In this enlightening episode of “Let’s Be Blunt with Montel,” we are zooming in on the realm of cannabis testing and how innovative solutions
are helping the industry evolve safely and efficiently. Join host Montel Williams as he sits down with Dr. Nathan Johnson, Ph.D., the President and CEO of Verne Bio. With an impressive background spanning microbiology, molecular biology, and bioinformatics,
Nathan has been a pioneer in developing cutting-edge testing solutions for cannabis and hemp.
Key Discussions in This Episode:
Introduction to Verne Bio: Discover how Dr. Nathan Johnson found his way into the cannabis industry and the fascinating story behind
the creation of Verne Bio.
Unique Solutions: Learn about Verne Bio’s mission and the unique testing solutions they offer that transform the cannabis and hemp
industry, especially for small-scale farmers.
Innovations: Gain insights into the i-Test kit, its convenience, efficiency, and the challenges faced during its development.
AI in Testing: Understand how Verne Bio leverages artificial intelligence to improve testing accuracy and efficiency.
Future Developments: Get a sneak peek into new innovations and products currently in development at Verne Bio.
Reliability and Consistency: Hear about the measures taken to ensure the reliability and consistency of results from Verne Bio’s
testing services.
Sustainability Practices: Discuss the importance of sustainability in their testing solutions and practices.
Support for Farmers: Learn how Verne Bio supports farmers and the broader industry beyond just technology.
Education and Success Stories: Explore the role of education in helping farmers understand and implement new technologies and hear
success stories from farmers who have used Verne Bio’s solutions.
Industry Challenges and Opportunities: Reflect on the challenges Verne Bio has faced and the opportunities Dr. Johnson sees on the
horizon.
Changing Perceptions: Delve into how the perception of cannabis and hemp testing has changed within the industry in recent years.
Remember, the key to success in this industry is staying informed and adapting to changes. Until next time, stay curious and keep the conversation going.
Tune in to this episode for an in-depth look at the future of cannabis testing and how innovative solutions are paving the way for a safer,
more efficient industry.
In the A Block of Cannabis Coast to Coast News this week, PCM TV Founder Jimmy Young fills in for the vacationing Alaina Pinto with anchor assists from Amie Carter in Michigan, Karen Black in Arizona, Tina Tasaka in Nevada, and Kimmie Cannabis in Oklahoma. The NCIA ‘s 13th annual lobby days in Washington DC, is the focus of this weeks news show. It’s kind of like, a day in the life of a cannabis lobbyist like the Executive Director of the NCIA Aaron Smith. Appearances and awards for STATES 2.0 ACT sponsors from Congress, Dave Joyce (R) Ohio and Dina Titus (D) from Nevada; On location interviews with Jenny Lamboy from Hybrid Marketing & Vice Chair of NCIA’s Marketing and Advertising Committee.
In this heartening episode of “Let’s Be Blunt with Montel,” we uncover the remarkable account of Adam Beltran, a stroke survivor whose path to recovery has been uniquely intertwined with cannabis therapy. After facing
the harrowing trials post-stroke, Adam’s quest for healing brought him to the burgeoning world of medicinal cannabis—a decision that not only facilitated his physical recuperation but also spurred a personal transformation.
The conversation reaches deep into the societal misconceptions and medical possibilities surrounding cannabis use. From initial reluctance to passionate advocacy, Adam’s transformation offers listeners an intimate look at
the powerful impact of alternative therapies. With gratitude to Dustin Hoxworth and the team at Fat Nuts magazine for spotlighting this inspiring tale, we’re set to explore the intersection of adversity and the pioneering spirit.
Join us as we discuss Adam’s pivot from traditional recovery methods to cannabis, the reactions of friends and family to his unconventional choice, and the founding of Cannabis Intentions. We’ll also hear about his firsthand
experiences working as a budtender, where he gathered insights from consumers that shaped his understanding of cannabis’s diverse therapeutic roles.
Adam’s advice for those considering cannabis for health reasons is a testament to the potential of open-mindedness in face of personal and collective health challenges. His story isn’t just about personal perseverance; it’s
a dialogue on progress, understanding, and the evolving landscape of cannabis in modern wellness.
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