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Medical Cannabis Adds Deep Inspiration To Hope Grows For Autism

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Erica Daniels PHOTO COURTESY: ERICA DANIELS

WB: Erica, please tell me about yourself? What is your inspiration to our plant? I understand your son has been helped by the healing component of cannabis? Please tell me about this?

Erica Daniels=ED:I am an activist, entrepreneur, author, healthy cook, loud music lover, community educator and mother. After my son was diagnosed in 2007, my life changed and gained new purpose. Since, I have focused on research, education and advocacy of natural health treatments for autism. 

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Getting Granular With Troy Meadows For 2020: The Legion Of Bloom

Troy is seen hand trimming his gorgeous cannabis for his selections
Troy in greenhouse 
NATALIE MEADOWS

Warren Bobrow=WB: Tell me about your company? Who is your inspiration? Do you have a mentor(s)? Who are they?

  TM = Troy Meadows: The Legion of Bloom is a values-driven company founded by myself and four of my long-time friends and partners in advocating for cannabis. As established cultivators in the medical market, we started the LEGION with the ethos to craft unique cannabis experiences that we would be proud to share with our friends and families. 

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Jeremy O’Keefe, CEO: Yobi, Dives Deep Into Five Analytical Questions

Jeremy O'Keefe, CEO and founder of Yobi // Credit: Yobi
Jeremy O’Keefe, CEO and founder of Yobi
Credit: Yobi

Warren Bobrow=WB: Where are you from? Why cannabis? What is your background in technology? What are the highlights so far?

Jeremy O’Keefe=JO: I was born in Ohio and spent almost a decade in the military, so I’ve lived in all regions of the USA. I served in the Air Force as an electronic warfare technician and after I transitioned to civilian life, I decided to use my G.I. Bill to pursue a computer science degree from UNLV. I’ve been in the desert ever since!

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Five Textured Questions With Seti: Creative Director Of Cut & Dry Flower

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Cut & Dry 
IAN SHIVER

I had the opportunity to smoke a small sample of Cut & Dry cannabis recently and wanted dig deeper into the brand. What follows is an interview with Seti, which is his real name, like Madonna or Sting also go by one name. I get it Seti, I’m the one who is honored to know someone with just one name, it’s really cool.

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Jay Evans, CEO Of Keirton Reaches Deeply Into Seven Questions

Jay Evans, CEO

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Warren Bobrow=WB: Please tell me about yourself. What was your path to our plant?

Jay Evans=JE: My fascination with cannabis really took off around the time it became legal for medical use in Canada in 2001. I saw how resource-intensive the production of medical cannabis was – the harvest and production of cannabis took tens of people, if not more. The result was a lot of strain on the supply chain and, ultimately, meant that the people that needed it most were having systemic issues accessing good quality, reliable cannabis.

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Digging Deeper With Scott Goldie: CEO/Founder Of Goldenseed

man in a greenhouse surrounded by vibrant green cannabis plants
Scott Goldie PHOTO COURTESY: GOLDENSEED

WB: Please tell me about yourself?

Scott Goldie=SG:

SG: I’ve spent most of my 30-year professional life in real estate – in finance, consulting, entitlement, development, environmental remediation and homebuilding. In the past five years, we started looking at opportunities to acquire operating companies that had valuable real estate assets. The first major investment was the Napa Valley Wine Train, where in addition to running a great and profitable excursion train, we acquired 17 parcels of land not required to run the railroad. We have sold some and will develop apartments, hotels, workforce housing and commercial on the others. It is a long-term hold.

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Five Richly Textured Questions For Tina Gordon: Founder-Moon Made Farms

Tina Gordon in the forest of trees
Moon Made Farms. Humboldt County, Ca. 2019 ©
KRISTEN ANGELO 2019

Tina Gordon is the founder and owner of Moon Made Farms, a small Emerald Triangle cannabis farm in Southern Humboldt County. With a background as a rock drummer, producer, event promoter, and documentary filmmaker, Tina moved to Humboldt in 2007 when, through a serendipitous twist, a special stretch of land belonging to her female drummer mentor became her home. Tina set about developing the 40 acres that would become Moon Made Farms — a farm, collective, and center of agricultural innovation. Today, Tina thrives as an active cannabis farmer and advocate, serving on the boards of the International Cannabis Farmers Association and Sun + Earth Certified and providing flower to the prestigious Northern California cannabis distributor Flow Kana.

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Chronic: The New CBD Cocktail

How a leafy green plant is spreading its seeds within a billion dollar industry

Mixologists have entered a new era behind the bar. Guests are gravitating towards more interesting ingredients, the more bizarre, the better. One unlikely element popping up on bar menus is Cannabidiol oil, more commonly known as CBD. Bartenders across the country are breaking the stigma surrounding sativa and incorporating it into their cocktails, one bud at a time. It’s not just a vodka tonic. It’s an experience. Cannabis culture may have had a bad rep in the past, but it doesn’t always mean trippy prints and Bob Marley T-shirts. Sometimes it means classy cocktails, carefully infused and delicately garnished.


It’s been said that if you don’t know about good cannabis cocktails, than you probably don’t know about Warren Bobrow. And Bobrow knows his bud. Afterall, he’s been smoking since he was 13 years old. So it made perfect sense for him to throw away his 20-year career as a banker and transition into a cannabis cocktail whisperer.


In 2016, Bobrow published his book, Cannabis Cocktails, Mocktails & Tonics: The Art of Spirited Drinks and Buzz-Worthy Libations. Little did he know he was ahead of the game. Just one year later, beverage heavyweight, Constellation Brands, announced plans to take a $191 million stake in the Canadian medical marijuana company Canopy Growth. It’s this kind of forward thinking that has gotten Bobrow far in his industry.

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G Pen Roam And Moxie Concentrates: Gourmet Cannabis Made Perfect Together

some concentrates of cannabis and my newest tool, a GPen Roam!
GPen Roam and Moxie Concentrates WARREN BOBROW: IPHONE XR

Out here on the perimeter there are no stars. There is only one thing in my mind right now. But rather than focus upon the emotive hunger of Jim Morrison, I’ve discovered something different to challenge my visual and emotional sensibilities. That would be my new G Pen Roam. I got one just the other day. What the G Pen Roam does best, is to vaporize concentrates of pure cannabis for inhalation without the need for a flame or electric cord. This device makes me feel safe and cared for. I didn’t waste my hard earned money on just another nice looking device. This one I want to use for a while. It’s unusually easy to enjoy.

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Five Smart Questions With Danny Davis: Changing Mindsets In Cannabis

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Lab – Periodic Table 
PHOTO COURTESY: DANNY DAVIS

Warren Bobrow=WB: Where are you from? Why cannabis? Did you go to business school? Who is your mentor?

Danny Davis= DD: I was born in Pomona, CA in 1976, the perfect time to appreciate the musical movement of nearby cities representing the origins of rap and hip-hop in the 80’s as I was coming of age. My childhood was focused on 3 things: wearing the newest Air Jordans, playing basketball and hiding my NWA cassette from my parents (I never realized at the time how much of my early life was influenced by “cannabis culture”). Marijuana was so taboo in my household that I remember my mom continually telling me if she ever caught me smoking it she’d take me to jail herself.

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