In this insightful episode of “Let’s Be Blunt with Montel,” we explore the dynamic landscape of the cannabis industry with industry pioneer Jason
Vedadi, CEO of Story Cannabis. With a rich background in real estate development and finance, Jason has been at the forefront of cannabis entrepreneurship, co-founding Harvest Health and Recreation, and playing a pivotal role in its merger with Trulieve. Join
us as Jason shares his expert insights on the future of cannabis at both the state and federal levels and why legalization is a critical issue in the upcoming presidential election.
Discover how cannabis has become a significant factor in battleground states, influencing voter turnout and policy decisions. Jason provides a
deep dive into the challenges and opportunities facing the industry, including the implications of cannabis rescheduling, the evolving relationship with pharmaceutical, alcohol, and tobacco industries, and the impact on market trends and consumer perceptions.
We also discuss the role of cannabis in addressing the opioid crisis, the importance of sustainability and ethical practices, and how social equity
programs can be improved to serve underrepresented communities. Aspiring entrepreneurs will find valuable advice on entering the cannabis market and navigating current federal regulations.
Don’t miss Jason’s thought-provoking perspectives on the future of cannabis and how industry leaders can collaborate to advocate for sensible legislation.
For more on Jason’s viewpoints, be sure to read his recent op-ed in mg magazine. Tune in to this episode of “Let’s Be Blunt with Montel” for an enlightening discussion on the pivotal role of cannabis in shaping the future.
This is the second section of the full show of Weed Talk News with Alaina Pinto – 4-29 available on demand on the home page of Procannabismedia.com. In the B Block, an edible maker in Michigan gets a “cease and desist” from Tootsie Roll_LeVanna Vassau reports on California, Harry Bernstein from Ohio, and Debi Facey in Canada.
I just don’t understand how the act of taking a knee became disrespectful… Unless it’s not really about the act of taking a knee…
Oh, and the NFL Commissioner ought to apologize to Colin Kaepernick.
The Associated Press and Tom Angell’s Marijuana Moment has broken the story that the DEA has rescheduled cannabis to schedule 3 of the CSA. THIS DOES NOT LEGALIZE THE PLANT OR DECIMINALIZE IT. It does rid the industry of the unjust 280E Tax code that didn’t allow the industry to write off business expenses that every other business.