What if you had the guts in the 7th grade while at Saint George Kansas to give a speech saying you are going to move to Colorado and start a medical marijuana movement?

What if then you started one of the first medical marijuana clinics in Colorado?

What if you grew the largest law firm in Colorado and beyond?

What if you then found yourself working with some of the most major cannabis media outlets in the world?

What if you found yourself working the Snooperbowl with Ali Ganja & Dogg then soon after partnered your companies together?

If you were able to accomplish all of these great things in life you would be living the life of Cari Carmona.

Cari is a huge advocate for CBD because of her son. He is autistic and it changed his life. Cari Carmona is well known in the cannabis community for supporting THC, CBD and mushroom plant therapy.

Chemotherapy. It's something that's more than a word. More than a treatment. More than medicine.

When you hear the word CHEMO you feel something. It changes lives.

Cannabis changes lives as well.

Sabrina Alkyre joins the podcast to talk about surviving a brain tumor. Reducing her pharmaceutical intake prescribed by doctors from 14 to 6 doses per day and making it through the pain of a second tumor.

All of this while operating her insurance services to the cannabis industry, her dedication to changing laws to stop improper insurance requirements and mis-education, and continuing to advocate for cannabis patients.

With adderall out of the way Megan Dedman can now live her life to its fullest. Cannabis showed her the light and she stepped into it.

Megan went from scattered to super focused after being carefully introduced to cannabis by her loving husband. He was able to translate a "need" for Megan to look further within herself for comfort and healing. He knew cannabis could help.

Megan quickly realized a need for education about cannabis for others and was able to do so in her own way. She launched the first ever cannabis job fair for the state of Oklahoma.

She has had and now has her hands on many projects that surround the cannabis industry.

Megan’s life and many others have been changed for the better thanks to her introduction to cannabis.

PTSD, Anxiety, Depression... Sound familiar?

Do you have a voice inside of you telling you there is an answer and it is not at the bottom of a pill or liquor bottle?

Cannabis saved Kimberly Campbell's life. Now she is doing everything she can to help others in need while managing her own life journey.

Kimberly Campbell joins both Josh Leone and James Bridges on Truly Medicine Podcast.

Delene Gilbert from Oklahoma joins us today.

After overcoming her battle with postpartum depression during her first pregnancy Delene was able to successfully manage her symptoms and win. So much so that she was successful at using cannabis as medicine to guide her through her entire second pregnancy.

Now on her mission to spread the word about cannabis and its medicinal values Delene heads up many business ventures that help people in need receive the option of care that they desire.

Jessie Smith is the Executive Assistant to the Chancellor of Oaksterdam University. She joins us today on Truly Medicine Podcast to talk about her journey and how she became a part of this cannabis community.

She has committed her life and surrounding environment to a clean continuous living situation and is on a journey that leads her to helping others within the cannabis industry.

Jessie figured out years ago that in order to help oneself you must first look at oneself and really ask the question of whether or not something is good for your growth and then act upon that intuition.

Tim Jouett from Oklahoma Medicine joins James and Josh to discuss the importance of clean medicine during the holiday. Also HAPPY TURKEY DAY!

Chef Sebastian Carosi joins us from the west coast to talk about his journey with cannabis.

After being sentenced behind bars for cannabis he now is cooking with and advocating full spectrum clean cannabis consumption.

His journey with cannabis as medicine began in the early 1990's and continues to flourish today.

Chef Sebastian is a wealth of knowledge regarding the medicinal values of cannabis. He amazes his audience with fun and creative ways to consume it with health in-mind.

Ben and Betty are educators that moved to Oklahoma several years ago to start their family farm.

Many things happen along the path. of our life. Some of them lead us to helping others and light a fire of passion which may have once seemed forgotten.

They were gracious enough to allow Josh and James into their kitchen for some home brewed coffee and some real talk about cannabis as medicine.

Join us as we go on the road and learn from the great folks at 4 B’s Growers in Prague, Oklahoma.

Born and raised in Midwest City, Oklahoma, Tiffanie Marie is a mom of two adult children. One of which is on the Autism Spectrum.

16 years ago Tiffanie was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis.

Due to the pain of the disease she eventually developed an opiate addiction.

6 years go by and Tiffanie decides to stop this addiction cycle and quit cold turkey.

Cannabis was the answer to that. Not only did she quit the opiates, she started working in kitchens and worked her way up to corporate/head chef for a few places.

She became an advocate for Oklahoma SQ788 and was even on the television commercials to promote the vote.

Today Tiffanie runs White Rabbit Medicinals and knows a bit about how to make some premium grub.