For our second episode of season two, we start with our favorite discoveries and products. For Leah, a retraction of a previous favorite discovery is in order, but she ends on a high note with discussion about the formidable Emma Chasen, and her amazing educational offerings. Diana talks about The WeedTube, a viable alternative to those who are frustrated with YouTube shutting down channels and deleting content. This leads to a discussion about how many brands are being booted off social media, even when they don’t do anything to touch the plant. Leah and Diana talk about the many unfair ways cannabis brands are being treated on certain social media platforms, along with ways to try and avoid being booted. There is no exact science, though, if the conversation around cannabis isn’t normalized.** We pause for a short commercial from our friends at Splimm magazine.Interviews:Our first guess is Emma Chasen, who talks about her journey from oncology and medicinal plant research to becoming an educational powerhouse in the cannabis space. Emma tells us about the importance of education in this space, along with where to find her classes.Next, we talk to Kim Sakamoto, producer of the Green Crush Podcast, about the many challenges of being a content creator in this space. She tells us about what we can expect from Green Crush in the future, and about her new business launch.Thanks for listening to Your Highness Podcast. If you would like to be featured in a future episode, or would like to inquire about sponsorship, email yourhighnesspodcast@gmail.com. You can also follow us on Twitter @HighnessPodcast.Relevant Links:The Secret to Marketing Marijuana Lies With Cannabis InfluencersWhy Is YouTube Cracking Down on Cannabis Videos?Cannabis & Social Media: Tips to Avoid Getting Your Pages Shut DownHow the growing weed industry gets around anti-cannabis ad policies on Facebook and other platformsThe Secret to Marketing Marijuana Lies With Cannabis Influencers
For our second episode of season two, we start with our favorite discoveries and products. For Leah, a retraction of a previous favorite discovery is in order, but she ends on a high note with discussion about the formidable Emma Chasen, and her amazing educational offerings. Diana talks about The WeedTube, a viable alternative to those who are frustrated with YouTube shutting down channels and deleting content.
This leads to a discussion about how many brands are being booted off social media, even when they don’t do anything to touch the plant. Leah and Diana talk about the many unfair ways cannabis brands are being treated on certain social media platforms, along with ways to try and avoid being booted. There is no exact science, though, if the conversation around cannabis isn’t normalized.
** We pause for a short commercial from our friends at Splimm magazine.
Interviews:
Our first guess is Emma Chasen, who talks about her journey from oncology and medicinal plant research to becoming an educational powerhouse in the cannabis space. Emma tells us about the importance of education in this space, along with where to find her classes.
Next, we talk to Kim Sakamoto, producer of the Green Crush Podcast, about the many challenges of being a content creator in this space. She tells us about what we can expect from Green Crush in the future, and about her new business launch.
Thanks for listening to Your Highness Podcast. If you would like to be featured in a future episode, or would like to inquire about sponsorship, email yourhighnesspodcast@gmail.com. You can also follow us on Twitter @HighnessPodcast.
Relevant Links:
The Secret to Marketing Marijuana Lies With Cannabis Influencers
Why Is YouTube Cracking Down on Cannabis Videos?
Cannabis & Social Media: Tips to Avoid Getting Your Pages Shut Down
How the growing weed industry gets around anti-cannabis ad policies on Facebook and other platforms
The Secret to Marketing Marijuana Lies With Cannabis Influencers
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