Ever wondered how to talk to your kids about Plant Medicine? The topic can appear daunting, but Diana Krach and  Danielle Simone Brand unravel just how to navigate this intricate subject. This riveting episode underscores the importance of educating our young ones about substances like cannabis and mushrooms, sensitively addressing our fear-based upbringing and its influence on these conversations. They also talk about using gardening as a communication tool to teach children respect for plants.Turning the spotlight on literature, they recognize its potential as a catalyst for introducing children to Plant Medicine. They delve into kid-friendly titles such as "It's Just a Plant," "The Root Family's Very Special Garden," and "Why Mommy Gets High," each taking a unique approach to education on the topic. Acknowledging older kids too, we emphasize the need for suitable literature. This episode is more than just a conversation; it's an invitation to spark curiosity and change perceptions about the intriguing intersection of plants and health. Be prepared for an insightful journey into Plant Medicine and its influences on parenting. Important links:Why Mommy Gets HighIt's Just a Plant: A Children's Story of Marijuana: Ricardo Cortes: 9780976011729: Amazon.com: BooksMitragaia.com (use code YHPOD for 10% off)

Ever wondered how to talk to your kids about Plant Medicine? The topic can appear daunting, but Diana Krach and  <a href="https://www.daniellesimonebrand.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Danielle Simone Brand </a>unravel just how to navigate this intricate subject. This riveting episode underscores the importance of educating our young ones about substances like cannabis and mushrooms, sensitively addressing our fear-based upbringing and its influence on these conversations. They also talk about using gardening as a communication tool to teach children respect for plants.Turning the spotlight on literature, they recognize its potential as a catalyst for introducing children to Plant Medicine. They delve into kid-friendly titles such as "It's Just a Plant," "The Root Family's Very Special Garden," and "Why Mommy Gets High," each taking a unique approach to education on the topic. Acknowledging older kids too, we emphasize the need for suitable literature. This episode is more than just a conversation; it's an invitation to spark curiosity and change perceptions about the intriguing intersection of plants and health. Be prepared for an insightful journey into Plant Medicine and its influences on parenting. Important links:<a href="https://www.whymommygetshigh.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Why Mommy Gets High</a><a href="https://www.amazon.com/Its-Just-Plant-Childrens-Marijuana/dp/0976011727" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">It's Just a Plant: A Children's Story of Marijuana: Ricardo Cortes: 9780976011729: Amazon.com: Books</a><a href="https://mitragaia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mitragaia.com </a>(use code YHPOD for 10% off)

Preview Episode of Heal You, Feed You, Kill You

Join me for an engaging conversation with the brilliant Dr. Darian Parker as we discuss our favorite cannabis and non-cannabis products. I share my experience with Here and Now by Flora and Bast, a product that has significantly enhanced my yoga and work time. Dr. Darian, on the other hand, shares his experience with Gravity, a gummy he uses to break away from his routine seriousness and enjoy a moment of relaxation. We also discuss how cannabis can help those with ADHD and the need to take a break from life's seriousness now and then. Listen in as we consider cannabis use in various contexts, including its application in exercise, and how it can be utilized to enhance focus and relaxation. We examine ground-breaking research from Colorado showing the positive effects of cannabis usage before exercise and the lack of awareness around this. We also touch on the stigma and fear that still surround cannabis use and the responsibility of users to be more open about their usage.In our exploration of the medicinal vs. recreational debate, we examine the language used to describe cannabis use.Listeners can get 10% off using code YHPOD on their next purchase at mitragaia.com(0:00:16) - Podcast Discussion on Favorite Cannabis Products (11 Minutes) We discuss our current cannabis and non-cannabis-related items. I share my experience with Here and Now by Flora and Bast. Dr. Darian shares his experience with Gravity, a gummy with no THC. We talk about how cannabis can be used to focus and relax, and how it can help those with ADHD. We also explore how to take a break from the seriousness of life and not be a robot once a week. (0:11:29) - Exploring Cannabis and Interviewing Techniques (11 Minutes) We explore cannabis use in different contexts. We discuss our experiences with cannabis and non-cannabis-related items, such as Here and Now by Flora and Bast. Dr Darian shares his experience with psychedelics and we consider the complexities of the cannabis business. We also discuss the need for people to be open-minded when discussing cannabis and the difficulties of filtering through the vast amounts of content we are exposed to on a daily basis. (0:22:47) - Cannabis (7 Minutes) We investigate the relationship between cannabis use and exercise. We discuss the groundbreaking research from Colorado that has shown the positive effects of cannabis use before exercise and the lack of knowledge that many people have about it. We also touch on the stigma and fear that still exist around discussing cannabis use, and the responsibility of people who use it to be open about their usage. We end by sharing some of our favorite experiences with cannabis, such as using edibles while bowling and having deep conversations with friends while in the same state of consciousness. (0:30:06) - Exploring the Medicinal vs. Recreational Debate (14 Minutes) We investigate the idea of medicinal cannabis use versus recreational use and the language used to describe it. We discuss the difficulty in proving the medical need for cannabis in some states and how some people view food or exercise as medicine. We consider the argument for recreational use as a form of medicinal usage and how it's a personal choice for each individual. Finally, we look at how the cannabis industry has changed over the past few years and the focus on recreational use versus medicinal use.

Join me for an engaging conversation with the brilliant Dr. Darian Parker as we discuss our favorite cannabis and non-cannabis products. I share my experience with Here and Now by Flora and Bast, a product that has significantly enhanced my yoga and work time. Dr. Darian, on the other hand, shares his experience with Gravity, a gummy he uses to break away from his routine seriousness and enjoy a moment of relaxation. We also discuss how cannabis can help those with ADHD and the need to take a break from life's seriousness now and then. Listen in as we consider cannabis use in various contexts, including its application in exercise, and how it can be utilized to enhance focus and relaxation. We examine ground-breaking research from Colorado showing the positive effects of cannabis usage before exercise and the lack of awareness around this. We also touch on the stigma and fear that still surround cannabis use and the responsibility of users to be more open about their usage.In our exploration of the medicinal vs. recreational debate, we examine the language used to describe cannabis use.Listeners can get 10% off using code YHPOD on their next purchase at <a href="https://mitragaia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">mitragaia.com</a>(0:00:16) - Podcast Discussion on Favorite Cannabis Products (11 Minutes) We discuss our current cannabis and non-cannabis-related items. I share my experience with Here and Now by Flora and Bast. Dr. Darian shares his experience with Gravity, a gummy with no THC. We talk about how cannabis can be used to focus and relax, and how it can help those with ADHD. We also explore how to take a break from the seriousness of life and not be a robot once a week. (0:11:29) - Exploring Cannabis and Interviewing Techniques (11 Minutes) We explore cannabis use in different contexts. We discuss our experiences with cannabis and non-cannabis-related items, such as Here and Now by Flora and Bast. Dr Darian shares his experience with psychedelics and we consider the complexities of the cannabis business. We also discuss the need for people to be open-minded when discussing cannabis and the difficulties of filtering through the vast amounts of content we are exposed to on a daily basis. (0:22:47) - Cannabis (7 Minutes) We investigate the relationship between cannabis use and exercise. We discuss the groundbreaking research from Colorado that has shown the positive effects of cannabis use before exercise and the lack of knowledge that many people have about it. We also touch on the stigma and fear that still exist around discussing cannabis use, and the responsibility of people who use it to be open about their usage. We end by sharing some of our favorite experiences with cannabis, such as using edibles while bowling and having deep conversations with friends while in the same state of consciousness. (0:30:06) - Exploring the Medicinal vs. Recreational Debate (14 Minutes) We investigate the idea of medicinal cannabis use versus recreational use and the language used to describe it. We discuss the difficulty in proving the medical need for cannabis in some states and how some people view food or exercise as medicine. We consider the argument for recreational use as a form of medicinal usage and how it's a personal choice for each individual. Finally, we look at how the cannabis industry has changed over the past few years and the focus on recreational use versus medicinal use.

