Politics is a dirty business. Sometimes being feared is the influence you need because access is not the problem.

Politicians say "we'll take care of this." Gretchen Gailey has a different approach: stab them in the back, push them down the stairs, and take credit for the fall. It's time to put fear behind cannabis.

She spent 20 years on Capitol Hill. She's watched cannabis show up once a year for fly-ins, throw money at the wrong politicians, and wonder why nothing changes. This episode breaks down why incrementalism is the only path, why banking matters more than you think, and why the industry needs to stop picking out curtains when it hasn't built a basement.

This week we sit down with Gretchen Gailey:

Timestamps:

00:00 - The industry's fundamental misunderstanding about Washington politics

02:35 - Challenges with incrementalism versus desire for rapid change

04:47 - Supporting pro-cannabis politicians like Cynthia Loomis

06:45 - The role of education and public awareness campaigns

10:06 - Building a basic regulatory foundation: banking, safe products, and rescheduling

13:23 - The limitations of state-led models and the need for federal coordination

15:50 - The importance of transparency and federal standards for consumer safety

18:43 - The influence of political operatives and the importance of direct advocacy

22:51 - Using industry tools and data to inform policy and educate policymakers

26:15 - The significance of Congressional engagement and how to make cannabis an urgent issue

30:10 - The importance of political will and executive orders in advancing reform

34:40 - The disconnects within Washington and how industry can better influence policy

37:19 - Opportunities in leveraging symbolism like Veterans issues and Congressional events

41:14 - The disconnect between access and influence, and how to effectively make the case

44:40 - The necessity of creative strategies, public pressure, and celebrity involvement

50:21 - Successful stories: case of Cory Booker and the impact of direct constituent advocacy

52:16 - Final thoughts: how to stay engaged and educate the industry and policymakers

Summary: 

In this episode, Gretchen Gailey shares over 20 years of experience navigating Washington's complex cannabis legislation. We explore how industry players can effectively engage with policymakers, the importance of foundational regulations, and strategies to accelerate federal progress on cannabis reform.

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Investing in cannabis requires a split personality.

Everyone thinks they're early. Dan McDermitt has been trading the sector for 15 years — through the Canadian boom, the Biden promise, and the slow bleed that followed. His take: if you've been through multiple pump-and-dump cycles, you're not early anymore. You're just still here.

This is a masterclass in separating trader psychology from fundamental conviction. Dan explains why he keeps a small position just to stay seated, why he already knows he'll sell early on the next catalyst, and why the moment everybody's talking about cannabis on Wall Street Bets is the moment you size up — not before.

This week we sit down with Dan McDermitt:

Chapters

00:00 The Catalyst Dilemma in Cannabis

03:03 Trading Strategies and Market Positioning

05:48 Understanding Trader vs. Fundamentalist Perspectives

08:46 The Unique Nature of MSOS Trading

11:51 Market Dynamics and Trading Psychology

15:03 The Role of Uplisting and Rescheduling

18:08 Long-Term Perspectives in a Volatile Market

21:04 Risk Management and Trading Mindset

23:51 The Impact of AI on Trading Strategies

 Summary

In this conversation, Bryan Fields and Dan McDermitt discuss the current state of the cannabis market, focusing on the challenges and opportunities within the sector. They explore the impact of potential rescheduling and uplisting on cannabis stocks, the differences between trading and fundamental analysis, and the unique trading dynamics of MSOS. Dan shares insights on risk management, trading psychology, and the influence of AI on trading strategies, emphasizing the importance of adapting to market conditions while maintaining a disciplined approach.

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Most cannabis companies chased scale. Rubicon chased quality.

What does it actually take to build a premium cannabis brand? Trust sits behind what “premium” really means, why consumers only give brands one chance, how Rubicon evaluates resource capacity and audits operations, and why Europe could become the next meaningful opportunity for their trusted brands.

