Cannabis Business

Angelo Muscari has been in the medical cannabis space for more than 5 years. He is the clinic manager of Hybrid Pharm in Ottawa, a pharmacist with a focus on cannabis. In this video, he speaks about Ottawa, insurance and taxes for medical patients, and the future of medical cannabis in Canada. 

Kevin Jodrey has been in the cannabis industry for more than 40 years experience (can you believe it?). He's one of the foremost growers in California. In this video, he talks about organic/permaculture commercial cannabis growing and the history of cannabis in California. Kevin imparts gems of wisdom and is one of this industry's prominent mover and shaker.  For more info: https://www.kevinjodrey.com/. To sign up to monthly newsletter: https://uxbigideas.com/

Cy Williams started Canada's first coast to coast print magazine dedicated to cannabis culture. In this episode, Cy gives listeners a look at his start in Toronto and his experiences in Canada. As the editor and publisher, Cy has become one of the industry's prominent cannabis influencers in Canada. 

Host Milton Wani talks to Johnny Perricone, CEO of Sun Grown Zero, about his career in the cannabis industry and how his company's patented indoor lighting system has revolutionized the industry. We talk about the history of California and the Emerald Triangle, closing with some advice for new craft and commercial growers before they start.

Richard Carleton, CEO of the Canadian Securities Exchange, discuss the nature of investing in the cannabis companies. We discuss ideas and approaches on how to invest and operate in this new market.

Kristen Yoder, a 13-years experienced, California cannabis industry expert who advises investors and startup businesses. We discuss women in the cannabis industry, California's cannabis laws, and the myths in the industry.

Christopher Alonso, digital marketer and medical user, discusses his experiences with building Facebook groups and websites. We discuss what it is like to live in Quebec with legal cannabis.

Reena Rampersad discusses experiences with the emerging edible market in Canada and her passion in regards to amnesty and fair representation of diversity in the cannabis industry.