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- 1 weeks ago27 min
Episode 242: Dialed In President Max Vansluys Talks Summer Set, Music, Culture & Rosin Drops
Dialed In Gummies President Max Vansluys joins Cannabis & Tech Today to discuss Summer Set, the brand’s three-month campaign celebrating Colorado’s independent music scene through limited-edition gummies, artist collaborations, performances, merchandise, and concert giveaways.Vansluys explains how the campaign grew from his team’s genuine connection to Colorado music and developed into collaborations with hip-hop artist Ray Reed and electronic artists parkbreezy and Artifakts. Working alongside AEG, Dialed In connected each artist’s sound, visual identity, and personal preferences with custom flavors, packaging, podcasts, playlists, and live mini mixes.The conversation explores why meaningful cultural partnerships require more than a conventional sponsorship. Vansluys discusses the emotional connection between cannabis and music, the importance of supporting local artists, and how Summer Set turns dispensary shelves into platforms for discovering Colorado talent. He also explains the campaign’s Golden Ticket giveaways and the collectible appeal of Dialed In’s limited-edition drops.Vansluys also shares why Colorado serves as the company’s testing ground for new products and experiences, how Dialed In plans to expand its community-driven model into additional markets, and why future campaigns could involve athletes, chefs, comedians, and other creative voices.The episode concludes with a closer look at Dialed In’s versatile rosin drops, including their use in mocktails, food, and alcohol-free social experiences.This episode is powered by Shopline.🔥 Topics Covered• The inspiration behind Dialed In’s Summer Set campaign• Celebrating Colorado’s independent music community• Collaborations with Ray Reed, parkbreezy, and Artifakts• How AEG helped connect Dialed In with artists• Creating artist-inspired flavors and packaging• Podcasts, playlists, merchandise, and live mini mixes• The emotional connection between cannabis and music• Building authentic cultural partnerships• Supporting local artists through dispensary exposure• Summer Set’s Golden Ticket concert giveaways• Limited drops, scarcity, and collectible products• Why Colorado serves as Dialed In’s test market• Collaboration over competition• Expanding the campaign into additional markets• Future partnerships with athletes, chefs, and comedians• Using rosin drops in mocktails, drinks, and food• Cannabis as an alternative to alcohol• Dialed In’s long-term commitment to community👤 GuestMax Vansluys, president of Dialed In Gummies🌐 Learn MoreDialed In Gummies: https://dialedingummies.comSummer Set 2026: https://dialedingummies.com/colorado/summerset/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dialedin_official/⏱️ CHAPTERS00:39 Inside the Summer Set campaign01:14 How the campaign began01:51 Selecting Colorado artists and genres03:01 Podcasts, performances, and mini mixes03:34 Working with AEG03:53 How artists responded to the collaborations04:40 Turning dispensary shelves into artist exposure05:27 The inspiration behind Summer Set06:00 Creating emotional connections through music06:50 Why the campaign began in Colorado08:21 The relationship between cannabis and music09:09 Building organic artist partnerships10:05 Authenticity beyond traditional marketing11:44 Creating artist-inspired flavors and packaging12:40 The Golden Ticket concert giveaways13:18 Limited drops and collectible culture14:14 Why live experiences matter16:02 Colorado as an innovation test market17:27 Collaboration over competition18:11 Future campaigns involving sports and culture19:29 Exploring the versatility of rosin drops20:29 Rosin drops and alcohol-free mocktails21:40 Culinary uses and terpene-forward flavors24:06 The legacy Dialed In hopes to build24:57 Giving artists, chefs, athletes, and comedians a platform25:13 Where to find Summer Set products💬 What do you think?Should more cannabis brands invest in local artists and real-world experiences? Which part of Colorado culture should Dialed In
- 2 weeks ago11 min
Episode 241: ICIA’s Rob Pero Talks Tribal Sovereignty, Global Cannabis & Indigenous Opportunity
