Stay tuned next week when these funny ladies teach me (and you) how to get into the creative zone using cannabis. We also talk about some edible accidents - who hasn't had one?

Since legalization, cannabis has been a hot topic both for those who use it and those who are curious to learn more. But has the conversation really evolved or are we still up against the same fear and stigmas that existed pre-legalization? In this episode I am joined by Aliza Sherman, CEO of Ellementa Hear what women are saying and what's important to them when it comes to exploring cannabis as a lifestyle option.

What does it look like to be a pioneer in the Canadian cannabis industry? Tabitha Fritz, serial entrepreneur and founder of would agree that these entrepreneurs are a different breed all together – and for good reason. These brave entrepreneurs have to make it through the next level of compliance for edibles and all the complicated roadblocks the Cannabis Act puts in their path. Join Tabitha and I to hear more on what this new entrepreneur looks like and how they are pushing their businesses to market.

Today I'm chatting with my friend Cam who is very candid about parenting on cannabis and I tend to think that what he says makes a great deal of sense. When you bought your first beer -did you choose it by the label or did you pick the one your dad drank? As parents - we model behavior around alcohol and cannabis isn't any different. Or is it? Is parenting on pot potentially more positive than alcohol? Tune in to find out from this pretty awesome Dad.

Okay- are we going a little crazy with the whole 'cannabis cures everything' sentiment? I'd like to think we're actually right on the money!Dr. Sarah Silcox who is a pioneer in the world of veterinary cannabis use and is one of the founding directors and the current President of the Canadian Association of Veterinary Cannabinoid Medicine talks about why and how cannabis can help the family pet.

Sarah Ravkine, co-founder of whatsmypot.com joins me to talk about the different strains and an easy way to find the one that works for you. She also shares a few helpful tips about keeping your weed fresh and how cbd can help with a bad cannabis experience. This new site will help you determine the right strain and the research you need to know to make informed decisions. They've also come up with a chart that will actually help you figure what means what when you buy from the Ontario Cannabis Store.

It's starting to sound like cannabis is the cure for everything. While that's not entirely true, the truth is cannabis is highly effective for many things. Especially the things that matter to women the most. I'm talking south of the bellybutton! Today I'm talking to Dr. Leslie Apgar, a prominent OB/GYN and co-founder of Blissiva, a new medical marijuana company created for women's health issues. Dr Apgar talks about how sexual health in the US is really ramping up - thanks to cannabis. Tune in!

Jennifer Mason and her company, JLM Strategic Marketing recently hosted the New Heights Cannabis Marketing Summit at the top of the CN Tower. The day was full of power houses in the cannabis industry and I was honoured to moderate a panel on cannabis marketing and challenges for marketers. One thing we learned from the day was what marketers know and don't know in the confusing world of cannabis marketing. Jennifer Joins me to share some of the days pretty interesting highlights.

There's a lot of talk about CBD and it's incredibly benefits for overall health and wellness. There's also a lot of questions about it such as: what is it? Where do I get it? Is it right for me? I'm chatting with Irie Selkirk, CEO of the Green Tent and VP, Consumer Education and Outreach for Fleurish Cannabis. Irie explains what CBD is and how it works. You'll want to tune in for this one!

While cannabis is being touted as a cure-all for many things (well –let’s admit it – almost everything!), not everyone should be using cannabis? Why? Because pre-existing medical conditions can cause serious damage. Today I’m speaking with Aurelia De Pauw about why cannabis is still considered a drug and why clinical trials are so important for both physicians and consumers who are considering cannabis as an alternative treatment.