Jeanna Hoch's guest appearances

Jeanna Hoch

Women's Liberation Radio News

The Same Drugs 

Cannabis Talk with Alicia 

Abigail Shrier

Yannis Pappas

Bret Weinstein

Alison Roman

Matt Taibbi

Colin Wright

Mary Oliver

Bill Ottman

James Lindsay

Daryl Davis

Helen Pluckrose

Justin Trudeau

Peter Hitchens

Julie Bindel

Brendan O'Neill

OwlTail

Jeanna Hoch is a cannabis activist, the owner of Canna Mama Clinic, a feminist, and has worked in strip clubs for about 20 years. She encountered controversy in her cannabis work, then again when she began speaking out about gender identity ideology, finding radical feminism in the process. Unfortunately, she wasn't received well by some radical feminists online, who felt her work and views on her job at a strip club were in conflict with their goals of female liberation. In this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with her about her views on the sex industry, her experiences working in strip clubs, how she feels about men who frequent strip clubs, and how she has been received by radical feminists. Follow Jeanna on Twitter: https://twitter.com/THECannaMama Watch this episode on YouTube. To gain early access to select content and Patreon-only content please sign up as a patron. The Same Drugs is on Twitter @the_samedrugs.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-same-drugs/support

Jeanna Hoch is a cannabis activist, the owner of Canna Mama Clinic, a feminist, and has worked in strip clubs for about 20 years. She encountered controversy in her cannabis work, then again when she began speaking out about gender identity ideology, finding radical feminism in the process. Unfortunately, she wasn't received well by some radical feminists online, who felt her work and views on her job at a strip club were in conflict with their goals of female liberation. In this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with her about her views on the sex industry, her experiences working in strip clubs, how she feels about men who frequent strip clubs, and how she has been received by radical feminists. Follow Jeanna on Twitter: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&amp;redir_token=QUFFLUhqbjd6bzRyZ1RfcXpkdElpakdFSVlyZVRaWGtEZ3xBQ3Jtc0trR3ZsZno2ZU1IQl9fS0pPcHQ3cF9NbHNnZm51YlpGLUZqSWhVOTdmMHFBSFlyUnhiWkN1V3FhYWNEWjFnY05MVUlyb0RPREFjdkhNS01VQ0xSM3Z4TjBBbUZadTV3Z0xvblhMZmQ0R2hmQTl1c1puWQ&amp;q=https%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2FTHECannaMama" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/THECannaMama</a> Watch this episode on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_3rKhJ3MUI&amp;t=6s" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube</a>. To gain early access to select content and Patreon-only content please <a href="https://www.patreon.com/meghanmurphy" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">sign up as a patron</a>. The Same Drugs is on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/the_samedrugs" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@the_samedrugs</a>.--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-same-drugs/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-same-drugs/support</a>

Jeanna Hoch is a stripper who found radical feminism

Jeanna Hoch, of Denver, CO, fondly nicknamed "THE CannaMama" by the supporters of her movement, coined the term "cannamama" in her 2015 blog post which went viral after it was published by Ladybud Magazine. (Unfortunately, the online magazine no longer exists, but you can still access the article by subscribing.) Hoch is the founder and manager of CannaMama Clinic, a consultation and coaching firm focused on cannabis advocacy and female wellness. With 25 years of seasoned cannabis consumption, advocacy, and sales expertise, Jeanna brings a level of credibility, dedication, and passion to her abilities as a trusted adviser and consultant to today’s cannabis consumers. Currently, Jeanna has made a commitment to fight for sex-based rights in school policies, because she says by adding “gender” and making gender undefinable undermines all diversity-based women’s rights. Pregnancy and childbirth are also associated with diversity-rights for women and there are many examples where the language of “women” is disappearing in educational and health contexts for fear of discriminatory language, and being replaced by “menstruators”, “people who are pregnant” and “chest-feeders”. This demeans women and removes the unique and biological reality of women. Laws have been passed in a number of states that will result in the most vulnerable groups of women–those escaping male partner violence, experiencing homelessness in shelters, or women in prison, having to share intimate congregate spaces with males. These women are poor, disproportionately women of colour, and many have been victims of sexual and physical violence by men. But, yet, women’s needs for privacy and a safe refuge from male violence and the ability to establish boundaries are being run roughshod over by an ideology that re-defines “women” and “men” as a set of stereotypes that a person of either sex can claim.                                                                   Jeanna is a true hero, feminist, and Canna activist with a wealth of knowledge. Join her in her fight by donating to her legal fund, or if want more information about her services, please contact Jeanna directly at: cannamamaclinic@gmail.com or https://givesendgo.com/jeannahoch