Recorded at ICBC Berlin 2026, Chuck sits down with Rob Pero of the Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association to discuss the expanding role of Indigenous nations in the global cannabis economy.Pero explains why ICBC has become an important destination for international dealmaking, relationship building, and conversations about the industry’s future. He shares how ICIA represents Indigenous communities within those discussions while advocating for meaningful participation in industrial, medicinal, and commercial cannabis markets.The conversation explores tribal sovereignty, treaty rights, international commerce, and the misconceptions companies may bring into partnerships with tribal nations. Pero emphasizes that cannabis development within Indigenous communities requires patience and diligence because these decisions can influence health care, education, infrastructure, employment, and long-term economic stability.Pero also discusses the authenticity of Indigenous plant medicine, the importance of community-centered development, and the potential for Indigenous nations across North America and around the world to collaborate. He highlights ICIA’s efforts to establish international working groups, improve First Nations inclusion, and connect communities with responsible partners.The episode concludes with Pero’s perspective on preserving cannabis as medicine and using the plant to create sustainable opportunities for Indigenous communities.🔥 Topics Covered• Why ICBC Berlin matters for the global cannabis industry• ICIA’s role as an advocate for Indigenous communities• International trade and economic opportunities• Diversifying revenue for tribal nations• Tribal sovereignty and treaty rights• Misconceptions surrounding tribal cannabis commerce• Building responsible partnerships in Indian Country• Cannabis, community health, and economic development• The authenticity of Indigenous plant medicine• Connecting Indigenous nations around the world• Creating ICIA’s first international working group• First Nations inclusion in Canada’s cannabis market• Collaboration across tribal communities• Preserving cannabis as medicine• How companies and individuals can support ICIA👤 GuestRob Pero, Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association🌐 Learn MoreIndigenous Cannabis Industry Association: https://www.indigenouscannabis.org⏱️ CHAPTERS00:43 ICBC’s growing importance in Europe01:58 Why ICIA came to Berlin02:31 International trade and economic opportunity03:39 Strategic partnerships and tribal sovereignty05:08 Community-centered cannabis development06:04 Responsible growth and Indigenous authenticity07:06 Defining success at an international event07:43 Creating ICIA’s first international working group08:31 Building momentum through collaboration09:43 Preserving cannabis as medicine10:24 How to connect with ICIA11:05 Future collaboration with Cannabis & Tech Today💬 What do you think?How can the cannabis industry create international opportunities for Indigenous nations while respecting tribal sovereignty, culture, and community priorities?Let us know your thoughts in the comments!#RobPero #ICIA #IndigenousCannabis #TribalSovereignty #NativeBusiness #CannabisIndustry #CannabisMedicine #ICBCBerlin #CannabisBusiness #CannabisTechTalksWEBSITE: https://cannatechtoday.com/Make sure to follow our other social media platforms to stay up-to-date on all things Cannabis & Tech Today.https://twitter.com/cannatechtodayhttps://www.facebook.com/CannaTechTodayhttps://www.instagram.com/cannatechtoday
- 2 weeks ago17 min
Episode 240: Emerald Lane’s Stephanie Pow Talks Cannabis Hiring, Global Talent & AI
Recorded live at ICBC Berlin 2026, Chuck sits down with Stephanie Pow of Emerald Lane Recruitment to explore the people building the global cannabis industry.Pow explains why human capital remains the foundation of every successful cannabis company and shares her unconventional journey from Canadian government and health care work to Humboldt County, cannabis recruitment, and international talent acquisition. She also reflects on the industry’s early “billion-dollar years,” when companies hired aggressively, and how today’s leaner market demands adaptable employees who can thrive in startup environments.The conversation examines how Emerald Lane helps cannabis companies fill critical positions, conduct confidential executive searches, develop compensation plans, and enter unfamiliar markets. Pow discusses the importance of referrals, reputation, regional expertise, language skills, and ensuring that every placement works for both the company and the candidate.The episode also explores Europe’s pharmaceutical cannabis model, the increasingly international supply chain, emerging opportunities across Asia, Africa, Europe, and South America, and Emerald Lane’s new fractional recruiter model. Pow concludes by discussing the recruitment technology and artificial intelligence tools already changing how talent professionals work.