Season Two Episode Ten

Season Two Episode Nine

Today we chat with Aliza Sherman and Ashley Kingsley, two of the founders of Ellementa.

Today's guest is Reena Rampersad, Volunteer Coordinator for The Campaign for Cannabis Amnesty, and founder of the High Society Supper Club

Ophelia Chong is changing the face of cannabis.

How medical cannabis can be used to treat chronic pain.

Julie Domingo is on a mission to build a community of knowledgeable and highly successful cannabis professionals through Cannareps.

Cannareps offers evidence-based cannabis education and a mentorship program that was designed in response to the lack of standard training in the cannabis industry. Available throughout Canada, Julie and her colleagues aim to help those in the industry better understand the properties of cannabis, the proper language and appropriate approaches to serving customers and patients in dispensaries.

Alison McMahon is the CEO and founder of Cannabis at Work, Canada's first cannabis specific recruitment and training company. In today's episode she joins Rachel Colic to discuss hwo employers and employees can best navigate a post legalization workplace.

Cannabis. Weed. Bud. Whatever you choose to call it, it’s been a health aid, comfort, and life-enhancer for humankind for more than three thousand years. But while cannabis is used by hundreds of millions of people around the world, more than a century of prohibition has resulted in confusion about its status: Is it healthy? Is it medicinal? Will it make you crazy? This week, Amanda Seibert joins us to talk about her new book The Little Book of Cannabis; How Marijuana Can Improve Your Life in which she explores the latest research to separate cannabis fact from fiction.

Jessica Moran, Director, Communications & Marketing at Strainprint Technologies Ltd. joins us to discuss how she has been able to see the benefits of medical cannabis first hand and is excited about helping to bring it to the forefront as a viable therapeutic option.