Today on Cannabis Confidential Dr. Dina is Joined by Elizabeth Ho who stars as Jenny in Netflix's new highly anticipated ensemble comedy series Disjointed alongside Kathy Bates (Ruth). The timely and much buzzed about Disjointed is created and executive produced by comedy legend Chuck Lorre with whom Elizabeth worked with on Two and a Half Men.

Dr. Dina continues the discussion on the Future of California Marijuana Legalization with Diane Goldstein, ‎Executive Board Member for ‎Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP).

Dr. Dina discusses the Future of California Marijuana Legalization with Diane Goldstein, ‎Executive Board Member for ‎Law Enforcement Against Prohibition.

Dr. Dina formally introduces the cannabis world to one of her closest friends in music, top-selling hip hop recording artist, and entrepreneur 2 Chainz.

Gridiron and Cannabis discussion as Dr Dina welcomes former offensive linemen with the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars and Chicago Bears Eben Britton.

Today on Cannabis Confidential Dr. Dina is joined by Veteran Jose Martinez, who lost three limbs in Afghanistan and found relief to his pain with medical cannabis. Jose stepped on an IED in Afghanistan and both of his legs and right arm were blown off. The loss of his limbs forced him to rely on pain pills which caused an addiction, leading him to believe he would soon be dead. Jose then found an alternative and turned to cannabis as medicine which has helped him regain his strength, manage his enormous pain, and live his life the way he deserves.. happy and healthy. Jose now dedicates his life to helping other veterans find relief through the Weed for Warriors Project.

Weed for Warriors Project was started in the San Francisco Bay Area by an OEF United States Marine Corps Veteran who found relief from his service connected disabilities through medical marijuana and the fellowship of other like minded Veterans within the cannabis community. With the help of organizations like Santa Cruz Veterans Alliance, Weed for Warriors Project is able to provide Veterans with medical marijuana information, a safe place to fellowship with other Veterans and safe access to free medicine with proof of service/ current medical recommendation.

Today on Cannabis Confidential Dr. Dina is joined by rapper, model and fashion designer Lil Debbie. Debbie started a solo career, releasing a series of singles with rappers RiFF RaFF and former White Girl Mob group member V-Nasty. Soon after her collaboration with RiFF RaFF she released her first mixatpe titled Keep It Lit. Following the release of the mixtape, Debbie put out 4 EP's titled Queen D, California Sweetheart, California Sweetheart Pt. 2, and Young B!tch.

Lil Debbie has launched her new edible and strain line “Cakes” at the Blazers Cup in December. They are a “Twinkie” like edible that is 150mgs, with pink frosting in the middle and a purple/pink design of frosting on the outside. The edibles are made from her new strain she calls “Cakes” an indica hybrid. Currently the line is only available in California. She has major plans to continue to build her brand within the cannabis space.

Today on Cannabis Confidential Dr. Dina is joined by Dennis Peron, a cannabis and LGBT activist. After serving in Vietnam, Dennis moved to San Francisco, eventually becoming known for his co-authoring of Proposition 215 – California’s Compassionate Use Act of 1996. In the 1970's, Peron ran the “Big Top marijuana supermarket” from home, and was essential to the passage of a 1978 initiative to allow the personal use of cannabis in San Francisco.

Though the initiative was never adopted by law enforcement, Dennis organized Proposition P in 1991. Dennis also founded the city’s first medical cannabis club, the Church Compassion Center, in 1993. Two years later he opened the Cannabis Buyers Club in San Francisco, which is said to be where the medical cannabis movement was born. The Cannabis Buyers Club were fielding Proposition 215 to San Francisco patients before it passed in 1996.

Dr Dina welcomes accomplished actor and multi-platinum selling rapper Shad Moss, best known for his stage name, Bow Wow. Moss takes us into how he was discovered by Snoop Dogg, and how it led into a thriving career in entertainment.

We learn about how his chance encounter with Snoop Dogg got him his big break in music, and how he has been able to parlay that into a thriving career in television (CSI Cyber, 106 & Park) and movies (Fast and Furious, Roll Bounce).

Shad also tell us about some of his on the set experiences and his ongoing transition from changing his persona from Lil Bow Wow to Bow Wow, and how he wants to introduce the world to Shad Moss while still honoring his Bow Wow brand.

In 2009 Sean Entin became a co-founder, managing director, and the Chief Marketing Officer for Greenhouse Holdings, Inc. (GRHU). His actions were directly responsible for developing and implementing both international marketing strategies for the company’s products and services as well as the capital raise and subsequent investor relations for taking GRHU public. In March of 2012, Greenhouse Holdings, Inc. was acquired by Premier Alliance, where he is still a shareholder.

Sean is the founder of several companies in the entertainment space including Zen Management: a film, distribution, and commercial media company, which was created in 1995. He also played an integral role assisting in the development of Los Angeles Center Studios, a multi-use office and production facility that has revitalized the west side of downtown Los Angeles.