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My guest in this episode is Chris Becker. Chris is the Sales & Business Development portion of a new

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My guest in this episode is Aaron Owens of Tejas Hemp. Aaron is a native of West Texas, a part of the world where a person's word is gold.  His first passion and love has always been ranching, with Cannabis coming in as a close second.  

Serving as VP of Sales for Dutch Pro liquid fertilizers gave him the opportunity to develop his extensive network within the hemp industry.  A hemp pioneer in Texas, he started working with extractions and custom formulations in 2015, and then formally organized his company, Tejas Hemp, in early 2017.  As word of his product quality spread, demand sky rocketed, and the business expanded rapidly. In 2020, he successfully produced their first successful hemp crop on two acres at his farm in Dripping Springs, TX.

Today, Aaron is in charge of corporate strategy and business development; and focuses heavily on the implementation of the Industrial Hemp industry in Texas. His goals are to help Texas farmers make Texas Hemp business a leader in the global Hemp economy.   

Lets meet Aaron and hear his story. 

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My guest in this episode is someone who reached out to my page, Something Has To Change And Now, on Facebook. If you don't already know, I started this advocacy page shortly after my son passed away in 2016. 

Her name is Gina Salminen and she was diagnosed with adult onset Facio Scapular Humeral Muscular Dystrophy. She reached out because she wants to raise awareness about the disease itself, as well as to spread the word that cannabis is medicine.

Lets meet Gina and hear her awe inspiring story.

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Retired Forth Worth Police Sergeant, Tactical Operations Division SWAT Team Leader, and entrepreneur, Trey Philips has dedicated his entire career to serving the Dallas-Fort Worth community. After more than 20 years in law enforcement, he’s made the unlikely transition to cannabis executive and reform/legalization activist.

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His teaching and research interests include race and ethnicity, political sociology, social movements, media, and human rights.

His first book, Debating the Drug War: Race, Politics, and the Media, was released on March 16, 2021.

His work has appeared in venues such as Social Currents, Sociology of Race and Ethnicity, Ethnic and Racial Studies, and Deviant Behavior.

Having a life long deep interest in politics, government and economics I have been looking forward to this conversation for a while. We talk about racial and political meanings, the drug war and it's impacts on racial oppression, the possible effects of ending the drug war, political rhetoric and it's role in destroying democracy and much much more.

Lets join the conversation right before we left it in episode 17.

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His first book, Debating the Drug War: Race, Politics, and the Media, was released on March 16, 2021.

His work has appeared in venues such as Social Currents, Sociology of Race and Ethnicity, Ethnic and Racial Studies, and Deviant Behavior.

Having a life long deep interest in politics, government and economics I have been looking forward to this conversation for a while. We talk about racial and political meanings, the drug war and it's impacts on racial oppression, the possible effects of ending the drug war, political rhetoric and it's role in destroying democracy and much much more.  

Lets meet Michael and get the conversation going!

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In tonight's episode, Gramps talks with organ transplant recipient, Wyatt Larew. Wyatt is the owner/operator of North Texas cannabis company, Wyatt Purp.  A cannabis company which holds Texas Licenses not only as a producer but also as a processor, a manufacturer, a transporter, as well as a distributor's license of wholesale quality cannabis products.

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Walker Greer was prescribed opiates for multiple traumas he suffered from Surfing, Motorcycle accidents, Cliff Diving and Skydiving. He has has multiple broken bones and hyper flexed injuries to his torso. After many years of opioids to treat his chronic pain and basically becoming addicted, he finally learned about Full Extract Cannabis Oil and he started his own detox. After 5 years he is down to 7.5mg Methadone from 120mg daily, and feels he is nearing the end of this journey.

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For my guest in this episode I have fellow Texas advocate and founder of Texas Veterans For Medical Marijuana and the former Director of Veteran Outreach for Texas NORML, Veteran David Bass, who has been an active member of the movement to legalize medical cannabis in Texas since 2012.

A retired English teacher, Dave served both in the Oklahoma National Guard and 25 years in the U. S. Army from 1981 to 2006. He is a veteran of both Desert Storm and Operation Iraqi Freedom. Dave is a proud member of Veterans of Foreign Wars and The Disabled American Veterans.