A Discussion on Stigmas and Usage

On the latest episode of Your Highness Podcast, host Diana Krach is joined by Danielle Simone Brand and Shannon, AKA Weed Mama. Danielle and Shannon talk about their new collaborative projects and the exciting things they have in store for their listeners. They discuss the importance of representation in the cannabis industry and how they aim to promote inclusivity through their work. Throughout the episode, they share their personal experiences and insights on the industry, as well as with cannabis sexual wellness products. 0:15- Welcome to Your Highness Podcast 0:40 - Fave pot4:38 - Fave not pot 10:30 - Main Segment32:24 - Call to action and where can people find you?Important links:Weed MamaMitragaia (listeners use code YHPOD for 10% off)

On the latest episode of Your Highness Podcast, host Diana Krach is joined by <a href="https://www.daniellesimonebrand.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Danielle Simone Brand</a> and Shannon, AKA Weed Mama. Danielle and Shannon talk about their new collaborative projects and the exciting things they have in store for their listeners. They discuss the importance of representation in the cannabis industry and how they aim to promote inclusivity through their work. Throughout the episode, they share their personal experiences and insights on the industry, as well as with cannabis sexual wellness products. 0:15- Welcome to Your Highness Podcast 0:40 - Fave pot4:38 - Fave not pot 10:30 - Main Segment32:24 - Call to action and where can people find you?Important links:<a href="https://weedmama.ca/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Weed Mama</a><a href="https://mitragaia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mitragaia</a> (listeners use code YHPOD for 10% off)

The Importance of Creatives in Cannabis

In this episode, Diana Krach is joined by Wendy Brazill to discuss her book, "Why Mommy Gets High". The two delve into the inspiration behind the book, which explores the taboo topic of moms who use cannabis. Wendy shares her experience with cannabis and motherhood and discusses the stigma surrounding the issue. Diana and Wendy also address the potential benefits and risks of cannabis use for parents, as well as the legal implications. Overall, the conversation sheds light on an often-overlooked topic and provides valuable insights for parents who may be curious about cannabis use.0:15- A quick note1:54 - Welcome to Your Highness Podcast 2:40 - Fave pot6:50 - Fave not pot 14:28 - Main Segment30:53 - Call to action and where can people find you?Important links:Mitragaia.com, 10% off with the code YHPODHigh There

In this episode, Diana Krach is joined by Wendy Brazill to discuss her book,<a href="https://www.amazon.com/Why-Mommy-Gets-High-Conversation/dp/195640631X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2W4F13YI76QEC&amp;keywords=why+mommy+gets+high+book&amp;qid=1686596097&amp;sprefix=why+mommy+gets+high%2Caps%2C296&amp;sr=8-1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> "Why Mommy Gets High"</a>. The two delve into the inspiration behind the book, which explores the taboo topic of moms who use cannabis. Wendy shares her experience with cannabis and motherhood and discusses the stigma surrounding the issue. Diana and Wendy also address the potential benefits and risks of cannabis use for parents, as well as the legal implications. Overall, the conversation sheds light on an often-overlooked topic and provides valuable insights for parents who may be curious about cannabis use.0:15- A quick note1:54 - Welcome to Your Highness Podcast 2:40 - Fave pot6:50 - Fave not pot 14:28 - Main Segment30:53 - Call to action and where can people find you?Important links:<ul><li><a href="https://mitragaia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mitragaia.com</a>, 10% off with the code YHPOD</li><li><a href="https://highthere.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">High There</a></li></ul>

8.01: Redefining the Perception of Elevated Parenting

Kema Ogden

In this episode of Your Highness Podcast, host Diana Krach sits down with Kema Ogden, owner of Top Notch THC, a popular dispensary in Las Vegas. Kema shares her insights on running a successful dispensary and navigating the complex legal landscape of the cannabis industry. The discussion covers a range of topics, including marketing strategies, customer service, and compliance with state regulations. Kema also talks about the importance of building a strong team and establishing a positive company culture. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the business side of the cannabis industry. Important links:Mitragaia Top Notch The Health Center 

In this episode of Your Highness Podcast, host Diana Krach sits down with Kema Ogden, owner of Top Notch THC, a popular dispensary in Las Vegas. Kema shares her insights on running a successful dispensary and navigating the complex legal landscape of the cannabis industry. The discussion covers a range of topics, including marketing strategies, customer service, and compliance with state regulations. Kema also talks about the importance of building a strong team and establishing a positive company culture. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the business side of the cannabis industry. Important links:<a href="https://mitragaia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mitragaia </a><a href="https://www.topnotchthc.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Top Notch The Health Center</a>

Dispensary Series: Top Notch THC with Kema Ogden

Join us as we chat with the incredible Mandy Lile of Potency No.710 about our favorite cannabis and non-cannabis-related things. Discover why Beboe pens, Sour Diesel strain, and Kiva chocolate bars are some of our top picks. Mandy even shares how her young sons help her stay energized and productive, and how Kiva's churro, s'mores, and marshmallow chocolate candy bars are her secret to a restful night.In this fascinating conversation, we explore Mandy's journey to create a cannabis lifestyle brand that busts the stigma surrounding cannabis through beauty. Learn how she has faced challenges like shadow banning and censorship, but has overcome them by collecting over 250 before and after photos of people's skin transformations, offering a powerful alternative to topical steroid prescriptions. Mandy's mission to 'Unlock Wonderland' has guided her brand's growth and has inspired countless others in the process. 0:16- Welcome to Your Highness Podcast2:42 - Fave Pot 8:05 - Fave Not Pot12:40 - Main Segment 32:24 - How Can People Support YouGet 10% off at Mitragaia.com using the code YHPOD. 

Join us as we chat with the incredible Mandy Lile of <a href="https://www.potency710.com/our-story-botanical-face-care-products/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Potency No.710 </a>about our favorite cannabis and non-cannabis-related things. Discover why Beboe pens, Sour Diesel strain, and Kiva chocolate bars are some of our top picks. Mandy even shares how her young sons help her stay energized and productive, and how Kiva's churro, s'mores, and marshmallow chocolate candy bars are her secret to a restful night.In this fascinating conversation, we explore Mandy's journey to create a cannabis lifestyle brand that busts the stigma surrounding cannabis through beauty. Learn how she has faced challenges like shadow banning and censorship, but has overcome them by collecting over 250 before and after photos of people's skin transformations, offering a powerful alternative to topical steroid prescriptions. Mandy's mission to 'Unlock Wonderland' has guided her brand's growth and has inspired countless others in the process. 0:16- Welcome to Your Highness Podcast2:42 - Fave Pot 8:05 - Fave Not Pot12:40 - Main Segment 32:24 - How Can People Support YouGet 10% off at <a href="https://mitragaia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mitragaia.com</a> using the code YHPOD.

Adventures in Cannabis, Beauty, and Breaking Stereotypes

Dr. Peter Grinspoon joins Diana to talk about his new book and discuss the complex nature of medical care and cannabis use. 0:16 - Welcome to Your Highness Podcast1:46 - Fave Pot4:45 - Fave not Pot 6:46 - Main Segment 23:45 - Calls to action 26:00 - Where can people find you?27:30 - Wrap up and goodbyeImportant links:MitragaiaThe Healing Rose

<a href="https://www.petergrinspoon.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dr. Peter Grinspoon</a> joins Diana to talk about his new book and discuss the complex nature of medical care and cannabis use. 0:16 - Welcome to Your Highness Podcast1:46 - Fave Pot4:45 - Fave not Pot 6:46 - Main Segment 23:45 - Calls to action 26:00 - Where can people find you?27:30 - Wrap up and goodbyeImportant links:<a href="https://mitragaia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mitragaia</a><a href="https://www.thehealingroseco.com/shop/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Healing Rose</a>

The Complexities of Cannabis Use Disorder

Sysamone Phaphon and Eunice Kim collaborated to create an ongoing education initiative for cannabis literacy and accessibility for the AAPI communities.  With the help of many other AAPI cannabis activists, they published a book that translates cannabis terminology into many Asian languages. The book contains easy-to-understand definitions of cannabis terms, as well as information about the various ways cannabis can be used and consumed. It also includes stories from AAPI patients and advocates who have experienced the healing effects of cannabis firsthand. Following the book's release, Sysamone and Eunice held a series of community events to promote its message and allow people to learn more about cannabis in an open and safe environment. Through their efforts, they hope to make sure that everyone has access to education about cannabis so that they can make informed decisions about their health care.Important links:CannaCuriousYour Highness SubstackHiVi lifeSavanh WellnessRanchera MamiMitragaia.com (listeners can use code YHPOD for 10% off)Yourmomlikesmymusic

<a href="https://www.sysamone.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sysamone Phaphon</a> and <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/eunice-kim-7abb3041/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Eunice Kim</a> collaborated to create an ongoing education initiative for cannabis literacy and accessibility for the AAPI communities.  With the help of many other AAPI cannabis activists, they published a book that translates cannabis terminology into many Asian languages. The book contains easy-to-understand definitions of cannabis terms, as well as information about the various ways cannabis can be used and consumed. It also includes stories from AAPI patients and advocates who have experienced the healing effects of cannabis firsthand. Following the book's release, Sysamone and Eunice held a series of community events to promote its message and allow people to learn more about cannabis in an open and safe environment. Through their efforts, they hope to make sure that everyone has access to education about cannabis so that they can make informed decisions about their health care.Important links:<a href="https://www.cannacuriousmag.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CannaCurious</a><a href="https://yourhighnesspodcast.substack.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Your Highness Substack</a><a href="https://www.instagram.com/hivi.life/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HiVi life</a><a href="https://www.instagram.com/savanhwellness/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Savanh Wellness</a><a href="https://www.instagram.com/rancheramami/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ranchera Mami</a><a href="https://mitragaia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mitragaia.com</a> (listeners can use code YHPOD for 10% off)<a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/yourmomlikesmymusic/featured" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Yourmomlikesmymusic</a>

