Jazz Cabbage

Jazz Cabbage

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Jazz Cabbage episodes

  • Growing Food and Cannabis, featuring Franny Tacy of Franny’s Farmacy

    Our odyssey into the vast world of culinary cannabis starts where all good food stories begin: on the farm. For this premiere episode of Jazz Cabbage, host Chala June chats about the agricultural origins of our favorite edible flower with hemp farmer and entrepreneur Franny Tacy, CEO of Franny’s Farmacy. 

    Further Reading:

    To learn more about Franny’s Farmacy, check out their website at FrannysFarmacy.com, or find them on Instagram @FrannysFarmacy. Follow the links below to support Franny’s farm and others in Western North Carolina impacted by Hurricane Helene:

    Franny’s Farm GoFundMe

    Neng Jr’s GoFundMe

    BeLoved Asheville

    Mutual Aid Disaster Relief


     

    Keep up with Chala on their website or find them on Instagram @chala.gram, and stay up to date on all things Jazz Cabbage at @jazzcabbagepod.


     

    Our theme music is by Quantum Jazz. Additional Music in this episode by 1st Contact, Jean Toba, Breuss 

    SFX arrangement by Sam Gerardi.
    Jazz Cabbage is hosted by Chala June, and produced by Taylor Early and H Conley.


     

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    48 min

About Jazz Cabbage

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Hosted by culinary storyteller and cultural artist Chala June, Jazz Cabbage (named for Chala’s favorite weed euphemism) is a delicious new podcast unpacking the historical relationship and cultural interplay between all things cannabis and cuisine. Through thought-provoking interviews with chefs, farmers, entrepreneurs, and industry experts, Jazz Cabbage explores the plethora of ways in which both food and cannabis can be used as tools for building personal wellness, community connection, and social awareness.