🔥 Topics Covered• Why people remain the foundation of cannabis companies• Stephanie Pow’s journey from health care to Humboldt County• The cannabis industry’s early hiring boom• Recruiting in emerging and mature cannabis markets• Identifying candidates who can thrive in startups• Reputation, referrals, and specialized industry experience• How Emerald Lane approaches critical and confidential searches• Creating job descriptions, compensation plans, and organizational structures• Why hiring should be a two-way conversation• International cannabis recruitment• Europe’s pharmaceutical cannabis framework• Language skills and regional business knowledge• Building lean teams across the global supply chain• Emerald Lane’s fractional recruiter model• Artificial intelligence and recruitment technology👤 GuestStephanie Pow, Emerald Lane Recruitment🌐 Learn MoreEmerald Lane Recruitment: https://emeraldlanerecruitment.comStephanie Pow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniepow-globalcannabisrecruiter⏱️ CHAPTERS00:58 The people behind the cannabis industry02:20 Why human capital determines success03:02 From government and health care to Humboldt County04:24 What makes cannabis recruitment different05:56 Experience, reputation, and startup risk tolerance06:16 Why cannabis employees need a startup mentality07:33 How Emerald Lane’s recruitment process works08:57 Building talent networks through referrals and headhunting10:06 Making hiring a two-way conversation11:01 Recruiting across international cannabis markets11:33 Europe’s pharmaceutical cannabis framework12:10 The evolving international supply chain12:59 Language, culture, and regional business knowledge14:22 Germany’s growth and emerging global markets15:16 Connecting with Emerald Lane Recruitment15:50 The fractional recruiter model16:55 Artificial intelligence and recruitment technology💬 What do you think?What matters most when hiring in cannabis: direct industry experience, startup adaptability, or knowledge of the local market?Let us know your thoughts in the comments!#EmeraldLaneRecruitment #StephaniePow #CannabisCareers #CannabisJobs #CannabisIndustry #GlobalRecruitment #TalentAcquisition #ICBCBerlin #CannabisBusiness #CannabisTechTalksWEBSITE: https://cannatechtoday.com/Make sure to follow our other social media platforms to stay up-to-date on all things Cannabis & Tech Today.https://twitter.com/cannatechtodayhttps://www.facebook.com/CannaTechTodayhttps://www.instagram.com/cannatechtoday
- 3 weeks ago13 min
Episode 239: Blimburn Seeds CEO Sergio Martinez Talks Genetics, Legalization, AI & Global Cannabis
Recorded live at ICBC Berlin 2026, Chuck sits down with Sergio Martinez, CEO of Blimburn Seeds and BBG Projects, to discuss the evolution of one of the cannabis industry’s most established international seed companies.Martinez shares how an unexpected opportunity brought him into the industry more than two decades ago and eventually led to the creation of Blimburn Seeds. What began as a European wholesale operation has since evolved into a global e-commerce, logistics, and cannabis genetics business, with the United States becoming one of its largest markets.The conversation explores Germany’s legalization and its impact on seed sales, the enduring importance of home cultivation, and why Martinez expects other European countries to follow Germany’s lead. He also explains how Blimburn supports growers through direct-to-consumer service, educational resources, fresh genetics, and detailed online grow diaries.Martinez also discusses the growing role of artificial intelligence within the company, why human oversight remains essential, and how economic uncertainty is shaping Blimburn’s conservative approach to expansion. The episode concludes with a look at Latin America’s long-term potential and the regulatory challenges facing cannabis companies operating across international markets.🔥 Topics Covered• The origins of Blimburn Seeds and BBG Projects• Building a cannabis company in Europe• Blimburn’s expansion into the United States• Managing a catalog of more than 1,000 genetics• Germany’s legalization and its effect on seed sales• Why home cultivation remains important• The future of cannabis legalization across Europe• Building a business around trust and long-term relationships• Direct-to-consumer sales, education, and logistics• How Blimburn uses artificial intelligence• Why human oversight remains essential with AI• Navigating economic and regulatory uncertainty• The potential of Latin American cannabis markets• Blimburn’s educational grow diaries👤 GuestSergio Martinez, CEO of Blimburn Seeds and BBG Projects🌐 Learn MoreBlimburn Seeds: https://blimburnseeds.com⏱️ CHAPTERS00:00 Introducing Sergio Martinez at ICBC Berlin00:37 The evolution of Blimburn Seeds01:09 Martinez’s unexpected path into