E10 - The cost of inequity, the cost of prohibition, and the rise of megastores

Welcome back to another week of the High-Rise Podcast! In this episode Cy and Emily are joined by Jeremy Berke, senior reporter at Insider. Jermey recently published a report which examines "The Cost of Inequity" in the cannabis industry. The High-Rise crew delves into some of the details from this report and digs a little deeper. In other news, our hosts talk a little bit about a recent statement made my U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas stating that federal prohibition laws 'may no longer be necessary'. Finally, in some MSO related news, Cy and co talk about the recent Glass House de-SPAC and some of the details around a merger with Element 7, LLC and also what's happening with Planet 13 and their opening megastores in key tourist destinations. As always, this is an episode to stay tuned-in for.AUDIO NOTE: this episode was recored on the road where we had experienced a minor sound quality issue here and there. Thanks for bearing with us during those moments!https://www.businessinsider.com/cannabis-industry-diversity-executives-are-white-male-insider-inequity-analysis-showshttps://www.businessinsider.com/author/jeremy-berkeCalifornia’s Biggest Cannabis Dispensary Yet Is Coming to Orange CountyHeadset