By 5 O'Clock Hustle
The podcast currently has 36 episodes available.
The cannabis industry is booming out of control right now. Many of us started admiring the greens with Cheech and Chong, others on more of a Half Baked train - but in recent years, it’s become clearer that regardless of its Schedule I DEA classification (which defines it as a drug with no currently accepted medical use), different parts of the plant can be essential to our health and recovery. The biggests issue seems to be two-fold: First, its half-baked regulatory stance makes entering the industry very difficult when navigating the thin lines of acceptable business practice and licensing, leaving much of the power in the hands of highly liquid individuals and businesses that are dollar-driven but don’t necessary care about the positive impact that green distribution could have on our economy; second, there’s a very negative perception of the drug and therefore those that use it - hoodlums and drugees looking to get high, eat too much food and do dumb shit. We promise you, that’s not always the case...
Meet Denise Biderman, brilliant legal mind turned budding entrepreneur who tragically blew out both of her knee caps and instead of turning to dangerously addictive pain pills, decided to give cannabis a try and was able to float through recovery without all of the nasty side effects and dehabilitations that come with prolonged pain pill usage. With a newfound, material appreciation for its healing effects, Denise decided to take it upon herself to TAKL the barriers to marijuana and start an online community that creates a positive, resourceful environment for cannabusiness.
In this episode of the 5 O’Clock Hustle podcast, we take in the knowledge as Denise exhales her experience and challenges; not only as someone entering the taboo cannabis industry, but also as a business owner that is building a community for two user-types simultaneously: service providers and the businesses that need them.
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The podcast currently has 36 episodes available.