AAPI Accessibility in Cannabis

Welcome to the Your Highness podcast segment, "Where in the World is Vee", where we follow the journey of Veronica Castillo, the traveling vegan cannabis writer. This time, we have a special update for you as we take a dive into the mystical realm of the unknown.On the 11th and 12th of the coming month, Miami will be bustling with activity as people from the cannabis world gather for Benzinga. It is a divine alignment as everyone has their own reasons to be there. Vee's homecoming and introduce our project, "The Life," which is a biographical book and project about Vee Castillo's journey. It feels like everything is coming full circle in Miami before Vee heads out to Montana for the "Fat Nugs Under Big Skies Tour" in the week of 4/17, which will focus on Montana's cannabis and community.SPONSORS: - Sinful Beverages- Bloom- Fidelity Diagnostics- Urban Farmer- Tasty Waves- Clear Cannabis Inc. - Secure Canna- 710 Montana- Beargrass Naturals- Stokes Dispensary - Frosteez- Hippie Submarine - Elevated- Twisted Biscuit STAY TAPPED IN WITH VEE TO KEEP UP WITH THE NEWSIG- VEE_THETRAVELINGCANNAWRITERVEE_TRAVELINGVEGANNAWRITER Instagram @MagicalGoddessDom999 Tiktok- @magicaldom999Linked In- Dominique TossieTwitter- GoddessDom999

Welcome to the Your Highness podcast segment, "Where in the World is Vee", where we follow the journey of Veronica Castillo, the traveling vegan cannabis writer. This time, we have a special update for you as we take a dive into the mystical realm of the unknown.On the 11th and 12th of the coming month, Miami will be bustling with activity as people from the cannabis world gather for Benzinga. It is a divine alignment as everyone has their own reasons to be there. Vee's homecoming and introduce our project, "The Life," which is a biographical book and project about Vee Castillo's journey. It feels like everything is coming full circle in Miami before Vee heads out to Montana for the "Fat Nugs Under Big Skies Tour" in the week of 4/17, which will focus on Montana's cannabis and community.SPONSORS: - Sinful Beverages- Bloom- Fidelity Diagnostics- Urban Farmer- Tasty Waves- Clear Cannabis Inc. - Secure Canna- 710 Montana- Beargrass Naturals- Stokes Dispensary - Frosteez- Hippie Submarine - Elevated- Twisted Biscuit STAY TAPPED IN WITH VEE TO KEEP UP WITH THE NEWSIG- VEE_THETRAVELINGCANNAWRITERVEE_TRAVELINGVEGANNAWRITER Instagram @MagicalGoddessDom999 Tiktok- @magicaldom999Linked In- Dominique TossieTwitter- GoddessDom999

Where In the World Is Vee

Diana Krach

We're featuring a special episode of Bodacious Women In Cannabis:Diana Krach, the queen of the Your Highness podcast joins Susan Burns to share her journey in the cannabis industry, which started when she began using cannabis at 12 or 13. She started her podcast to give a platform to women in the cannabis industry and to discuss the medical benefits of cannabis. The podcast is geared towards women and is meant to be a safe space for them to discuss their experiences.

We're featuring a special episode of Bodacious Women In Cannabis:Diana Krach, the queen of the Your Highness podcast joins Susan Burns to share her journey in the cannabis industry, which started when she began using cannabis at 12 or 13. She started her podcast to give a platform to women in the cannabis industry and to discuss the medical benefits of cannabis. The podcast is geared towards women and is meant to be a safe space for them to discuss their experiences.

Bodacious Women in Cannabis: The journey of Diana Krach...

Your Highness is about getting comfortable with the uncomfortable, having conversations not widely discussed, and honoring those who are making this space and plant available to everyone in a fair and equitable way.

This podcast is a full blown portal into high vibes!! Thank you

Informative and powerful

Your Highness Podcast

Our fifth episode starts with our favorite discoveries: Diana talks about "Cooking on High," the first-ever competitive cannabis cooking show featured on Netflix. Leah's favorite new product is Mary's Medicinals line of THC and CBD capsules, tinctures, muscle freezes, and more.  Discussing wonderful products leads us to our discussion topic: the importance of being out of the cannabis closet, and how to stay truthful about your cannabis journey.  *We pause to promote Emma Chasen, a cannabis educator and consultant. Schedule a free consultation to incorporate sustainable education into your business to help grow your brand. Interviews: First, we talk to Michele Ross, who talks about how her personal experience played a major role in becoming an influential medical expert in cannabis. She also discusses her book, Vitamin Weed, and what impacted her research. Next, we talk to Ashley Kingsley, co-founder of Ellementa, about her journey into the cannabis industry. She talks about how her professional experience in marketing applied to her career in this space.  Until next time, thank you for listening. Contact us at yourhighnesspodcastATgmail for questions about interviews and sponsorship. Relevant Links: The Coming Decline of the Employment Drug Test 10 Things Every Parent, Teenager &amp; Teacher Should Know About Marijuana This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

Our fifth episode starts with our favorite discoveries: Diana talks about "Cooking on High," the first-ever competitive cannabis cooking show featured on Netflix. Leah's favorite new product is Mary's Medicinals line of THC and CBD capsules, tinctures, muscle freezes, and more.  Discussing wonderful products leads us to our discussion topic: the importance of being out of the cannabis closet, and how to stay truthful about your cannabis journey.  *We pause to promote Emma Chasen, a cannabis educator and consultant. Schedule a free consultation to incorporate sustainable education into your business to help grow your brand. Interviews: First, we talk to Michele Ross, who talks about how her personal experience played a major role in becoming an influential medical expert in cannabis. She also discusses her book, Vitamin Weed, and what impacted her research. Next, we talk to Ashley Kingsley, co-founder of Ellementa, about her journey into the cannabis industry. She talks about how her professional experience in marketing applied to her career in this space.  Until next time, thank you for listening. Contact us at yourhighnesspodcastATgmail for questions about interviews and sponsorship. Relevant Links: The Coming Decline of the Employment Drug Test 10 Things Every Parent, Teenager &amp; Teacher Should Know About Marijuana This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.5: The Importance of Being Out of the Cannabis Closet

In this episode, we start as usual with our favorite discoveries: For Diana, it was The Art Of Weed Butter, and for Leah, Cannacals by Baked Smart (because we women need to promote ourselves more!). Our discoveries take us into our discussion topic, which is cooking with cannabis.  Interviews:  First, we talk to Karmel Ungerleider-Abrams &amp; Devorah Ungerleider-Moore, founders of Cannabis Cooking Magazine, about how they wound up in cannabis. The sisters also talk about some of the best aspects of culinary creativity and cannabis. Next, we welcome back Adelia Carrillo, CEO and founder of Direct Cannabis Network, talks about the Entrepreneur Lounge. This event, which is concurrent to MJBizCon, offers opportunities for networking, getting work done, or just finding a quieter space.   Until next time, thank you for listening, and reach out to yourhighnesspodcast@gmail.com for more information on being a guest or having a product reviewed. Relevant Links: How to Dose Homemade Cannabis Edibles Jeff the 420 Chef Calculator How to calculate THC dosage in recipes for marijuana edibles The Art of Weed Butter: A Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming a Cannabutter Master Herb: Mastering the Art of Cooking with Cannabis  This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, we start as usual with our favorite discoveries: For Diana, it was The Art Of Weed Butter, and for Leah, Cannacals by Baked Smart (because we women need to promote ourselves more!). Our discoveries take us into our discussion topic, which is cooking with cannabis.  Interviews: <ul> <li>First, we talk to Karmel Ungerleider-Abrams &amp; Devorah Ungerleider-Moore, founders of Cannabis Cooking Magazine, about how they wound up in cannabis. The sisters also talk about some of the best aspects of culinary creativity and cannabis.</li> <li>Next, we welcome back Adelia Carrillo, CEO and founder of Direct Cannabis Network, talks about the Entrepreneur Lounge. This event, which is concurrent to MJBizCon, offers opportunities for networking, getting work done, or just finding a quieter space.   Until next time, thank you for listening, and reach out to yourhighnesspodcast@gmail.com for more information on being a guest or having a product reviewed. Relevant Links: How to Dose Homemade Cannabis Edibles Jeff the 420 Chef Calculator How to calculate THC dosage in recipes for marijuana edibles The Art of Weed Butter: A Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming a Cannabutter Master Herb: Mastering the Art of Cooking with Cannabis</li> </ul> This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.11: Cooking with Cannabis

We start off our 24th episode with our favorite things: For Leah, it is two recent books by Robyn Griggs Lawrence, and for Diana, it is the upcoming NCIA Lobby Days.  Our topic is the Rs of sustainability in cannabis, and we address some sticky topics along with some awesome resources.  Respect people’s time and effort, respect each other - common complaint people are flakey - own it and make it better. Don't set unrealistic expectations.2. Relationships - networking at conferences, classes, etc., supporting each other3. Resources - lots of free/inexpensive resources for making your business better. Canva.com, Fiverr.com, Upwork.com, Mary's List, Skillshare.com, transcribe.wreally.com4. Responsibility - elevating the industry through activism positive actions, community service, educating the public. Lobby days: https://thecannabisindustry.org/event/2019lobby-days/ Interviews:   We talk to Amy Wessman, Vice President of Marketing and Sales for CRATIV Packaging, about the importance of packaging and branding. She also talks about specific challenges she faces in the industry, along with what makes it so fun. Next, we talk to Denise Biderman, Co-Founder and CEO of Mary's List, about the importance of education and what ML does to further the knowledge of the community. Denise also talks about how professionals can benefit from ML and what people can expect from the awesome newsletter.   Until next time, we appreciate the support!  This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

