• California Cannabis Token Tuesday Episode 7: Cannabis Talks, Social Equity, and Sports

  • Aug 13 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 1 min
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California Cannabis Token Tuesday Episode 7: Cannabis Talks, Social Equity, and Sports

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  • Welcome to Token Tuesday! We’re diving into all the cannabis world vibes with Marco and Virgil. This episode, we’re chatting about the business, missing our boy Keefe, and running through what's hot in the Olympics. We’re also laying down some real talk about the challenges Black folks face in the cannabis industry, the highs and lows of social equity, and the disconnect in the business. You know how we do - it’s off-the-cuff and powered by the best cannabis in the West. #CannabisCommunity #SocialEquity #CannabisIndustry #BlackEntrepreneurs #CaliforniaCannabis #Olympics #PoliticalActivism #TokenTuesday

    00:00 Introduction to Token Tuesday
    00:59 Cannabis Industry Insights
    01:17 Olympics and Sports Politics
    03:11 Challenges for Blacks in Cannabis
    05:51 Business Mindset and Identity
    12:11 Social Equity Program
    19:13 Historical Figures in Cannabis
    27:44 Reflecting on Achievements and Legacy
    30:25 Challenges of Cannabis Regulation
    31:53 The Impact of Uninformed Leadership
    36:36 The Disconnect in the Cannabis Industry
    52:16 The Issue of Absent Owners
    56:19 California's Cannabis Market Dynamics
    59:32 Conclusion and Future Topics

    Connect with me at https://konect.to/VirgilGrant
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