Vic Mensa joins the Cannacast crew to talk about his cannabis brand 93 Boyz — Illinois’ first Black-owned cannabis company — and the mission behind the movement. From cultivation and community give-backs to cannabis equity and expanding into new markets, Vic breaks down how 93 Boyz is built on culture, quality, and love. The crew also dives into favorite strains, motorcycles, fatherhood, and the deeper history behind cannabis criminalization in America. A laid-back but meaningful conversation about cannabis, entrepreneurship, representation, and building something bigger than yourself. 🔥 Topics include:
- The origin of 93 Boyz
- Black ownership in cannabis
- Cannabis culture & social equity
- Favorite strains & OG classics
- Scaling without sacrificing quality
- Midwest cannabis expansion
- Fatherhood, motorcycles & lifestyle
- Why cannabis reform still matters
🎧 Tap in for another episode of Cannacast — where we advocate, educate, and inspire.
00:00 – Intro with Vic Mensa & Cannacast welcome
00:28 – Introducing 93 Boyz & Illinois cannabis roots
01:02 – Cultivation, community & culture explained
01:42 – Aeroponic growing & eco-conscious methods
02:08 – Giving back: “Portions of every puff”
02:42 – Meaning behind the name “93 Boys”
03:05 – Motorcycle talk & riding culture
03:52 – Fatherhood changing perspective on riding
04:32 – When 93 Boys officially launched
04:55 – Expansion plans: Michigan, New York & Cali
05:32 – Scaling cannabis brands without losing quality
06:02 – Favorite strain discussion: classic OG
06:20 – Vic Mensa on Black ownership in cannabis
06:52 – Final shoutouts & closing message