We start off our 24th episode with our favorite things: For Leah, it is two recent books by Robyn Griggs Lawrence, and for Diana, it is the upcoming NCIA Lobby Days.  Our topic is the Rs of sustainability in cannabis, and we address some sticky topics along with some awesome resources. <ol> <li>Respect people’s time and effort, respect each other - common complaint people are flakey - own it and make it better. Don't set unrealistic expectations.2. Relationships - networking at conferences, classes, etc., supporting each other3. Resources - lots of free/inexpensive resources for making your business better. <a href="http://Canva.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Canva.com</a>, <a href="http://Fiverr.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fiverr.com</a>, <a href="http://Upwork.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Upwork.com</a>, Mary's List, <a href="http://Skillshare.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Skillshare.com</a>, transcribe.wreally.com4. Responsibility - elevating the industry through activism positive actions, community service, educating the public. Lobby days: <a href="https://thecannabisindustry.org/event/2019lobby-days/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://thecannabisindustry.org/event/2019lobby-days/</a> Interviews:</li> </ol> <ul> <li>We talk to Amy Wessman, Vice President of Marketing and Sales for CRATIV Packaging, about the importance of packaging and branding. She also talks about specific challenges she faces in the industry, along with what makes it so fun.</li> <li>Next, we talk to Denise Biderman, Co-Founder and CEO of Mary's List, about the importance of education and what ML does to further the knowledge of the community. Denise also talks about how professionals can benefit from ML and what people can expect from the awesome newsletter.   Until next time, we appreciate the support!</li> </ul> This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.24: The Four Rs of Sustainability In Cannabis

This episode brings it back to the beginning Your Highness days, as guest co-host Morgan Kristine, Founder and CEO of High Society Haircare. Without Morgan, this show wouldn't exist, and it is so exciting to have her back!  When we discuss our favorite canna-related items, Morgan talks about the Cannabis Alliance, of which she is an adjunct board member. The Cannabis Alliance recently published an open letter about traceability system issues facing the industry, giving examples of how to operate within the confusion. Interview:  This episode features the formidable co-founder and CEO of Alpha Woman, Leslie Andrachuk. Alpha Woman is a media company helping women be their best mentally,physically, and professionally. Leslie talks about what led to the creation of Alpha Woman, and what lies in the future for the publication.  Check out Morgan on Instagram  This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

This episode brings it back to the beginning Your Highness days, as guest co-host Morgan Kristine, Founder and CEO of High Society Haircare. Without Morgan, this show wouldn't exist, and it is so exciting to have her back!  When we discuss our favorite canna-related items, Morgan talks about the Cannabis Alliance, of which she is an adjunct board member. The Cannabis Alliance recently published an open letter about traceability system issues facing the industry, giving examples of how to operate within the confusion. Interview: <ul> <li>This episode features the formidable co-founder and CEO of Alpha Woman, Leslie Andrachuk. Alpha Woman is a media company helping women be their best mentally,physically, and professionally. Leslie talks about what led to the creation of Alpha Woman, and what lies in the future for the publication.  Check out Morgan on Instagram</li> </ul> This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 3.00c: Magic with Morgan

This episode begins as episode does, with our favorite things! For Leah, it is Tokeativity's Connect Business membership, and for Diana, Mary's List. Check them both out!  Next, we touch on a very important topic: bringing equality to the cannabis industry. We discuss why it is so important to make this a priority, and some unexpected ways to accomplish it. We have a Beauty With Barb segment that focuses on eczema, and why this skin condition gets worse this time of year. Interviews:  First, we talk to Naomi Granger, co-founder of DOPE CFO, about what brought her to the cannabis space. She also tells us how an old profession like accounting can take on a new life form in the cannabis industry.  Next, we talk to Amy Margolis, founder and Program Director of The Initiative. She tells us about the journey that led to the creation of the incubator, and how entrepreneurs can get involved.    Until next time, email us at yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com for more information about being on our show.    Relevant Links: Marijuana and gender equity: Why cannabis industry is a magnet for women executives The Green Tent This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

This episode begins as episode does, with our favorite things! For Leah, it is Tokeativity's Connect Business membership, and for Diana, Mary's List. Check them both out!  Next, we touch on a very important topic: bringing equality to the cannabis industry. We discuss why it is so important to make this a priority, and some unexpected ways to accomplish it. We have a Beauty With Barb segment that focuses on eczema, and why this skin condition gets worse this time of year. Interviews: <ul> <li>First, we talk to Naomi Granger, co-founder of DOPE CFO, about what brought her to the cannabis space. She also tells us how an old profession like accounting can take on a new life form in the cannabis industry.  </li> <li>Next, we talk to Amy Margolis, founder and Program Director of The Initiative. She tells us about the journey that led to the creation of the incubator, and how entrepreneurs can get involved.</li> </ul> Until next time, email us at <a href="http://yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com</a> for more information about being on our show.  Relevant Links: Marijuana and gender equity: Why cannabis industry is a magnet for women executives The Green Tent This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.14: How To Help Bring Equality To The Cannabis Industry

In the second installment of our parenting series, we open with our favorite discoveries: for Leah, it is The Stoner Mom, and for Diana, it’s Mary Janes Film.   Next, we discuss the importance of normalizing the conversation around cannabis for parents. We go over a few tips and takeaways about how to do that, while also drawing from expert sources. *We pause for a short word about our friend Jennifer Argie’s awesome products and mention an incredible giveaway. Share this episode on Twitter with #YourHighnessPodcast for a chance to win either a Green Tea Healing Salve or Coconut Oil. Interviews: First, we speak to Jenn Lauder, Cofounder of Splimm, a magazine about cannabis and parenting. She talks about her upbringing, how her parents handled the discussion around cannabis, and how that has shaped her attitude as a parent. Next, we talk to Ozzie Ozkay-Villa, founder of Oov Lifestyle, about her own experience as a mother and cannabis advocate. Ozzie also discusses her own journey with cannabis, and how she deals with the stigma surrounding parents who consume. Our final guest is Maggie Wilson, a metaphysical and cannabis oracle, who guides women through multiple stages of motherhood. She discusses her own experience with pregnancy and cannabis and talks about the healing sessions she offers worldwide. Beauty with Barb: Our resident esthetician and beauty expert discusses the awesome Bake at Home products that were provided for review and talks about how the ingredients benefit the skin. Until next time, if you like what you hear and would like to be featured in a future episode, please reach out. If you have products you’d like reviewed or included in our beauty segment, please email yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com. Relevant Links: Can Marijuana Make You a Better Mom? Supporting Moms Who Get High Inside the Private World of Mothers Who Smoke Weed Marijuana, Reproduction, and Pregnancy This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

In the second installment of our parenting series, we open with our favorite discoveries: for Leah, it is The Stoner Mom, and for Diana, it’s Mary Janes Film.   Next, we discuss the importance of normalizing the conversation around cannabis for parents. We go over a few tips and takeaways about how to do that, while also drawing from expert sources. *We pause for a short word about our friend Jennifer Argie’s awesome products and mention an incredible giveaway. Share this episode on Twitter with #YourHighnessPodcast for a chance to win either a Green Tea Healing Salve or Coconut Oil. Interviews: First, we speak to Jenn Lauder, Cofounder of Splimm, a magazine about cannabis and parenting. She talks about her upbringing, how her parents handled the discussion around cannabis, and how that has shaped her attitude as a parent. Next, we talk to Ozzie Ozkay-Villa, founder of Oov Lifestyle, about her own experience as a mother and cannabis advocate. Ozzie also discusses her own journey with cannabis, and how she deals with the stigma surrounding parents who consume. Our final guest is Maggie Wilson, a metaphysical and cannabis oracle, who guides women through multiple stages of motherhood. She discusses her own experience with pregnancy and cannabis and talks about the healing sessions she offers worldwide. Beauty with Barb: Our resident esthetician and beauty expert discusses the awesome Bake at Home products that were provided for review and talks about how the ingredients benefit the skin. Until next time, if you like what you hear and would like to be featured in a future episode, please reach out. If you have products you’d like reviewed or included in our beauty segment, please email <a href="http://yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com</a>. Relevant Links: Can Marijuana Make You a Better Mom? Supporting Moms Who Get High Inside the Private World of Mothers Who Smoke Weed Marijuana, Reproduction, and Pregnancy This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.3: Parenting Series, Part 2

We start as always with our favorite things: for Diana it is Pussyweed, and for Leah, it's CRATIV packaging. Next, we start a discussion about ways we can actually make new business practices that will ultimately create new principles in this emerging space.  Next, in our Beauty with Barb segment, our resident licensed aesthetician reviews the many benefits of a topical salve by Simple CBD. Interviews: First, we start with Ashley Dellinger, founder of Lumi Wellness Shop, who tells us about what led her to open the retail space.  Next, we talk to the founder of Cannamommy.org, Kelley Bruce about the inspiration behind her online clinic. Bruce also shares how motherhood can be impacted by cannabis use, and how the wonderful people at Cannamommy help educate and guide new mothers during a precarious time. We appreciate all your support! Please do reach out with suggestions or introductions if you’d like to be involved in the show. Email yourhighnesspodcast@gmail.com for more information on being a guest, having products reviewed, or sponsoring our show and elevating your exposure. Relevant Links: Create a Petition using MoveOn.org or Change.org Petition for Micro Cannabis Businesses &amp; Social Equity SkillShare: Find Skills You Need For Starting a Business Create Content &amp; Share Your Story Change Your Language to Be More Inclusive Cannabis Convention Addresses Diversity Safe Spaces for Fellow Advocates: Tokeativity NDICA DNC This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

