You can go further with a team than you can alone. Blaque Mountain is a testament to that. Members from different backgrounds, with different talents, join together over a shared love of a plant. Today, the team cultivates its own success in multiple ways. For the first episode of 2022, we had Blaque Mountain as guests for that show. We spoke about how the crew came to be, Black growers, guerilla marketing, and more. We got the full Blaque Mountain experience.Stream our full interview now.This episode is sponsored by Burning Acre.Burning Acre Cannabis Bakery is an award-winning bakery and manufacturer located in Columbia, TN, and sources only local, organic ingredients from carefully selected fresh farms around the southeast and Tennessee. All of their edibles are made to order at our in-house bakery in Columbia. Burning Acre is committed to providing a luxury experience, backed by cons

When it comes to juggling full-time fatherhood and business, Alex Stone is teaching a master class. The former collegiate athlete combined his love of cannabis and with his ability to network and created Stone Family Cannabis Co. A partnership with Victory Farms, Alex hopes to become the next big cannabis brand. With a full that includes flying across the country multiple times a month, that doesn't stop him from being active in the life of his daughter. Alex stopped by the studio to discuss Stone Family Cannabis Co., being a full-time dad and the importance of fatherhood, our time in Las Vegas for MJBiz and barely missing each other in New Orleans, Black Canna Con and more. Stream our full interview now.This episode is sponsored by Burning Acre.Burning Acre Cannabis Bakery is an award-winning bakery and manufacturer located in Columbia, TN and sources only local, organic ingredient

Another one from our 2021 vaults. While in Las Vegas for MjBiz, we had the chance to speak with Davinci founder Cort Smith. Cort was one of my favorite interviews while at MjBiz. Funny guy. Listen as we speak about how he found himself in cannabis, Davinci and why vaping is the way of the future. He even talked me into trying out a Davinci IQC. Stream our full interview now. This episode is sponsored by Burning Acre.Burning Acre Cannabis Bakery is an award-winning bakery and manufacturer located in Columbia, TN and sources only local, organic ingredients from carefully selected fresh farms around the southeast and Tennessee. All of their edibles are made-to-order at our in-house bakery in Columbia. Burning Acre is committed to providing a luxury experience, backed by consistency, science and transparency.  Their owner, John Cureton, is an award-winning pioneer and expert in the cannabi

I don't know about you, but I'm a product of the 90s. Not a 90's baby. I was alive, talking and living in the 90s. I spent my teenage years in the 90s. It was the golden era for hip-hop. The culture found its way into every part of pop culture at that time. When I think about it, everything from music to television seemed a lot better because of how influential hip-hop was becoming at that time.  This one tv show, NYPD Undercover was must-see tv for a kid like me at the time.  It was a show that was totally built for a 90s generation that was becoming more tied to the rap world than ever before. It wasn't just cops and robbers. It was a show full of Black and Brown faces who dressed like me, talked like me and dealt with the same inner-city issues I dealt with at the time. One of the stars of the show was Malik Yoba. Yoba became one of the standout young Black actor

Soon, you will hear Black-women openly discussing using CBD products from everything from health to beauty. When you do, remember that Jae Bell was one of the many voices you have to thank for that. Jae took a chance on herself and placed a big bet that there was a untapped market in the cannabis that she would be best to address. Using herself as her brand ambassador, The Charlotte N.C. turned Los Angeles transplant, she launched Zyn Wellness with hopes that more Black-women will turn to CBD for their health and beauty needs. It's looking like her bet was right on time. Listen to our interview. This episode is sponsored by Burning Acre.Burning Acre Cannabis Bakery is an award-winning bakery and manufacturer located in Columbia, TN and sources only local, organic ingredients from carefully selected fresh farms around the southeast and Tennessee. All of their edibles are made-to-orde

Isn't it funny how things become what we call, "cool." It really doesn't take too much make something in the next hot thing. Take quinoa for example. After existing in anonymity for a while, quinoa went from wallflower to promo queen in what seems like over-night. Americans consumed with health, have made the ancient grain so popular that prices for it sky-rocketed. From quinoa bowls to salads, you couldn't escape for it a moment. Quinoa isn't the only super-food that could turn into a fan favorite. Hemp also takes a seat at the super-food table.  Let Erik Range tell it, hemp seeds will become the next quinoa. Co-founder of M4MM United and founder of Hemp & Fork wants the world to catch onto the benefits and versatility that exist in hemp seeds. Range spoke with us for our CashColorCannabis Presents series about how M4MM came to be, Hemp & Fork, how

When it comes to marketing, Black influencers are often used talent and just that. Across all social media platforms, Black ideas get popular and then become property of the rest of the world to consume.This would all make sense if the people who came up with those ideas got paid like the people who found them later and turned them into something easier to commercially digest. The world of a Black influencer is much like a Andre 3000 line, "I got more fans than the average man, but not enough loot to last me, to the end of the week." Far too Black influencers had to settle for peanuts while people who discovered the influence later were paid handsomely. It took a slew of Black influencers to bring the issue to the forefront and demand that brands pay Black influencers what they are due. I had this conversation with Iyana Eduoard. Host of the "Wine, Weed and Weave" pod

Surprise! There are a few interviews that we recorded earlier this year that we have yet to release. Over the next two weeks, we will release some of those episodes. One of those episodes is this one. You may know the names Geo the Rican and Sonny BlueNote from their contributions to the group, The Joint Cheefs. The NYC rap trio is paving the way for a new generation of weed rappers one record at a time. But when their not recording new music, their at the helm of their new podcast, Dank Dads. Geo and Sonny share they're life as active fathers who are also active consumers with fellow fathers and consumers. Their stories touch on everything from the possibility of consuming with your kids to more. We spoke with the two about the importance of the podcast, why they felt the show was needed and more. We even got into a debate about sharing joints with your kids. Stream this episode no

Another one from New Orleans. Last week we were in New Orleans for Black CannaCon. While there we spoke with Head of Equity Partnerships at Lanter Akele Parnell  about Lantern, cannabis delivery services and more.Stream this episode nowSupport CashColorCannabis by shopping with our affiliates.Ardent. Use our promo code: CASHCOLORCANNABIS for a 30% discount off your purchase of an Ardent FX or Ardent Nova. Shop hereFor being a listener today, Atlantabis Clothing would like to offer you a discount! Shop atlantabisclothing.com and save 10% off your order when you use promo code: CASHCOLORCANNABISWant to support the show? You can help keep the CashColorCannabis podcast going with a donation.  Drop some change in the tip jar hereSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/MehkaKing)

Another episode live from Black Cannacon. For this interview, CashColorCannabis Podcast host Mehka King speaks with Director of Social Equity for the Marijuana Policy Project and host of the Cannabis Diversity Report Tahir Johnson. Tahir sat down and discussed with us about how he got into cannabis, Marijuana Policy Project, his podcast, Hip-Hop influence and more. Support CashColorCannabis by shopping with our affiliates.Ardent. Use our promo code: CASHCOLORCANNABIS for a 30% discount off your purchase of an Ardent FX or Ardent Nova. Shop hereFor being a listener today, Atlantabis Clothing would like to offer you a discount! Shop atlantabisclothing.com and save 10% off your order when you use promo code: CASHCOLORCANNABISWant to support the show? You can help keep the CashColorCannabis podcast going with a donation.  Drop some change in the tip jar hereSupport the show (https://www.pay