This week we sit down with Margaret Brodie, CEO of Rubicon Organics:

• Why premium cannabis starts with flower

Chapters

00:00 Quality Over Quantity in Cannabis

02:58 Building a Premium Cannabis Brand

05:47 Operational Excellence and Team Culture

09:04 The Pursuit of Continuous Improvement

11:45 Understanding Consumer Trust and Brand Loyalty

14:45 Strategic Decision-Making in Cannabis

18:06 Navigating Industry Challenges and Opportunities

27:55 Navigating the Fast-Paced Cannabis Industry

29:13 Investment Priorities for Growth

31:43 Strategic Market Expansion and Brand Development

35:08 Building a Lasting Brand in Cannabis

37:20 Learning from International Markets

40:56 Balancing Speed and Quality in Growth

42:51 Understanding Consumer Dynamics

46:06 Honoring the Legacy Market

49:30 Reflecting on the Journey and Future of Cannabis

Guest Links

https://www.instagram.com/rubiconorganics/

https://www.rubiconorganics.com/

https://x.com/RubiconOrganics

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When California legalized cannabis, did anyone see 70% of the state opting out. Retail access never recovered. The illicit market stayed durable. And taxes kept compounding pressure on operators. Micah Anderson, CEO of LEEF Brands, explains how local bans strengthened the illicit market, why pesticide drift can wipe out millions in product, and why he is rebuilding a recovery and wellness push with NBA player Jimmy Butler.

This week we sit down with Micah Anderson:

Chapters

00:00 Introduction: California Cannabis Market Challenges

00:31 Prop 64: A Poorly Executed Initiative

01:38 Local Politics and Industry Complexity

02:28 Fixing California Cannabis Policy

03:23 Industry Engagement and Advocacy

04:02 Reevaluating Prop 64 and Market Structure

05:02 Offense vs Defense in Industry Strategy

06:28 Changing Public Perception and Policy Reform

07:36 Industry Regulation and Taxation Issues

08:07 The Role of Advocacy and Industry Voice

09:19 Hindsight and Lessons Learned

10:41 Industry Participation in Policy Making

11:26 CBD and Medical Cannabis Opportunities

12:17 Brand Revival and Market Expansion

13:16 Supply Chain and Cultivation Strategies

14:09 Innovations in Wellness and Recovery Products

15:40 Educational Campaigns and Consumer Awareness

16:39 Research and Clinical Studies in Cannabis

17:08 Regulatory Barriers and Opportunities in Cultivation

18:12 Operational Challenges and Solutions

19:36 Medical Cannabis and Future Legislation

20:29 Supply Chain Management and Quality Control

21:31 Entry of New Participants and Industry Diversification

22:29 Market Expansion and Interstate Commerce

23:24 Pesticide Scrutiny as Industry Moat

24:22 Industry's Role in Consumer Safety and Transparency

25:29 Understanding Pesticide Regulations and Organic Standards

26:55 Supply Chain Variability and Farm Management

28:25 Cost and Efficiency in Cultivation

29:55 Sampling and Testing Challenges

31:33 Expanding Beyond California

33:50 Complexities of Concentrate Production

36:33 Yield Variability and Cultivation Nuances

38:20 Product Development and Customer Collaboration

40:54 Demand Planning and Market Forecasting

42:08 Data-Driven Decision Making in Extraction

44:24 Margins, Product Mix, and Client Relationships

45:47 Market Entry Strategies and Expansion

47:43 Future of Cannabis and International Markets

48:39 Bitcoin and Cannabis: An Evolving Relationship

51:30 Cryptocurrency as a Business Strategy

53:53 Future of Automation and Robotics in Cannabis Production

55:41 Contact and Follow-up

Guest links

https://www.linkedin.com/in/micah-anderson-leef/

https://leefbrands.com/about/

  Resources

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Everyone knows the Cheech & Chong name. Almost no one understands the infrastructure behind it.

This isn’t a celebrity brand story. It’s a leverage story inside a fragmented, state-locked cannabis market that could shift overnight.

While most operators vertically integrate and hope legislation cooperates, Cheech & Chong are building optionality. Reverse licensing, local partnerships, and asset-light expansion aren’t branding tactics , they’re positioning moves.

