SPECIAL 4/20 ANNIVERSARY ISSUE

Listen to “S4.E08. Luma Farms Growers. B2B Cannabis Events. New York Gubernatorial Candidate Larry Sharpe on Cannabis.” on Spreaker.

OUR LATEST RELEASE ON 4/20 @ 4:20PM

W420 Lifestyle Radio Correspondent Rich Walcoff
in the field Special Report:
Luma Farms Growers

Enzo & Curtis Wall from Luma Farms join us and an in depth interview on their growing operation in Penngrove California. Learn about their specialized growing and packaging process as they take our own, Rich Walcoff on a tour of the farms. Their unique process develops organically grown, regenerative and sustainable practices that use living soil, cover crops and organisms. It is a fascinating method, and you can hear how its done.

Luma in California is a full sun cannabis farm focused on harvesting top quality resin on its distinctive Sonoma County terroir, on adobe soil in the PetaLUMA Gap.

Women In Cannabis with Chase Roberts:
Lemonhaze: B2B Cannabis Events

Penny Cook is the acting Chief Operating of Lemonhaze, a B2B cannabis events company.   They launched a unique company that specializes in premier boutique events to facilitate connections within the cannabis space.  In so doing, they bring thousands of people from the industry together by providing Up-Fronts for Brand Salespeople and Retail Buyers, hosting Executive Golf Tournaments, Budtender Events, Education, Conventions, Industry Reports, and more.  This is an interacting world of connections!

New York Gubernatorial Candidate on Legalization
LARRY SHARPE

Larry Sharpe is the New York candidate for Governor from the Libertarian Party.  He joins the discussion with co-hosts David Katzmire and Mitchell Rabin to talk about the methods of legitimatization that often come into being, and how we can improve them.   As he says, “It is time for New York state to be liberated from the lost ‘war on drugs’.”  He further explains that, “Cannabis is a way of growing our state. It’s a way of making people free, growing jobs, and increasing our tax base without increasing taxes.”  Criminalization of users needs reform, and cronyism in legalization and licensing can be eliminated.  The simplest approach is more freedom.  Listen in to this exciting and eye opening interview!