We start as always with our favorite things: for Diana it is Pussyweed, and for Leah, it's CRATIV packaging. Next, we start a discussion about ways we can actually make new business practices that will ultimately create new principles in this emerging space.  Next, in our Beauty with Barb segment, our resident licensed aesthetician reviews the many benefits of a topical salve by Simple CBD. Interviews: First, we start with Ashley Dellinger, founder of Lumi Wellness Shop, who tells us about what led her to open the retail space.  Next, we talk to the founder of <a href="http://Cannamommy.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cannamommy.org</a>, Kelley Bruce about the inspiration behind her online clinic. Bruce also shares how motherhood can be impacted by cannabis use, and how the wonderful people at Cannamommy help educate and guide new mothers during a precarious time. We appreciate all your support! Please do reach out with suggestions or introductions if you’d like to be involved in the show. Email yourhighnesspodcast@gmail.com for more information on being a guest, having products reviewed, or sponsoring our show and elevating your exposure. Relevant Links: Create a Petition using <a href="http://MoveOn.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MoveOn.org</a> or <a href="http://Change.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Change.org</a> Petition for Micro Cannabis Businesses &amp; Social Equity SkillShare: Find Skills You Need For Starting a Business Create Content &amp; Share Your Story Change Your Language to Be More Inclusive Cannabis Convention Addresses Diversity Safe Spaces for Fellow Advocates: Tokeativity NDICA DNC This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.19: Changing Industry Practices to Create New Principles

In our 16th episode, we begin our parenting series with this first installment. We begin with our favorite discoveries: for Diana it is Ricki Lake’s documentary “Weed the People”, and for Leah it is Splimm magazine. For our discussion topic, we talk about micro-dosing, and how it can help with parenting. We share some tips on how to approach micro-dosing and highlight the ways that consumption method can be best for some.Interviews:We begin with Jessie Gill, founder of MarijuanaMommy.com, about her experience with discussing the plant’s medicinal benefits with her children. She also talks about her experience being filmed for Viceland, and how she normalized conversation around the plant in her household.Next, we talk to Celia Behar, president of The Lil’ Mamas, about the journey that led to the creation of the popular website. She talks about the ways cannabis has improved her life and her parenting and gives some great advice for other mothers exploring the cannabis space.Stephanie Kerns, brand representative for Lunchbox Alchemy and visual artist, talks about how she discusses cannabis with her children. She also tells us how the plant improved her health and how it impacts her ability to parent.Thanks for listening, and until next time, stay high and beautiful. Of course, by that we mean: take the higher ground, and stay beautiful in spirit. For inquiries about being interviewed or providing sponsorship, email yourhighnessATgmail.com.This episode is sponsored by· Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In our 16th episode, we begin our parenting series with this first installment. We begin with our favorite discoveries: for Diana it is Ricki Lake’s documentary “Weed the People”, and for Leah it is Splimm magazine. For our discussion topic, we talk about micro-dosing, and how it can help with parenting. We share some tips on how to approach micro-dosing and highlight the ways that consumption method can be best for some. Interviews: We begin with Jessie Gill, founder of <a href="http://MarijuanaMommy.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MarijuanaMommy.com</a>, about her experience with discussing the plant’s medicinal benefits with her children. She also talks about her experience being filmed for Viceland, and how she normalized conversation around the plant in her household. Next, we talk to Celia Behar, president of The Lil’ Mamas, about the journey that led to the creation of the popular website. She talks about the ways cannabis has improved her life and her parenting and gives some great advice for other mothers exploring the cannabis space. Stephanie Kerns, brand representative for Lunchbox Alchemy and visual artist, talks about how she discusses cannabis with her children. She also tells us how the plant improved her health and how it impacts her ability to parent. Thanks for listening, and until next time, stay high and beautiful. Of course, by that we mean: take the higher ground, and stay beautiful in spirit. For inquiries about being interviewed or providing sponsorship, email <a href="http://yourhighnessATgmail.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">yourhighnessATgmail.com</a>.This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 16: Parenting Series, Part 1

As always, we start with our favorite things: for Leah, it is Cannabis Connect Insurance, for Diana, it is Meowchemy's Vajay Spray.  We start a discussion about a recent article that is filled with fear-mongering and misinformation about cannabis, and how we can fight that type of dangerous content.  Interviews:  First, we talk to Ayanna Lawson, founder and owner of Front Row Travels, a Baltimore-based cannabis travel company, about what got her into this space. She also tells us about the importance education is to her business, and how travel and cannabis intersect. Next, we talk to Jessamin Swearingen, one of the founders of Gaudium Enterprises, about the travel packages she offers. She also speaks of the educational offerings and Day Pass, and tells us about the importance of these things in an emerging market.  Until next time, thanks for listening, and reach out to yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com for ways to connect! Relevant Links: A New Book Says Cannabis Use Leads to Violence. Two Oregonians Fire Back Did Marijuana Legalization Really Increase Homicide Rates? Follow the Money PubMed  This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

As always, we start with our favorite things: for Leah, it is Cannabis Connect Insurance, for Diana, it is Meowchemy's Vajay Spray.  We start a discussion about a recent article that is filled with fear-mongering and misinformation about cannabis, and how we can fight that type of dangerous content.  Interviews: <ul> <li>First, we talk to Ayanna Lawson, founder and owner of Front Row Travels, a Baltimore-based cannabis travel company, about what got her into this space. She also tells us about the importance education is to her business, and how travel and cannabis intersect. </li> <li>Next, we talk to Jessamin Swearingen, one of the founders of Gaudium Enterprises, about the travel packages she offers. She also speaks of the educational offerings and Day Pass, and tells us about the importance of these things in an emerging market.  Until next time, thanks for listening, and reach out to <a href="http://yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com</a> for ways to connect! Relevant Links: A New Book Says Cannabis Use Leads to Violence. Two Oregonians Fire Back Did Marijuana Legalization Really Increase Homicide Rates? Follow the Money PubMed</li> </ul> This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.16: Combating Misinformation and Promoting Legitimacy

We start off episode 10 with our favorite discoveries: for Leah, it is the Smoke Cartel, and for Diana, MURU products. Next, we discuss the logistics of starting an ancillary business in the cannabis space.   Next, we have a new Beauty With Barb segment featuring the awesome Empower Bodycare Products. Interviews:  First, we talk to Becca Recker of Frogsong Farms, about having a zero waste farm. She also tells us the often over-looked challenges of cannabis farming. Next, we talk to Darby Cox, CEO of Smoke Cartel, about starting a business in her living room. She also talks about the challenges of operating a business in a state that is not recreational legal.   Until next time, if you would like to be featured or have a product featured, email us at yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com. Thank you a thousand times for listening! Relevant Links: Key Ancillary Services for a Successful Cannabis Business Direct Cannabis Network (DNC) Education Cash in on Cannabis: Business Ideas for the Emerging Industry Top Ancillary Industries to the Cannabis Sector  This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

We start off episode 10 with our favorite discoveries: for Leah, it is the Smoke Cartel, and for Diana, MURU products. Next, we discuss the logistics of starting an ancillary business in the cannabis space.   Next, we have a new Beauty With Barb segment featuring the awesome Empower Bodycare Products. Interviews: <ul> <li>First, we talk to Becca Recker of Frogsong Farms, about having a zero waste farm. She also tells us the often over-looked challenges of cannabis farming.</li> <li>Next, we talk to Darby Cox, CEO of Smoke Cartel, about starting a business in her living room. She also talks about the challenges of operating a business in a state that is not recreational legal.   Until next time, if you would like to be featured or have a product featured, email us at <a href="http://yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com</a>. Thank you a thousand times for listening! Relevant Links: Key Ancillary Services for a Successful Cannabis Business Direct Cannabis Network (DNC) Education Cash in on Cannabis: Business Ideas for the Emerging Industry Top Ancillary Industries to the Cannabis Sector</li> </ul> This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.10: What To Know About Starting An Ancillary Business In Cannabis

Hello again! To start things off a bit differently, we decide not to share our favorite discoveries, but instead highlight some great organizations that are effecting serious change. As we move forward to normalization, we as an industry must keep advocacy at the forefront, and figure out how to get involved.  To that point, we discuss ways you can help fight the continuous damage created by the War on Drugs. You don't have to be seasoned activist or policy maker to fight the good fight! *** We also discuss an awesome giveaway opportunity - an autographed copy of Breaking the Grass Ceiling! Tune into to our bonus episode on 4/20 for the winners, and for an awesome discount code roundup! Interviews:  We start with Marissa Fratoni, holistic RN and Director of Wellness for Cannamommy.org, who tells us about her journey into the cannabis space. She talks about being a mother in cannabis, and offers some great advice for listeners. Next, we talk to Emily Elmen, Director of Infused Product Development at In Good Health, who tells us how making a batch of edibles led to being on the Board of Directors for Massachusetts NORML. She also talks about how her career at In Good Health came to be, and what her job entails.   Until next time, thank you for listening! Please let us know what you would like to hear, if you would like to be featured, or if you would like a product reviewed by reaching out to YourhighnessATgmail.com.  This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

