Episode 51: Cali High Musical Guests 2021, A Montage

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01/06/22 • 26 min

Happy New Year from Cali High! 2021 is coming to a close and we’ve put together a little montage of memorable moments from our incredibly talented musical guests! We are immensely grateful to all them for sharing their stories with our audience. And we are grateful to our followers and listeners for the thoughtful interactions we’ve had!

If you’ve been a little remiss as to watching full length videos, here’s a good place to start. This is a true Cali High classic adorned with a little video clip of each guest as well. Most are from the Cali High backyard series and a few long-distance Zooms from Jamaica, Mt. Piños CA and Florida.

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Episode 52: 2021-The Year in Cannabis --A collection of memorable quotes from our guests in the cannabis field.

As Cali High starts 2022, we look back at the year that was in the cannabis industry. We talk with three growers, two NORML people, Two CEO’s, and a fellow podcaster! We speak with Armen Paronyan and Chris Koljan from LA Cannabis Co, Chiah Rodriques of Arcanna Flowers, River Txai Farm and Chaos Herbals as well as the herb documentary, Lady Buds. We speak with Nat Pennington of Humboldt Seed Company about the removal of four dams along the Klamath River, and incredible win for the Native peoples of Northern California as well as for Northern California itself. We learn a lot from Ellen Scanlon of How to Do the Pot podcast and Peter G of Pete’s Garden! Then we also check in with CA NORML and LA NORML’s Ellen Komp and Ian Rassman about patient advocacy in a recreational cannabis California. Quite an entertaining and informative episode if we do say so ourselves!!

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