S2 Ep42 From Farm to Feds With Llamas

Guest: Daniel of Yendo Farms

IG: yendofarms444

Email: Dday.yendofarms@gmail.com

Summary for descriptions:

In this episode, we sit down with Daniel of Yendo Farms to dive into the world of growing in New Mexico, as well as some hash talk! We cover everything from the challenges of federal border patrol seizing products to the lawsuit filed against the government ⚖️.

Oh, and did we mention llamas? Yeah, you’ll want to stick around to hear about the legendary llama who inspired it all—because who doesn’t love a good llama story?

Tune in for an entertaining and informative chat about all things in New Mexico! ✨

S2 Ep41 Nursing The Industry

Guest: Maria - 420 Nurses

IG: 420nursessouthwest

Website: https://420nurses.com/

Find your Legislator Here…

https://www.nmlegis.gov/members/find_my_legislator

Get your tickets for the Ask Chad Grassy Expo November 12 & 13, 10am to 6pm at the Las Cruces Convention Center

https://tickets.meetinlascruces.com/grassy

Sponsors:

Monster House, consumption lounge.

Summary:

In this episode of the podcast, we have a special guest Maria from 420 Nurses Southwest. She shares her insights on cannabis and the 420 Nurses' mission. We also discuss the Cannabis Control Division's request for more funding and

the implications of this for the industry. Additionally, we explore the shifting political landscape regarding cannabis and the importance of voting for candidates who support sensible cannabis policies. Tune in for an informative and engaging

S2 Ep40 Free The Market!

Guest: Mafer & Kai - Buddies Club

Email: hibud@thebuddiesclub.co

Links:

Find your Legislator Here…

https://www.nmlegis.gov/members/find_my_legislator

Get your tickets for the Ask Chad Grassy Expo November 12 & 13, 10am to 6pm at the Las Cruces Convention Center

https://tickets.meetinlascruces.com/grassy

Sponsors:

Monster House, consumption lounge.

Summary:

In this episode, we dive into the controversial topic of license closures in the New Mexico cannabis industry. We discuss the push by some, including the NM Cannabis Chamber of Commerce, to allow the Regulation and Licensing Department (RLD) to pause licenses, and the potential consequences of such a move. We argue that a saturated market will naturally level itself out and that closing licenses will only benefit a select few, particularly large corporations, while harming local entrepreneurs and consumers. Instead of pausing licenses, we advocate for better enforcement, increased funding for the Cannabis Control Division (CCD), and shutting down illegal operations. We urge viewers to contact their representatives and express their support for a fair and free cannabis market in New Mexico. Remember, real change happens when you speak up!