Jeanna Hoch, of Denver, CO, fondly nicknamed "THE CannaMama" by the supporters of her movement, coined the term "cannamama" in her 2015 blog post which went viral after it was published by Ladybud Magazine. (Unfortunately, the online magazine no longer exists, but you can still access the article by subscribing.) Hoch is the founder and manager of CannaMama Clinic, a consultation and coaching firm focused on cannabis advocacy and female wellness. With 25 years of seasoned cannabis consumption, advocacy, and sales expertise, Jeanna brings a level of credibility, dedication, and passion to her abilities as a trusted adviser and consultant to today’s cannabis consumers. Currently, Jeanna has made a commitment to fight for sex-based rights in school policies, because she says by adding “gender” and making gender undefinable undermines all diversity-based women’s rights. Pregnancy and childbirth are also associated with diversity-rights for women and there are many examples where the language of “women” is disappearing in educational and health contexts for fear of discriminatory language, and being replaced by “menstruators”, “people who are pregnant” and “chest-feeders”. This demeans women and removes the unique and biological reality of women. Laws have been passed in a number of states that will result in the most vulnerable groups of women–those escaping male partner violence, experiencing homelessness in shelters, or women in prison, having to share intimate congregate spaces with males. These women are poor, disproportionately women of colour, and many have been victims of sexual and physical violence by men. But, yet, women’s needs for privacy and a safe refuge from male violence and the ability to establish boundaries are being run roughshod over by an ideology that re-defines “women” and “men” as a set of stereotypes that a person of either sex can claim. Jeanna is a true hero, feminist, and Canna activist with a wealth of knowledge. Join her in her fight by donating to her legal fund, or if want more information about her services, please contact Jeanna directly at: cannamamaclinic@gmail.com or <a href="https://givesendgo.com/jeannahoch" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://givesendgo.com/jeannahoch</a>

Jeanna Hoch - The CannaMama 

In this interview with Jeanna Hoch, mother of children enrolled in the Denver Public Schools, you will hear Ms. Hoch talk about how the Denver Public Schools board responded to her letter expressing concern about the compelled speech, bullying and confusion children are being subjected to due to transgender ideology being widely accepted and put into school policies.To get in touch with Jeanna you can find her on Twitter, Facebook or email her at jeannahoch@gmail.com.It's time to get organized against the onslaught of compelled speech in the public schools and in the public town square!Thanks for staying tuned to YOUR feminist community powered grassroots media, WLRN.

In this interview with Jeanna Hoch, mother of children enrolled in the Denver Public Schools, you will hear Ms. Hoch talk about how the Denver Public Schools board responded to her letter expressing concern about the compelled speech, bullying and confusion children are being subjected to due to transgender ideology being widely accepted and put into school policies. To get in touch with Jeanna you can find her on Twitter, Facebook or email her at jeannahoch@gmail.com. It's time to get organized against the onslaught of compelled speech in the public schools and in the public town square! Thanks for staying tuned to YOUR feminist community powered grassroots media, WLRN.

Jeanna Hoch Speaks Out Against Transgender Ideology and Pronouns Misuse in Denver Public Schools