Hello again! To start things off a bit differently, we decide not to share our favorite discoveries, but instead highlight some great organizations that are effecting serious change. As we move forward to normalization, we as an industry must keep advocacy at the forefront, and figure out how to get involved.  To that point, we discuss ways you can help fight the continuous damage created by the War on Drugs. You don't have to be seasoned activist or policy maker to fight the good fight! *** We also discuss an awesome giveaway opportunity - an autographed copy of Breaking the Grass Ceiling! Tune into to our bonus episode on 4/20 for the winners, and for an awesome discount code roundup! Interviews: <ul> <li>We start with Marissa Fratoni, holistic RN and Director of Wellness for <a href="http://Cannamommy.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cannamommy.org</a>, who tells us about her journey into the cannabis space. She talks about being a mother in cannabis, and offers some great advice for listeners.</li> <li>Next, we talk to Emily Elmen, Director of Infused Product Development at In Good Health, who tells us how making a batch of edibles led to being on the Board of Directors for Massachusetts NORML. She also talks about how her career at In Good Health came to be, and what her job entails.   Until next time, thank you for listening! Please let us know what you would like to hear, if you would like to be featured, or if you would like a product reviewed by reaching out to <a href="http://YourhighnessATgmail.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YourhighnessATgmail.com</a>.</li> </ul> This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.21: Guidelines for Becoming an Advocate and Activist

We can't believe we're already on episode 20 of our second season! Speaking of seasons, we welcome the start of Spring with positive attitudes - and begin by discussing our favorite things. For Leah, it's finding the best canna-friendly banking with the help of veteran banking broker, Stuart Lutterman, founder of Brother Processing, and for Diana, it's 421 For All, a movement observing the multiple injustices that exist because of the War on Drugs.  Next, we discuss one of our favorite topics - CBD! This time, we explore the changing landscape and go over some relevant aspects you shouldn't ignore.  Interviews:  Our first guest is the fearless Andrea Brooks, CEO and Founder of SAVA, which is the "Etsy of cannabis". Brooks tells us about a life-changing injury that caused her to come to cannabis, and ultimately shaped her curative process which benefits consumers. Next, Stephanie Bozzuto, co-founder and President of Marketing of Cannabis Connect Insurance, tells us about the importance of cannabis business insurance. Bozzuto also discusses upcoming educational offerings, including a sexual harassment course that will benefit all cannabis businesses.  Until next time, thank you for listening. Please reach out with ideas, or for information regarding being interviewed or sponsorship opportunities, to yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com. Relevant Links: CVS selling CBD Barneys To Open Luxury Cannabis Shop-In-Shop USPS allows mailing of CBD Jelly Belly creating CBD products How to Shop for CBD  This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

We can't believe we're already on episode 20 of our second season! Speaking of seasons, we welcome the start of Spring with positive attitudes - and begin by discussing our favorite things. For Leah, it's finding the best canna-friendly banking with the help of veteran banking broker, Stuart Lutterman, founder of Brother Processing, and for Diana, it's 421 For All, a movement observing the multiple injustices that exist because of the War on Drugs.  Next, we discuss one of our favorite topics - CBD! This time, we explore the changing landscape and go over some relevant aspects you shouldn't ignore.  Interviews: <ul> <li>Our first guest is the fearless Andrea Brooks, CEO and Founder of SAVA, which is the "Etsy of cannabis". Brooks tells us about a life-changing injury that caused her to come to cannabis, and ultimately shaped her curative process which benefits consumers. </li> <li>Next, Stephanie Bozzuto, co-founder and President of Marketing of Cannabis Connect Insurance, tells us about the importance of cannabis business insurance. Bozzuto also discusses upcoming educational offerings, including a sexual harassment course that will benefit all cannabis businesses.  Until next time, thank you for listening. Please reach out with ideas, or for information regarding being interviewed or sponsorship opportunities, to <a href="http://yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com</a>. Relevant Links: CVS selling CBD Barneys To Open Luxury Cannabis Shop-In-Shop USPS allows mailing of CBD Jelly Belly creating CBD products How to Shop for CBD</li> </ul> This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.20: The Changing Landscape of CBD, and How You Can Benefit From It

As always, we start with our favorite things: Diana discusses how she will host a screening of Mary Janes Film: Women of Weed, and for Leah, it was LUMI CBD Wellness Shop.  Next, we discuss how to kick fear's ass - Leah's favorite topic! We go over some effective ways to fight it, and talk about ways to make Impostor Syndrome work for you. Interviews:  First, we start with a Jane of all trades, Manndie Tingler. Manndie is the COO of Khemia Manufacturing, President of Cannamommy.org, a President of the Kriya Society, and a board member of the NCIA among other things. She tells us the secret to managing such a major work load, and talks about why she loves this industry. Next, we talk to Abigail Nath, cannabis business lawyer and project coordinator. She tells us of how being terminated led to her consulting in the cannabis space.   We appreciate your support and want to reciprocate! Please reach out if you are a woman-identifying person in the cannabis space and would like to be interviewed: yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com. Relevant Links: Accountability Partners Are Great. But “Success” Partners Will Change Your Life. How Fear Helps (and Hurts) Entrepreneurs The Inevitable Impostor Syndrome  This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

As always, we start with our favorite things: Diana discusses how she will host a screening of Mary Janes Film: Women of Weed, and for Leah, it was LUMI CBD Wellness Shop.  Next, we discuss how to kick fear's ass - Leah's favorite topic! We go over some effective ways to fight it, and talk about ways to make Impostor Syndrome work for you. Interviews: <ul> <li>First, we start with a Jane of all trades, Manndie Tingler. Manndie is the COO of Khemia Manufacturing, President of <a href="http://Cannamommy.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cannamommy.org</a>, a President of the Kriya Society, and a board member of the NCIA among other things. She tells us the secret to managing such a major work load, and talks about why she loves this industry.</li> <li>Next, we talk to Abigail Nath, cannabis business lawyer and project coordinator. She tells us of how being terminated led to her consulting in the cannabis space.   We appreciate your support and want to reciprocate! Please reach out if you are a woman-identifying person in the cannabis space and would like to be interviewed: <a href="http://yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com</a>. Relevant Links: Accountability Partners Are Great. But “Success” Partners Will Change Your Life. How Fear Helps (and Hurts) Entrepreneurs The Inevitable Impostor Syndrome</li> </ul> This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.17: Kicking Fear's Ass to Move on to Success

This is our second 420 as a podcast, and we can't thank you all enough for the support! We reveal our four winners of Breaking the Grass Ceiling, along with the episode ideas!  In this bonus (short) episode, we talk to Cristina Buccola of CB Counsel and founder of 421 For All, about a new national movement.  Next, we go over a great list of discount codes:  Meowchemy.com - Code Save420 for 20% off from 04/19 until April 25th. "We created this product line in 2016 and were literally one of the first companies to market this amazing plant in a way that not only celebrates its healing properties but appeals to the optimist in us all. They say invention stems from necessity. At that time we were fed up with products full of synthetic chemicals and dyes... so we decided to handmake our own! We do not simply slap on a label and sell the same mass produced herbal products everyone else seems to be these days. From seed to sale...our products are created with purity and relief in mind." Azuca will offer 20% off to their online shop with this code: AZUCAGREEN Founded by Bubby's Chef, ron Silver, Azuca brings an innovative and sophisticated new approach to cannabis and CBD edibles. With their patent method, Azuca products take effect in a groundbreaking 2-15 minutes. https://www.azuca.co Maggie May Wilson - 15% Joy Organics with code "Metaphysical" to promote my new podcast Metaphysical AF that's on Spotify and Itunes! There are 10 episodes live which talk about all things Metaphysics and Cannabis White Fox - 24 hour flash sale: 45% off entire site CODE: FoxLove - White Fox™ began as a Cannabis company in 2017 inspired by the alchemy of herbs with cannabis to create a desired and focus effect for the human body, mind and spirit. White Fox™ utilizes locally sourced and hand crafted herbs along with CBD to gift you with formulations that enhance your everyday well-being and assist in intentional healing journeys. https://whitefoxnectars.com DCN - I would be more than happy to offer a 30% discount on our B2B Membership package. This package includes a year of exposure on DCN in front of the DCN community. This package includes: One annual company listingCompany Listing in one DCN monthly newsletter2 Social media campaignsInstastory Promotion (up to 5x annually)One company spotlight article (New Expert Series)Able to submit up to 2 press releases on DCN’s new press release sectionAccess to exclusive member discounts, events, and offersAnd each quarter we will be releasing new incentives, offerings, and giveaways to our members."to redeem this offer, email contact@directcannabisnetwork.com and mention Your Highness" Treatibles - 10% discount off Treatibles.com from 4/20/19 through 4/30/19: chewscbd4pets - Treatibles was founded in 2008 on the fundamental values of compassionate care, quality ingredients, reliable information and integrity, and in 2013 became the pioneer in developing full spectrum hemp-derived CBD products for pets.* The benefits of full spectrum hemp oil include instilling calm, normal emotional balance and ease, supporting a healthy digestive tract and strong immune system, promoting healthy joints, flexibility and the body’s normal inflammatory response. Treatibles can help animals exhibiting anxiety, discomfort, loss of appetite, digestive tract issues, and more. Tokeativity is the Global Cannabis Community for Women. They work to empower women at the root level and forward the normalization of cannabis through in person an online events. Tokeativity is giving listeners 50% off now through the end of April. Save 50% off on Business &amp; Grassroots Memberships, Upcoming Events, Advertising, &amp; Online Classes and more! Find everything now at Tokeativity.com/connect and use coupon code 42050 through April 30th.  This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

