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EPISODE · Dec 31, 2024 · 1H 28M

Gaby's guest Kevin Jodrey of Wonderland Nursery and The Grateful Head . Incredible stories 1 of 2

from Craft Growers Network · host Gaby Staten Island, Nick Wolfe, Cosmic

In this conversation, Kevin Jodrey shares his amazing journey in the cannabis industry, from his early days hustling during the drug war to his current role as a respected figure in cannabis genetics and culture. He discusses unique experiences like the High Tea event, where cannabis and tea are paired in a ritualistic setting, and reflects on the cultural significance of cannabis in various societies, particularly in Pakistan. Jodrey emphasizes the importance of community, collaboration, and the need for preservation in cannabis genetics, while also addressing the historical context of cannabis in America and its evolving perception. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of cannabis culture globally and the potential for positive change through shared knowledge and experiences. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Your Grow Stories Podcast 02:35 The High Tea ...Tea and hash tasting event 07:58 The Role of Social Media in Cannabis 09:53 Kevin's thoughts on Craft Growers Network 10:05 Kevin Praise Michael Wolf Segal 11:20 Why Kevin is doing show 12:30 Transitioning from Illegality to Legality 16:47 Running a Successful Dispensary 21:57 The Importance of Customer Relationships 22:10 Paranoia and protocol when going to hydro stores changed with The Garden Spout 25:06 AC/DC the first cbd plant in the country 25:24 The Development of CBD Genetics 29:05 Nixon and the Drug War and Kevin's first felony 30:06 Reflections on the Drug War and Future of Cannabis 33:10 Navigating Life's Challenges: From Criminal Backgrounds to Normalcy 34:40 The Evolution of Cannabis Cultivation: A Personal Journey 35:21 Kevin's first grow 35:50 Shopping at Berkeley Indoor Gardens 37:14 Kevin and Oakland hustler's 39:39 Building Networks: The Intersection of Cannabis and Community 40:26 Kevin travels to Pakistan 40:30 Cultural Exchange: Cannabis as a Bridge to Understanding 42:20 'dream of traveling to every cannabis region in the world 42:42 The Footsteps of Doug Fur: A Journey to Pakistan 44:16 People told Kevin his head would be cut off in Pakistan 49:22 The drug war in the 80's 50:48 Extending the silk route into the US 52:42 Experiencing the Majesty of the Kura Kura Mountains 56:05 Asking the locals in Pakistan how long they grew cannabis and made hash 01:00:35 Why the Pakistanis off gas the gassy volatiles off the plant 01:01:14 Cultural Insights from the Mountains of Pakistan 01:03:38 The Historical Context of Cannabis in America 01:07:01 Cannabis as a Tool for Social Connection 01:09:24 The Role of Cannabis in Traditional Pakistani Culture 01:11:52 Goat ball hash 01:13:43 Experiences with Local Cannabis Practices 01:15:30 The Impact of 9/11 on Pakistan and Cannabis 01:17:24 Documenting the Journey: Film and Photography 01:18:17 Genetic Preservation and Innovation in Cannabis Cultivation 01:23:12 Holding Clones for ever means you cant have a life 01:24:32 Genetic drift 01:27:08 Introduction and Technical Difficulties 01:27:39 New Chapter

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