In the Weeds with Jimmy Young

The Cannabis Community Care and Research Network is rewriting 80 years of prohibition history for the cannabis industry. Marion McNabb and Randy McCaffrie are the co-founders who are at the forefront of curriculum development allowing their research and experience lead the way in educating the public on the use of cannabis. Both are in studio on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young, part 1 of 4.

Marc Shepard the co-founder of the NECANN, the largest cannabis business expo is celebrating it's 5th year in March at the Hynes in Boston, but the launch of the business has been slowed by red tape, and now invaders from the West want their market share in the first east coast state to legalize weed. That's why Marc is so passionate about this years event, now over three days. Part 4 of 4 of his...

Dealing with social media can be challenge for people in the cannabis business, Facebook and YouTube have shut down accounts without notice, for NECANN's Marc Shepard, promotion of his event has hit a wall in traditional media. Driving under the influence of cannabis, opiods, and the distractions of the phone, which is worse and how can you tell if someone is operating under the influence? The CBD...

So how would like to visit 20 cannabis conventions a year? That's what NECANN's Marc Shepard does as he sells to the many exhibitors that come to New England every year. Massachusetts is a hot new market, and everybody wants a piece. What role does Big Pharma play in the future? That subject and more on part 2 of 4 episodes of In The Weeds with Jimmy Young

The New England Cannabis Convention is celebrating it's fifth year of exhibitions this March 22-24 at the Hynes Auditorium. Marc Shepard is one of the founders of the regions largest exhibition of vendors and speakers in the region. In Part 1 of 4, Marc talks about the history of the event, and gives a sneak preview for this year's on In the Weeds with Jimmy Young

Right now cannabis is still illegal according to the Federal Government, but there is tons of money heading to Washington DC to change that through a major lobbying effort. Holyoke MA Mayor Alex Morse was the only pubic elected official to vote for legalization in MA in 2016, now in his 4th term, he is urging other towns to end their moratoriums, open their minds to the science and research behind...

Social justice programs for those convicted of past cannabis crimes in Massachusetts are still in their infancy, and Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse is one of the champions of that cause. After welcoming a cannabis grow facility into his town, he now wants to see the next wave in development in a new cannabis community. Part 2 of 3 episodes of the interview with Mayor Alex Morse on In The Weeds with Jimm...

At 22, he was the youngest elected public official in Massachusetts, now Brown University graduate is on his 4th term and about to celebrate his 30th birthday. In those 7+ years, he has improved schools, created jobs, and raised property values in this old New England mill town, his home town. Mayor Morse is embracing the cannabis industry in Holyoke in order to take advantage of local tax benefit...

He's coached professional basketball in Europe, survived two bone marrow transplants, opened a yoga studio or two, and raised a few boys, so how does Dennis Ozer do it? A great attitude and knowledge of how best to battle cancer while using cannabis. On In The Weeds with Jimmy Young.

Marinol, Cannabis, chemo, all battle those Cancer cells inside the human body, which is most effective? Ask Dennis Ozer who has tried them all, and survived for over a decade after two bone marrow transplants. The successful businessman and basketball guru is in studio on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young.

HYP Studio owner Dennis Ozer is a survivor. Two bone marrow transplants over 12 years, and he's lived to tell his story on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young. Part 2 of 4.

Dennis Ozer from Needham Mass is living a charmed life. A successful businessman, former pro basketball coach, and two bone marrow transplants have kept him alive for over a decade now. What role has cannabis played in his journey? Find on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young

Seth Worby's cannabis creative group will design your web site, and maximize search to get you and your product or your service found. He's also been around the world looking for what works best, and what is the best strain, no matter your taste. In the Weeds with Jimmy Young Part 3

Seth Worby of the Cannabis Creative Group knows how to market a product, and now he's one of the experts in the cannabis business. So be found now, and listen to what he thinks the future holds in this emerging business on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young. Part 2

SEO stands for search engine optimization, and it can make or break your business. Seth Worby of the Cannabis Creative Group is one of the masters of making sure you cannabis business gets found. He also remembers when you didn't want to be found with cannabis, now he's on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young. Part 1

The NFL covered up their concussion history from their players and their fans until a medical examiner from Pittsburgh discovered CTE in the brain of Mike Webster a Hall of Fame center from the Steelers. Dr. Uma Dhanabalan talks about how cannabis might help keep players from getting hooked on opiods. The final episode of In the Weeds with Jimmy Young and Dr Uma Dhanabalan.

Dr. Uma Dhanabalan is one of the premier medical cannabis experts in the United States. She lives outside of Boston, and conducts public and private sessions with patients who come from far and away to hear her speak. In the 3rd episode of 4 of In The Weeds with Jimmy Young and Dr. Uma they talk about dosing or as Dr. Uma's explains, titration.

Dr. Uma Dhanabalan is one of 43 certified cannabis experts in the US. She lectures and speaks in front of political bodies, different countries, and hundreds of cannabis conventions. Now she's on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young. The 2nd of 4 episodes/podcasts.

Dr. Uma Dhanabalan is one of 43 certified cannabis experts in the US. She lectures and speaks in front of political bodies, different countries, and hundreds of cannabis conventions. Now she's on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young. The first of 4 episodes/podcasts.

Why does one person get wasted from an edible, and another person gets no effect? It's called the entourage effect and it explains why one person can handle their weed and there are others who can't. Chris Liska is a scientist and the manufacturing manager for ACS a medical marijuana dispensary in Bridgewater MA.

Chris Liska is the manufacturing manager at Alternative Compassion Services in Bridgewater. He turns cannabis into whatever he wants too. The entourage effect, why does one person handle their cannabis better than the other? Chris attempts to explain the chemistry behind the plant on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young from ACS in Bridgewater.

Leafly's GM in MA, Adam Cavanaugh continues to enlighten host Jimmy Young about the fledgling cannabis industry that hasn't even opened for operations yet.... Freedom Rally fall out continues, and Adam prepares for a big life event!

Leafly is the biggest brand in the cannabis business, and now they have a presence in Massachusetts. What makes Leafly so recognizable in the cannabis world? Adam Cavanaugh joins Jimmy Young on In The Weeds.

27 year old Eric Martin is retired from pro football after 3 concussions. The outside linebacker went to Nebraska as an under grad and played in the CFL and NFL. He earned a Super Bowl 49 ring with the NE Patriots in 2015\. Now advocating for cannabis reform, he says the plant saved his life and now wants to help others. In the Weeds host Jimmy Young sat down with Eric for a frank conversation at...

Massachusetts may not have an adult use shop open yet, but all the biggest names in the industry will be here when it happens. The #1 brand in cannabis is Leafly. It too has set up shop in the Bay State with a GM named Adam Cavanaugh. He joins In The Weeds with Jimmy Young to talk about their plans, and their new mobile App that sort of acts like another Washington state company, you might have he...