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A look at cannabis sales over the last year, a glimpse at the big savings of 50 states with medical cannabis access, a movement to bring closure to the exploding number of illicit sites selling cannabis, we tease about upcoming changes as we approach six years of producing the podcast. An arbitrator finds no impairment at work from cannabis. We introduce a new player in the cannabis space on Cultivar Corner. Six One Charlie was built by veterans for veterans, and we sample their Dopeamine.
Healthcare savings to build
Arbitrator rules no impairment
Shut down illicit on-line
Cannabis sales levelling off
Six One Charlie Dopeamine
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We take the harvest one step further and I share my temple ball creation, we get a reminder about CHS - Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome and things to watch for, more health concerns regarding cannabis and head/neck cancers, sales were up in BC last year and we’re going to the islands for Cultivar Corner, Salt Spring Magi and Timmy’s OG Shark.
Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome
Cannabis and Head and Neck
BC Sales increase
Closing to reset
Salt Spring Magi Timmy's OG Shark
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I have a conversation with Beth Jasinski who recently started Canna Fitness to help women discover the benefits of adding cannabis to their fitness routine, I share the details of my 2024 garden grow and we stop on Cultivar Corner to visit Stonegrove from Golden BC. Their "Golden standard" GUMI is up for sampling.
Canna Fitness
Stonegrove Cannabis
Autolicious Seeds
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I make you aware of the upcoming Summer Sesh in Richmond, an opinion piece that suggests better testing will help the industry, are you up for Smokeless September, cannabis may help keep you young, some great tips for better harvest and a new study suggest THC and CBD interact differently than we thought. On Cultivar Corner it’s Happy Hour Harmony Haze.
Smokeless September
Tokyo stores go up in smoke
Summer Sesh in Richmond
THC & CBD interact differently
Herbal Dispatch Harmony Haze
Post harvest tips
More rigorous testing?
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I take a two part dive into the complexity and magic in terpenes, a look at the provinces taking the lead in cannabis change while the feds twiddle their thumbs, a renewed interest in cannabis seeds, the podcast makes number 2 on the Top 25 Canadian Cannabis potcasts for 2024. I stop for some concentrates on Cultivar Corner with Pura Vida Legacy Zombie Kush Cured resin JUMBO jar – tasty.
Interest in seeds
The scents of terpenes
Boxing glove gummies
Top 2024 Canadian Cannabis Podcasts
Pura Vida at OCS
Pure Vida Website
Province leading feds
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This episode we look at changing cannabis markets, the increase in cannabis drink consumption, how cannabis may help in the opioid crisis, how pot helped John Lennon keep his contacts in, and ask when was the last time you gave your dog a bong? On Cultivar Corner, we sample from Summerland’s JBuds Quantum Kiwi.
Changing cannabis markets
Cannabis help opioid problem
Give your dog a bong
John Lennon's contacts and pot
Cannabis drink compared to alcohol
Florida governor blames Canada
JBuds Craft Cannabis
Information on Quantum Kiwi
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I introduce you to Allison Benedict, the owner of Pause Consumption Lounge. She has plans for consumption lounges in our future plus a passion for cannabis. I look at a new program at the OCS where they are adding a second level of testing for cannabis, a cannabis extract recall and going for something cheap but effective with SuperToast Citrus Abduction hoagie on Cultivar Corner.
Additional cannabis testing
Allison Benedict - owner of Pause Consumption Lounge
Cannabis extracts recalled
Super Toast Hoagies Citrus Abduction
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I express some angst over the old cannabis still waiting for purchase, an Illicit product gets discovered on the highway, another US state legalizes and a long running cannabis buyers club gets a big fine. I look at a couple stories about innovation and some advice for growing at home. We still do visit Cultivar Corner for Lasqueti Cannabis and Gas Truffle.
Ohio gets started
Home grown advice
Victoria Buyers Clube gets fine
Lasqueti Cannabis
Cannabis industry thrives on innovation
New nanoemulsion tech
Pallets found in highway stop
Home grown solutions
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Some summer travel advice to leave your cannabis at home when heading to the border, our catalogs of available cannabis are up for review, does Germany hold a place in cannabis’ future, Uber eats tries to bite into the cannabis delivery pie, without delivering, and we ask if cannabis product samplings is producing any return on investments. Time for a delightful stop on Cultivar Corner for Royal Harvest Frosted Fruit Cake.
Be careful at the border
Changes coming to OCS
Future of cannabis?
Royal Harvest - Your grower's grower
Caught with stained paper
Uber eats and Leafly delivery?
Does sampling have ROI?
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With Alberta and BC getting along better over wine some would like to see the same for cannabis, the California state fair’s experiment with cannabis has been a big success, Victoria Cannabis Company gets closer to opening their Farmgate location and are women affected differently by THC? I stop at Cultivar Corner again for Amani Craft – Turbulence premium smalls.
Alberta BC Inter-trade
California state fair success
Amani Craft Turbulence smalls
Farmgate gets closer
Are women more sensitive to THC?
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I talk with Che Leblanc, from Rosebud Farms about this years Unicorn Music Festival and The Rosebud bowl, cannabis competition coming up in August, Snoop Dawg opens his first store in California, many would like to begin clinical trials but finding the right cannabis is proving difficult and one chain seeking to dominate is doing some layoffs, we stop on Cultivar Corner for BC Smalls Guava Trainwreck!