This is our second 420 as a podcast, and we can't thank you all enough for the support! We reveal our four winners of Breaking the Grass Ceiling, along with the episode ideas!  In this bonus (short) episode, we talk to Cristina Buccola of CB Counsel and founder of 421 For All, about a new national movement.  Next, we go over a great list of discount codes: <ol> <li><a href="http://Meowchemy.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Meowchemy.com</a> - Code Save420 for 20% off from 04/19 until April 25th. "We created this product line in 2016 and were literally one of the first companies to market this amazing plant in a way that not only celebrates its healing properties but appeals to the optimist in us all. They say invention stems from necessity. At that time we were fed up with products full of synthetic chemicals and dyes... so we decided to handmake our own! We do not simply slap on a label and sell the same mass produced herbal products everyone else seems to be these days. From seed to sale...our products are created with purity and relief in mind."</li> <li>Azuca will offer 20% off to their online shop with this code: AZUCAGREEN Founded by Bubby's Chef, ron Silver, Azuca brings an innovative and sophisticated new approach to cannabis and CBD edibles. With their patent method, Azuca products take effect in a groundbreaking 2-15 minutes. <a href="https://www.azuca.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.azuca.co</a></li> <li>Maggie May Wilson - 15% Joy Organics with code "Metaphysical" to promote my new podcast Metaphysical AF that's on Spotify and Itunes! There are 10 episodes live which talk about all things Metaphysics and Cannabis</li> <li>White Fox - 24 hour flash sale: 45% off entire site CODE: FoxLove - White Fox™ began as a Cannabis company in 2017 inspired by the alchemy of herbs with cannabis to create a desired and focus effect for the human body, mind and spirit. White Fox™ utilizes locally sourced and hand crafted herbs along with CBD to gift you with formulations that enhance your everyday well-being and assist in intentional healing journeys. <a href="https://whitefoxnectars.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://whitefoxnectars.com</a></li> <li>DCN - I would be more than happy to offer a 30% discount on our B2B Membership package. This package includes a year of exposure on DCN in front of the DCN community. This package includes: One annual company listingCompany Listing in one DCN monthly newsletter2 Social media campaignsInstastory Promotion (up to 5x annually)One company spotlight article (New Expert Series)Able to submit up to 2 press releases on DCN’s new press release sectionAccess to exclusive member discounts, events, and offersAnd each quarter we will be releasing new incentives, offerings, and giveaways to our members."to redeem this offer, email contact@directcannabisnetwork.com and mention Your Highness"</li> <li>Treatibles - 10% discount off <a href="http://Treatibles.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Treatibles.com</a> from 4/20/19 through 4/30/19: chewscbd4pets - Treatibles was founded in 2008 on the fundamental values of compassionate care, quality ingredients, reliable information and integrity, and in 2013 became the pioneer in developing full spectrum hemp-derived CBD products for pets.* The benefits of full spectrum hemp oil include instilling calm, normal emotional balance and ease, supporting a healthy digestive tract and strong immune system, promoting healthy joints, flexibility and the body’s normal inflammatory response. Treatibles can help animals exhibiting anxiety, discomfort, loss of appetite, digestive tract issues, and more.</li> <li>Tokeativity is the Global Cannabis Community for Women. They work to empower women at the root level and forward the normalization of cannabis through in person an online events. Tokeativity is giving listeners 50% off now through the end of April. Save 50% off on Business &amp; Grassroots Memberships, Upcoming Events, Advertising, &amp; Online Classes and more! Find everything now at <a href="http://Tokeativity.com/connect" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tokeativity.com/connect</a> and use coupon code 42050 through April 30th.</li> </ol> This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Bonus episode: Happy 420!

In our 1st episode of the second season, we open with our favorite discoveries in the industry: For Diana, it is the digital network created by the awesome women at Tokeativity, and for Leah, it is the Magical Butter Machine. Our lovefest for these incredible pioneers continues, as we discuss our upcoming guests for this episode. Before we get to the amazing interviews, we talk about the benefits of meditation. Not only can this help us become more present and intentional in our daily lives, but it can help us as entrepreneurs. We also go into a few tips that help integrate this practice into our regular routines.Interviews:First, we talk to the fearless founders of Tokeativity, a global cannabis community for women. Lisa Snyder and Samantha Montanaro tell us about the latest educational offerings and the invaluable resources available, thanks to this community.Next, we hear from Jenny Argie, founder of Baked at Home. Jenny tells us about full spectrum hemp, and what made her so passionate about creating products that heal the whole body.Thanks for listening, and until next time, stay high and beautiful. Of course, by that we mean: take the higher ground, and stay beautiful in spirit. If you like our show and are looking for an outlet to promote your product or business, please contact us at yourhighnessATgmail.com.This episode is sponsored by· Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In our 1st episode of the second season, we open with our favorite discoveries in the industry: For Diana, it is the digital network created by the awesome women at Tokeativity, and for Leah, it is the Magical Butter Machine. Our lovefest for these incredible pioneers continues, as we discuss our upcoming guests for this episode.  Before we get to the amazing interviews, we talk about the benefits of meditation. Not only can this help us become more present and intentional in our daily lives, but it can help us as entrepreneurs. We also go into a few tips that help integrate this practice into our regular routines. Interviews: First, we talk to the fearless founders of Tokeativity, a global cannabis community for women. Lisa Snyder and Samantha Montanaro tell us about the latest educational offerings and the invaluable resources available, thanks to this community. Next, we hear from Jenny Argie, founder of Baked at Home. Jenny tells us about full spectrum hemp, and what made her so passionate about creating products that heal the whole body. Thanks for listening, and until next time, stay high and beautiful. Of course, by that we mean: take the higher ground, and stay beautiful in spirit. If you like our show and are looking for an outlet to promote your product or business, please contact us at <a href="http://yourhighnessATgmail.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">yourhighnessATgmail.com</a>.This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.1: The Benefits of Meditation and Cannabis

In our 15th episode, we begin once again with our favorite things, but this is a first! We have a collective favorite - Mary Jane Gift Boxes - of which we both were super lucky to receive! We review this awesome theme box and talk about the different collections! Next, we keep it on a positive note to talk about some of the exciting things we expect this year! There is so much to look forward to, even if it is sometimes difficult to hopeful! Interviews:  We start with Kim Rael, CEO of Azuca, who tells us about their latest creations. She also talks about the challenges facing an edible company, and what newcomers should know about this industry. Next, we talk to Randi Sether, Marketing Strategist at Magical Butter, about how being a fan can lead to an awesome career. Additionally, she talks about her favorite thing to make in her Magical Butter machine.  This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

In our 15th episode, we begin once again with our favorite things, but this is a first! We have a collective favorite - Mary Jane Gift Boxes - of which we both were super lucky to receive! We review this awesome theme box and talk about the different collections! Next, we keep it on a positive note to talk about some of the exciting things we expect this year! There is so much to look forward to, even if it is sometimes difficult to hopeful! Interviews: <ul> <li>We start with Kim Rael, CEO of Azuca, who tells us about their latest creations. She also talks about the challenges facing an edible company, and what newcomers should know about this industry.</li> <li>Next, we talk to Randi Sether, Marketing Strategist at Magical Butter, about how being a fan can lead to an awesome career. Additionally, she talks about her favorite thing to make in her Magical Butter machine.</li> </ul> This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.15: Some Great Things to Look Forward to in 2019

For our second episode of season two, we start with our favorite discoveries and products. For Leah, a retraction of a previous favorite discovery is in order, but she ends on a high note with discussion about the formidable Emma Chasen, and her amazing educational offerings. Diana talks about The WeedTube, a viable alternative to those who are frustrated with YouTube shutting down channels and deleting content.  This leads to a discussion about how many brands are being booted off social media, even when they don’t do anything to touch the plant. Leah and Diana talk about the many unfair ways cannabis brands are being treated on certain social media platforms, along with ways to try and avoid being booted. There is no exact science, though, if the conversation around cannabis isn’t normalized. ** We pause for a short commercial from our friends at Splimm magazine. Interviews: Our first guess is Emma Chasen, who talks about her journey from oncology and medicinal plant research to becoming an educational powerhouse in the cannabis space. Emma tells us about the importance of education in this space, along with where to find her classes. Next, we talk to Kim Sakamoto, producer of the Green Crush Podcast, about the many challenges of being a content creator in this space. She tells us about what we can expect from Green Crush in the future, and about her new business launch. Thanks for listening to Your Highness Podcast. If you would like to be featured in a future episode, or would like to inquire about sponsorship, email yourhighnesspodcast@gmail.com. You can also follow us on Twitter @HighnessPodcast. Relevant Links: The Secret to Marketing Marijuana Lies With Cannabis Influencers Why Is YouTube Cracking Down on Cannabis Videos? Cannabis &amp; Social Media: Tips to Avoid Getting Your Pages Shut Down How the growing weed industry gets around anti-cannabis ad policies on Facebook and other platforms The Secret to Marketing Marijuana Lies With Cannabis Influencers This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

