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Did you know that the world’s first piece of paper was made from cannabis? Before cannabis became largely known as a smokable herb, it was revered for its versatility, and used to make all sorts of inventions and everyday items, even cars!
In this episode, we’re speaking with startup founder and cannabis children’s book author, Brian Sekandi, about his book newly published book, Kids of Cannabis. We explore the importance of ending cannabis stigma in order to spark innovation and help prepare children for the job market that they’ll meet in the near future.
Kid of Cannabis is a story about three kids whose parents work in the fast-growing cannabis CBD industry. Because of the widespread cannabis stigma, the characters haven’t told any of their friends what their parents do for work until today.
In addition to the book, we discuss Brian’s own relationship with cannabis as a child, his creative process when writing the book, the danger of leaving cannabis out of conventional agriculture and horticulture education, the benefit of doing what’s right in life even when you’re nervous—and what's it's like running the industry-leading cannabis job search engine company in North America.
Ways to order copies of Kids of Cannabis for you and yours:
Visit www.kidsofcannabis.com
Or order here on Amazon
@BrianSekandi (author)
@Careers Cannabis (publisher)
@ib.sekandi
@careerscannabis
@theChairmanb
@careerscannabiz
To search for jobs in the cannabis industry visit: careerscannabis.com
If you enjoyed this episode and want to support the podcast, you can by subscribing to the show on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts. That way, you will get notified when the next episode is released and you'll never miss an episode!
You can show your support by leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcasts or sharing this episode on your social media. Reviews and ratings help more people find and listen to the podcast! This means more children get the resources that they need to thrive.
To grab inspiring apparel for kids and adults, and if you'd like to support the podcast monetarily, please visit our website to show your solidarity! Edgapevolution.com
Embrace the evolution, y’all
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Did you know that the world’s first piece of paper was made from cannabis? Before cannabis became largely known as a smokable herb, it was revered for its versatility, and used to make all sorts of inventions and everyday items, even cars!
In this episode, we’re speaking with startup founder and cannabis children’s book author, Brian Sekandi, about his book newly published book, Kids of Cannabis. We explore the importance of ending cannabis stigma in order to spark innovation and help prepare children for the job market that they’ll meet in the near future.
Kid of Cannabis is a story about three kids whose parents work in the fast-growing cannabis CBD industry. Because of the widespread cannabis stigma, the characters haven’t told any of their friends what their parents do for work until today.
In addition to the book, we discuss Brian’s own relationship with cannabis as a child, his creative process when writing the book, the danger of leaving cannabis out of conventional agriculture and horticulture education, the benefit of doing what’s right in life even when you’re nervous—and what's it's like running the industry-leading cannabis job search engine company in North America.
Ways to order copies of Kids of Cannabis for you and yours:
Visit www.kidsofcannabis.com
Or order here on Amazon
@BrianSekandi (author)
@Careers Cannabis (publisher)
@ib.sekandi
@careerscannabis
@theChairmanb
@careerscannabiz
To search for jobs in the cannabis industry visit: careerscannabis.com
If you enjoyed this episode and want to support the podcast, you can by subscribing to the show on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts. That way, you will get notified when the next episode is released and you'll never miss an episode!
You can show your support by leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcasts or sharing this episode on your social media. Reviews and ratings help more people find and listen to the podcast! This means more children get the resources that they need to thrive.
To grab inspiring apparel for kids and adults, and if you'd like to support the podcast monetarily, please visit our website to show your solidarity! Edgapevolution.com
Embrace the evolution, y’all