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FUTURE OF CANNABIS V
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"Fight for the young, elderly, low-income, newcomer, refugee, working-class, single parent, large family, bachelor, black, indigenous, disabled, underemployed, student, hard-working, just trying to get by, on their way to making it. We are all the same." Those are Caryma Sa’d's words -- a Toronto-based lawyer whose practice includes cannabis law and landlord and tenant issues. She joins Nicolle Hodges on The Dopist to discuss The Cannabis Act, justice, and much more.

The Dopist is a weekly podcast that puts cannabis at the center of deep dialogue with experts, to help you navigate this new industry—and beyond. Host Nicolle Hodges brings on guests each week to dissect the world of cannabis. Follow @thedopist on Instagram, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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FUTURE OF CANNABIS IV
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Imagine the world 200 years from now. Futurist, Nikolas Badminton, predicts that we will have ascended into being a whole new kind of society. No more disease. No more cancer. Medicine will be so advanced that we will see people living to 150+ years old. Today, more studies are revealing the positive benefits of both cannabis and psychedelics for the treatment of PTSD, depression, and anxiety. Based on what we know now, what does the future of plant medicine look like? Nik answers that, and many more questions about the future of health (both the good and the iffy) - on The Dopist with Nicolle Hodges.

The Dopist is a weekly podcast that puts cannabis at the center of deep dialogue with experts, to help you navigate this new industry—and beyond. Host Nicolle Hodges brings on guests each week to dissect the world of cannabis. Follow @thedopist on Instagram, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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FUTURE OF CANNABIS III
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We might one day live in a world where cannabis is celebrated from one continent to the next; a borderless utopia where lighting up without restriction is not only the norm but encouraged as a post of economic power and travelers incorporate cannabis-tours into their itineraries. Danielle "Miz D" Jackson is here to answer the question: what is the future of cannabis tourism? - on The Dopist with Nicolle Hodges.

The Dopist is a weekly podcast that puts cannabis at the center of deep dialogue with experts, to help you navigate this new industry—and beyond. Host Nicolle Hodges brings on guests each week to dissect the world of cannabis. Follow @thedopist on Instagram, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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FUTURE OF CANNABIS II
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The line between work-self and everywhere-else-self seems to be increasingly blended; and so, we’re often bringing life’s lessons with us through the doors each day into the places we work. What is an unintentional bias and how can cannabis fit in with diversity and inclusion strategies? Erin Gratton discusses the future of cannabis in the workplace - on The Dopist with Nicolle Hodges.

The Dopist is a weekly podcast that puts cannabis at the center of deep dialogue with experts, to help you navigate this new industry—and beyond. Host Nicolle Hodges brings on guests each week to dissect the world of cannabis. Follow @thedopist on Instagram, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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FUTURE OF CANNABIS I
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The Great Cannabis Branding Race feels less about who will make it to the top first, but who will be left standing once the bullshit subsides. The act of wedging oneself in the minds of a consumer has some companies taking drastic measures in experiential marketing, costly celebrity endorsements, and getting crafty looking for loopholes. In all of this, what can the industry do to build a stronger relationship with buyers without being misleading for the sake of going big? Katie Waterman and Paul Lawton of Sister Merci are in studio to discuss - on The Dopist with Nicolle Hodges.

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Katie Waterman: Award-winning communications professional and thought-leader in the insights and integrated media space.

Katie has a decade of experience working in Canada’s top agencies leading digital and social strategy for top-tier clients including Infiniti, Nissan, Samsung, and most recently, McDonald’s Canada. As Director on the Planning team at Weber Shandwick, Katie oversaw channel planning and the execution of integrated media programs across the agency’s most elite clients. Campaigns under Katie’s leadership won top industry awards with the agency itself bringing home IABC Canada’s Large PR Agency of the Year two years in a row. Katie earned her MBA from Memorial University and a BSc from McMaster University in Kinesiology with a minor in French Studies.

Twitter: @kaydubbya
Twitter: @sistermerci

Paul Lawton: Sociologist, brand strategist and cannabis marketing expert with a knack for making brands famous.

As a cultural ethnographer and former adjunct professor of sociology at the University of Lethbridge, Paul’s PhD research focused on digital health and the emerging social web. Paul transitioned from academia into the agency world in 2013 as head of digital at Cohn & Wolfe and, more recently, as VP Strategy at Cossette, where he led brand strategy on the Canopy Growth portfolio during the legalization of cannabis in Canada. Paul has owned two independent record labels that have released 100+ albums by emerging Canadian musicians over the last 10 years and has a deep understanding of Canadian culture from years of touring coast to coast.

Twitter: @quartermass

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PARENTING & CANNABIS IV
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When a parent is an open cannabis user it can change the tenor of conversations with kids about drug use. But what kinds of questions are teens, themselves, asking about cannabis if they are new consumers? - on The Dopist with Nicolle Hodges.

The Dopist is a weekly podcast that puts cannabis at the center of deep dialogue with experts, to help you navigate this new industry—and beyond. Host Nicolle Hodges brings on guests each week to dissect the world of cannabis. Follow @thedopist on Instagram, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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PARENTING & CANNABIS III
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The conversation around cannabis between parents and teens is different in every family, but is often a challenging topic. In the world of legalized recreational cannabis, how should parents be approaching this new normal? Tabitha Fritz, director of Cannabis Education at mīhī and mother of three, shares her experience - on The Dopist with Nicolle Hodges.

The Dopist is a weekly podcast that puts cannabis at the center of deep dialogue with experts, to help you navigate this new industry—and beyond. Host Nicolle Hodges brings on guests each week to dissect the world of cannabis. Follow @thedopist on Instagram, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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PARENTING & CANNABIS II
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Is it true that moms must be good — but will never be good enough? More women are turning to cannabis to help in the challenging, early stages of motherhood. Signs of depression or an anxiety disorder may appear within the first year after birth and can last for months or even years. These signs include feelings of sadness, worry, and fatigue.* If cannabis helps mothers feel balanced, then how do we change the discussions about mothers using cannabis so it's no longer a taboo. How long will this take? The perfect mother does not exist but the right solution for her might be within reach. Kieley Beaudry—co-founder of Parkland Flower and the Founder, President of the Alberta Cannabis Micro License Association shares her story - on The Dopist with Nicolle Hodges.

The Dopist is a weekly podcast that puts cannabis at the center of deep dialogue with experts, to help you navigate this new industry—and beyond. Host Nicolle Hodges brings on guests each week to dissect the world of cannabis. Follow @thedopist on Instagram, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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*Source:

https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/190624/dq190624b-eng.htm

PARENTING & CANNABIS I
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After a traumatic experience like childbirth, a woman's relationship with her vagina needs to be healed not only physically, but spiritually and emotionally. But where is one to begin healing in a system that is still so broken? Bianca Sprague and Toni Botas of Bebo Mia hold nothing back when discussing the truth about giving birth, postpartum depression, discrimination against women of color, and what role cannabis plays in the healing process. And that's what it is, isn't it? A process - on The Dopist with Nicolle Hodges.

The Dopist is a weekly podcast that puts cannabis at the center of deep dialogue with experts, to help you navigate this new industry—and beyond. Host Nicolle Hodges brings on guests each week to dissect the world of cannabis. Follow @thedopist on Instagram, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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