Hosted by OKCTL’s Brandon Fountain and Shane Davis, this podcast delivers thoughtful, well-informed coverage of Oklahoma’s cannabis industry. With a balance of expertise and approachability, the show explores current events, pending legislation, regulatory updates, and underreported issues affecting growers, testing labs, dispensaries, and everyday consumers across the state.
A plot twist in Oklahoma cannabis? Things might actually be looking up at OMMA.
In Episode 69 of The Controlled Burn, Shane Davis and Brandon Fountain are talking about something the Oklahoma cannabis industry hasn't had much of lately: optimism. After a surprisingly productive Executive Advisory Council meeting, the guys break down their first impressions of OMMA's new interim director, Jason Yingling, and why his approach could signal a positive shift for growers, processors, dispensaries, and testing labs.
Of course, there's still plenty of cannabis chaos to unpack. From a product recall involving failed testing to packaging rules that apparently call for a Sharpie, Shane and Brandon dive into the latest Oklahoma medical marijuana news, compliance questions, and industry frustrations.
(00:00) Welcome Back to The Controlled Burn
(02:14) OMMA's New Interim Director: A Breath of Fresh Air?
(06:16) Can Law Enforcement Leadership Change OMMA for the Better?
(13:51) Is OMMA's Advisory Council Representing the Whole Industry?
(18:47) Cannabis Grow Security and OMMA's New License Map
(23:22) Packaging Rules, Compliance Confusion, and the Sharpie Solution
(25:53) Oklahoma Cannabis Product Recall: What Happened?
(29:31) Halloween, MJBizCon, and Final Thoughts
Is Oklahoma's cannabis industry finally turning a corner, or is it too early to celebrate? Either way, we're here for the conversation.
🎙️ Follow The Controlled Burn for more Oklahoma cannabis news, testing insights, compliance conversations, and unfiltered industry commentary.
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16 Oct 2026
OMMA, JKJ & the End of Okie Wonderland
Another week, another round of chaos in Oklahoma cannabis.
This week on Controlled Burn, Shane Davis and Brandon Fountain break down the buzz surrounding JKJ's pre-roll embargo, OMMA's position on assorted gummies and dual-chamber vape carts, and the announcement that Okie Wonderland is officially closing its doors.
What's the difference between an embargo and a recall? Are variety-pack edibles actually compliant? And what does the closure of a longtime Oklahoma cannabis business mean for the industry?
From compliance confusion to industry shakeups (and a little monkey-related chaos), there's plenty to unpack.
(00:00) Opening Banter, Radio Voices & the Oklahoma State Fair
(01:58) The Hemp Father's Thailand Adventures
(04:16) JKJ Pre-Roll Embargo: What Happened?
(05:38) Embargo vs. Recall: Understanding the Difference
(08:28) White-Label Manufacturing & JKJ's Pre-Roll Production
(14:21) Compliance Mistakes & Industry Accountability
(15:24) OMMA's Email Sparks Questions About Assorted Gummies
(18:02) Production Batches, Testing & Edible Compliance
(23:01) Dual-Chamber Carts & Testing Practices
(25:08) Okie Wonderland Announces Its Closure
(26:25) Industry Reactions, Competition & What's Next
(28:43) Final Thoughts & Sign-Off
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2 Oct 2026
Check Your POS Before OMMA Does
Could your dispensary’s POS system be creating a compliance problem without you even realizing it?
In this episode of Controlled Burn, Shane and Brandon break down some Oklahoma cannabis compliance issues dispensary owners need to have on their radar — including how infused pre-rolls may be classified, why net weight matters more than you might think, and how incorrect product information in your point-of-sale system could create problems during an OMMA inspection.
They also get into federal cannabis rescheduling updates, DEA application notices, patient possession limits, and why dispensaries often end up being the last line of defense when a product reaches the shelf.
And before all of that? Dad life, AI robots, Mario Kart, fake controllers, and the usual Controlled Burn chaos.
Topics include:
DEA application letters and compliance deadlines
Federal cannabis rescheduling and Schedule III
OMMA patient possession limits
Infused pre-roll classification
Net weight vs. THC milligrams
POS system compliance issues
Dispensary responsibility when products hit the shelf
Chapters:
(00:00) Dad Life, Gaming, AI & the Usual Chaos
(15:14) DEA Application Letters & Compliance Deadlines
(16:25) Federal Cannabis Rescheduling & Schedule III
(22:52) Patient Limits & How OMMA Classifies Products
(23:37) Are Infused Pre-Rolls Actually Concentrates?
(25:41) Net Weight, Edibles & POS Compliance Problems
(28:51) Why Dispensaries Need to Double-Check Everything
Nothing discussed in this episode should be considered legal or regulatory advice. Always verify current OMMA, DEA, and applicable state and federal requirements for your business.
Got a wild compliance story or something you want us to cover? Send it our way.
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