Will Espero's guest appearances

Will Espero

Cannabis Economy

Team Lally Hawaii Real Estate Podcast

Aloha Friday Podcast

Vanessa Hudgens

Keller Williams

Ryan Serhant

Tim McGraw

Grover Norquist

Chris Kim

Michael Bronstein

Tulsi Gabbard

John Davis

Tommy Chong

Henry Rollins

Jesse Ventura

Melissa Etheridge

Ethan Nadelmann

Marvin Washington

OwlTail

On today's Aloha Friday Podcast Attorney Marcus Landsberg and Mom/Model Naomi Cooper-Christensen talk to Will Espero about Homelessness, Hawaii's Recovery from the Covid19 Shutdown, as well as the tragedy in Minnesota and police reform here in Oahu. Will Espero is a 19 year senator and legislature, and is currently a candidate for City Council District 9 on Oahu for the Waipahu, Ewa Beach and Mililani seat. Will does not shy away from the hard questions and we talk about real issues and real solutions with a man who has been in many rooms when decisions were made. https://www.willespero.com

On today's Aloha Friday Podcast Attorney Marcus Landsberg and Mom/Model Naomi Cooper-Christensen talk to Will Espero about Homelessness, Hawaii's Recovery from the Covid19 Shutdown, as well as the tragedy in Minnesota and police reform here in Oahu. Will Espero is a 19 year senator and legislature, and is currently a candidate for City Council District 9 on Oahu for the Waipahu, Ewa Beach and Mililani seat. Will does not shy away from the hard questions and we talk about real issues and real solutions with a man who has been in many rooms when decisions were made. <a href="https://www.willespero.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.willespero.com</a>

AFP Will Espero tells us where Oahu needs to be and how we get there.

This week on the Team Lally Radio show, our special guest is Hawaii State Senator, Will Espero.We talk about his recent announcement to run for Lt. Governor of Hawaii in 2018. Will discusses his plans, if elected Lt. Governor, to help solve homelessness in Hawaii by being the point man for housing in the next administration and spearheading various projects to build affordable housing in Hawaii.Also in this episode: Quotes of the day, Tips of the week, special events, this week's Open houses and Coming soon listings.Who is Will Espero?Will Espero is a former Hawaii State Senator, currently running for Lt. Governor of Hawaii in 2018. He was born in Yokosuka, Japan, but as a Navy dependent, has lived in Washington state, California, Virginia, Georgia, Florida, Cuba, Japan and Italy while growing up.He graduated from Seattle University with a degree in Business Management and later moved to Hawaii where he has lived the last 36 years. He has served in the legislature for 19 years as the Senate Majority Floor Leader and the chair of the Senate Housing Committee.To reach Will you may contact him in the following ways:Email: wespero@hotmail.comWebsite: http://www.winwithwill.com/donate--contact-us.htmlFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/esperoforhawaii/

This week on the Team Lally Radio show, our special guest is Hawaii State Senator, Will Espero. We talk about his recent announcement to run for Lt. Governor of Hawaii in 2018. Will discusses his plans, if elected Lt. Governor, to help solve homelessness in Hawaii by being the point man for housing in the next administration and spearheading various projects to build affordable housing in Hawaii. Also in this episode: Quotes of the day, Tips of the week, special events, this week's Open houses and Coming soon listings. Who is Will Espero? <a href="http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-FfMVXOH3DBo/W5bbdjtHeMI/AAAAAAAAv5A/9AhxS-WiZigSB2g4bQRubrmaBDbdf4iRwCK4BGAYYCw/s1600/Radio-Show-Ad-A%2526A-Only-%2526-Will-Espero.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Will Espero is a former Hawaii State Senator, currently running for Lt. Governor of Hawaii in 2018. He was born in Yokosuka, Japan, but as a Navy dependent, has lived in Washington state, California, Virginia, Georgia, Florida, Cuba, Japan and Italy while growing up. He graduated from Seattle University with a degree in Business Management and later moved to Hawaii where he has lived the last 36 years. He has served in the legislature for 19 years as the Senate Majority Floor Leader and the chair of the Senate Housing Committee. To reach Will you may contact him in the following ways: Email: wespero@hotmail.com Website: <a href="http://www.winwithwill.com/donate--contact-us.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.winwithwill.com/donate--contact-us.html</a> Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/esperoforhawaii/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/esperoforhawaii/</a>

Will Espero for Hawaii Lt. Governor

Hawaii State Senator Will Espero joins us and shares that in 2000, Hawaii became the first legislature in the nation to pass legal medical cannabis. Since then, though it’s been slow going. There have been obstacles and roadblocks. Will was the lead Senator on the dispensary bill which finally passed in 2015. The dispensaries are now up and running. And go figure, the sky has not fallen. That said, the system is somewhat conservative. Law Enforcement desired to not have paraphernalia sold inside dispensaries, and so it’s not. Specific felonies have been introduced for dispensary owners regarding cannabis diversion. That said, reciprocity is on the table and Will is interested in developing the hemp market in Hawaii.

Hawaii State Senator Will Espero joins us and shares that in 2000, Hawaii became the first legislature in the nation to pass legal medical cannabis. Since then, though it’s been slow going. There have been obstacles and roadblocks. Will was the lead Senator on the dispensary bill which finally passed in 2015. The dispensaries are now up and running. And go figure, the sky has not fallen. That said, the system is somewhat conservative. Law Enforcement desired to not have paraphernalia sold inside dispensaries, and so it’s not. Specific felonies have been introduced for dispensary owners regarding cannabis diversion. That said, reciprocity is on the table and Will is interested in developing the hemp market in Hawaii.

Ep.333: HI State Senator Will Espero