This week we sit down with Jonathan Black to discuss.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Brand Infrastructure

00:10 JB's Vision for Cheech and Chong

01:07 Market Infiltration and Consumer Experience

02:20 Cheech and Chong's Brand Recognition and Growth

03:06 State-Level Strategies and MSO Dynamics

04:30 Building Ecosystems and Partner Collaboration

05:55 Shelf Space and Local Market Strategies

07:16 Establishing a National Brand in Cannabis

08:34 Trial and Error in Market Entry

09:02 Terpene Profiles and Product Consistency

10:01 Adapting to Different State Systems

11:12 Working with Dispensaries and Partners

12:08 Tools and Technology in Market Monitoring

13:24 Partnering with Celebrities and Influencers

14:23 Advertising Strategies and Consumer Awareness

15:17 Measuring Success and Market Penetration

17:37 Market Footprint and Future Opportunities

18:35 Expanding into New Markets and Countries

20:25 Product Launch Timing and Market Readiness

21:59 Exclusivity and Distribution Agreements

22:40 Managing State-Specific Regulations

23:07 Reverse Licensing Model Explained

24:42 Long-term Industry Outlook and Legislation

27:30 Industry Challenges and Opportunities

29:29 Big Tobacco and MSO Strategies

32:08 Hemp vs Cannabis Market Dynamics

34:14 Legislative Outlook and Industry Legislation

36:29 Cannabis as a Functional Beverage Alternative

38:42 Impact of Legislation on Market Growth

40:29 Celebrity Endorsements and Brand Building

42:31 Future Industry Scenarios and Opportunities

44:56 Getting in Touch and Industry Collaboration

 Summary

In this in-depth interview, industry expert JB discusses the strategic growth of Cheech and Chong's brand in the cannabis and hemp markets, navigating state regulations, and the future of interstate commerce. Gain insights into brand expansion, licensing models, and industry challenges.

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Beverage may be the most approachable format in cannabis.

Familiar ritual. Familiar packaging. Familiar context. Easily Sharable 

But familiarity creates comparison.

Alcohol.

That means safety, expectation, and education cannot be left to chance.

This week we sit down with Kristin and Eric Rogers of Levia to discuss:

• Beverage as a social format
• The responsibility of education
• Scaling experience across fragmented markets

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Success in Cannabis Expansion

03:08 Brand Consistency Across State Lines

05:59 Targeting the Right Consumer Demographics

08:55 The Evolution of Cannabis Beverages

12:01 Navigating Dosage and Consumer Experience

15:02 Quality Control and Supply Chain Management

17:50 The Future of Cannabis and Alcohol Beverages

21:04 Educating Consumers and Regulators

24:07 Navigating Cannabis Regulations in Massachusetts

27:24 Understanding Cannabis vs. Alcohol: Safety and Impairment

31:10 The Impact of Cannabis on Alcohol Consumption

33:43 Educating Consumers: The Importance of Responsible Consumption

36:11 Packaging and Communication: Bridging the Knowledge Gap

40:04 Challenges in the Cannabis Industry: Patience and Perseverance

Summary

In this conversation, Bryan Fields and Kristin and Eric Rogers discuss the complexities of the cannabis beverage industry, emphasizing the importance of brand consistency, understanding consumer demographics, and navigating regulatory challenges. They explore the science behind cannabis beverages, the significance of dosage, and the potential future of combining cannabis with alcohol. The discussion also highlights the need for education and awareness among consumers and regulators, as well as the perseverance required to succeed in this evolving industry.

Guest Links

• https://levia.buzz/
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-rogers12/
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinhrogers/
• https://www.linkedin.com/company/leviabrands/

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For the last 18–24 months, reported cannabis growth told an incomplete story.

Demand did not plateau.
It was fragmented — between hemp channels, illicit markets, and regulated operators.

Now, with the Farm Bill loophole closing, Virginia coming online, and rescheduling potentially closer to execution, the numbers begin to look different. And feel different.

