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Carrie Jean Yazel was featured as Playboys Playmate of the Month in the May 1991 issue.

While interviewing Carrie she asked if I knew where the Bunny Head was on my cover? "I said no - do you?'  She said: "No I have no idea." So with that said we created a contest!

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Thank you to Carrie for filling in a my guest co-host and for a laugh out loud interview!

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This week, Zach Pitts, CEO and founding partner of Ganja Goddess, discusses graduating during a recession and stumbling into a cannabis career that has now spanned more than 13 years.

When Pitts graduated from college, he pursued a career in urban planning, but he failed to find regular work. In 2007, developers weren’t hiring and he was at a loss. Around the same time, Tara Wells, Ganja Goddess’ co-founder, was cultivating and manufacturing edibles for the legal medical market — traditional products like brownies and gingerbread. She needed help getting the startup off the ground, and Pitts came onboard as a way to make some money and survive.

But the partnership outgrew his temp job and slowly built a career. In 2011, Pitts and Wells started a California-based delivery business in an effort to make their products available to more patients. 

The decision to create a delivery startup was driven by two factors:

• Consumer demand from areas that didn't have access to dispensaries. 
• Creating a safer, more comfortable experience for customers, particularly women. 

At the time, Wells found medical dispensaries to be unappealing. They were dimly lit, shabby buildings with bars on the windows and security guards at the door, and they were typically staffed by young men. The experience made her uncomfortable — like a criminal. She wanted to create an experience that spoke to her and why she used cannabis. Pitts and Wells carefully crafted Goddess Delivers as a delivery business and website that was more open, accepting and feminine. They wanted to serve the non-traditional cannabis user in pop culture.

Soon after the delivery business launched, the Ganja Goddess edibles brand was unified with Goddess Delivers under a single brand. The delivery service took off and the edible business took a back seat. The duo eventually put the edibles division on hiatus to concentrate on delivery, but they continue to maintain the proper licenses and plan to resume manufacturing as soon as possible. 

Although confusing and turbulent at first, the COVID-19 pandemic caused enormous growth for the company. At the beginning of 2020, the company was on pace for 30% growth. As the pandemic closed storefronts, demand for delivery exploded, and Ganja Goddess experienced more than 100% growth. The surge caused a few logistical headaches and growing pains, but Pitts and Wells were able to navigate the increase while planning for the future. 

Pitts is currently working on raising investment capital and hopes to land $5 million to expand the company’s manufacturing capabilities and restart the edibles brand. The fundraising effort is a new one for Pitts, but he welcomes the challenge. The company is also interested in expanding the business model — not just in California, where it covers more than 94% of the population, but in New York and Virginia as those states join the recreational market.

Pitts and Wells emulated e-commerce strategies to make a website that is easy for consumers to navigate and create hubs that enable next-day delivery anywhere in the state.

Before the pandemic, many companies — not just in cannabis — were already being pushed into delivery by the Amazon phenomenon, but the pandemic permanently changed the mindset of the consumer.

Ganja Goddess is designed to appeal to people 35 and older, and about 45% of its customers are women. Pitts hopes to further expand the market, taking the cannabis-curious and turning them into cannabis loyalists. Some 94% of Ganja Goddess sales are from existing customers; 75% are from customers that have been with the company for six months or longer. 

Ganja Goddess was uniquely positioned when the pandemic hit. While it was tough in the beginning, the company's forward thinking helped adapt to rigorous new safety protocols and set it up for a successful year.

When your best doesn't seem good enough. The case against error avoidance in parenting.

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Cette semaine sur le podcast, Jay reçoit la professeure de criminologie de l'Université Laval, Catherine Rossi.

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A conversation of Childhood Emotional Neglect, CEN. 
How does the “absence” affect you today?
Do you have CEN?
Ways to deal with CEN. 

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Cette semaine sur le podcast, Jay reçoit le nutritionniste et podcaster Bernard Lavallée.

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SHOW TOPICS: Thimerosal Mercury in Vaccines Associated with Tics, Happiness, Pancreatic cancer accelerated by stress, Dental work and miscarriages (Air Date 1.15.2018) <p> </p>
Dr. Rashid A. Buttar hosts "Advanced Medicine" once a week with Robert Scott Bell on the Robert Scott Bell Show.  Dealing with everyday health issues from the Advanced Medicine healthcare perspective, Dr. Buttar and Robert tackle the tough issues and empower you to achieve autonomy and maintain your health freedom.  

This week's episode features Dr. Jonice Webb.  She is the author of the best-selling book Running on Empty: Overcome your Childhood Emotional Neglect. And has just published a follow-up to the book Running on Empty No More: Transform Your Relationships With Your Partner, Your Parents and Your Children.

Because like many people out there – when you use words like trauma and neglect – they feel too strong to describe what was, yes, a challenging childhood, and so it is easy to reject looking into any subject matter around the topic, especially if you are a person who feels that you have overcome adversities and challenges. 

But if you are a person who is still committing acts of self-sabotage such as bad romantic relationships, or have feelings of anxiety or depression frequently, and you have never been able to put a finger on any particular event or experience in your life that may have contributed to them, the concept of childhood emotional neglect just might be the key to unlocking the mystery. 

In this episode, Ameé and Dr. Webb discuss the following: 

• What is Childhood Emotional Neglect? 
• The common types of parents who are more apt to create this emotionally phobic or neglectful environment.  
• Now, how does someone feel like an adult if they did experience this lack of emotional connection from parents? What are the outcomes & behaviors typically seen?
• How does a person who has experienced childhood emotional neglect parent their own kids from an empty tank? 
• Do you have to confront your own parents to heal from CEN? 
• What's the first step to healing yourself from CEN?  

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In this episode of The FlightBridgeED Podcast, a nightmare creeps from the tattered remains of a beaten and bruised patient. The wrenching grasp of death casts a long, dark shadow over the flight team as a crucial decision means life or death. What will happen? Will the patient survive? Join us for the mesmerizing tale of The Traumatic Airway.

Pre-order this exciting new book from Eric Bauer and FlightBridgeED Ventilator Management: A Pre-Hospital Perspective, written in a conversational style that is in-depth, easy to understand, and practical in application is sure to be a go-to resource for your practice. Check out this short introduction of the book from the author himself, and go online to pre-order now for a discounted price.

In this episode of The FlightBridgeED Podcast, Eric clarifies and defines the role of Auto-PEEP. This often neglected measurement has big implications for our patients and adjustments should be made, but with caution and in small increments. Join us as we explore Ventilator Management - Ventilation Failure: Auto-PEEP Strategies.

Claustrophobic and dark hallways surround our patients as they hysterically shake and fly to free themselves from the ever-tightening grasp of a hypoxic straightjacket. There are worse things than death, and as time fights against the minds of the providers, the insane realization that this critical patient may very well be toeing the edge of oblivion sets in. Join your host, Eric Bauer, as he walks with you down the terrifying corridors of the newest Nightmare Series podcast... The Hypoxic Status Seizure.

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