S2: E4 - Kayla Croft

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08/31/22 • 51 min

Co-Founder of Goodekind, Kayla Croft joins High On Feminism to discuss her start within the cannabis industry after switching from an unfulfilling career. The inspiration for starting Goodekind with her brother-in-law came from shared passions in philanthropy and sustainability. As Kayla navigates the changing cannabis industry, she discusses with Jess the components of a conscious business model as well as the importance of giving back to the community.

Sponsored by: UNOIA, Empire Glasswork, AFG Suga

Sponsored by: UNOIA, Empire Glasswork, AFG Suga

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Before she became the Director of Community and Strategy for Cannaclusive and Co-Founder of Black X Film Festival, Kassia Graham had long been involved with cannabis. In this episode of High On Feminism, Kassia tells Jess about her introduction to cannabis in her home country of Jamaica, and using the plant as treatment for medical issues, and how this nuanced relationship with marijuana led her to becoming a leading woman in the cannabis space.

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Sponsored by: Empire Glassworks, AFG Suga, Buena Botanicals