Monthly Archives: September 2022

Episode 101: Regenerative Construction Through Hemp

September 29, 2022UncategorizedDave Ladouceur, hemp building association, hemp building blocks, hemp building materials, hemp building materials for sale, hempcrete, hempcrete blocks, hempcrete companies, Jacob Waddell, Just Biofibercannabistechtalks

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In this episode of Cannabis Tech Talks, President of the U.S. Hemp Building Association Jacob Waddell speaks with Just Biofiber CEO Dave Ladouceur about the present and future of hemp construction materials. How can humanity move past sustainability into regenerative development? In this expert discussion, you’ll discover how hemp can play a pivotal role in decreasing CO2 emissions while creating a circular economic opportunity that supports local communities. Is it possible to build a toxin-free home that captures CO2? Join the conversation and find out in this important episode. View the video component on the Cannabis & Tech Today YouTube channel.

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Episode 100: Comedian and Actor Pete Holmes

September 8, 2022UncategorizedCrashing with Pete Holmes, How We Roll, How We Roll Cast, How We Roll CBS, Pete Holmes, Pete Holmes Badman, Pete Holmes comedy, Pete Holmes Comedy Sex God, Pete Holmes Podcast, Pete Holmes special, Pete Holmes You Made It Weirdcannabistechtalks

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It’s an exciting time for Pete Holmes as Hollywood is recovering from the limitations of the pandemic. Before his current place in the world of comedy was cemented, Pete Holmes starred in CollegeHumor’s beloved web series Badman, a Batman-spoof depicting a socially-awkward caped crusader in some of his less heroic moments. He’s since headlined several hour-long stand-up specials, Dirty Clean, Faces and Sounds, and Nice Try, The Devil!

His 2017 HBO series Crashing, while short-lived, drew critical acclaim for its endearing, funny, and candid look into the life of an aspiring stand-up comic. His first book, Comedy Sex God, debuted in 2019. A blend of autobiography, philosophical inquiry, and spiritual awakening, the book delivers an engaging, uplifting look at his journey from performing in small-town churches to finding his footing in New York’s comedy scene. In this interview, Holmes shares his take on psychedelics, spirituality, and the progression of his career in comedy.

Episode 99: Baked With Berner

September 1, 2022Uncategorizedcannabistechtalks

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In less than a decade, Gilbert “Berner” Milam Jr., has turned his brand, Cookies, into a half-a-billion dollar a year enterprise. He isn’t a tech mogul turned cannabis enthusiast. He doesn’t come from a long history of money or connections. Berner is a hard-working rapper and former budtender who loves the herb. In 2013, he trademarked “COOKIES SF” as a manufacturer of t-shirts and sweatshirts so he could hang a trademarked sign outside his dispensaries. Since no one can obtain a trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office for a federally illegal substance, this was the only way to prevent others from using the name and profiting off his work. This clever maneuver was a pivotal step in Berner’s success. His dominion over one of America’s favorite strains allowed the brand to gain global prestige. To discover what combination of drive, innovation, and ingenuity is required for such a meteoric rise, we spoke with Berner from his San Francisco recording studio via phone for the spring 2021 issue.

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