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EPISODE · Dec 19, 2025 · 2H 5M

S5 E34: Talking with a Seeker, Jaesen Kanter

from The Conversation, Cannabis & Christianity podcast · host Miguel Torrez

Jaesen Kanter is a USAF veteran whose life was forever changed when he served as a first responder to the crash of a C-5 Galaxy at Ramstein Air Base, a tragedy that claimed 13 lives. This pivotal experience set him on a profound healing journey that spans over three decades. While struggling with severe PTSD and experiencing the limitations of conventional treatments, Jaesen became an advocate for alternative healing approaches, founding Humboldt Oil and TwoTrees Botanicals to develop plant-based alternatives to pharmaceutical medications. A UCLA Film School Alumni, Jaesen now combines hiscreative background with his lived experience to advocate for healthcare innovation and reform within the VA system. His mission is deeply personal: Toensure healing is accessible to all who need it, particularly those from marginalized communities. Through his advocacy, entrepreneurship, and personaltestimony, Jaesen works to create understanding and acceptance of diverse healing modalities that address the whole person—mind, body, and spirit.

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