This week we sit down with Trent Woloveck to discuss:

• Why leading with retail first changes everything
• The strategic tradeoffs of vertical integration
• What true cannabinoid demand actually looks like once distortion fades

Chapters

00:00 The Value of Vertical Integration in Cannabis

04:52 Market Dynamics and Capital Allocation

09:34 Virginia's Cannabis Market Evolution

19:04 Impact of Federal Rescheduling on Cannabis

24:38 M&A Challenges in the Cannabis Industry

31:34 Navigating Regulatory Complexities

39:39 The Future of the Cannabis Market

47:27 Looking Ahead: Jushi's Future and Industry Changes

Summary

In this conversation, Bryan Fields and Trent Woloveck discuss the complexities of the cannabis industry, focusing on vertical integration, market dynamics, and the impact of federal rescheduling. They explore the challenges of capital allocation, the evolution of the Virginia cannabis market, and the difficulties of mergers and acquisitions in a heavily regulated environment. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding market demands and the potential for growth as the industry continues to normalize and expand.

Guest Links

• https://jushico.com
• https://www.linkedin.com/company/jushi-inc/
• https://x.com/two3king

Our Links

Bryan Fields on Twitter

Kellan Finney on Twitter

The Dime on Twitter

Extraction Teams: Want to cut costs and get more out of every run? Unlock hidden revenue by extracting more from the same input—with Newton Insights.

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The Dime is a top 5% most shared  global podcast

The Dime is a top 10 Cannabis Podcast 

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If you doubled your marketing spend tomorrow, would you double your sales?

Most cannabis marketing does not fail because teams spend too little. It fails because marketing is asked to create success while known problems remain unfixed. That is why marketing is often the first thing cut when results stall.

What has changed is that modern tracking makes attribution clearer and easier than ever. Attribution means understanding which actions actually drive revenue, not just traffic or activity.

This week we sit down with John Shute to discuss:

• Why marketing gets blamed for upstream failures
• How attribution reveals what is actually working
• Where most teams are missing 

Chapters

00:00 Navigating Budget Cuts in Cannabis Marketing

02:59 The Importance of Trackable Marketing Strategies

06:05 Understanding Consumer Behavior and Retention

08:53 Leveraging Data for Brand Growth

11:59 The Role of Email Marketing in Cannabis Brands

15:10 Product Quality and Consumer Safety

18:01 Narrowing Focus for Brand Success

23:26 Smart Growth Strategies in Cannabis Marketing

26:24 The Importance of Data-Driven Decisions

27:21 Closing the Gap: SEO and Market Positioning

30:27 Maximizing Marketing ROI

33:03 Understanding Marketing Attribution

36:14 Navigating Challenges in Client Relationships

39:19 The Complexity of Marketing in Cannabis

45:04 Community Engagement and Social Responsibility

Summary

In this conversation, John Shute discusses the challenges and strategies of marketing within the cannabis industry, particularly in the context of budget cuts. He emphasizes the importance of trackable marketing efforts, such as email marketing, and the need for brands to focus on consumer retention and data analytics. John also highlights the significance of building a strong brand identity and ensuring product quality and consumer safety. The discussion touches on the evolving landscape of cannabis marketing, the necessity for comprehensive audits, and the value of community engagement initiatives.

Guest Links

• https://x.com/johnshute_
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-shute-pufcreativ/
• https://www.instagram.com/pufcreativ/
• https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY2pdmT1-QHKux8728PRy2A
• https://www.linkedin.com/company/pufcreativ
• https://pufcreativ.com/

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The Dime is a top 5% most shared  global podcast

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Exceptional extraction has long been treated as an art.
What separates the best teams is not creativity.
It is the ability to repeat quality, consistently.

And it is not SOP alone.

It is judgment applied consistently under real constraints. Constraints that define what is technically possible, operationally realistic, and economically viable.

Those constraints tart with understanding your system and tracking the right operational parameters at a level of detail most teams never reach.

That depth of understanding is what allows teams to produce a consistent, high-quality end product instead of relying on feel or memory.

