Exploring the political, spiritual, medical, and racial world of our ancestors favorite plant through the lens of two Black stoner scientists.🌳
Joint Highpothesis Potcast
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Exploring the political, spiritual, medical, and racial world of our ancestors favorite plant through the lens of two Black stoner scientists.🌳
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8/30/2022
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March 16, 2024
Season 3: Episode 6 - Designing CannaTech w/ SkyTre
SkyTre creates products for smokers who value sustainability, sophistication, and creative design. They call their products “heavy on the personality, but light on the uptight.” Please enjoy this episode where SkyTre shares the culture behind their team (hint: they’re both interdisciplinary and intersectional). They also share their interests in anime, discovery channel, and building - typical interests of Black women ;) SkyTre’s Team: Alex Stanford - Product Engineer and 3D designer Phillip Jordan - Senior software engineer Ciara Bazile - Director of Production & Compost Logistics Ta’Nia Jordan - Director of Operations and Social Media Manager Lashai Spence - Marketing & Business Development Post-Recording Update: Since the recording of the episode, the SkyTre team has won a hackathon, graduated from a cannatech business accelerator, and launched two new products that can be found and customized at SkyTre3d.com! Where to find all the speakers: Rene’s consulting business can be found at EquitySystemsConsulting.com . Joint Highpothesis can be found on all major platforms and at JointHighpothesis.com SkyTre instagram can be found at @SkyTre3d SkyTre’s products can be purchased at SkyTre3d.com ! Upcoming Events with SkyTre: - 4/20 The Greenlight District Cannabis Crawl on Cherokee St in Saint Louis - 4/27 Official STL 420 Smoke Sesh hosted by The Office 314 - 05/31 The 2024 NECANN Illinois Cannabis Convention in Chicago
March 8, 2024
Season 3: Episode 5 - Good Genetics with High Pressure Growers
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FROM OUR GUESTS: Join us this Sunday, March 10th for the 314 Warm Up Pop Up at Uptown Hookah at 2549 Woodson Road in Overland, Missouri. The first twelve to show up get special merch! If you come a little later you still may catch a freebie. VIP tickets are also available for moonrock hookah, prerolls, and other goodies! We’re back on science and all that good stuff for the rest of season three! Based in Saint Louis, High Pressure Growers, known as HPG, is concerned with breaking the stigma and growing c@nn@ as high quality produce. Both their flower and brand are organic. In this episode, HPG shares a bit of knowledge on their genetics work, AKA the reason their bud is so good. We also discuss how not only as a grower, but as a consumer, you can learn about the genetics of your plant! The Recipe: What you need to know to grow: Seed strains from the same breed may have different personalities (feel free to research genotype and phenotype!) You can observe traits (another genetics term!) just by using your senses when and before you light up! Taste the flavor, smell the terpenes, and see the vibrant colors of the plant. Like your pet dog, it may be nice to know the ancestry (Who are the parents?) of your seeds! Environment is key. Think about your temperature, air flow, soil microbiome, and nutrients. You can find GrowHeads Podcast on Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO0w5Q2atdGRqlRge2bBOwg) HPG Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_hpg2019/
December 13, 2023
Season 3: Episode 4 -Sports, Cannabis, and Masculinity with Dr. Nik Dickerson, PhD
Dr. Nik Dickerson is a scholar who talks about the connections between race, masculinity, sport, and of course, our ancestors’ favorite plant. At the beginning of our interview, Nik shared how he got into sports sociology, how plant users are recognized in pop culture, why athletes use c@nnabis, and the importance of Black men defining their own identity. Unfortunately, this part of our interview is unavailable due to recording issues. We’d love to spend more time talking with Dr. Dickerson about plant-using athletes and stoner movies in the future. For now, please enjoy this interview centered on his recent paper for the Sociology of Sport Journal. His identity as a Black American man has shaped his research, and he draws on references from Lovecraft Country, Toni Morrison, and Octavia Butler in order to discuss new ways of thinking about Black masculinity. He also discusses how he uses music in his papers and conferences to retell stories of Black athletes in an honorable way. We end with him discussing how he relates to his own work as a Black man, and close out with our rapid fire round. Guest Biography: Dr Nik Dickerson graduated with a BA in Sport Sociology from Ithaca College in 2005. He then went on to receive an MA in the Cultural Studies of Sport from the University of Maryland (2007), and a PhD in the Cultural Studies of Sport from the University of Iowa (2012). His PhD examined how race, gender, and national identity informed mediated representations of recreational drug use in sport, advertisement, and film. After graduating he served as a lecturer in American Studies at the University of Iowa for three years, and then spent seven years as a Senior Lecturer in Sport Sociology at the University of Lincoln (UK). He can be found at Fuhr_James83 on twitter. ** Note: This is our last episode of 2023, we will be taking some time to review the latest canna scholarship, travel, and most importantly rest. Happy holidays, please be safe and see y’all in 2024!
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