Leaf Life Podcast | All Things Cannabis For All People Mike Ricker and Wes Abney

The act of escaping reality into a virtual world is always growing in popularity, and the gaming aspect of this has developed into a multi-billion dollar industry. And for anyone who has played video games while under the beautiful influence of Cannabis, you know there is a synergy that is unrivaled in just about every aspect of entertainment.

The pandemic has shifted priorities and mindsets surrounding Cannabis jobs. We all know now that Cannabis has been deemed essential business on the west coast of the united states, bringing us into a new era of acceptance. And this is a watershed moment for the people who make the industry tick.

When it comes to one of the world’s most enlightening activities, there’s more to just lighting up and hitting the trail. Science has shown that the forest therapy has positive effects on the human psyche, and of course exercise improves body health.

One of the most imperative functions in the Cannabis industry is the interaction that takes place between the business and the buyer. And the importance of the people who encompass the role of not only educator, but part time therapist as well, is underrated. So, we chose to showcase some of the vital aspects of this function through a few of the people who have experienced it first hand. Get your perspective here as we venture into the minds of the warriors on the front lines.

For at least 50 years, the common perception of Cannabis has been that it turns you into a red eyed, cake eating Cookie Monster. But when used as a medicine, this isn’t such a bad thing. What most people don’t realize, however, is that particular cannabinoids, terpenes, and distinct combinations of them can also suppress your appetite.

So, with Cannabis deemed “essential business” in legal states, why is no one talking about it on the campaign trail? Tune in with us for a classic debate about why this lightning rod of a topic is being relatively ignored.