1 hr 17 min
Ep 8: Where Research Can Take the Plant (Featuring Dr. Riley Kirk!) Sun Grown Stories
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- Home & Garden
Dr. Riley Kirk and Alexandria Irons light up a chat about using social media for research and community outreach, the perks of cannabis as medicine, why growing weed outdoors is lit, and why ladies in the weed world are blazing trails. Plus, they dive into personalized medicine and the potential of isolates in pot products. They swap stories and nod to the need for educating consumers and backing small farms. And of course, Alex reminds us to trust local growers and recognize the healing magic of cannabis.
Takeaways
*Dr. Riley Kirk uses social media to effectively communicate complex scientific information about cannabis
*Cannabis is a natural compound that can be used as medicine, and its benefits are supported by scientific research
*Consumer education about cannabis is important, but can be challenging due to the legal status of the plant
*Personalized medicine is key in finding the right cannabis strains and products for individual needs
*Women in the cannabis industry and academia face challenges, but also find support and camaraderie among each other Women-led businesses in the cannabis industry are thriving and bringing unique perspectives and leadership qualities.
*Community-based research is crucial for filling gaps in cannabis knowledge and understanding the needs of consumers.
*Outdoor cultivation of cannabis produces a greater diversity of secondary metabolites and terpenes compared to indoor cultivation.
*Supporting small, regenerative farms is important for preserving biodiversity and ensuring high-quality cannabis.
*Cannabis can be a powerful tool for building connections and fostering a sense of community.
Host:
*Alexandria Irons [https://www.queenofthesungrown.com/]
Featured Guests
*Dr Riley Kirk - [https://linktr.ee/cannabichem]
****Participate in the NAP study: [https://btstudi.es/q/napbaseline/]
Support Sungrown Stories:
If you're inspired by our mission and the stories shared today, please consider supporting our podcast and the BLAZE project. Visit our Patreon page for exclusive content and a chance to get involved with our community-driven research. Your support helps us continue to bring important conversations and insights to light.
Visit: [QueenoftheSungrown.com/podcast] for guest bios, links, and more information on how to support or get involved.
Special Offer: Use code SUNGROWN for 20% your first order of YUCCA at [QueenoftheSungrown.com.]
Stay Connected: Like, subscribe, and share our podcast to help spread the word about sustainable cannabis cultivation and the power of community in shaping the future of the industry.
Thank You: A special thanks to our guests, listeners, and supporters for making "Sungrown Stories" a space for meaningful dialogue and discovery.
Join us next week for more insights and stories from the world of cannabis. Until then, keep growing and thriving with nature.
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit sungrown.substack.com
Dr. Riley Kirk and Alexandria Irons light up a chat about using social media for research and community outreach, the perks of cannabis as medicine, why growing weed outdoors is lit, and why ladies in the weed world are blazing trails. Plus, they dive into personalized medicine and the potential of isolates in pot products. They swap stories and nod to the need for educating consumers and backing small farms. And of course, Alex reminds us to trust local growers and recognize the healing magic of cannabis.
Takeaways
*Dr. Riley Kirk uses social media to effectively communicate complex scientific information about cannabis
*Cannabis is a natural compound that can be used as medicine, and its benefits are supported by scientific research
*Consumer education about cannabis is important, but can be challenging due to the legal status of the plant
*Personalized medicine is key in finding the right cannabis strains and products for individual needs
*Women in the cannabis industry and academia face challenges, but also find support and camaraderie among each other Women-led businesses in the cannabis industry are thriving and bringing unique perspectives and leadership qualities.
*Community-based research is crucial for filling gaps in cannabis knowledge and understanding the needs of consumers.
*Outdoor cultivation of cannabis produces a greater diversity of secondary metabolites and terpenes compared to indoor cultivation.
*Supporting small, regenerative farms is important for preserving biodiversity and ensuring high-quality cannabis.
*Cannabis can be a powerful tool for building connections and fostering a sense of community.
Host:
*Alexandria Irons [https://www.queenofthesungrown.com/]
Featured Guests
*Dr Riley Kirk - [https://linktr.ee/cannabichem]
****Participate in the NAP study: [https://btstudi.es/q/napbaseline/]
Support Sungrown Stories:
If you're inspired by our mission and the stories shared today, please consider supporting our podcast and the BLAZE project. Visit our Patreon page for exclusive content and a chance to get involved with our community-driven research. Your support helps us continue to bring important conversations and insights to light.
Visit: [QueenoftheSungrown.com/podcast] for guest bios, links, and more information on how to support or get involved.
Special Offer: Use code SUNGROWN for 20% your first order of YUCCA at [QueenoftheSungrown.com.]
Stay Connected: Like, subscribe, and share our podcast to help spread the word about sustainable cannabis cultivation and the power of community in shaping the future of the industry.
Thank You: A special thanks to our guests, listeners, and supporters for making "Sungrown Stories" a space for meaningful dialogue and discovery.
Join us next week for more insights and stories from the world of cannabis. Until then, keep growing and thriving with nature.
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit sungrown.substack.com
1 hr 17 min