Part II with Let's Talk Cannabis Founder, Sherry Bennett.

Aging in this world does not always equate to maturity. The gap between aging and maturity grows wider with coming generations. But they don't have to.

Mary Jane Oatman is an enrolled member of the Nez Perce Tribe and descendant of the Delaware Tribe and proud mother of three beautiful people. She is the Executive Director of the Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association, founder of the Indigenous CANNabis Coalition (ICANNC) and publisher of THC Magazine. Mary Jane is on the founding board for the JUSTUS Foundation and currently serves as the president of the Idaho ACLU and on the board of directors for the Association of Cannabis Health Equity and Medicine (ACHEM).

Grace: It is always Far More than we think it is.

Ted Smith has been a public figure in Canadian cannabis since the 1990s. Ted has confronted the Canadian government in court and he continues to succeed with the love, help and support of those who agree with the mission he set in place at the Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club in British Columbia, Canada.

In 1998 Trent Hancock began growing marijuana in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. 26 years later, Trent is an expert breeder of medicinal marijuana. His experiences and observations in the cannabis industry could only be lived once, he is an original. He is a caring and committed human being with the bigger picture in mind.

You, you, you, you and me. And a 'thank you' to season three guests.

The Door Is Open

Everything Changes

Forgiveness Is For Everyone

Love One Another

Choice begins with belief. People change when when belief about a thing changes. April Lemon believes the power of positivity in people can lift the trajectory of their life and the lives around them, if they allow themselves to believe it.

A Way In Life, with Miguel Torrez

Who do you say I am?

Everything Changes

The Door Is Open

Forgiveness Is For Everyone

Love One Another