cannabis02:15 Entering the United States market02:53 Building a global genetics catalog03:12 Germany’s legalization and seed market03:56 The importance of home cultivation04:47 Will the rest of Europe follow Germany?05:43 Trust, friendship, and building the company06:04 Blimburn’s direct-to-consumer model07:31 Using artificial intelligence in cannabis08:37 Navigating a period of industry transition09:37 Blimburn’s international customer base10:09 The potential of Latin America11:13 The role of BBG Projects12:29 Grow diaries and customer education12:50 Final thoughts💬 What do you think?Will home cultivation continue growing as cannabis legalization expands across Europe, or will easier access to regulated products reduce demand?Let us know your thoughts in the comments!#BlimburnSeeds #SergioMartinez #CannabisGenetics #CannabisSeeds #HomeGrowing #CannabisLegalization #CannabisTechnology #ICBCBerlin #CannabisIndustry #CannabisTechTalksWEBSITE: https://cannatechtoday.com/Make sure to follow our other social media platforms to stay up-to-date on all things Cannabis & Tech Today.https://twitter.com/cannatechtodayhttps://www.facebook.com/CannaTechTodayhttps://www.instagram.com/cannatechtoday
- 4 weeks ago15 min
Episode 238: Denver Rapper Ray Reed Talks Dialed In Gummies & Colorado Hip-Hop
Denver hip-hop artist Ray Reed joins Cannabis & Tech Today to discuss his collaboration with Dialed In Gummies for The Summer Set, a campaign celebrating Colorado’s independent music scene through limited-edition rosin gummies, merchandise, performances, and original content.At the center of the collaboration is Yesterday, a sativa-dominant rosin gummy inspired by Reed’s hit single of the same name. He explains how the song’s energy, artwork, and more than 2 million streams helped shape the product, along with what it means to legally partner with a cannabis company after witnessing the industry’s dramatic evolution.Reed also discusses using cannabis for back pain and to find the right headspace before recording or bringing his high-energy performance style to the stage. The conversation explores Denver’s hungry hip-hop scene, the importance of authentic partnerships between artists and cannabis brands, and the new music, videos, live performances, and creative projects Reed has on the horizon.This episode is powered by Shopline.🔥 Topics Covered• How Ray Reed joined Dialed In Gummies’ Summer Set• Creating the limited-edition Yesterday rosin gummy• Connecting the gummy’s flavor, color, and effects to his music• What entering the legal cannabis industry means to Reed• Cannabis and his creative process• Using cannabis for back pain and before performing• Supporting independent artists through brand partnerships• The growing Denver hip-hop community• Technology and video editing• Reed’s preferred ways to consume cannabis• Upcoming music, videos, performances, and events• Why new listeners should begin with “Yesterday”👤 GuestRay Reed, Denver hip-hop artist🌐 Learn MoreRay Reed: https://www.instagram.com/rayreed2/Dialed In Gummies: https://dialedingummies.com/colorado/⏱️ CHAPTERS00:52 How the Dialed In Gummies collaboration began01:18 Reed’s relationship with cannabis and edibles02:08 Entering the legal cannabis industry03:14 Supporting local artists through authentic partnerships04:05 Creating the Yesterday gummy05:00 Why Reed chose a sativa-dominant gummy05:32 Cannabis and the creative process06:19 Colorado’s connection between music and cannabis07:37 Technology and video editing08:28 Reed’s preferred consumption method08:44 Inside Denver’s growing hip-hop scene11:03 New music, performances, and future plans13:15 The perfect song to pair with the gummy💬 What do you think?Can partnerships between cannabis brands and independent musicians help local artists reach larger audiences? What Ray Reed track are you pairing with the Yesterday gummy?Let us know your thoughts in the comments!#RayReed #DialedInGummies #TheSummerSet #DenverHipHop #ColoradoMusic #CannabisCulture #CannabisAndTechToday #RosinGummies #IndependentArtists #HipHopWEBSITE: https://cannatechtoday.com/Make sure to follow our other social media platforms to stay up-to-date on all things Cannabis & Tech Today.https://twitter.com/cannatechtodayhttps://www.facebook.com/CannaTechTodayhttps://www.instagram.com/cannatechtoday
- Aug 20, 202611 min
Episode 237: Martian Grow Is Sending Cannabis Seeds to Space to Create the Next Generation of Genetics
