Let's Toke About It With Mr Scunk

Ryan from Chilled Hydro Alchemy returns to Let’s Toke About It to go deeper into traditional hash, terpene science, and the process behind high-quality production.Building on the first conversation, this episode focuses on how hash evolves over time, why patience matters, and how growing methods directly impact the final product.Topics covered:• Traditional hash vs rosin and how they compare• Temple ball hash and the role of aging• Terpenes, volatility, and the entourage effect• Outdoor vs indoor and terpene expression• Process vs starting material in hash quality• Fresh frozen vs cured material• The influence of Frenchy Cannoli and traditional methodsThis episode pushes further into the details behind craft hash and why doing it right takes time.

Ryan from Chilled Hydro Alchemy joins Let’s Toke About It to talk traditional hash making, outdoor cultivation, and the process behind it.This conversation breaks down what “traditional hash” actually means, how outdoor growing shapes terpene expression, and where quality is really decided — in the plant or in the process.Topics covered:• The reality of outdoor growing and market perception• What traditional hash actually is• Process, technique, and where quality is made or lost• Craft vs mass production• Community and culture, including Stoner’s ChurchFrom plant to process, this episode gives a deeper look into a side of cannabis most people don’t fully understand.

Cozy Boy didn't start as a craft roller. He started as a meat cutter with a social media page, a pandemic's worth of free time, and a stubborn belief that rolling joints could be his thing. Five years later he's traveling to California and Colorado for events, building production SOPs for dispensary teams, and rolling hasholes for the likes of Mexican OT and Bone Thugs N Harmony. On this episode of Let's Toke About It, Mr. Scunk sits down with one of the most respected names in craft rolling to talk about building a reputation from nothing in a market that had to be convinced this was even a profession.They cover the hashole press debate and why Cozy Boy will never touch a mold, how he approaches terpene pairing and why he'll sit on a jar of rosin for weeks waiting for the right flower, the paper and grinder choices that actually matter, and the philosophy behind ghost rolling, pricing your work honestly, and knowing when to put your name on something — and when not to. Plus tips for beginners who can't figure out why their joints keep falling apart.New episodes weekly.Stream live at twitch.tv/scunkgamingWednesday through Sunday.

Stony Wilson is a four-year cannabis industry veteran and bud tender in Southeast New Mexico who came into the plant not from the culture, but from necessity. Living with linear scleroderma - a rare autoimmune disease — cannabis gave her back flexibility, pain relief, and function that traditional medicine couldn't.In this episode, Stony and Mr. Scunk talk about what it actually means to be a knowledgeable budtender, how women are perceived in cannabis spaces, why the gateway drug myth still does real damage, what new consumers get wrong about the "high," and why finding a shop that actually answers your questions is more important than chasing the lowest price.New episodes weekly. Stream live at twitch.tv/scunkgaming Wednesday through Sunday.

Chad Lozano is one of New Mexico's most recognized cannabis advocates - an Iraq war veteran who turned his PTSD diagnosis into a decade-long mission to protect patients, shape legislation, and build a cannabis community across the state. He's also a co-founder of Reservoir Dogs, a craft hash washing operation, and host of the podcast Ask Chad: Grassy Logic.In this episode, Chad and Mr. Scunk cover Chad's path from Army interrogator to advocate, the story behind New Mexico's medical cannabis program, why plant counts matter more than license counts, the future of the industry when Texas legalizes, and what it really takes to stay motivated when the industry gets ugly.New episodes weekly. Stream live at twitch.tv/scunkgaming Wednesday through Sunday.

Josh McCertie has seen the cannabis industry from nearly every angle — patient advocate, dispensary operator, commercial cultivator, and one of the founders of High Horse. He's worked in Oklahoma, navigated New Mexico's early medical days, and is now growing in the mountains of Timberon at BSD Farms where he runs a farm-to-table retail operation at wholesale prices.In this episode, Josh shares the story of how cannabis gave his grandmother 10 more years of life, why he still grows White Rhino as a tribute to her, what data-driven cultivation actually looks like at commercial scale, and why passion for the plant has to come before the money if you want to survive this industry.New episodes weekly. Stream live at twitch.tv/scunkgaming Wednesday through Sunday.

Caitlyn Cerna of Grey Moon Cannabis in Jal, New Mexico didn't come into the industry chasing profit - she came in to fix a broken customer experience. In this episode, Caitlyn walks through building a vertically integrated cannabis operation from retail to manufacturing to a long-awaited greenhouse, the setbacks nobody warns you about, and why compliance-first thinking separates operators who survive from those who don't.Mr. Scunk and Caitlyn also dig into the collapse of wholesale flower prices, the future of consumption lounges in small markets, solventless extraction, and what it really looks like to build craft cannabis in southeast New Mexico.New episodes weekly. Stream live at twitch.tv/scunkgaming Wednesday through Sunday.

Matt Wright has been shaping New Mexico's cannabis culture longer than most people have been paying attention. As the founder of Zia Farm and Seed — the first brick-and-mortar seed store in the United States — and the creator of the longest-running cannabis competition in New Mexico, the NM Growers Cup, Matt brings eight years of event experience, decades of cultivation knowledge, and a perspective on the industry that only comes from living it before it was legal.In this episode, Mr. Scunk and Matt cover seed breeding vs. seed making, why outdoor and greenhouse growing could be the future of quality cannabis, the state of New Mexico's cannabis market, patient advocacy, and what it really takes to build something that lasts in this industry.New episodes weekly. Stream live at twitch.tv/scunkgaming Wednesday through Sunday.