Welcome back to another enlightening episode of “Let’s Be Blunt with Montel.” We’re thrilled to have David Paleschuck, a branding expert who’s worked with giants like American Express, MasterCard, PepsiCo, and Microsoft,
joining us. Since venturing into the cannabis industry in 2012, David has become a pioneer in cannabis branding and marketing.
In this episode, David and Montel discuss the intricate language of cannabis, examining how words shape perceptions, influence legislation, and either unify or divide us. With his new book, “Cannabis vs. Marijuana: Language,
Landscape, and Context,” David dives deep into the significance of cannabis terminology and its impact on society.
Key Points:
David’s transition from mainstream brand-building to cannabis branding
Insights from “Branding Bud: The Commercialization of Cannabis”
The motivation behind “Cannabis vs. Marijuana” and why the distinction between these terms matters
How language evolution impacts legal and social frameworks surrounding cannabis
Examples of misused words within the industry
Implications of the DEA potentially reclassifying cannabis
Navigating linguistic challenges in branding and marketing within the cannabis industry
Media’s role in shaping cannabis terminology
Effective marketing strategies amidst advertising restrictions
Innovative products in the cannabis marketplace
Future predictions for the evolution of cannabis globally
David’s expertise and insights make this episode a must-listen for anyone involved in or curious about the cannabis industry. Tune in to understand how language plays a crucial role in shaping the future of cannabis.
Listen now and be sure to grab a copy of David’s latest book, “Cannabis vs. Marijuana: Language, Landscape, and Context,” to stay ahead in the cannabis conversation.
Stay informed, stay elevated, and keep the conversation going.
In the second section or B Block of this week’s Cannabis Coast to Coast Neww with Alaina Pinto, stories on: Mom in Ohio gets a surprise bonus at the Burger King in Hamilton, Ohio. Plus Texas has 7000 working dispensaries selling hot hemp; State reports from Xavier Jaillet in Colorado; Christina Brisson in Ohio; Karen Black in Arizona; Tina Tasaka in Nevada and Tribal Nations update.Full show on PCM TV APP or procannabismedia.com home page.
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