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Sep 23, 2026
Giants CRUSHED as Dart Goes Down!!!
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79:48J-RodHOST
This is so funny.
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79:49J-RodHOST
FanDuel, Weedmaps, and BankingApp.
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79:52Brandon TierneyHOST
Weedmaps.
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79:53Brandon TierneyHOST
So you're telling me about where the dispensaries are? yeah are you
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79:56J-RodHOST
serious it's it's weird because it was it was more it was much more of a viable site when weed was still like primarily illegal but there were kind of some loophole places you could get it like in massachusetts or whatever but like it was like when i was like 16 or whatever my boys and i would just like look on the app we wouldn't get anything from it but we'd just be like oh look you can get this like i didn't even know that that's funny You don't
EP29 - Safe Harbor Financial Bridges the Gap Between Cannabis Companies and U.S. Banks
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48:27Terry MendezGUEST
that are here to help the industry be more and more successful.
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48:30Terry MendezGUEST
But if you're a consumer looking for safe products, there's great sites like Weedmaps that you can go and find out what's for sale and how much is it and what's the latest in your dispensary.
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48:41Terry MendezGUEST
But walk into a dispensary and ask the bud tenders.
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48:44Terry MendezGUEST
I can tell you that at one point I managed, I think it was 52 dispensaries across a number of states, and the bud tenders know everything.
Unhinged Addiction Podcast Season 2 Episode 40 Whats it like to live with an addict?
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18:40Eric ZinkHOST
Uh, it was legal in California.
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18:42Eric ZinkHOST
I mean, they had a thing called Weedmaps, uh, and it's...
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18:45Eric ZinkHOST
I'm sure it's still around.
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18:46Eric ZinkHOST
I, I haven't lived in California for a little while now.
Jailed for Weed: How a Single Mom Became a Drug Dealer to Support Her Son
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12:12Karly CramerGUEST
You know, you...
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12:12Karly CramerGUEST
It's, like, you go to Weedmaps and you put an ad, and it's really that easy." And I was like, "Okay." So to back up- I called this guy I know in northern California who was growing weed, and I was like, "Look, can I, can I come buy some weed from you? I'd like to start a delivery service." And he's like, "No.
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12:32Karly CramerGUEST
You can't.
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12:33Karly CramerGUEST
You can't do it." Like, "You'll never do this," you know?
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16:02Karly CramerGUEST
I, and I was s- I, I ran and I, I ran these, so I drove home, I put it in the closet, right? And immediately I ran these ads to deliver my weed.
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16:15Karly CramerGUEST
Like you put a, it's called a menu.
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16:16Karly CramerGUEST
You put it up on Weedmaps, you put your prices up and, and you say what it, what it is.
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16:21Karly CramerGUEST
And, and-
You’re Already Qualified: How to Own Your Story & Build Your Personal Brand with Laura-May Keohane
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3:13Laura Mae KeohaneGUEST
So always at the PR and comms background.
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3:15Laura Mae KeohaneGUEST
And like you said, with Guinness, with Don Julio working for the parent company Diageo, and then WeWork in New York and most recently Weedmaps here in California.
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3:23Laura Mae KeohaneGUEST
But what I find was in brand storytelling and in the spokespersons that I would be training to represent these brands is they would all sound the same.
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3:32Laura Mae KeohaneGUEST
It would sound generic and we would lose like the interesting nuggets of the brand stories or of those people's stories through trying to have them sound polished.
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6:01Laura Mae KeohaneGUEST
Some might say unacceptable, but these things happen.
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6:06Laura Mae KeohaneGUEST
And I think when we look back on our lives and we look through any great shift or great evolution or a great transition that was positive, it always started with something we were kind of forced into or like where it didn't feel ready for, couldn't take the leap on our own.
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6:22Laura Mae KeohaneGUEST
And I think being laid off from Weedmaps at the time was one of those moments for me.
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6:27Laura Mae KeohaneGUEST
Now, as any mom will know, returning to work, having had your beautiful, precious baby who you just want to be with every day was... well, for all like three minutes of it, was the hardest thing.