Recorded live at ICBC Berlin 2026, Chuck sits down with the team behind Martian Grow, an ambitious international research initiative that's sending cannabis seeds into orbit aboard a SpaceX mission to study how cosmic radiation and microgravity influence cannabis genetics.Partnering with biotechnology researchers in Slovenia and aerospace companies developing microsatellites, Martian Grow aims to become the first organization to apply proven space agriculture research protocols to cannabis. The project could unlock new cannabinoid profiles, increased yields, unique terpene expressions, shorter flowering cycles, and entirely new genetic traits that simply can't be replicated on Earth.The conversation explores the science behind space-induced mutations, why seeds are the ideal medium for the experiment, and how similar research has already produced stronger food crops around the world. The team also discusses their vision of creating a collaborative research platform where breeders, cultivators, scientists, and consumers can all play a role in shaping the future of cannabis genetics.Whether you're fascinated by cannabis science, space exploration, plant genetics, or groundbreaking agricultural research, this episode offers a fascinating look at one of the industry's most innovative projects.🔥 Topics Covered• Why cannabis seeds are being sent to space• How cosmic radiation affects plant genetics• SpaceX launch and polar orbit mission details• Why seeds are better than tissue cultures for research• Previous space agriculture successes with food crops• Potential for new cannabinoids and terpene profiles• Increasing cannabis yields through space research• Why space conditions can't truly be recreated on Earth• The future of cannabis research and innovation• Building a collaborative cannabis genetics program👤 GuestsMartian Grow Team🌐 Website: https://MartianGrow.com⏱️ CHAPTERS00:19 Sending cannabis genetics into space00:57 How the project began01:32 Why they're sending seeds instead of plants02:06 What space agriculture has already achieved02:58 How the seeds will reach orbit03:43 The origin of the project04:31 Becoming the first cannabis space genetics experiment05:23 Why space can't be replicated on Earth06:02 Choosing a high-radiation polar orbit06:34 Selecting and tracking cannabis genetics07:28 What researchers hope to discover08:03 Why the cannabis industry needs more research09:00 Where to learn more about Martian Grow09:31 Dreaming of mutant cannabis strains10:07 Building a collaborative genetics community💬 What do you think?If space can improve crops like wheat, rice, and peppers, could it revolutionize cannabis genetics too?What would you be most excited to see from cannabis grown from space-exposed genetics? Higher yields, new cannabinoids, unique terpene profiles, or entirely new strains?Share your thoughts in the comments below!#CannabisTech #SpaceAgriculture #CannabisResearch #MartianGrow #CannabisScience #SpaceX #CannabisInnovation #ICBCBerlin #PlantScience #CannabisGeneticsWEBSITE: https://cannatechtoday.com/Make sure to follow our other social media platforms to stay up-to-date on all things Cannabis & Tech Today.https://twitter.com/cannatechtodayhttps://www.facebook.com/CannaTechTodayhttps://www.instagram.com/cannatechtoday
- Aug 18, 202611 min
Episode 236: Berner Talks Splash City, Cannabis, Music & His Move Into Filmmaking
Rapper, entrepreneur, and Cookies founder Berner joins Cannabis & Tech Today to discuss Splash City, his gritty new crime thriller set in San Francisco.Berner explains how the Bay Area’s “bippin” scene inspired the film and takes us through the process of developing its characters, self-financing the production, co-directing, and securing a distribution partnership with Lionsgate. He also discusses the classic crime dramas that influenced the project, including Menace II Society, Boyz n the Hood, Juice, and Belly.The conversation explores how Berner’s music career shaped the film’s soundtrack, why he decided to rescore much of the movie in four days, and how shooting on location allowed San Francisco to become a character of its own. He also shares how cannabis influences his creative process, why CBD played an unexpected role on set, and what he hopes audiences take away from the story.For Berner, Splash City represents more than a first film. It is the beginning of an effort to bring edgy, culturally authentic crime movies back to the screen while shining a brighter light on Bay Area stories.