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Can We Talk? 4/20 Episode: Let’s talk Cannabis!
**This episode is all about Cannabis, special 4/21 drop!**
We talk with Don Amiche about cannabis and other drugs. Plus, an exclusive interview with the founder of Med Tours LA, a mobile cannabis experience.

Conversation time stamps below:

4:25 Andy drops in to tell us about the first time he smoked weed.

7:00 Cannabis Hypermesis Syndrome is on the rise - the only cure is to stop using!

8:40 Don Amiche joins me to talk cannabis

11:00 Benefits to Dispensaries - Labels means knowing the dosage of your cannabis…

13:25 There should be more studies on how cannabis affects &/ or helps people.

What’s happening with Weed in California? Culture shift with Weed now being legal…

You’ll need close to half a million in capital to start a dispensary.

15:00 The downside of your bill after leaving the dispensary - all the taxes! Will this bring back the street corner pharmacists?

15:40 Marijuana Tourism - people come here for the cannabis scene.

17:50 Myisha explains her bad experiences with marijuana and Don Amiche gives her advice.
Don stresses the importance of knowing how much THC you’re consuming.

21:50 Don talks mushrooms & then shares about the best drug he ever took, ecstasy.

24:00 Myisha talks about the series ‘9 Perfect Strangers’

31:00 PuffEatDrink tells us WHY she LOVES weed!

34:00 Med Tours LA - Cannabis tour Founder, Duane Cofield, joins us for an exclusive interview! t

42:00 Duane talks about his why when it comes to cannabis

43:00 Duane speaks about what made him start MedToursLA.

45:00 Duane talks MedTourLA’s ‘Beaches and Buds Tour’ and the other educational elements of the tour. He also dishes on his ‘South Central Tour’ which features the Friday House, local landmarks that appear in the series ‘Snowfall’, the Slauson Swapmeet, Nipsey Hussle Square, the famous ‘The Dunes’ Apartment complex from Issa Rae’s ‘Insecure’ and more!

47:30 Beaches & Bud Tours

48:45 The Filipino Cannabis Guy used the MedToursLA ‘Beaches and Buds Tour’

49:30 An all female tourist group from Baton Rouge takes a ride on the MedToursLA Bus.

52:00 Marijuana is a derogatory term for cannabis.

Reasons cannabis became illegal, issues with tax ,etc.,

54:00 Was weed BETTER before it was made legal here in California?

56:00 It’s easier now to find weed

56:45 Are you allowed to smoke cannabis in public? Can renters consume cannabis in their homes or apartments?

58:00 Duane talks edibles!

59:00 Drugdealers to businessmen podcast

1:16:00 Martina drops in to give us her why when it comes to weed!

Kanye West, a Jeen-Yuhs? with Miles Low & Keith Terrell - Episode 203

Rapper Miles Low & Film Director Keith Terrell join Myisha to discuss Kanye West, his impact on culture, the recent Netflix trilogy "Jeen-Yuhs" and more.

1:10 Kanye gets mad when he's called the "best rapper-producer"

5:45 Conversation with Film Director Keith Terrell starts

8:30 Keith Terrell challenges Myisha after she makes comments about her fan-celebrity relationship with Kanye being "toxic

9:45 Keith pushes back asking why fans feel entitled to expect celebrities to behave a certain way.

11:00 Keith Terrell explains the unfortunate truth for black men in film, media and entertainment. Challenges the notion that Kanye (and other celebrities) owe us any thing and questions: "Why do we cancel?"

12:45 Myisha explains the danger of Kanye's words when he is on very public platforms and recalls the day Kanye said "Slavery sounds like a choice" on TMZ. We talk Van Lathan's response.

16:25 Myisha unpacks the realities of black issues in America and how Kanye's comments may have a negative effect on national conversations surrounding these issues. She recalls the California Prop 16 campaign she worked in 2019 surrounding Affirmative Action for people of color that did not pass. Implies that we are still not fully free even in one of the most progressive states in America.

21:00 Myisha & Keith reminisce on "All of the Lies" a remake they did to Kanye West's "All of Lights," yes, she sang... he rapped.

21:30 Myisha & Keith talk "Jeen-yuhs" documentary.

26:55 Keith answers some questions about Kanye & music.

30:35 Miles Low & Myisha talk how they met

31:35 We get to know Miles Low & his single "Swear 2 Gawd" @mileslowmusic

32:40 Miles & Myisha talk Jeen-yuhs trilogy Act II. They talk moving in the industry & controlling your own narrative, not being placed in the boxes that people put you in.

38:00 Miles & Myisha talk Kanye's triumphs and struggles.

41:30 Miles & Myisha talk Kanye doesn't negotiate with therapists

42:00 Miles & Myisha talk Kanye West, arrogance, narcism & the camera.

45:00 Pharrell hears Kanye rap for the first time. Miles & Myisha react to that moment in the Jeen-yuhs trilogy.

48:15 Miles talks how its crowded at the bottom and not the top and how there is enough for everybodt

49:00 Is Kanye "Un-Cancel-able?"

51:20 Should we hold Kanye accountable for any of his behavior?

52:30 We start to wrap up the themes of this episode... the toxic relationship, the public's relationship with Kanye, what Kanye actually owes us

54:25 Miles sets the record straight - Kanye has GOT IT WRONG....

55:55 Kanye's Mom, Donda West, Miles reflects....

59:00 Shout out to Miles's mom & how Coolio told him to answer the phone WHENEVER she calls.

1:01:00 Keith Terrell is Young, Black & Vegan! Subscribe to his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3e9U0Sd3Oh8g-uIly7yKHQ/featured
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1:03:00 Miles & Myisha can seem to stop chatting.... Miles tells us his favorite Kanye Songs

We end with Miles Low's single "Swear 2 Gawd" - Download it now! https://music.apple.com/us/album/swear-2-gawd/1580163253?i=1580163255

Juneteenth was just acknowledged in June of 2021 as a federal holiday for the first time. Sounds familiar, yes, typically this system is LATE to the party.

Is it something to celebrate?

In 1865 on June 19th the NEWS of the emancipation had finally reached the folks in the former confederacy of Texas - which means their FREEDOM had come sooner than this day in 1865 that we now commemorate as the end of slavery and many gather to celebrate.

But why do we celebrate such a day? Are we truly free?

Our special guest & friend, Juice Walton answers this question and discusses other events such as the Tulsa Race Massacre and more.

This conversation was a good one, click the link in the bio to hear it all and to subscribe to our podcast.

Let's talk about Modern Native Culuture....

Jennifer Banagas-Aceves chats with us & answers some questions about the Native American community & perspective. She is part of the Seminole nation & a Chicana raised in Southern California who is 𝐴𝑑𝑣𝑜𝑐𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛𝑔 𝑓𝑜𝑟 𝑛𝑒𝑤 𝑛𝑎𝑟𝑟𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑣𝑒𝑠 for Native Americans.

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