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In this episode of Controlled Burn, Shane and Brandon bounce from Taco Bell-induced life lessons to youth sports pressure, fight culture, and the uncomfortable truth about cannabis: we keep calling it “medical”… but everyone knows what’s really going on. It’s equal parts chaos, comedy, and a brutally honest look at an industry that can’t quite get out of its own way.
Along the way, they unpack overdraft disasters and the financial lessons nobody teaches, what it actually takes to raise competitive athletes (and why effort separates the good from the elite), and how PED conversations in sports aren’t all that different from the inconsistencies in cannabis regulation. The conversation shifts into the core issue: a “medical” program that behaves like recreational, and the growing disconnect between branding, policy, and reality.
They also dive into why public perception is hurting the industry, why rallies might be doing more harm than good, and how other states are simply playing the game better.
Laugh a little, cringe a little, but mostly… take notes.
By Controlled BurnIn this episode of Controlled Burn, Shane and Brandon bounce from Taco Bell-induced life lessons to youth sports pressure, fight culture, and the uncomfortable truth about cannabis: we keep calling it “medical”… but everyone knows what’s really going on. It’s equal parts chaos, comedy, and a brutally honest look at an industry that can’t quite get out of its own way.
Along the way, they unpack overdraft disasters and the financial lessons nobody teaches, what it actually takes to raise competitive athletes (and why effort separates the good from the elite), and how PED conversations in sports aren’t all that different from the inconsistencies in cannabis regulation. The conversation shifts into the core issue: a “medical” program that behaves like recreational, and the growing disconnect between branding, policy, and reality.
They also dive into why public perception is hurting the industry, why rallies might be doing more harm than good, and how other states are simply playing the game better.
Laugh a little, cringe a little, but mostly… take notes.