Julie Domingo's guest appearances

Julie Domingo

Small Business Marketing

cobb & unity

Rick Simpson

Henry Rollins

Montel Williams

Rebecca Brown

Dana Larsen

James West

Emma Chasen

Aliza Sherman

Darren Bondar

Kyla Lee

Lisa Campbell

Danny Danko

Kristen Yoder

Robert Galarza

Warren Bravo

OwlTail

join cobb &amp; unity for the first episode of season 2 as they welcome julie domingo from cannareps to the microphone. julie is an educator and aficionado of cannabis and attempts to teach cobb &amp; unity how to subjectively grade cannabis using a new tool developed by cannareps. she drops some subtle to daring references, gets into the thick of it with cobb, and made for an excellent first guest for our second season!!!

join cobb &amp; unity for the first episode of season 2 as they welcome julie domingo from cannareps to the microphone. julie is an educator and aficionado of cannabis and attempts to teach cobb &amp; unity how to subjectively grade cannabis using a new tool developed by cannareps. she drops some subtle to daring references, gets into the thick of it with cobb, and made for an excellent first guest for our second season!!!

cobb & unity :: with julie domingo :: cannareps :: S02E01

Barinder Rasode

"Sometimes You Have to Make Things Up, Be Super Creative and See What Sticks"Canada is on the world stage, and the future of the global cannabis industry relies on us getting legalisations right. Barinder Rasode and Julie Domingo host this weeks Session and discuss what is needed to create a better future for new and old business in the developing cannabis industry.Legalisation is, by all accounts, a step forward, yet it has produced a number of unintended consequences. The stifling of information for consumers, the exclusion of craft brands and restrictions on patients accessing their trusted sources legally, are just some of the issues that have arisen.  Both women have strong track records in pioneering education systems in the cannabis industry and have also had a hand in building successful companies that cater to the developing industry.ulie Domingo is one half of Cannareps, the leading cannabis education service, educating front line workers on the science of the cannabis plant. She brings to the table an uncanny ability to create engaging pathways and experiences to educate cannabis industry workers and enthusiasts with the cannareps sommelier course. Barinder Rasode, is the founder of NICHE Canada and Co Founder of Grow Tech Labs, a cannabis focused incubator, with a mandate to support women and Indigenous led companies to launch their businesses. In addition, Grow Tech is working to develop a Co-op for operational craft brands, which aims to bring those who have serviced the community for years into the legal landscape.

"Sometimes You Have to Make Things Up, Be Super Creative and See What Sticks" Canada is on the world stage, and the future of the global cannabis industry relies on us getting legalisations right. Barinder Rasode and Julie Domingo host this weeks Session and discuss what is needed to create a better future for new and old business in the developing cannabis industry. Legalisation is, by all accounts, a step forward, yet it has produced a number of unintended consequences. The stifling of information for consumers, the exclusion of craft brands and restrictions on patients accessing their trusted sources legally, are just some of the issues that have arisen. Both women have strong track records in pioneering education systems in the cannabis industry and have also had a hand in building successful companies that cater to the developing industry. ulie Domingo is one half of Cannareps, the leading cannabis education service, educating front line workers on the science of the cannabis plant. She brings to the table an uncanny ability to create engaging pathways and experiences to educate cannabis industry workers and enthusiasts with the cannareps sommelier course. Barinder Rasode, is the founder of NICHE Canada and Co Founder of Grow Tech Labs, a cannabis focused incubator, with a mandate to support women and Indigenous led companies to launch their businesses. In addition, Grow Tech is working to develop a Co-op for operational craft brands, which aims to bring those who have serviced the community for years into the legal landscape.

Sessions Podcast - Featuring Barinder Rasode & Julie Domingo