For our second episode of season two, we start with our favorite discoveries and products. For Leah, a retraction of a previous favorite discovery is in order, but she ends on a high note with discussion about the formidable Emma Chasen, and her amazing educational offerings. Diana talks about The WeedTube, a viable alternative to those who are frustrated with YouTube shutting down channels and deleting content.  This leads to a discussion about how many brands are being booted off social media, even when they don’t do anything to touch the plant. Leah and Diana talk about the many unfair ways cannabis brands are being treated on certain social media platforms, along with ways to try and avoid being booted. There is no exact science, though, if the conversation around cannabis isn’t normalized. ** We pause for a short commercial from our friends at Splimm magazine. Interviews: Our first guess is Emma Chasen, who talks about her journey from oncology and medicinal plant research to becoming an educational powerhouse in the cannabis space. Emma tells us about the importance of education in this space, along with where to find her classes. Next, we talk to Kim Sakamoto, producer of the Green Crush Podcast, about the many challenges of being a content creator in this space. She tells us about what we can expect from Green Crush in the future, and about her new business launch. Thanks for listening to Your Highness Podcast. If you would like to be featured in a future episode, or would like to inquire about sponsorship, email yourhighnesspodcast@gmail.com. You can also follow us on Twitter @HighnessPodcast. Relevant Links: The Secret to Marketing Marijuana Lies With Cannabis Influencers Why Is YouTube Cracking Down on Cannabis Videos? Cannabis &amp; Social Media: Tips to Avoid Getting Your Pages Shut Down How the growing weed industry gets around anti-cannabis ad policies on Facebook and other platforms The Secret to Marketing Marijuana Lies With Cannabis Influencers This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.2: How to Avoid Getting Kicked Off Social Media as a Brand

For our 25th episode, Diana begins with her favorite new thing, an informative series of children's books helping the entire family understand the history of cannabis and hemp. Leah's favorite new thing is a book written by future guest, Higher Etiquette: A Guide to the World of Cannabis, from Dispensaries to Dinner Parties.  Next, we talk about the benefits of surrounding yourself with people over 30 as a business or brand, and just the overall upsides to having a varied past and bringing it to this emerging industry. Interviews:- First, we speak to Carole Shashona: acclaimed designer, Feng Shui Grand Master, health and wellness expert, and pioneering entrepreneur, about the meanings behind her luxury jewelry designs. Shashana also discusses her design journey, and tells us about what inspires her.  Next, we talk to Teri Gorman, Director of Community Relations and Patient Affairs for Maui Grown Therapies, about the medical cannabis program in Hawaii. Gorman also discusses the reciprocity program, and what brought her to the cannabis space.   We also pause for a word about Peak Extracts and an upcoming educational event sponsored by Alpha Woman Co. We appreciate all your support! Please do reach out with suggestions or introductions if you’d like to be involved in the show. Email yourhighnesspodcast@gmail.com for more information on being a guest, having products reviewed, or sponsoring our show and elevating your exposure. Relevant Links: Older Dispensary Workers Find Lack of Support Looking to Change Careers? Cannabis Industry Looking for Workers  This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

For our 25th episode, Diana begins with her favorite new thing, an informative series of children's books helping the entire family understand the history of cannabis and hemp. Leah's favorite new thing is a book written by future guest, Higher Etiquette: A Guide to the World of Cannabis, from Dispensaries to Dinner Parties.  Next, we talk about the benefits of surrounding yourself with people over 30 as a business or brand, and just the overall upsides to having a varied past and bringing it to this emerging industry. Interviews:- First, we speak to Carole Shashona: acclaimed designer, Feng Shui Grand Master, health and wellness expert, and pioneering entrepreneur, about the meanings behind her luxury jewelry designs. Shashana also discusses her design journey, and tells us about what inspires her. <ul> <li>Next, we talk to Teri Gorman, Director of Community Relations and Patient Affairs for Maui Grown Therapies, about the medical cannabis program in Hawaii. Gorman also discusses the reciprocity program, and what brought her to the cannabis space. </li> </ul> <ul> <li>We also pause for a word about Peak Extracts and an upcoming educational event sponsored by Alpha Woman Co. We appreciate all your support! Please do reach out with suggestions or introductions if you’d like to be involved in the show. Email yourhighnesspodcast@gmail.com for more information on being a guest, having products reviewed, or sponsoring our show and elevating your exposure. Relevant Links: Older Dispensary Workers Find Lack of Support Looking to Change Careers? Cannabis Industry Looking for Workers</li> </ul> This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.25: Age and Experience in Cannabis

We decided to forego our usual favorite things in lieu of a brief discussion about a couple of things that are happening in cannabis right now. Keeping the conversation going about things like sexual harassment in the workplace and accidental consumption will force us as an industry to change the approach to these problems. Normalizing talk around uncomfortable topics is the first step toward real change. Interviews:  First, we talk to half of an awesome mother/daughter team: Tara Mulvihill, Co-Owner/Operator/OLCC cannabis producer at Phillips Field Facility. She talks about her unique business, and how she came to a partnership with her mother.  Next, we talk to Scarlet Ravin, founder of White Fox Medicinals, who shares why women in cannabis don't need to compete with each other. She also tells us about the alchemy of her incredible products, and about how cannabinoids play a role in preventative medicine.  Until next time, contact us at yourhighnesspodcastATgmail for questions and concerns. Thank you for your support! Relevant Links: Time Management Hacks That Very Successful People Practice Daily Marc Emery’s #MeToo Moment: The Dark Side of Cannabis Culture #MeToo And The Marijuana Industry: Ignore Harassment Policies At Your Own Peril Marijuana retailer MedMen facing potential class action lawsuit from former employees  This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

We decided to forego our usual favorite things in lieu of a brief discussion about a couple of things that are happening in cannabis right now. Keeping the conversation going about things like sexual harassment in the workplace and accidental consumption will force us as an industry to change the approach to these problems. Normalizing talk around uncomfortable topics is the first step toward real change. Interviews: <ul> <li>First, we talk to half of an awesome mother/daughter team: Tara Mulvihill, Co-Owner/Operator/OLCC cannabis producer at Phillips Field Facility. She talks about her unique business, and how she came to a partnership with her mother. </li> <li>Next, we talk to Scarlet Ravin, founder of White Fox Medicinals, who shares why women in cannabis don't need to compete with each other. She also tells us about the alchemy of her incredible products, and about how cannabinoids play a role in preventative medicine.  Until next time, contact us at yourhighnesspodcastATgmail for questions and concerns. Thank you for your support! Relevant Links: Time Management Hacks That Very Successful People Practice Daily Marc Emery’s #MeToo Moment: The Dark Side of Cannabis Culture #MeToo And The Marijuana Industry: Ignore Harassment Policies At Your Own Peril Marijuana retailer MedMen facing potential class action lawsuit from former employees</li> </ul> This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.18: Avoiding Burnout When Starting Your New Business

In this episode, we start with our favorite discoveries: for Leah, it was Cannabis Cooking Magazine(we will have the founders on very soon!), and for Diana, it was The Feel Collection.   Next, we talk about the importance of being an advocate for cannabis, especially when being an entrepreneur in this space. We go over some ways to include advocacy in your business plan, and reasons why this practice matters. Interviews:  First, we talk to Ashley Picillo, author of Breaking the Grass Ceiling: Women, Weed &amp; Business. She talks about the journey that brought the book to life, and shares her experience in the cannabis space. Next, we talk to Windy Borman, Director and Executive Producer for Mary Janes Film: The Women Of Weed. She tells us about how the documentary came to be, and how a person can host a screening in their town. Until next time, we thank the women in this space for making this industry a possibility in the first place. Reach out with questions, concerns, or compliments to yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com. Follow us on Instagram or Twitter!  This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, we start with our favorite discoveries: for Leah, it was Cannabis Cooking Magazine(we will have the founders on very soon!), and for Diana, it was The Feel Collection.   Next, we talk about the importance of being an advocate for cannabis, especially when being an entrepreneur in this space. We go over some ways to include advocacy in your business plan, and reasons why this practice matters. Interviews: <ul> <li>First, we talk to Ashley Picillo, author of Breaking the Grass Ceiling: Women, Weed &amp; Business. She talks about the journey that brought the book to life, and shares her experience in the cannabis space.</li> <li>Next, we talk to Windy Borman, Director and Executive Producer for Mary Janes Film: The Women Of Weed. She tells us about how the documentary came to be, and how a person can host a screening in their town. Until next time, we thank the women in this space for making this industry a possibility in the first place. Reach out with questions, concerns, or compliments to <a href="http://yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com</a>. Follow us on Instagram or Twitter!</li> </ul> This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Episode 2.9: Advocacy As An Entrepreneur

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