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ScottyATL broke down his It's Time his relationship with Bankroll Fresh, how his song "Ratchet" took off, glowing up as a business man, next moves in cannabis and more!

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The cannabis conversation made it all the way Essence Fest this year thanks to these two women. TiYanna Long and Shellise Rogers come from two different backgrounds, but found each thanks their feelings about cannabis. A brainstorm session between led to a unique networking event called Synergy Sesh.

With the goal of creating a space for those in the industry or interested in cannabis, their inaugural event in New Orleans was success.

It was only right that we could have the two Queens on the podcast to discuss how they found cannabis, Synergy Sesh, inclusion and more. Listen to our full interview with Long and Rogers.

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While in New Orleans for Mj Biz Con NEXT, we got to speak with the founders of the Jameshenry SF brand. Touted as "a responsible consumption lifestyle" James Henry SF not just promotes a healthy lifestyle, but also proudly represents the 1% ownership of this industry by people of color.

We spoke about the importance of the brand, changing the way we consume, getting more P.O.C. involved in cannabis and more.

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While in Austin for SXSW, we caught up with West Coast legend Mitchy Slick. He spoke with us about his problems with mmj in California, West Coast rap, advice from E-40 and his new cannabis inspired

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More interviews from our time in New Orleans last week for #MJBizConNext

Former editor at The Denver Post and the countries first full-time cannabis rights editor Ricardo Baca spoke to us about how he found journalism, his time at the Denver Post, The Cannabist and his mission to win back control of the popular outlet, Grasslands and more.

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Street legend and survivor of the War on Drugs, Freeway Ricky Ross came by the CashColorCannabis Podcast set to speak about his new book, cannabis industry dealings, feelings on FX's show Snowfall and John Singleton, controlling his name, a Freeway Ricky Ross biopic and more.

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t's a blessing to find a career doing something you actually like doing. Shanita Penny is living that blessing. CEO of Budding Solutions, Shanita turned her love of cannabis into a career that like the plant, is constantly growing. Shanita spoke to us about how she found cannabis, how Budding Solutions helps cannabis entrepreneurs, her new position with the MCBA, and her plans Sensi Magazine.

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How many people can say they survived decades in the rap game and cancer? No Limit records Mia X can make that claim.

She burst through the doors of the music game riding on the No Limit tank. Her albums Good Girl Gone Bad, Unlady Like and Mama Drama made Mia X a favorite amongst Southern rap fans and a model for what many female emcees would try to become.

After a few year on the low rehabbing from cancer she got to work on her second love, cooking. Her new cookbook/memoir Things My Grandma Told Me, Things My Grandma Showed Me is more than just a list of recipes. It also serves as a detailed story of her life before and after music.

Mia stopped by the studio while in Atlanta to discuss her book, beating cancer, the role Cash Money Records co-CEO Slim played in helping her find relief through CBD oil, her opinion on female rappers today and more.

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RAW cones were in rotation when Big Cheeko came by the studio. The Soul God broke down his latest release, "Soul God 2", what you can get him for Christmas, producer wish list, rappers getting into the weed game and more.

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CashColorCannabis host Mehka King was in attendance for #CourseConATL brought together to some of the most prominent community leaders, corporate executives, celebrities and cultural influencers to have a real conversation about Atlanta’s urban community, urban renewal opportunities and eradicating violence and poverty in our neighborhoods, particularly with the wave of development coming to Atlanta’s westside, including Super Bowl 2019.

One of the speakers was rapper Dee-1. The teacher turned emcee spoke to us about paying Sallie Mae back, importance of using his voice to impact the inner city and his opinions on cannabis

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