In this enlightening episode of “Let’s Be Blunt with Montel,” host Montel Williams engages in a heartfelt conversation with Bob Patton, the visionary chairman of Green Meadows, a family-owned cannabis dispensary in Massachusetts.
With his multifaceted experiences ranging from literature and journalism to leading a socially responsible cannabis business, Bob shares insights on how his storied family history intertwined with sustainable farming and community impact.
Bob Patton comes from a long line of distinguished individuals who have left their mark on history. His great-grandfather was the legendary General George S. Patton, known for his strategic brilliance and leadership in World
War II. Bob’s father, General George Patton IV, continued the family legacy and served as a highly decorated military officer himself.
We explore the poignant history of Green Meadows, as it transitioned from the famous Patton family horse farm established by General George S. Patton, to a trailblazer in eco-friendly cannabis production. Bob discusses the
importance of community-oriented business practices and reveals his strategies for other dispensaries aiming to go green.
The discussion spans topics such as family legacy and the role younger generations might play in the cannabis industry, the connection between organic practices, product quality, consumer wellbeing, and Bob’s own work on
“The Pattons: A Personal History of an American Family”.
An advocate for veterans, Bob shares the milestones of the Patton Veterans Project and Green Meadows’ dedication to assisting those with PTSD. We also uncover the community enrichment fostered by Green Meadows through various
events that emphasize the positive aspects of cannabis.
Addressing misconceptions about cannabis, especially in the veteran community, poses unique challenges. Bob weighs in with his perspective on shifting attitudes and fostering understanding.
Lastly, listeners are treated to a sneak peek into Bob Patton’s upcoming book series, adding another layer to the illustrious Patton narrative.
Join Montel as he dives deep into the rich tapestry of the Patton family’s commitment to excellence, from military history to modern-day cannabis advocacy, on “Let’s Be Blunt with Montel.”
This is the second part or the B Block of this week’s Weed Talk News. PCM founder Jimmy Young provides an editorial on the letter Senator Romney sent to the DEA urging them to leave cannabis on schedule 1, with no medical application. Plus Karen Black shares details about the new sales record in the Arizona report. Doug Miller looks at the impact of Germany’s new legal adult market on the publicly traded companies who are already doing business in Europe’s newest legal country. Amie Carter is back with her Michigan report and Matthew Friedlander in Washington State.
Let’s Be Blunt is a podcast hosted by Montel Williams, that explores the intersection of cannabis, activism, health, and wellness. The podcast works to bridge the gap between common cannabis knowledge and in-depth research, while also giving high-profile guests a chance to “be blunt” about their lives, what they’re passionate about, and what they believe in. The goal of the podcast is to empower listeners with knowledge about the cannabis space by answering frequently asked questions in a simple, digestible way from experts in the industry. Occasionally the podcast will cover noncannabis related topical conversations. Currently, the podcast is running a Magical Butter Machine giveaway. Check the contest rules and regulations on the channel’s homepage for details. New episodes every Thursday.
So this is the final section of our weekly Weed Talk News, Alaina Pinto will be back next week. Reports from Debi Facey in Canada, Tina Tasaka in Nevada, and an excerpt from Cannabis Legalization News from Sunday the 31st with Thomas Howard and Miggy. https://youtu.be/Dr_OXt3YXKw A link to the whole show