This week we sit down with Brian Adams to discuss

• How to balance SOPs with operator flexibility
• How to think clearly about your extraction system and its limits
• Whether rolling back adult use in Massachusetts is real or noise

Chapters

00:00 The Complexity of Extraction Processes

03:06 Adapting SOPs for Optimal Results

06:04 Understanding Cost Structures in Extraction

09:12 The Importance of Hardware in Product Quality

12:07 Navigating Consumer Expectations and Feedback

15:10 Quality Control and Brand Reputation

18:11 Expanding Product Categories and Maintaining Standards

21:07 Educating Consumers on Concentrate Differences

23:56 The Future of the Cannabis Industry in Massachusetts

30:32 The Current State of Cannabis in Massachusetts

34:27 The Threat of Opposition and Industry Response

39:55 Navigating Negative Perceptions and Future Outlook

41:14 The Importance of Industry Unity and Consumer Education

42:29 Engaging with Consumers and Building a Brand

Summary

In this conversation, Bryan Fields and Brian Adams delve into the complexities of extraction processes in the cannabis industry, emphasizing the importance of flexibility in Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to achieve optimal results. They discuss the significance of understanding cost structures, the role of hardware in product quality, and the challenges of maintaining brand reputation amidst consumer feedback. The conversation also touches on the need for consumer education regarding concentrate differences and the potential future of the cannabis industry in Massachusetts. In this conversation, Brian Adams discusses the current challenges facing the cannabis industry in Massachusetts, particularly in light of recent negative news and opposition movements. He emphasizes the need for industry unity to combat misinformation and protect the rights of consumers. The discussion also touches on the importance of educating consumers about cannabis production and the potential impact of regulatory changes on the industry.

Guest Links:

https://www.nimbuscannabisco.com/https://www.nimbuscannabisco.com/

Our Links

• https://www.nimbuscannabisco.com/
• https://www.instagram.com/nimbuscc/
• https://www.linkedin.com/company/nimbus-cannabis-co/
• https://www.linkedin.com/company/hudson-botanical-processing/
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/jb-adams/

Bryan Fields on Twitter

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Most cannabis automation fails for a simple reason.
It optimizes motion instead of understanding.

Automation executes. Robotics adapts.
That distinction matters in an industry where variability is unavoidable and capital is limited.

This episode breaks down why feedback loops matter more than machines, why fully automated facilities are still far off, and how teams should think about constraints before investing.

This week, we sit down with Nohtal Partansky to cover:

• Why automation breaks under variability
• Automation vs robotics, clearly defined
• How to avoid expensive missteps

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Automation in Cannabis Manufacturing

03:02 The Role of Robotics vs. Automation

05:45 Consultative Approach to Automation

08:54 Challenges in Cultivation Automation

11:59 Designing for Variability in Automation

15:01 Iterative Development and Customer Feedback

18:08 Identifying Design vs. Customer Issues

21:06 Adapting to Environmental Nuances

23:55 Conveying Value in Automation Solutions

27:09 Strategic Approaches to Automation in Supply Chain

30:10 Optimizing Pre-Roll Production Processes

33:44 Understanding Tolerance Levels in Manufacturing

36:39 Intellectual Property in the Cannabis Industry

42:26 Innovations in Cannabis Manufacturing

45:32 Challenges in Automation and Scaling

50:51 Improving Processes and Training in Cannabis Operations

Summary

In this conversation, Bryan Fields and Nohtal Partansky delve into the intricacies of automation and robotics within the cannabis manufacturing industry. They discuss the differences between fully automated and automated processes, the consultative approach to implementing automation, and the challenges faced in cultivation. The conversation highlights the importance of feedback loops in robotics, the iterative design process, and the need for a deep understanding of customer needs. They also touch on the significance of protecting intellectual property while fostering innovation in a rapidly evolving industry.

Guest Links

• https://www.instagram.com/sortingroboticsinc/
• https://www.youtube.com/@sortingrobotics
• https://www.linkedin.com/company/sortingrobotics/
• https://www.sortingrobotics.com/
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/nohtal/

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Extraction Teams: Want to cut costs and get more out of every run? Unlock hidden revenue by extracting more from the same input—with Newton Insights.

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The Dime is a top 5% most shared  global podcast

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