robotics through crowdfunding

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Welcome to this exciting episode of Cannabis Conversations! Join your host, Sean Welsh, as he dives into the fascinating intersection of robotics and the cannabis industry with special guest Nohtal from Sorting Robotics.

In this episode, Nohtal shares his unique journey from growing up in Los Angeles to working at NASA and eventually venturing into the cannabis space. He discusses his early experiences with cannabis, his decision to shun alcohol, and how his engineering background led him to create innovative solutions for cannabis manufacturers.

Discover how Nohtal's company developed groundbreaking technology, including the Jiko robot, which revolutionizes the way infused pre-rolls are made, and learn about their latest project, the Stardust robot, designed for keef coating.

Additionally, the conversation touches on the evolving landscape of the cannabis industry, including discussions around potential Schedule 3 classification and its implications.

Don't miss this insightful episode filled with personal stories, industry insights, and a look at the future of cannabis robotics!

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:16 - Nohtal's origin story with cannabis

00:55 - The impact of family history on alcohol consumption

08:04 - The cannabis culture at UC Davis

14:12 - Transitioning from NASA to entrepreneurship

22:03 - The journey of creating the Roka Sorter

26:18 - Launching the Jiko robot and its significance

30:45 - Upcoming projects and discussions on Schedule 3

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Join us for Part 2 of the Cannabiz Conversation Podcast featuring the incredible Ashley Manning! In this episode, we dive deep into the fascinating world of cannabis genetics and the groundbreaking research being conducted at the Cannabis Research Center (CRC).

Ashley shares insights about their innovative study on the "science of smokability," which aims to enhance the consumer experience by evaluating cultivation practices and post-harvest processing. Discover how this research can lead to more desirable products for consumers and increased profitability for growers.

We also discuss the importance of consumer feedback in shaping the cannabis industry and how the CRC is bridging the gap between growers and consumers. Learn about the exciting partnerships that are helping to expand their research capabilities and how you can get involved with the CRC.

Whether you're a cannabis enthusiast, a grower, or just curious about the science behind the plant, this episode is packed with valuable information and insights. Don't miss out!

Key Topics:

The CRC's "science of smokability" study

The role of consumer feedback in cannabis research

Partnerships and funding in the cannabis industry

How to get involved with the CRC

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Welcome to another exciting episode of the Cannabiz Conversation Podcast! Join your host, Sean Welsh, as he sits down with Ashley Manning, COO of the Cannabis Research Coalition. In this episode, Ashley shares her inspiring journey from struggling with PTSD and chronic pain to discovering the healing powers of cannabis.

Learn about her transition from pharmaceuticals to cannabis, her experiences in both the legacy and licensed cultivation spaces, and the critical role of research in advancing the cannabis industry. Ashley discusses the importance of quality standards, consumer education, and the innovative work being done at the Cannabis Research Coalition to bridge the gap between research and industry needs.

Whether you're a cannabis enthusiast, a patient advocate, or just curious about the industry, this episode is packed with valuable insights and personal stories that highlight the transformative power of the cannabis plant.

Topics Covered:

Ashley's origin story and her journey to cannabis

The differences between legacy and licensed cultivation

The importance of quality standards in the cannabis industry

Consumer education and research initiatives at the Cannabis Research Coalition

Insights into Vermont's cannabis regulations and social equity programs

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