Richard Pis, aka, Ricky G is a phenomenal Cuban American artist, a painter, a fashion designer, and he's even known as the 'Tattoo Artist to the Stars!' He's also a SAG-AFTRA actor, a stuntman, a voice-over artist, a comedian, and an accomplished author.

Beyond all his amazing talents, Ricky gets really candid about his personal journey, especially some of the health issues he's faced over the years. He shares how cannabis has played a pivotal role in his life, providing him with health and healing. We also dive into his exciting collaborations within the cannabis industry. Plus, for those of you looking for some practical wellness tips, Ricky even gives us his personal recipe recommendation for a parasite cleanse, something he absolutely swears by for his own well-being.

We sat down with Joseph Hickey Sr., a true OG in the hemp movement and someone who’s been fighting for the environment long before it was trending. Back in the early ’90s, Joe was one of the first to push for hemp legalization in the U.S., and he’s got the stories to prove it.

From helping organize the first International Hemp Conference to working with Kentucky lawmakers on landmark legislation, Joe’s been in it for the long haul. He even teamed up with Woody Harrelson to plant hemp on purpose and illegally, as a bold act of protest that helped spark real change.

This episode is all about what it takes to challenge the system, stay true to your values, and use the land as a tool for something bigger.

In this episode, we sit down with Reverend Heidi Grossman of Sugarleaf Church — a bold spiritual leader and fierce advocate for sacred plant medicine. From building one of California’s largest entheogenic churches to facing down federal raids and 28 felony charges, her journey is nothing short of wild.

We dive deep into the real war on drugs, what spiritual sovereignty really means, and why the battle for access to natural medicines is far from over. Hope you enjoy the show!

In this episode, we’re joined by Necole Hines, a cannabis educator, chef, and advocate who’s passionate about celebrating cannabis through food and connection. As the founder of Faded Living, Necole brings cannabis into everyday life with low-THC cooking workshops, infused dining experiences, and educational events. With her Jamaican roots inspiring bold, flavorful dishes, she highlights the wellness benefits of cannabis in a fun and approachable way. Listen to hear about Necole’s journey, her mission to break down cannabis stigmas, and exciting plans for the future!

In this episode, we’re joined by Michael Plum, aka Michael P. "Clerk," from Deschedule.Earth. Michael collaborates with home growers, caregivers, medical patients, bud tenders, and more to gather evidence and experiences that will make a powerful case for descheduling cannabis. Check it out as he shares why this movement is so important and how we can all help push for real change on the path to cannabis reform!

On this episode of To Be Completely Blunt, we chatted with Jennifer Boozer, the founder of CannaBama, Alabama’s first hemp and CBD retailer. Born in Colorado, raised in Louisiana, and now calling Alabama home for over 18 years, Jennifer’s journey is nothing short of inspiring. From battling chronic health issues and the loss of her son, to overcoming addiction, Jennifer found a life-changing solution in CBD and cannabis. Fueled by her own transformation, she created CannaBama in 2018, a passion project that quickly became a beacon of hope for her community. Today, she’s not only educating people about cannabis, but also advocating for access to legal cannabis in Alabama. We dive into her personal story, the challenges she’s faced, and how she’s making history in a state that’s just starting to embrace the power of cannabis. Hope you enjoy the show!

We sit down with actor and comedian, Larry Joe Campbell, best known for his hilarious role as Andy on the sitcom According to Jim. Larry shares stories from his career in movies and television, and some behind the scenes into the acting world. Whether you’re a fan of his work or new to his comedy, he's such a great person to have a conversation with and one of the most down-to-earth guys in showbiz!

Join us as we chat with Rebecca, an accomplished entrepreneur and cannabis advocate from Detroit. As the CEO of the first African American woman-owned cannabis cultivation brand in the Midwest and the founder of The Detroit Cannabis Project, she’s reshaping the industry with a focus on social equity.

With over five years in the medical cannabis space, Rebecca has collaborated with regulatory agencies to drive meaningful change and has been a vocal advocate for veteran access to cannabis. Beyond her cannabis ventures, she’s launched a successful gym franchise and a thriving tech consulting firm. Rebecca is not just a leader; she’s an inspiration. Hope you enjoy listening to her journey and insights!

Krysta Jones (KJ) is a versatile entrepreneur with over 15 years of experience in the cannabis industry. As the owner of THC Girls, a marketing company, and The Highly Connected, a network with its own app, KJ specializes in innovative marketing and community building. Recently, she's expanded her strategic approach beyond cannabis, now also working in funding, private aviation, and insurance, bringing her unique framework to these diverse industries.

Amanda Parker is a dynamic, single mom with an amazing daughter. With a passion for modeling, acting, marketing and branding, Amanda loves to explore and embark on adventures. She is a business owner in the health and wellness industry and serves as a kitchen manager for a company where she cooks edibles. Additionally, Amanda handles credit card processing and runs her own consulting company that focused on labor and production in the cannabis and hemp industry. Dedicated to helping people and being part of incredible teams, Amanda loves what she does and brings enthusiasm to every endeavor.