Snoop Dawg opens SWED
The Unicorn Music Festival
The Rosebud Bowl
Cannabis hard to find for clinical trials
BC Smalls Guava Trainwreck
SNDL lay offs
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We explore how some micro expansion could help others, some medical awareness for cannabis, a look at one state where hemp derived beverages are booming, the expanding footprint for cannabis consumption spaces across the country, and some of the myth in the white ash, black ash debate and lots of white ash on Cultivar Corner with a sense of peace – we sample Amani Craft Gastropop!
Expanding processing benefits all
Cardiovascular risk
More testing positive for cannabis
Amani Craft Gastropop
Minnesota beverage boom
Consumption spaces growing
White ash black ash
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In episode 163 a couple of stories on cannabis in other countries around the world, a deeper dive into CBN and it’s helpful sleep properties, a province steps up to legislate cannabis freshness, some positive growth news from a couple cannabis companies in Alberta, the industry responds to upcoming changes and would like a few more, another study finds seniors respond well to cannabis therapy, are the labels on your vape cartridge accurate?
Brazil yes/no on cannabis
Fines in Australia
What is CBN?
Manitoba legislates freshness
Companies show stability
Pure Sun Farms Kush God
Industry says change is good more needed
Doubt about oils
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This episode we say “see you soon” to some members of the Cannabis Potcast family, discover a new patio space in Mission, the mixed reaction to Health Canada’s proposed change to micro-canopy space, a review of Bisabolol and Limonene terpenes, a stop on Cultivar Corner for Rocky Mountain Cannabis’ Mercy, a deep dive into live resin, help from cannabis for your mood and the NCAA finally realizes cannabis doesn’t help with athletic performance.
Patio space opens
Many opinions on canopy space
Bisabolol
Limonene
Rocky Mountain Cannabis
Live Resin
Helps with mood
NCAA Eases cannabis concerns
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In this episode we confirm no excise changes this year, California sets a new mark with cannabis sales and consumption at their state fair, cannabis playing a bigger role as the population ages, Canada hopes to lead the world in cannabis tourism, unions are now a big part of cannabis retail in Victoria, the NFL funds some research on treating concussions with cannabis, while a new study points to the anti-inflammatory properties of cannabis. On Cultivar Corner a I revisit Kelowna’s Valhalla Flwr and we dive into the taste sensations of Landslide.
No excise changes yet
Cannabis at the fair
Cannabis for aging
Canada cannabis tourism leader
Valhalla Flower Landslide
Cannabis Store Unions
NFL pays for concussion research
The new anti-inflammatory
2 of every 5 dollars spent to government
Indiva seeks protection
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The frequent messaging finally gets through to the federal government on cannabis regulations. We’ll look at some of those changes and encourage you to add your comment by July 8. We identify the source of the skunk smell in cannabis, discover that Manitobans are still waiting to grow their weed, find some senior’s challenged by edibles, Salt Spring island only big enough for one cannabis store and we review an industry gathering in Kelowna last week. I stop on Cultivar for more delights from the Kootenays, Sweetgrass ’91 Octane.
Changes proposed for regulations
Growing relationships
Salt Spring not big enough for two
Regulation changes and your comments
Sweetgrass 91 Octane
Seniors and edibles
BC Craft farmers heard
Manitobans still can't grow
Health Canada recall
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In this episode we question the mango myrcene lore, have a profile on Kootenay Cultivar, wonder if Colorado is still a cannabis legalization leader, Alberta is opening the door to white labelling, grow ‘em if you want ‘em in Manitoba, the price of cannabis in the circus and a fond farewell to my brother Bill. On Cultivar Corner we’re going back to the orchard – Orchard Cannabis Apple Flapjacks!
Colorado still a leader?
Manitoba is now growing
Cannabis at the circus
Get to know Kootenay Cultivar
White label coming to Alberta
Orchard Cannabis Flower
Canopy CEO losing patience
Mangoes and myrcene
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In this episode a couple of stories on a failed break-in, compliance and enforcement efforts continue, the cannabis activity of a couple celebrities, hospital visits up post legalization- sort of, daily cannabis use has exceeded daily alcohol use for the first time, a French mayor has a large stash and we ask what is THCP? On Cultivar Corner – it’s a gold medal round with Ross’ Gold Organic Mango gold!
Nikki detained
Mike takes a break
More hospital visits?
Break in Failure 1 Break in failure with video
Compliance enforcement
Cannabis tops alcohol in daily use
What is THCP?
Mayor's stash
Ross' Gold website
Ross' Gold Mango Gold
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This episode we continue with part two of cannabis and sex, we look to become the world leader in cannabis tourism, THE BC LCDB has realized they need to do a better job of stock rotation, maybe Agriculture Canada would be better to oversee cannabis, a lawsuit in Quebec for having to make “blind” purchases, some new thoughts on help for chronic pain, and on Cultivar Corner back to the Shuswap for Cake and Caviar’s Blueberry Yum Yum.
Cannabis and sex
Chronic pain relief
Canada leads in cannabis tourism
Cake & Caviar Blueberry Yum Yum
SQDC under fire
Moving cannabis to agriculture
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This episode a topic everyone is interested in - cannabis and sex, the horrors of the hop latent viroid and it’s impact on the cannabis industry, some advice to stay away from cannabis stocks, hope that the US reclassification of cannabis will lead to more research and we’ll add some colour with flavonoids. On Cultivar Corner we head back to the coast, Broken Coast and their sativa Emergenz!
Weed stock caution
Cannabis and sex
Rescheduling impact on research
Hop latent viroid
Understanding flavinoids
Broken Coast Emergenz
Broken Coast
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