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EPISODE · Nov 22, 2024 · 1H 12M

The Future of Cannabis Work: Alex Suarez Talks Unions and Dispensaries

from Cannabis Man · host Don Kleppin / Alex Suarez

Text Cannabis Man! In this episode, host Don Kleppin reflects on how becoming a parent has shifted his perception of time, comparing it to psychedelic experiences. In the News Joint Wrap, Don covers the groundbreaking opening of the Cannabis Research Institute in Illinois and how it could shape the future of cannabis normalization. He also reviews Countdown THC Seltzer and SweetBuzz's Mint Chill Cups. News stories include a Chicago alderman's proposed ordinance to regulate hemp products, Matt Gaetz's withdrawal from an Attorney General bid, and a legal case advocating for the DEA's removal from cannabis rescheduling. Don interviews Alex Suarez of the Teamsters Union about the growing trend of unionized cannabis dispensaries in Illinois. The episode closes with a High Haiku celebrating the changing seasons. Tune in, rate, and share to join the journey of reducing cannabis stigma and learning its potential benefits!  Support the show Interested in advertising? Email [email protected]! Follow the show on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Instagram! For more cannabis news and insights, check out the Weekly Chronic newsletter!

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