🔥 Topics Covered• The inspiration behind Splash City• Berner’s transition from music and cannabis into filmmaking• Developing the characters and story• Self-financing and retaining ownership of the film• Partnering with Lionsgate• Classic crime films that influenced Splash City• Filming throughout San Francisco• Creating the soundtrack and rescoring the movie• Cannabis and Berner’s creative process• Using CBD during smoking scenes• Cameos and organic product placement• The consequences of negative influences and small decisions• Berner’s plans for future Bay Area films• The film’s video-on-demand and streaming plans👤 GuestBerner, rapper, entrepreneur, Cookies founder, and co-director of Splash City🌐 Learn MoreSplash City: https://www.instagram.com/splashcitythemovie/Berner: https://www.instagram.com/berner415/⏱️ CHAPTERS00:18 The inspiration behind the film00:36 Berner’s role in creating and directing the movie01:32 Learning filmmaking from the ground up01:48 Consistency, persistence, and creative entrepreneurship02:22 Self-financing the film and partnering with Lionsgate03:17 Building a movie for an established audience03:55 The classic crime films that inspired Splash City04:43 Reflecting on the finished film05:19 Building the soundtrack05:36 Rescoring the movie in four days07:03 Drawing from Berner’s San Francisco experiences07:35 Cameos and product placement08:09 How CBD helped on set08:42 Making San Francisco part of the story08:57 Cannabis and Berner’s creative process09:38 What audiences should take away from Splash City10:32 Theatrical, video-on-demand, and streaming plans11:10 Why audiences should support the film💬 What do you think?Can Splash City help bring gritty, authentic crime dramas back to the screen? What other Bay Area stories would you like to see Berner tackle next?Let us know your thoughts in the comments!#Berner #SplashCity #Cookies #CannabisCulture #CannabisAndTechToday #BayArea #SanFrancisco #Lionsgate #CrimeThriller #FilmmakingWEBSITE: https://cannatechtoday.com/Make sure to follow our other social media platforms to stay up-to-date on all things Cannabis & Tech Today.https://twitter.com/cannatechtodayhttps://www.facebook.com/CannaTechTodayhttps://www.instagram.com/cannatechtoday
- Aug 4, 202617 min
Episode 235: Broken Lizard Comedy Group Talks about Super Troopers 3, Cannabis, AI & Comedy
The Broken Lizard crew joins Cannabis & Tech Today for an exclusive conversation celebrating Super Troopers 3, diving into the creative process behind one of comedy's most beloved franchises.From writing while high (and knowing when to stop), to how cannabis legalization has changed comedy, the group shares hilarious stories about brainstorming, improvisation, and why the best jokes often happen long after the writing session ends. They also discuss AI, creativity, police fans, and what audiences can expect from the next chapter of the Super Troopers universe.The conversation is packed with behind-the-scenes stories, classic Broken Lizard banter, and an honest look at how the comedy team has stayed funny for more than two decades.Whether you're a longtime Super Troopers fan, interested in comedy writing, cannabis culture, or curious about how AI fits into creative work, this episode is full of laughs and behind-the-scenes insight.🔥 Topics Covered• The creative process behind Super Troopers 3• Writing comedy with and without cannabis• Why brainstorming high can work (sometimes)• The evolution of cannabis culture since 2001• How legalization changed stoner comedies• Improvisation and crafting memorable dialogue• AI, ChatGPT, and comedy writing• Why Broken Lizard isn't worried about AI replacing writers• Behind-the-scenes stories from filming the franchise• What fans can expect from Super Troopers 3👤 GuestsBroken Lizard Comedy Group🌐 Learn More: https://www.searchlightpictures.com/super-troopers-3 ⏱️ CHAPTERS00:24 Meeting Broken Lizard00:43 Creating Super Troopers 301:39 Cannabis and the writing process02:33 When to write high—and when not to02:53 Brainstorming and developing ideas03:53 Capturing jokes before they're forgotten05:14 Writing authentic comedy dialogue06:45 How cannabis culture has changed since Super Troopers07:54 Legalization and the future of stoner comedy09:17 Why cops and stoners both love Super Troopers11:37 Technology, AI, and ChatGPT13:47 Can AI ever write great comedy?15:14 What Super Troopers 3 is all about16:17 Bringing back the R-rated comedy experience💬 What do you think?Has cannabis legalization changed comedy for the better, or do you miss the rebellious spirit of the early stoner films?And do you think AI will ever be able to write a genuinely funny comedy?Let us know your thoughts in the comments!#SuperTroopers3 #BrokenLizard #Comedy #CannabisCulture #CannabisTech #AI #ChatGPT #MovieInterview #BehindTheBadge #CannabisAndTechTodayWEBSITE: https://cannatechtoday.com/Make sure to follow our other social media platforms to stay up-to-date on all things Cannabis & Tech Today.https://twitter.com/cannatechtodayhttps://www.facebook.com/CannaTechTodayhttps://www.instagram.com/cannatechtoday
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